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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
4
The Vincennes Sun discusses Senator Bland and factional lines while endorsing John C. Chaney for Congress. It argues rotation in office hurts national representation and urges keeping Chaney in Congress given his improving experience and strength. It also notes possible challengers and reflects on labor issues and local notices.
Sywege 5 & Keep Ge Jerusalem Chapter No. 81 conferred the past master's degree Thursday night on four candidates. There will be work in the M. E. M. degree tomorrow night. Rev. George Murphy the new pastor of the Methodist church is expected here late this week. Nine weeks old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGuire died Thursday afternoon from cholera infantum. Dr. and Mrs. Crowder returned from Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Drennan will winter in Florida. A son born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stark. Mr. Stark rural carrier on route three. George Layton of Indianapolis attended Claude Luzlader’s funeral. D. J. Watson bought Davis Cafe. W. E. Johnson rents the old B. and N. saloon room for a meat market and cold storage near the railroads. Senator Oscar Bland was in town on legal business. Uncle John Willington and wife visited granddaughter. Accident at Little Giant mine injured John Love’s foot but will be saved. A. P. Booth returned from Greenfield visit. Mrs. Barrett of Indianapolis visiting Ira Glidden. Mrs. Sarah Whitman suffered paralysis but improving. Mrs. Mary Gordon injured falling from porch. Landon family reunion at Vincennes. members listed. For Sale Horse and carriage. Susie McGregor 2:21 trotting mare, other gear, 158 Honore Street address. Claude Luzader, born 1878, dead Oct 2 1907 after service in multiple units. leaves family. joined Sullivan Christian church. Pension increase for Richard Hardesty to $50. Free trial of Dr. Shoop’s pills offered by mail.
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