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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
6
Two cowhands Hamp ton and Murphy push through Indian country along the Powder River with wary scouts. After nights of lookout and fatigue the pair confront a maddening event as Murphy collapses racked by a fearsome vision, forcing Hampton to decide how to proceed under hostile Sioux presence.
Shelburn beat Hymera 8 to 4 in a baseball game at Shelburn. Heavy Shelburn hitting and multiple errors by both teams highlighted the contest watched by about 250 fans. Batteries Hymera Hutchinson Veach Mullen Smith Glenn was the Shelburn battery with umpire Laughorn officiating.
Unclaimed letters listed by name in the Sullivan Indiana post office two weeks remain before transfer to the Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Mrs C W Brown and others. gents list includes J W M Burton Robert Crawford Leon Frazier Lee Goldburg and more. call letters by saying advertised, Arthur A Hotmis P M.
Martin Booker drove to Linton on Thursday. Albert Bennett and his wife visited relatives in the area on Saturday. Nora Neal was in Linton last week. Martin Pirtle and his wife visited relatives near Pleasantville on Sunday. Brother Stivers of Lyons will preach at Shiloh on the third Sunday in October.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Campbell visit William Knowles family. Concord hay rack trip includes known locals. Preventics asthma cold remedy advertised with details. George Rubbell visits. Union Christian college sees many new and old faces. Rev Defur preaches at chapel. New houses under construction. Birth announced for W F Hogan and wife. Call for an interurban road to Merom via Terre Haute or Sullivan.
Miss Bessie Ghering of Columbus visits relatives including Otto Ghering and Mrs. Henry Cottingham. Several local families host visitors and attend church. injuries from blank cartridges and a nail incident are noted. Protracted meeting to start at Corinth led by Rev J W Jackson with Samuel O Neal assisting. Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy promotion ends with local shop Sold by T B Shaffer.
Mrs John Stoady and daughter Jessie of Terre Haute visited her daughter Mrs W M O Neal in the vicinity for a weekend. Dr R B Douglas of Shelburn reported a horse death from congestion while visiting a patient at Scott City last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Sisson visits near Vincennes and Mrs H S Edwards stays with daughter Stella Enochs in Pleasantville. Guests arrive from Chicago Louisville and Terre Haute as locals visit kin and recover from ailments. A medicine show accident in Rush leads to a shoulder injury and a colt show yields premium awards. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as healing for wounds piles and chilblains.
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