Keeley Mine to Resume After Idle Period
The Keeley mine near Dugger, idle about five weeks due to scarce ears, is being readied to resume work. Local mining remains slack but hopes rise for better flats supply after the former strain settled.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
4
Movers and Visitors Roil Caledonia Community
Dave McDaniel family from Mil dred and Homer Shepherd family from Sullivan moved to Caledonia last week. Walter Phillips pit boss moved from Star City with family. Several families moving in from Star City. Local visits include Mrs Maggie Donald to Mrs Wright and Mrs Nesbit to her sister Mrs Ollie Smith. A Sunday bout with Bud Day and Ed Hunter highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McDaniel
Mildred
Homer Shepherd
Sullivan
Walter Philips
Star City
Maggie Donald
Wright
Jim Nesbit
Ollie Smith
Tom Chambers
Martin Lane
Ed. Hunter
Maxie Ceattie
Butch McCrocklin
Butchers
Charlie McDaniels
Palestine
Ill
Jack Redhead
Burlock
Bud Day
Ed Hunter
Graysville Community Notes and Meetings
News from Graysville recounts Mrs. Nancy Turman at Sullivan and Rev. W F Russell traveling to Hymera. Students visited a model school near Shelburn and funeral services for Mrs. Whit Moore were held at the M E church. An interurban railway meeting drew attendees with another planned, while Tressa Bain visited over Sunday and Bace Gray resumes duties after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Turman
Sullivan
Shelburn
Whit Moore
M. E
W. F. Russell
Hymera
Tressa Bain
Bace Gray
License Application for Liquor Sales in Sullivan County
A white male resident of Hymera and Jackson township Indiana applies to Sullivan County commissioners for a one vendor license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The request covers the lower front room of described real estate in Plew's addition with specific boundary measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymesa
Jackson Township
Sullivan County
Board of Commissioner
Indiana
Towit
Plew’s Bball
Eore
Merom Booze Dealers Fined In License Plea
Otto Hoseman of Merom pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license in two cases before Squire Kirkham. He was fined 34 dollars and costs. Gus Dean of Mecom also pleaded guilty and received the same fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hoseman
Merom
Squire Kirkham
Gus Dean
Mecom
Little Giant Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits
Sunday visits pepper the town as Tamas Mounts and mother visit Mr. John Wellington while William Isbell appears on the sick list. Families of Isbell, Critchfield, Bedwell, Firebaugh, and Herndon share gatherings, with new babies announced and a move to Pleasantville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamas Mounts
John Wellington
William Isbell
Corda Smedley
Barrie Critchfield
Truss Isbell
Frank Bedwell
Roy Hale
Miss Firebaugh
Rena Isbell
Mertie Beck
Sullivan
Dave Critchfield
Wm. Smedley
Albert Hale
New Lebanon
Rista Smith
Peck Herndon
Ollie Nuckles
Hud Smith
John Wellington’s
James Denbar
el Jackson
Pleasantville
Miss Garnet
Merce Herndon
Turman Family Reunion and Local Real Estate Moves in Big Springs
The Turman family held a reunion at the old Turman home with attendees Dr I L Turman Prof W T Turman Dr W R Turman and J E Turman. Other local news includes Claude Stratton purchasing Mary Buck’s West Washington property for 3500 and Bert Crawley buying Giles addition lot to build a residence. Tom Springer Jr bought a dozen cattle from Lem John and Jim Willis. Jacob Cox shows a 15 ft 3 in corn stalk at Carlisle. Mrs J C McClanahan heads to Garden City Kansas for winter with daughter Anna Springer and son Andy joins to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude H. Stratten
Mary Buck
Washington Street
Mr. Stratton
Bert Crawley
Giles Addition
Tom Springer, Jr
Lem
John
Jim Willis
Jacob Cox
Risinger & Ellis
Carlisle
Real Estate Offerings From Shelburn Indiana Areas
Listing includes a 35 acre farm with improvements, a 36 acre farm west of Shelburn with orchard and water, possibly coal and minerals, an 8 room house with modern amenities, a 3 room house on 4 acre lot in town, a 5 room house on Jefferson Street, a new 2 room house with barn on one acre, and a 150 acre stock farm west of Shelburn suitable for division. Also services: fire and accident insurance, notary public, and legal work by M. Laurent Shelburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Jefferson Street
Scott City
America
W. L. Laurent
Ind
Application for liquor license in Sullivan Indiana
Notice to Sullivan county residents that a white male over 21 residing in Sullivan township will apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the next session beginning November 1908 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a specific front room of the Coffman Hotel building in Bullivan Sullivan township. The description covers the exact room location and its fronting on a public area in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan and
Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Coffman Hotel
Bullivan
Sullivan
Othe
T . Seid
Sulll
Special Train Plan for Fairbanks Indiana Tour
The Republican executive committee approved a special train for Vice-president Fairbanks to cover Indiana in the final campaign days November 1 2 and 3. The schedule aims to maximize audience reach with all day rallies in towns visited before election day. Other speakers include Beveridge Hemenway Landis Watson Griffiths and local candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Organization
Fairbanks
Indiana
Republican Executive Committee
Claypool Hotel
Indiana Committee
Goodrich
Beveridge
Hemenway
Chas. B. Landis
James E. Watson
John L. Griffiths
Liverpool
Trustees Push Consolidated Education Across County
County trustees move students long distances to save money, drawing sharp criticism in Fairbanks and Haddon townships. Narrows school is closed forcing pupils to a less suitable brick to frame building several miles away, with departures at daybreak and return after dark. A historic wagon image shows Sam A. Brokaw, Gill township, as one of the first used in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddon
Fairbanks
Narrows
Haddon Township
Paxton
Gill Township
Sam A. Brokaw
Sullivan School Units Ban On Football
The Sullivan school board prohibits football citing brutality and interference with studies. High school boys had formed a promising eleven. The item ends with unrelated names and fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan School
Ten Foot Vein of Coal Found Near Krause Farm
While drilling for oil on the John H Krause farm half a mile west of Dodd's bridge the drill encountered a ten foot vein of charcoal coal. The coal lies between 500 and feet deep and the drill has passed through 27 feet of coal. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Krause
Dodd’s Bridge
Walkers Chapel Social Notes and Local Travels
Jess and Lattie Springer spent weekend at home. Rev. Geo F McNaughton learned of his brother’s death in a railroad wreck near Blangville. Miss Sarah Barr of Bruceville visits Mrs O J Morgan. Frank Daniels of Merom visited daughter Mrs Will Brokaw. Fannie Houpt visits Rev J W Houpt at Zionsville. Weir and family visit Win Wilkey's. Mrs Hughes of Terre Haute stays with daughter Mrs Willie Allen. John Bell of Chicago visits R K Houpt. Will Houpt returns to Chicago. Levi Springer visits Missouri to see Ethel and Son Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Turman
Old Home
I. L. Turman
Cynthiana
W. T. Turman
Terre Haute
W. R. Turman
Marshall
J. E. Turman
Sullivan
Louisa Phillips
Warren Watson
C. B. Hershey
Big Springs
Will Pogue
Frank Pogue
Flora
Corwin Phillips
Graysville
William Pitser
Frank
Teore Haute
Loniza Phillips
Rila
Josie Eno
Billa Moore
Emerson Watson
Grover Clayton
Paxton
Jess
Lattie Springer
Geo. F. McNaughton
Blangville
Sarah Barr
Bruceville
O. J. Morgan
Wes Eaton
Frank Daniels
Merom
Will Brokaw
Fannie Houpt
J. W. Houpt
Zionsville
Weir
Charles Add
Win Wilkey’s
Hughes
Willie Allen
John Bell
Chicago
R. K. Houpt
Will Houpt
Levi Springer
Missouri
Ethel
Son Guy
Accidentally Killed Brother of Rev McNaughton near Evansville
Earl G. McNaughton aged 28 and married was accidentally killed in the Howell yards near Evansville on Saturday evening when a freight train ran over him. The funeral was held in Evansville on Tuesday. Rev. McNaughton of New Lebanon was in the city Sunday enroute to Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. McNaughton
George F. McNaughton
New Lebanon
Howell Yards
Evansville
Rev. McNaughton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keeley
Dugger
Abrams
John Lamtmey
Dugge
John Willams
Worthington
Frank Norris
Enaplis
Wents
Norris Bros
Mildred Lowder
Bloomfield
C. M. Lowder
L. R. Richards
Indianapolis
Newton
Georgia Humphreys
Eva
Linton
Doug Smith
Smith
Rose Cosgrove
Washington
Charles Harrison
David L. James
Dick Loomis
Superior
C. H. Buck
Cramer
Jesse McCann
William McCann
Bullsdale
Henry Wilson
Sunflower
Main Street
Daughters of Pocahontas
Switz City
Victoria
Caledonia
Little Giant
Charles W. Fairbanks
Jont
Scott
Xiem
Walkers Chapel
Hatry
Shelburn, Mnd
Bria CENT _interest
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
North Entrance
Gearass
J. R. Riggs
C. H. Edwards
P. R. Jenkins
Sec’y
Treas
C. L. Davis
M. H. Edwards
A E. Hazelrigg
W. C. Jamison
J. Rises Joe K. Smock
Sam A. White
Anized
Trust Department
Julius Hatry Shoe CO
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
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