SPECIAL EXCURSION TO Terre Haute Pale Festival Carnival
Terre Haute excursion notice lists single and round trip fares for Os train line travel from Sullivan. Tickets available at one fare for round trip with return by Oct 21. purchases handled by D. H. Hillman G T and P A and YT E Hoover Agent Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ist
Wili
Terre
Oet
Bund
D. H. Hillman
G. T
P. A
E. Hoover
Agt
Sullivan
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Indiana
Retire OF Appointment notice stating that Richard Fe Leach is the administrator of the estate of Mae A. Wall deceased of Sullivan County Indiana. The Administrator is described as solvent. DOUTHITT & HADDON, Attorneys. 9-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
County of
Naiana
Mae Atel A. Wall
Indiana
Richard FE
Leach
Douthitt & Haddon
License Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Sullivan Indiana
Notice to Sullivan and Hamilton township residents that a white male over 21 and nine ty days resident will apply to Sullivan county Board of Commissioners at the next session beginning Monday in November 1905 for a retail liquor license. Premises described as a front room on the ground floor of the Coffman Hotel building on Main Street Sullivan. The room fronts the street with a visible interior from the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Privilere
Coffman Hotel
Main Street
Prominent Citizens On Minichs Bond
On January 1 1906 Adam V Minich begins his second term as Sullivan County treasurer. Thursday morning set for executing a new bond of 300000 dollars with many prominent bondsmen. The bond was approved by the county commissioners and certified by County Auditor E E Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam V. Minich
County of
Sullivan
V. Minich
J. R. Whalen
W. T. Minich
S.lathiel Boone
Abe Frakes
James M. Lang
C. L. Davis
Robert Taylor
J. Frank Alumbaugh
James R. Riggs
Claude A. Ellis
Sullivan County Poultry Exhibition at North Main Street
The Sullivan Csarity Poultry and Pet Stock Association plans its annual show at Muntix Turman & Rives new warehouse on North Main Street. Committees are appointed and prize lists are being prepared as media arrangements progress toward a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntix, Turman & Rives
North Main Street
Sullivan Csarity Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Henry Appe and Miss Mayme Orr wed at bride's home
Henry Appe of near Merom married Mayme Orr daughter of deputy sheriff James J. Orr at 2 50 yesterday afternoon in a ceremony by Rev J H Gartes. The bride wore white silk and chiffon with a white bouquet. A luncheon followed in a house decorated with autumn leaves and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirei
Henry Appe
Merom
Mayme Orr
James J. Orr
J. H. Gartes
T - House
Hay Ride Party Attended by Shelburne Guests
A July gathering near Shelburne featured a hay ride with guests including Dr. and Mrs. Pierre Sewrt and many locals such as Cosette Siner Lu aial Hazel Pierce Ella Collier Allie Welch May Johns Grace Harper Jennie Asbury Ist a Neal Bassie Starks Harry McCosky Hosea Hill Arthur Rerick Ro Hadley Hosea Siner and George Roe.
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Shelburn
Pepe
Aps
Hales
Sulivan
Pierre Sew
Mises Cosette Siner
A Bial
Hazel Pierce
Ella Collier
Allie Welch
May Johns
Gace H.rper
Jennie Asbury
Ista Neal
Messrs
Bassie Starks
Harry McCos
Card of Thanks for Gracie Lovelace
The Lovelace family thanks neighbors and friends for help during Gracie's illness and death. They praise doctors including Dr Coffee for careful care and attendances and express gratitude for floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie
Dr. Coffee
Horse Driven Wagon Crash Injures Ed Simmons
A horse driven by Tom and Ed Simmons bolted after scaring at an umbrella near the square yesterday morning. It crashed into the sidewalk, smashing a plate glass window at Springer and Carruthers, a glass door at T B Shaffer’s drug store, and threw Tom, Ed, and Justice Kirkham from the wagon. Ed Simmons suffered a severe stomach injury from the horse’s kick. the others escaped with minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ed Simmons
Springer and Carruthers
T. B. Shaffer
Justice Kirkham
Indictments Return in Local Grand Jury Session
The grand jury returned indictments naming Mort Ruby for burglary Claud Craig for larceny Andrew Dickey for larceny and Ed Bloomes for burglary in a city case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Ruby
Claud Craig
Andrew Dickey
Ed Bloomes
Hunt Winkles Ties Sherburn in City Marriage
Arthur Roscoe Hunt and May Winkles of Sherburn wed by Justice Kirkham in the city on Monday afternoon. A stray rental notice and local social notes mention visits by Bayfield and Greenlees, and Harry Grey from Terre Haute spending time with Ruby Mayfk.
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Arthur Roscoe Hunt
May Winkles
Sherburn
Justice Kirkham
Os -O
Ghevles Bayfield
Divars
Sucnacy
N. E. Milnoy
Cis
Rose
Emma
Harry ‘Grey
Terre Haute
Ruby Mayfk
German Officer Predicts U S Navy Supplants Britain
A German naval officer predicts the United States will surpass Britain in naval strength soon. He cites current and projected vessel counts, noting Britain, France, and Germany shift positions as American ships join the fleet. The plan includes fifteen battleships and various cruisers, with several ships carrying ten twelve inch guns.
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Ghote
Britain
United States
France
Great Britain
Germany
America
Connecticut
Louisiana
Nanons
Minesota
New Trumpshire
Vermont
Nebraska
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
Idaho
Mississippi
South Carolina
Michigans
Bureau of Construction
Tootsie the fox terrier in Yorkville court dispute
Magistrate Cornell hears a canine ownership dispute between Nellie Lyons and Beckie Gordon over Tootsie. Gordon claims ownership while Lyons asserts possession. The judge remarks the matter is weighty and uses Tootsie’s obedience as a humorous test.
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Tootsie
Cornell
Yorkville Court
New York Mail
Nellie Lyons
Beckie Gordon
Mme
Mrs. Gordon
Mrs. Lyons
Dress Reform Bans Corsets in Central Turner Classes
Professor Emil Rath of Central Turner gymnasium and fencing issues a strict prospectus prohibiting corsets during exercises. He states violators will be dismissed and notes girls in his class will wear bloomers to promote health over fashion. Rath aims to foster practical athleticism among students.
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Emil Rath
Central Turner Ball
Pittsburg
New York
Ife
Promoter Faces Inevitable Retribution and Scrutiny
A speaker warns a trusted promoter that retribution is coming for his growing wealth and past conduct. The warning foresees investigations, possible public exposure, and a loss of leisure as media scrutiny and harsh coverage intensify. The note cites impending media attention and potential legal exposure.
Local Notes From Big Springs Community
Big Springs residents share weekend visits and church attendance. Mrs Henry Mann and family visited Sullivan. Arthur Asbury and Clair Carruthers attended services. Rev C B Hershey led a Sunday appointment. The Big Springs Thresher Company bought a new engine last week.
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Henry Mann
Sullivan
Arthur Asbury
Clair Carruthers
C. B. Hershey
Big Springs Thresher Company
Edith Bicknell
Selma Ingersoll
Mann
Kern Medesker
Graysville
George Pitser
Terre Haute
Warren Watson
Merom Visitors and Local Church News Highlight Weekend
Rev F W Day of Oberlin Ohio visited Merom friends on route to Illinois. About thirty attended a Sunday school convention at Sullivan. Rev Wm Russell preached a first sermon on this circuit at the Method ist church to a large crowd. Ed Bennett of Terre Haute visited friends here. Mrs Harper was in Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Dave Harper welcomed a fine boy born Saturday. Joe Brisebois of Terre Haute stayed with Mrs Harper and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Jones
Porterville
Ills
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Hammond
College Chapel
Wright
Catterton
Palestine
Fairfield
Sullivan
Levi Springer
Springer
Nash
Hutsonville
John Shore
Wible
F. W.day
Oberlin
Ohio
Merom
Illinois
Wm. Russell
Methodist Church
Ed Bennett
Terre Haute
Pleasantville Notes and Local Moves in Martinsville Area
Pleasantville residents hear of Howard entering the grocery business with Dan Howard at Mooresville and expect an electric car line through the village. Jabez Cogan and wife visit J. S. Anderson and wife in Clay City Illinois, returning home. Several local people fall ill, residences burn, and temperance sentiment calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Howard
Martinsville
Pleasantville
Dan Howard
Mooresville
Jabez Cogan
Clay City
Ill
J. S. Anderson
John Lester
David Fry
Sam Bedwell
Alice Downs
Lillie
Fire Burns New Lebanon Home. Loss Insurance Covers Part
Fire at a New Lebanon residence early Saturday damaged a house and pantry. Pie Lich started the blaze, with L. A. St. Clair assisting. insurance of 350 dollars will partly cover the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
L. A. St. Clair
New
Lebanon
Wa.u
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Harry
Ors
ROYAL
Minich
Gorse Lovelace and Family
C. A
Uncle Sam’s Railroad
Panama
Stsaljnip Lie
Pacific Coast
Panama Railway
Leslie J. Perry
St. Louis
Ibehina
Canadian Pacific
Daman
Mer.bristow
Fixie
Fbes
Cqnal Freighhrs
Cylon
Pacific
South America
Canal
Panama Railroad
Aspinwall
Colon
Washington
Baltimore
West Point
de Lesseps
Bristow
American Navy
Great Lit
Gorman
Italy
Dora
Europe
Washington Star
Wright’s
Big Springs
Will Thomas
Luella Yeager
Will Gray
Newton Haynes
Columbus
R. L. Powell
B. F. Shepherd
W. T. Spencer
J. L. Phillips
Grand Lodge K. of P. and Rathbone
Indianapolis
Ella McClung
Iva Miller
Emery A. Powell
Albert Harbin
Dicey Guldman
Tressa Timerman
Carrie Jackson
Ass’t
E. A. Powell
Iris Land
Herrington
Kas
Mrs. Alonzo Rooksberry
Daughter Ollie
Greencastle
New Lebanon
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