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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
3
Ernest Hammack and Spence Sexton were in Sullivan on business. Coal men J. M. and R. C. Whitsett visited Dugger after a road trip. many locals gathered for football practice. The Indiana & Chicago Coal Co mine paused operations last Thursday due to dynamo engine failures.
Cass county notes include Odessa McGrew of Sullivan visiting friends, Bessie Neusbaum attending a wedding in Lin ton, and a double wedding at Rev Pope’s residence with Dan Neusbaum and Bessie Goodman of Cass and James Oliver and Ethel Nez of Dugger. See also gatherings at the Raines and Shepherd homes, organ purchase by Carrol Gambill, and a fishing trip with Mr. Hume. A separate item: J C Mount of Three Mile Bay injures hand but reports quick relief from Pain Balm. Mr Crawford, grain businessman from Nebraska, visits Cass before returning to northern Nebraska.
Calvin Nicholson of Sullivan and William Gaskins of Farmersburg visited relatives in town Sunday. Miss Annie Stever stayed with Mrs. George Wilson as a guest. James Keene and Family of Farnsworth also visited relatives here this week. Rev B. T. Julian spent part of last week in Warrick county.
Mrs Florence McCarter of Chicago visits her brother Wm Murdock and wife here. Miss Grace Payne and brother John of Solsberry visit relatives this week. Mr James Funkhouser and Mrs Dollie Hutchinson, both of this place, were married at Sullivan last Saturday afternoon. Thomas Watson Kelly, little son of Mr and Mrs John Kelly, died Saturday. Funeral services were held at the M E church Sunday afternoon. The family have the sympathy of their friends. Miss Maggie White daughter of Mr and Mrs James W White of St Francisville Ill was married to Ire Snow at Terre Haute Thursday evening last week. Mr Snow is a prominent businessman of Nashville Tenn. Miss White is a model lady and lived with J F Hoke for several years. Marion Shade, manager of Sullivan Telephone Co, was in Fountain county on business this week. It was erroneously reported last week that Mr Shade had resigned to act as book keeper. Mr E L Hardin of Chicago, an experienced telephone man, has accepted a position with the company.
The article notes a Wesley anecdote about repetition and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and grip, claiming it counters pneumonia tendencies and is safe to take. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Basler departing Friday for a lengthy southern trip.
The undersigned will sell at the residence of Jas W Vaughn a mile north of Rose Chapel and about 3 miles southwest of New Lebanon on Tuesday Oct 20 1903. Personal property includes 5 head of horses 4 milch cows 12 head of stock cattle about 53 hogs plows harrow wagon harness and various farming implements plus household and kitchen furniture and other articles too numerous to mention.
All sums of 85 had under cash. A credit of 12 months will be given on all sums over 5 dollars if paid at maturity with approved security note. If not paid at maturity then 6 percent interest from date. No property to be removed until terms complied with. D. J. Vaughn. Col. John W. Creager, Auct.
Sunday services Moran Rev Daugherty officiated as usual Elmer Dodd remains sick James Ransford buys a new buggy James Woodard remains unwell rain stopped last Sunday’s baseball with Burchard Hardin Sparks nears completion of home repairs Noah and Esther Parr visited Sullivan Frank Bush returns from North Dakota school enrollment at forty five pupils Conner's guests and Ed Bennett enjoyed peanuts and apples at a gathering Albert Scotter from Prairie Town visited Joel Barnes loses a fine calf Harve Monroe Elmer Parr work at Big Hill mine Lansberry Riggs called to Sullivan for sister in law Riley Drake Noah Parr and Martha Dix wed Oct 8 at 4 30 pm Rev McNaughton officiating wishes for long happiness
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