Local notes and personal visits and incidents
Dr J R Hinkle and W F Knotts travel west for an extended visit, planning to see the Portland exposition. Burglars broke the back door at Pattons store Sunday night stealing about two dollars. Miss Susan Corwin leaves for Lebanon Ohio after three weeks with her brother. Manford Otto and Howard Campbell open a harness store in the Citizens Trust building. Teresa Crawley visits from St Louis with the Crawley family. Joe Lacey returns from Bloomington to teach this county this winter. Abe Frakes returns from Portland and the West. Rev J H Sammis returns from Winona Lake Bible conference. Daniel Brogan of Honduras visits John Gravemier. Charles Warren, in New England, visits John A Curry, recently editor now at Wilkesbarre Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Knotts
Portland Exposition
Pattons
Susan Corwin
Lebanon
Ohio
A. D. Brown
Merom
Soldiers Reunion of Fourth Indiana Cavalry Held in Graysville
The fourth annual reunion of Company I 6th Indiana Cavalry gathered at Lieut Cushman's Graysville home. Survivors and veterans from other companies attended a fine dinner, with music by M H Dix's band. Cushman spoke, followed by Levi McCoskey the oldest man and W S Jewell the youngest. Re elected officers Barnett Jewell president and W S Jewell secretary. Next reunion set for first Saturday in September 1906 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com An. I
6Th Indiana Cavalry
T. K. Cushman
Graysville
M. H. Dix
Cushman
Levi McCoskey
W. S. Jewell
Barnett Jewell
W.S. Jewell
Dugger Building Loan Assn Shows Prosperous State
The Dugger Building and Loan Association reports an authors capital of 100000 and 54500 capital subscribed after four years of operation. Dr. C. M. Lowder serves as president with E J King, cashier of Dugger State Bank, as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger Building and Loan Association
C. M. Lowder
E. J. King
Dugger State Bank
Indianapolis Line Pushed On Southern Indiana Railroad
Construction accelerates on the Indianapolis division between Bowling Green and Saline City with three crews and over a mile of grade in the Eel river bottoms. Steam shovels work on heavy cuts and arches are laid with piers and abutments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Railroad
Bowling Green
Saline City
Eel River
Black Hawk
St. Bernice
Clinton
Chicago
Indiana
Libertyville
County Grants Liquor Licenses to Local Applicants
The county commissioners approved liquor licenses on Monday for J. T. Jewell and Nick Gariano of Farmersburg, William Decker and R. E. Leach of Sullivan, and W. H. Norris of Hymera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jewell
Nick Gariano
Farmersburg
William Decker
R. E. Leach
Sullivan
W. H. Norris
Hymera
Divorce suit filed by George S Helms against Samantha Bell Helms
Court records show George S Helms files a complaint for divorce from Samantha Bell Helms. Also John B Lynch sues Anthony Kenning and others seeking to quiet title on real estate in a separate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Helms
Samantha Bell Helms
John B. Lynch
Anthony Kenning
Sullivan Schools Open Monday as Enrollment Grows
Sullivan public schools reopen next Monday in a new building with expected record attendance. Superintendent Price notes high interest from county students and outlines which grades report to Elm Park, the central building, or the new high school, with seventh and first grades assigned to specific locations and a lack of playground at the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Price
Broad Street
Beech Street
Elm Park
Washington Street
Statements On Dr Larr Treatment Bring Relief
Several patients report improvements after Dr Larr’s therapy. Mrs Wiley Pleasant says headaches are entirely relieved, Mrs Jacob Miller feels much better, and Nancy Johnson notes bowel and stomach improvements. Lauren Lingston reports stomach relief and better appetite digestion after treatment. IRA H Larr states these are long standing cases with prior medicine failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Pleasant
New Lebanon
Jacob Miller
Sullivan
Nancy Johnson
Farmersburg
Lauren Lingston
Ira H. Larr
D. New Trust Building
Library Board Sets Books Budget and Librarian Pay
The regular monthly meeting at the library approved purchasing several new books. The board raised the librarian’s salary to forty dollars per month.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abe Frakes
Portland
Ore
J. H. Sammis
Winona Lake
Daniel Brogan
Honduras
Central America
John Gravemier
Charles Warren
New England States
John A. Curry
The
Sullivan Times
Worcester (Mass
Dugger Building-Loan Ass'n
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joe K. Smock
J. W. Wolfe & Son
Clothiers and
Larr
Library Board
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
North Abington, Mass
San C
the Crossett
Chool
Plain Story
Ladies
North Side
OLD Crowder
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