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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
4
Lieutenant Brant of the Seventh Cavalry leads a daring rescue through a blaze to extract Hampton, Mason, and a prisoner. Despite smoke and heat, Brant organizes a rapid advance with his troopers, binding Hampton’s wound and moving him to safety as the hill alights with flame.
Quick relief from piles is claimed with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. It promises positive action and disappearance of itching or protruding piles. Large nickel-capped glass jars offered at 50 cents by T B Shaffer.
Shelburn notes report Gus Laurent and wife visiting Perry County for two weeks. Charles S. Brewer installs new Arcad chairs. Charles W. Lovelace couple head to James town exposition with stops in New York and Washington. Mrs Alfred Brown of Terre Haute visits sister W. L. Laurent. Ed Newport, former Shelburn mine superintendent, returns from Washington state. Henderson Lloyd returns to Omaha after visit with William E. Lloyd. John Russell family back from Collinsville after buying property and plans to build this fall.
Marion F. Walters Sheriff of Sullivan County announces a public sale of rents and profits for up to seven years on five acres in Sullivan Indiana to satisfy a decree against Samuel E. Bryan Bryan wife Dugger State Bank and A W Pigg. If funds不足, fee simple may be sold to cover the decree interest and costs. Sale between 10am and 4pm at the Sullivan County Courthouse.
William Knotts sues Alfred Gibbs in Sullivan Circuit Court seeking recovery with interest and costs of 80.70. A public auction will offer Lot No 20 and Lot B in Dixon's addition Sullivan town Sullivan County Indiana. If rents and profits do not bring the sum, the property will be offered for valuation.
The town returns to normal after the Chautauqua. The fall term of the U C college begins around September 30 with strong student prospects reported by President Whittaker. Construction continues on Mrs Mary Coope’s two story brick residence heated by a furnace and the Will Thornton and Joe Lee projects proceed with plastering and material readiness. Mrs D W Larr plans travel with her daughters to Indianapolis and St Louis.
Sullivan schools opened for the year with enrollment at 869. High school and central buildings show 315 in Central, 160 at Elm Park, 230 in grades, plus 66 freshmen, 34 sophomores, 31 juniors, and 33 seniors, signaling a large, successful year.
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