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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
3
A mosaic of community notes includes Royal Baking Powder ads praising home baking ease and cleanliness. Local events mention Mrs. Harper’s house sale near the bluff, a Labor Day Orr Quartet performance in Shelburn, and visits between Carlisle and surrounding towns. Also noted are school openings, faculty moves, a Woodmen drill at the depot, illness updates, and revival plans at Concord.
Miss Ruby Mayfield and Ollie Riggs spent Monday in Vincennes. Chas Stitzel visited Terre Haute with his brother E A Stitzel. Albert Helms of Carlisle studies civil engineering at Purdue. Mr and Mrs Chas Mayfield spent Sunday in Terre Haute with the Stitzels. A Leach's hall dance for Sullivan football drew 35 couples. William Bradson family moved to Newton Illinois. Mrs E E Muehler hosted the Junior League in Mapleton. ice cream and cake served. Will Hume, former Trinidad merchant, visits Jefferson township. Mrs F A McCullough of Chelsea OK visits Dr J B Crowley in Terre Haute. Carlisle to get a horse hospital. Dr A G Cox to build a 46 by 50 ft barn costing 1000 with concrete foundations. Mrs Nobe Burton and two boys returned to Spencer after four weeks with the Burtons.
Mrs. Lewis Chowning and daughter visited Miss Mamie McCord on Tuesday. Sheridan Cole and G V Wilkins attended the Terre Haute fair last week. Mrs. Willis Slader is slowly recovering from typhoid fever. Lola Wilkins stayed with Mrs. Jenee Trueblood Thursday. Joseph O Neal and family called on Valine Whitman Thursday. Claude Stewart passed through the vicinity Thursday. Henderson and family visited relatives near Middletown recently. A big boy has taken up residence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dix. The little daughter of Mrs. Lydia...
Mae Sparks Grace McClure and friends spent Sunday at Turmans creek. Jesse Ransford visited Chas Wible and wife. Several Lovelace Wilson McClure and Burnett sisters attend Sullivan institute this week. Ettie Lovelace to UC C fall term. Edna Bayne of Terre Haute spends week with Mae Wilson. Chas Wilson Vinccennes visit. Jesse Arnett visited Chas Wilson. Clint Murdock installs a home phone. Pansy Sarah McClure visited sister Mrs John Bottorf Sunday.
Fairbanks reports a cool spell with rain easing discomfort and nearby farms growing celery on a large scale. A high speed crash near Willis Drake’s home damaged a car. a wedding supper followed, with guests from Vincennes and Paxton attending. Uniform Bank of Foresters team to Seymour for state log rolling with prizes up to 200 dollars. A new brick business house for Ridgeway and Ridgeway & Whalen planned on Ledgerwood street, with completion aimed before Christmas.
L E Meecham and M S Hoover return to Carlisle to begin work on Bailey McConnell farm east of town for the first oil and gas test. Drill tools shipped from Anderson and Muncie, with W H Martin supervising. Also, John Correll and Ola McCammon wed at Rush Trimble's home, with Rev C L Merriman officiating. Dr Crowley urges skin disease patients to seek treatment to prevent cancers.
Bennettsville South Carolina resident S A Brown states after marriage quarrels decrease when digestion improves. His wife suffered from dyspepsia and torpid liver but Electric Bitters restored her strength and health. Joe K Smock, a local druggist, sells and guarantees them at five dollars per bottle.
Dr Crowley cures female diseases with long experience in treatment. Persons suffering from any female disease should consult Dr Crowley.
A Chicago street car conductor was attacked in a labor riot and beaten until sores formed. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Save and recovered well, with G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan endorsing it for family use. The remedy is marketed for cuts and burns at Smock’s drug store for 25 cents.
The notice extols the Kendall Patent Air Burner as superior to hot blast stoves, claiming even air distribution and complete combustion. It emphasizes coal is heated to remove gas, coke feeds into the fire pot, producing intense heat, and asserts strong performance with soft and hard coal alike.
A panel of disinterested testers evaluated stoves using the poorest coal in winter 1903-04. Heat and service remained reliable with no fire outages, and only minimal soot after a long season. The design includes a 2 inch space between the stove body and fire pot and provisions to rotate the fire pot for longevity.
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