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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
8
A fashion item notes fall styles showcased under the management of Clint Bicknell, an expert garment fitter, highlighting curated fits and updated wardrobe selections.
Will H Hill Jr moves his insurance office to the Crowder building east side of the public square. The vacated rooms become part of the Hays law offices. Fred Bays leaves for Bloomington to attend Indiana University. Mr Terrill of Vienna visits and has returned from Texas with real estate fortune. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs Thompson’s with piano duets and talks on Woman's Work. Adah Shafer arrives to teach Iman and English in Greencastle.
Advertises dental services promising relief from troublesome teeth. Offers pain free extractions and guaranteed work. Mentions credit toward plate costs and location above Douthitt's on the south side of the square.
Miss Kate Wagner of Terre Haute spends Sunday with Miss Abbie Hutchinson. John C. Chaney to address old soldiers at Gosport this afternoon. His daughter Zeeee accompanies him to Indianapolis for the State Fair. Dr A H Faith of Iran Indiana has located in Sullivan above Asrey's store. Mrs Lou Van Buskirk of Shelburn visiting in Shelburn with Herschel Stark and James Siner. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis of Terre Haute dies. Elmer Thomas and Merritt Beck buy Nelson's restaurant in Jefferson Township. Infant child of Dan Haley dies yesterday. funeral at Catholic church at Center Ridge cemetery.
Dr J S Murphy of Sullivan Indiana states he sought care for insomnia and nervousness from Dr Ira H Larr. He reports improvement in stomach heart and nerves and says he now sleeps through the night for the first time in four years. Date September 9 1905.
Ludlow reports on Chaney a new Second District member keen on three legislative areas pensions public buildings and rivers and harbors He seeks assignments to aid Bloomington Bedford Wabash river projects and may join judiciary committee though newcomers rarely do. Fire at Union mine controlled by Monday. Dr L R Drake travels to Chicago for study while Colby Kansas Bride joins Dr Roy Drake in Brewster visit.
William Neal died in Red Bluffs California on September 4 from consumption. He lived in the area until four months ago and was the son of Mrs. Charles Burton. He belonged to the local Eagles lodge and worked as a carpenter.
Miners at Carlisle coal mine strike over irregular paydays by the Carlisle Coal and Clay Company. Paydays are the 10th and 25th monthly with some workers returning to work against the majority. Local charter granted but not yet received at Carlisle.
In the Sullivan circuit court October term 1905 Thomas Sparks vs George W Titus Nancy Titus in Louis Colvin Complaint No 11758 Arthur E Colvin Martin V Owens Vivie Gordon Atwell Cain Colvin Colvin cause to quiet title. Defendants Vivie E Gordon George W Titus and Nancy Titus not residents of Indiana. They are notified to appear or demur by November 1905 at Sullivan court house or default will be entered. Clerk TILGEMAN OGLE seals the notice.
Ray Beauchamp begins second year at Rose Poly technic Institute in Terre Haute. Miss Lelia Bassett, formerly Sullivan teacher, has married Robert Walsh of Lexington by Heidelberg. James A. Dudley sells Deacon Bill to J. W. Wolford & Son for Princeton race entry. The Embroidery Club meets at Mrs. Mattix, two course lunch served. Various residents relocate for work study travel and illness. humor around local events. Consolidated Mine Co plans new machine shops near E T H depot with Star City shops moved here.
The Union will pay 25 cents for the first copy of this newspaper dated January 11 1905 brought to the office.
Notice invites owners to trade an old stove for a Hsaie Oak stove that stays lit for 48 hours on a single coal charge. MatTitix Turman & Riggs.
A fragment advertises Cald well’s laxative Pepsin as a cure for head ache, constipation, colic and digestive issues. It promises reliability and safety with money back if not satisfied and notes sale by Joe Kee at 50 cents and one dollar.
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