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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
8
The notice advertises multiple Saturday Monday and Tuesday specials. It lists 2 gold fish for 20 cents with bowls, fish food, pebbles, and plants for 60 cents total. Other offers include razors 89 cents, pocket knives 49 cents, and various clothing and housewares deals across the store.
Residents and visitors tale through farms and towns with moves to Terre Haute. Family visits include Mrs. Sarah Hopewell’s birthday dinner and Shelburn residents, while teaching assignments and travel mark daily life in big spring, Carlisle, Hymera, and nearby communities.
When your doctor orders rest you feel staggered by fatigue and weakness. Electric Bitters offer tone and vigor to prevent breakdown and rebuild health from the first dose with a guarantee of satisfaction. Only 50c at Joe K. Smock & Son.
Hinkle Hays left Monday to attend Wabash College at Crawfordsville where he will graduate in March. Robert Carruthers, also at Wabash, will graduate in June. Mildred Nesbit and Martha Durham left Monday for Oxford Ohio to attend the Western College for Women. Bertha Liston, formerly of this city and now with the government in Washington, is visiting relatives here. Clyde Burkholder has returned from a visit with relatives in Ohio.
A Freeville New York man suffered a long fever sore his life. After trying various remedies he used Bucklin’s Arnica Salve and reports complete healing with barely a scar. The ad promotes it as effective for burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles at 25 cents through Joe K Smock & Son.
Bert Beasley aged 34 died Sunday in Kalispell Montana from consumption after moving there a year ago for health reasons. Born and raised in Sullivan he clerked locally then moved to Linton where he worked before his Montana relocation. Survived by wife and family his burial will be in Linton. He was a brother of John T Beasley Terre Haute Joshua Beasley Indianapolis and Alonzo Beasley Sullivan.
Mr and Mrs James M Lang attend the meeting of the sover e sign grand lodge I O O F in dianapolis. Miss Iva DeBaum of Elreno Oklahoma returns home after visiting county relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Hughes of Houston Texas stay with Hughes sisters Fannie Hughes Bland and Diz.
Unclaimed letters list for Sullivan Indiana post office shows items to be forwarded to the Dear Letter Office if not called within two weeks. Names include Mrs. Cot ton Lot Mrs Secel and others with one cent due per letter.
A neighbor reports Mrs. W. P. Spaugh of Manville Wyoming praised Dr King's New Life Pills for curing her kidney troubles and making her feel renewed. The ad touts 25 cent remedies for stomach liver and kidney issues. Also notes Freeman Camp No 268 Sons of Veterans organized with 21 charter members and lists initial officers. O P Harris of Lincoln Cal joins as a new Union reader.
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