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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
7
Local column from Barnes Prairie reports on Francis Marion Conner and Mattie May Conner visiting with Zelma Ransford, updates on road work, mining at Big Hill, and numerous social visits. Also mentions travel to Sullivan, school starting, and the C X W Y meeting planned for Friday night.
Mrs Anna Hackett and Mrs Frank Bushner attended the Sullivan races on Thursday. Several visitors from Alum Cave Indianapolis and Midland were present earlier in the week. Local residents including J P McBride and family and the McDaniel brothers visited relatives in Farnsworth.
Marshall Illinois pastor Reverend Hill preached at the Church of Christ over the weekend. Attendance included visitors from this area for Sam Shepherd funeral in Claybourne. Local residents Maggie Critchfield and sons visited their parents Sunday. Jeffie Alumbaugh slowly improves from Clover Leaf mine injuries. Wesley Haskett and wife visited relatives in Sullivan last week. Nellie Raines returned from Sullivan after visiting her aunt. John Hawkins and wife of Sullivan attended church here Saturday night. Eva Raines and Everett Taylor visited Odessa McGrew in Sullivan Friday and went to the band concert. Mrs. Peyton Ritchey is improving. Orlena Burge of Dugger visited Clara Hale Sunday.
Miss Fanny Dorsey spent time with friends in Evansville last week. Frank and Mrs. Lash returned from the World's Fair on Friday. Ora Neal of Terre Haute visited with her sister Mrs. Edward Lash here on Wednesday. Mattie Hopewell accepted a job in Shelburn. Rev and Mrs S O Dorsey attended the M E conference in New Albany last week.
Mrs. Sam Campbell and daughter Florence visited Sullivan on Thursday. R. B. Harder of Chicago did business here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of Freedom returned home after visiting relatives. Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Thralls went to the St. Louis exposition. Ruth and Ralph Bundy stay with grandparents near Nebraska Indiana. P. R. McAnally left for Moore's Hill to attend school. Rev. Fowler of the U B church leads a camp meeting with help from the Williams sisters of Illinois.
School opened on Monday with teachers Prof. J. Stahl C. C. Bosstick Harold Stutsman Mollie Worth Margaret McGrew and Maggie Briley. Visitors to St. Louis last week included Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Thralls Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett Miss Pearl Beckett Carl Payne Jim Marlow Gilbert Beckett Will McCosky Jesse Ring Manuel Gilman Walter Griffith Roscoe McCord Banis McAnally and Ernest Vanarsdail. Bert Beasley spent Sunday at Hymera. Miss Margaret McCrew and Beatrice Crist were in Coalmont one day last week.
Mrs. Walter Wible was in Sullivan. Dr. J. J. Parker Will Daugherty and Walter Cooper attended the state fair at Indianapolis last week. F Wilson Day of the class of 1904 at U C college will attend Oberlin college this year. Miss Estelyn Evans of 905 East Second Street Lima Ohio has returned home after an all summers visit with Prof and Mrs A M Ward.
Public sale Saturday September 24 1904 at 10 o clock a m offering personal property including a two horse wagon a buggy and harness one horse and household and kitchen furniture all nearly new with terms. Cash for five or less nine months credit on larger amounts with note bearing 6 percent interest if not paid at maturity no removal until terms are met Private sale offered of the business stock fixtures and goodwill.
A health advertisement promotes Dr Crowley as a reliable physician who can cure illnesses peculiar to men in confidences, urging readers to trust him for their health and happiness.
Rural Route area reports Rev. Hill’s church service at the Church of Christ. George Kirk and Mrs. Kirk visit A C Conley. Town residents attended last week’s Sullivan races. Nellie Keene visited Allie Raines. John Asrey attends the World's Fair. Gracie and Ida Keene stay in Dugger this week. Mrs. Jim Shepherd and Mrs. Dan Bledsoe shopped in Dugger Monday. Uncle Billie Bledsoe and wife moved to Shelburn. Aunt Lottie Luzader is improving.
Statement of the Sullivan State Bank Sullivan Indiana shows total assets of 6 million or more with cash on hand . Liabilities include capital stock 100 000 surplus 11 000 undivided profits 2 947.02 discounts and interest 2 099.29 and deposits totaling 550 347.02. Note shows a standing order for Goldblume's week.
Abstract of property transfers compiled by W H Hill Jr detailing recorded deeds and ownership changes. Includes dates, grantors, grantees, and parcel identifiers as listed in the public records.
A series of property deeds list transfers in Hymera Shelburn Sullivan and nearby areas. Names include Berthena Watson Sarah N Kelley John A Hughes Chas A Christ Frank J Nicholas Wesley Haskett Terrasa Mullane John Herrod Geo H Sargent C B Bolinger Dan Arbaugh Minnie M Price Leanah Mosier F E Walters John H Zimmerman Conrad Jamsuh Margaret Hammack John A Olson Eva Combs Ida Wilks McCrocklin D R T McCrocklin Mark Lester John M Lemen Nancy Pittman So Ind Ry Co Van D W Dudley Ellery Blackburn John L Nicholson Edna Goodwin Thos N Alsop Pheobe S Whitney J P Siner Geo W Leach J.R Whalen and others. Multiple lots and lands transferred in Hamilton Dugger Shelburn Sullivan Curry Jac kson and Hymera with numerous small parcels and unspecified dates.
56 acre farm in Jefferson township offers coal underlay, rural delivery, and nearby church school with fair buildings and fences. Located on a pike road near the church and school. Price per acre. Address Jas A Payne Jr Carlisle Ind.
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