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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1904

Page

8

Edith and Harry Glenn Down With Typhoid Fever

Shelburn notes report Edith and Harry Glenn ill with typhoid. Local social items list visits by Abe Frakes, Marion Shade, and others. Campaign events feature Joan Chaney opening a Republican drive at Redmen's Hall. Johnny on the Spot show booked for Friday.

Edith Harry Glenn Abe Frakes Sullivan J. W. Patton Trinity Springs Marion Shade Joan Chaney Redmen’s Hall Will Gaskins Billy Griffin Johnny Will Thomas Fairbanks W. L. Staley Jessie McDonald Vincennes

Typhoid Victim Improves as School Dates Set

Joseph Milam shows improvement from typhoid fever while local notes report Tom Kehoe buying 400 tons of hay in Terre Haute. Webster Riggins of Louisville will teach the high school this winter. School opens Sept 26. Mrs. Clara Bedell moves to Sullivan. Various residents visited Sullivan and Paline City events last week.

Joseph Milam Tom Kehoe Terre Haute Webster Riggins Louisville Clara Bedell Sullivan Elmer Walters Dr. Walters H. T. Taylor Wig. Nash Mattie McKilaney St.Louis

Tar Water and Local Social Notes

Whit Moore and wife visited Harry Boles on Sunday. Turman township schools began Monday. Chas Wilson bought a new driving horse. Mrs Wm Ferree is ill. Miss Kathryn Stewart of Providence visited Saturday. Miss Clara Wilson of Tullahoma, Tenn., returned home after two weeks with D H Lovelace. Rev S D Hill will preach at Corinth Saturday night and Sunday.

Whit Moore Harry Boles Turman Township Chas. Wilson Wm. Ferree Kathryn Stewart Providence Clara Wilson Tullahoma Tennessee D. H. Lovelace S. D. Hill Corinth

Local Notes From Mt Calvary Area

Rain Falls Sunday as residents share updates on town farming moves. John Fiers travels to Illinois while Tilden Alsman returns from Texas. Charles Fifer suffers near blindness from cataract. Johny Purcell plans to move to John O Wright farm. Osborn Irvin buys farm west of New Lebanon. Daniel Santh t builds a wire fence.

John Fiers Ilinois Tilden Alsman Texas Charles Fifer Johny Purcell John O. Wright Osborn Irvin New Lebanon Daniel Santh T

Residents and Visitors Make Up Sullivan Week Notes

Sugar Creek updates show Grover and Olive Robbins at the Worlds Fair while Steve Leach relocates to Sullivan and Tom Riggs moves to Mr Leach’s farm. Local social visits, school start, new construction, and business changes fill a busy community week with travel through nearby towns.

Grover Olive Robbins Steve Leach Sullivan Tom Riggs Mr. Leach Oscar Hawkins Mr. Hawkin John Hawkins Lulu Cain Marlow Luther Frakes H. H. Hawkins

Hot Blast Air Tight Florence Stove Claims Superior Heat

The advertisement touts a jointless leg bottom and base for an airtight stove design with a large ash pan. It claims the Florence model heats twice the space at half the cost and features patented, non replicable elements for eighteen years from patent date.

Florence

Hot Blast Air Tight Florence Stove Advertised

The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence burns soft coal or slack and all the smoke and gasses. It requires no filling of stove pipe or flue with soot and leaves less dirt inside or outside. It will burn hard coal and all escaping gases, plus wood and sawdust wet or dry. It claims to produce fewer ashes than any other stove with any fuel.

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