Bargain Bulletin List of Low Cost Items
A compact bargain bulletin lists a string of small price items and discounts. The readable line hints at inexpensive goods marked with low numbers and casual offers.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
A compact bargain bulletin lists a string of small price items and discounts. The readable line hints at inexpensive goods marked with low numbers and casual offers.
Mrs J H Irwin left for a visit with daughter Mrs Davidson in Linton. W L Laurent did business in Sullivan yesterday. Miss Marie Buckles visited Sullivan last Friday. Mrs D P Wheeler visited Cass with son James Wheeler last week. Mrs C E Bower visited Mrs James R Riggs in Sullivan Friday. Eda Reed was in Sullivan Monday evening. R W Cadwell of Sullivan did business here this morning. J B McKinley the druggist closed doors Friday and will move to Terre Haute. Attorney Fred Bays of Sullivan transacted business here this morning. Charles Lovelace transacted business in Terre Haute today.
Charles Cox and Miss Anna Lake wed near Union Chapel and plan Texas homesteading at week start. Zenia Fox visits R C Crow’s after a Hutsonville stay. Adisa Bicknell Orlena Lester Jess Borders and Ralph Coppage attend Union Chapel services. A local crowd drives to Doddsville Thursday night. Mrs R C Davis and son of Sullivan visit relatives here. Lola Mayfield visits Mary Foutz. Jacob Foutz visits Sullivan friends.
A large crowd attended the Adams sale on Thursday as part of a weeklong carnival in Fairbanks. The event drew many residents to the local fairground, with activities highlighting the finale of the city’s weeklong festivities.
Wanted energetic young man to represent a manufacturing company in Sullivan and Echomaihe counties. One owning team or metric: al ary or i rac in.
List of unclaimed letters at Sullivan Indiana Post Office with two week deadline before transfer to Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Bunch Fannie A Davis Rosie Dorothy Gladys Harvey Flora Hall Annie Rider Mertie Taylor Edna Williams Bell. Gents list includes Bert Fulmer Frank Hunter Geo Halloway Walter Lee Mattix Pearson Jim Russell Oren. One cent postage due on each. Please mention advertised when calling. Arthur A. Holmes P M.
O M Chambers of Fairbanks township went to Sullivan on Monday morning and renewed for the Union as reported by the Terre Haute Star.
The Sullivan Union notes Indianapolis Star and Terre Haute Star reports that Democrats including Albert Libber Tom Taggart Crawford Fairbanks and William Cullop discuss temperance policy with brewery interests. The paper questions Cullop’s stance as a Second district candidate and cites Taft Unitarian remarks and Jefferson era deism while quoting Milwaukee Sentinel criticisms.
Graysville notes include Norval Harris addressing Democrats Saturday evening. Levi Hunt and daughter Wesa visited Lon Pennington. J J Bragdon saw his mother. A baby boy was born to Henry Wood on September 19. Joe Gray and O T Collier visited Indianapolis. Pearl Newlin returned home to Decatur Illinois last Thursday.
A dentist announces a new method for extracting decayed teeth with minimal aftereffects. The offer includes crown work, gold and silver fillings, and other dental services, promising extensive tooth removal with less pain.
An order of the Sullivan Circuit Court allows the administrator of Alexander Snow's estate to sell at private sale in Sullivan Indiana on October 22 1908. The property includes town lots in Snow's addition and Fairview Park addition with payment terms of one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months.
Maurice Yeager cooperative observer reports a clear week in Farmersburg with daily highs from 87 to 98 and lows from 58 to 65 degrees. The period shows steadily warm temperatures and no precipitation.
George Trout died at noon Monday at his home in North Maree.
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