Personal Notes and Local Updates Across Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Newt Griffin of Indianapolis are guests of relatives here. Numerous residents move, visit, or report health issues and travels including I D Risher in Pittsburg and Clarksville, and George Ferree planning mill work in Mississippi. A Second District soldiers reunion set for October at Linton. Abraham Lofton of Des Moines hires Union. several local notables visit or relocate.
Pleasantville social notes and local visits
Mrs Daisy Jackson and her two children visited her father T B O Haver in Pleasantville last week. Indiana State Fair attendees included S A Maxwell and couples McClung and Bough. Will Taylor moved to St George Georgia to settle permanently. Typhoid fever sickens Will Bedwell. Various visits occurred with Hindman in Odon and Ray Sims in the area. The township S S convention met at the M E church with E A Powell presiding. Miss Ethel Booker secretary. Rev Barr Indian Prairie and Prof John Reising spoke. Dr Shepherd discussed S S curriculum. C Bough spoke. Mrs Lou Hunley elected secretary. James A Payne Sr president. Emery Powell vice president. Representatives from Indian Prairie attended. Miss Dick Goldman from Dugger returned for millinery season. T N McClung and daughter Ella attended soldiers union near New Lebanon. Dr and Mrs John T Phillips of Westphalia visited town. James Anderson returned from Clay City. James Wellington improved his home with cement walks. Dr John O Haver of Danville Ill visited T B O Haver. Mrs Lizzie Douthitt and granddaughter Fay McCammon visited Sullivan and Terre Haute. Asbury Harvey sold stock and implements and will move to Terre Haute with daughters Effie and Vesta entering business college.
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Simpson Edwards
Sullivan
Edwards
Mrs
Isaac Shoffner
George Anderson
Anderson
Linton
Union
A. P. Loften
Curry Township
Des Moines
Iowa
Loften
Augustus Lofton
Sol T. Wolfe
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wolfe
Leanah Mosier
Denver
Rock Ford
Bertha Ferree
Hallie Wright
Louie Lewell
Jesse W. Mahley
Cleveland
Mississippi
Mahley
George Ferree
Harve McLaughlin
William J. Crowder
Mahleys
Harry C. Basler
St. Louis
George Price
Indianapoli
William G. Young
Indianapolis
Capital National Bank
John T. Hays
Young
Mr. Young
Clark Young
McCammon
Oklahoma
Squire Robert Kirkham
Will H. Hays
Hays
Indianapolis News
John C. Blalock
St. Joseph
Methodist Church
Center Ridge
William C. Faught
Farmersburg
J. H. Bennett
G. F. Plew
Faught
Southern Hospital
Evansville
James Myles
Walnut Springs
Texas
Martin Myles
Cathaleen
Bayard Lang
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Kate Freeman
Wesleyan University
Miss Freeman
Wesleyan
Indiana University
Sheriff Walters
Vincennes
Abner Patrick
Leonard Patrick
Knox County
Will Allen
Gilmour
Thomas B. Springer
West Baden Springs
Daisy Jackson
Lyons
T. B. O’haver
S. A. Maxwell
T. N. McClung
C. Bough
Will Taylor
St. George
Georgia
Will Bedwell
Hindman
Odon
Dolphin Shepherds
Dugger
Ray Sims
S. S
M. E
E. A. Powell
Ethel Booker
Barr
Indian Prairie
John Reising
Dr. Shepherd
Lou Hunley
James A. Payne Sr
Emery Powell
Bear
Elliot Douthitt
Madge
Ruth
James Payne
Indian Prairie School
Dick Goldman
John T. Phillips
Westphalia
James Anderson
Clay City
James Wellington
John O’ Haver
Danville
T. B
Lizzie Douthitt
Fay McCammon
Terre Haute
Asbury Harvey
Effie
Vesta
McClanahan and Chambers Weds In Private Crawfordsville Ceremony
Miss Luna Louise Chambers daughter of Dr and Mrs W B Chambers wed Roy McClanahan of Sullivan Indiana at 8 30pm Wednesday in their east Main Street home. The private ceremony was conducted by Rev Clarence Hall Wilson with witnesses only the families. The couple plans a brief trip and will reside in Sullivan after January 1 where he runs a shoe business.
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Sullivan
Clarence Hall Wilson
Center Presbyterian Church
Terre Haute and
Mrs. McClanahan
McClanahan
Wabash College
Wabash
Phi Delta Theta
Crawford High School
Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Kappa Theta High School Society
Crawfordsville
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice Sept 25 1907
Unclaimed letters listed for ladies and gents at Sullivan Indiana postoffice dated September 25 1907 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Names include Mrs Ella Augustine Miss Edith Baysley Miss Fanca Chicksaw Mrs J Leven Miss Ora Mage Miss Nettie Reitzes Miss Esta Elbert Anderson Virge Colvin Hawkee Pirl Jones Henry Miller Perry Mitchell C C Peterson W B Redman Chas H Smith D G Turner James H M D Zulauf Phil. Callers must say advertised.
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Sullivan, Ind
Graysville Teens Confess to House Robbery
Ray Yeager and Emory Burton both age 16 confessed to stealing $30 from S. S. Yeager's home last week. The pair entered via a side window while Yeager attended a church dedication. They later worked at a Merom restaurant and part of the money was allegedly hidden in an ice cream freezer.
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Graysville
Ind
Ray Yeager
Emory Burton
S. S. Yeager
Yeager
Merom
Dodd Bridge
Floyd Burton
James Yeager
Burton
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Evansville Coal Co
The West Jackson Hill Coal Mining and Transport Company calls a stockholders meeting in Evansville Indiana to elect directors for the ensuing year and to consider other business. The meeting will be held at the secretary's office on Monday October 21 1907 from 10 a.m. to noon. Gilbert S Wright secretary.
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West
Court Upholds Most of Liquor Law In Vigo County Case
Judge Piety of Terre Haute rules the blind tiger law valid except for a Section 1 provision targeting wholesale liquor dealers. The decision lets police seize liquor from unlicensed premises, issue search warrants, and pursue hidden bar rooms, sustaining Sections 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 and 14 as constitutional.
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Piety
Circuit Court of
Terre Haute
George May
Vigo
Cooper
Judge Piety
Fortune
Touch That Heals Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healing balm for sores ulcers burns scalds cuts and piles. Sold by Joe K. Smock & Son druggists for 25 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Bucklen
Joe K
Smock & Son
Multiple Civil Matters In Sullivan County Courts
A batch of actions includes Herbert E Bland against Fairbanks township for damages. Indiana Southern Coal Company named in two complaints by Carrie J Trueblood administrator and David E Everhart guardian. Claude Luzader sues Jackson Hill Coal and Coke for damages. Henry A Hazelrod sues several Hazelrods in a replevin. Ruth Bates seeks divorce from John Bates. Bessie V Irvin seeks divorce with child custody and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Bland
Fairbanks
Sullivan County
Ian
John T. Walters
Rachel E. Walters
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Carrie J. Trueblood
Oliver J. Trueblood
Myrtle F. Trueblood
Claude Luzader
Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Company
David E. Everhart
Merom Social Notes Nears Fall Term In Terreh Haute
Merom scenes include farewell sermon by Rev Hogan. Residents visit relatives in Terre Haute and Sullivan. Prof Hatten returns from western trip via Olympia and New Rockford. Ethelyn Pittman to Dayton Ohio. Palestine education plans. fall term begins September 30. Merom homes near finish as a small child dies of whooping cough.
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Manifold
Terre Haute
Rev
Hogan
Clarkie Hunt
Providence
Pinkston
Don Corder
Rena Coyner
Prof
Hatten
Prof. McHenry
Olympia
Washington
President Aldrich
New Rockford
N. C
Ethelyn Pittman
Dayton
Ohio
J. M. Plunkett
Palestine
Our City
J. A. Shaw
Dunbar
Chowning
Sue Larr
David
South
Billa Fairfield
New Mexico
Charles Fairfield
C. J. Sherman
Henry Wilson
Mary Wilson
Bluff
Merom
Jas. Polen
Attorneys Seek Fees in Greene Murder Trial
Attorneys Charles D. Hunt and George W. Buff filed claims with Knox county circuit court for fees in defense of Walter Greene. Greene, the Vincennes wife murderer, was tried last spring, convicted, and is serving a life sentence at Michigan City. Buff seeks 400 dollars and Hunt 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hunt
George W. Buff
Knox County Circuit Court
Walter Greene
Vincennes
Michigan City
Buff
Mr. Hunt
Lost box of Dr King s New Life Pills found at drug store
Lost between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache. The loss was occasioned by finding at Joe K Smock s drug store a box of Dr King s New Life Pills guaranteed for biliousness malaria and jaundice. 265c.
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Joe K. Smock
Dr. King
Mine accident injures Joseph Hoopengarner at Road Mine
Farmersburg Sept 24 Joseph Hoopengarner suffered severe crushing injuries to the hips while at work in the Road mine. Dr Pearl Bennett attends him.
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Farmersburg
Joseph Hoopengarner
Pearl Bennett
Farm Loan Rates Noted by Sliver Chaney
Sliver Chaney offers farm loans of 2000 dollars and above at four and one half percent. Loans below that amount carry five percent.
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Sliver Chaney
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C. H. Stratton Loan CO
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Long & Warren
Keith Everhart
Henry A. Hazelrod
Tressa P. Hazelrod
Gurian Hazelrod
William S. Hazelrod
John Emery Hazelrod
Replevin
Ruth Bates
John Bk. Bates
Bessie
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William S. Williams
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