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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

8

Local Social Notes Highlight Town Residents and Visits

A parade of Sullivan County residents appears in a Saturday gathering and numerous short visits. Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley led WCTU services, while local families such as the Taylors and Bells hosted or visited kin in Indiana and nearby states. Several movers and trips to California, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute are noted along with school outings and a barber shop opening.

Lee F. Bays Ruby Glean Leach Verne Chaney Lucus Benefield Switz City W. D. Terrell Elmora Terrell Robert Taylor Edgar Beck St. Petersburg Fla Elizabeth Stanley Womans Christian Temperance Union M. E Mary W. Fairfield R. A. Plunkett Gordon Nebraska Pimento H. N. Hicks Pat Cahill Washington Arthur Beckett South Main Street Rivinera J. M. King Oblong, Ill Davis House Claude Potts C. R. Piety Pairberks Frances Kelly Milton Haddon Dave Haddon Carlisle Anna Springer Garden Civ Kans J. ©. McClanahan St. Louis May Mosier Joogootee J. H. Wright Julia Mason Princeton F. Mason Dickerson’s Grove Sullivan Della Bishop Danville Iils S. E. Lindley R. B. Mason Anderson Sullivan Business Lewis Eaton Belle Coulson Indianapolis Hortense Luzader Ward Hawkins Willis Wininger Small Son New Lebanon Vincennes

Ward Griffiths Knife Attack on Newt Vaughn Stirs Linton

In Linton a bloody Tuesday night fight outside the Nelson restaurant left Isaac N. Vaughn badly cut and Ward Griffith, a Custer drug store clerk, jailed on assault and battery charges. The dispute began over Vaughn leaving the Republican Party for the Bull Moosers.

Linton Ward Griffith Newt Vaughn Nelson Isaac N. Vaughn Custer Drug Griffith Vaughn Republican Party Bull Moosers Louis Friedman Dan McIntosh Cox Sullivan Anierman Custer McIntosh Xelntosh Vaugan Vaughn-Griffith Grif I. N. Vaughn Bond Oscar HE. Bland

New Suits and Divorces Listed in Court Docket

The docket shows multiple divorce actions Anna Wilson versus John Wilson Audie Bedwell versus Etta C Bedwell Rosannah Coglan versus William Coglan and other suits including Ida Bolinger versus Henry Bolinger Alice B Drake versus Town of Carlisle on damages J W Roberts and Son versus Edgar Crowder on account Mary Bohnert versus Robert Bohnert John Wilson versus Monon Coal Co for wages Alvin Stark versus Della D Stark.

Anna Wilson John Wilson Ida Bolinger Henry Bolinger Audie Bedwell Etta C .Bedwell Rosannah Coglan William Coglan Alice B. Drake Town of Carlisle J. W. Roberts & Son Edgar —. Crowder Mary Bohnert Robert Bohnert Monon Coal Co Alvin Stark Della D. Stark

Claude Thompson Visited Oakland City Home Last Week

Claude Thompson visited his home in Oakland City last week, according to a brief local note. The report notes his presence at a residence, with no further details provided.

Claude Thompson Visted Oakland City

Lickskillet Items From Bloomington Star

A satirical Bloomington Star column notes pints and half pints, local quips about Bill Blithers, a canceled barn dance due to fiddle strings, Constable Si Plum buying a rope for speeding autos, and Zeb Hawkins backing Beveridge. Tales of canning apples, a Teddy button joke, a straw vote at Postmaster Bascombe’s shop, and local wedding plans surface alongside a cross roads sale with free lunch and cider.

Bill Blithers Bill Bivins Jim Spivins Si Plum Zeb Hawkins Beveridge Hardshell Squire Hartsock Bascombe Taft Wilson Roosevelt Debs Chafin Dick Beardsley Squire Hansford Cross Roads

Diphtheria Leads Carlisle Schools to Close Then Reopen

Health officials investigated reported diphtheria cases. Dr. Robbins and Dr. Barry obtained cultures and confirmed authentic diphtheria cases. With precautions and teacher cooperation, the public schools reopened Monday under strict quarantine to prevent further spread.

F. L. Robbins Board of Health L. W. Barry State Board of Health Robbins State Office

Health official to probe alleged unsafe Pig Tail School

Dr. J. N. Hurty, state health commissioner, received a resident's letter from Sullivan county alleging the Pig Tail school in Jefferson township is unfit for children. The house is cold, plastering rotten, seats damaged, water carried long distances, and trustees are said to do nothing. Hurty states the state board of health will investigate.

Indianapolis News J. N. Hurty Sullivan County Jefferson Township

Hart and Greenfield Plan Colorado and Utah Trip

Thos. B. Hart and Ellis Greenfield departed Tuesday morning for a Colorado and Utah tour. They will proceed to Denver to visit Mr. Greenfield’s sister Mrs. Ed Parvin, see Dr. J. E. McConnell and family near Austin, Colorado, then travel to Salt Lake City before returning home.

Thos. B. Hart Ellis Greenfield Colorado Utah Denver Greenfield Ed Parvin J. E. McConnell Austin Salt Lake City

Carlisle Gas Company Elects New Directors and Officers

At a stock holders meeting last week Carlisle Gas Company elected directors Wm F Dodge J Frank Sproatt Joseph Hume John G Frazee Edley W Rogers Homer Trimble and Dr I J Keys for the coming year A directors meeting Thursday night next week chose Wm F Dodge as President J Frank Sproatt as Vice President and Edley W Rogers as Secretary Treasurer and Manager.

Carlisle Gas Company Wm. F. Dodge J. Frank Sproatt Joseph Hume John G. Frazee Edley W. Rogers Homer Trimble I. J. Keys

Miss Elsie Denney Returns to Bloomington from Visit

Miss Elsie Denney a Bloomington teacher visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Denney has returned to Bloomington after the visit.

Elsie Denney Bloomington William Denney

Final steps taken in new water deal for city

City council granted a twenty year franchise to Sullivan County Water Company for water supply starting January 1, 1913. Earlier actions involved EK M Kerlin trustee receiving the old plant, and the sale completed July 13. A pure water supply is located between Merom Station and Riverton.

Sullivan County Water Company EK. M. Kerlin Vincennes E. M. Kerlin Merom Station Riverton

Watson Meeting Success at Court House Park

James E Watson delivered an address in Court House Park yesterday afternoon to the largest crowd of the campaign. The address was regarded as one of the most forcible political efforts here. He spoke over two hours with the crowd attentive throughout and arraigned Democratic tariff theories while refuting the Bull Moose movement convincingly.

Paxton youth arrested on criminal assault charge

Charles Whitlock of Paxton age 21 was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of criminal assault against Flossie Lisman age 14 of Paxton. Whitlock is jailed here. Other notes mention personnel moves and visits including Norval K. Harris leaving for St Petersburg Times, Irving Eastman returning home, and various residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Charles Whitlock Paxton Flossie Lisman Whitlock Norval K. Harris St. Petersburg Fla T. E. Nesmith Sparta Til Austin Stambaugh Will H. Hays Crawfordsville Ind A. D. Thomas W. G. Scott Rockport J. D. Yzachritz Therr Ed Chambers South Mainstret Maud Horn Cincinnati Don Cochran Merom Joshua Brown New Lebanon Ethel McCoy Carrol Vincennes Charles Wilson Emmaline Enochs Carlisle Martha Shake E. G. Carrithers Chicago Springer & Carrithers

Sullivan plans street improvements on McCammon Street

The city of Sullivan Indiana will receive sealed bids October 8 1912 for macadamizing and cement curb and gutter on McCammon Street from East Washington to East Jackson. Bids require affidavit and a $250 codified check. a $1000 bond is needed from the successful bidder. The council may reject all bids.

Sullivan Indiana McCammon Street East Washington Street East Jackson Street Common Council City of T. E. Hoover J. S. Schroeder

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