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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
13
Public ads promote Goldblume weekly coal and cheap goods at Stratton Co. and The Index Cheap Store. Dr Crowley advertises ear and eye care with many cures after others failed, touts vegetable medicines, and treats lagrippe and chronic diseases. Wanted housekeeper for widow and a thoroughbred jack for sale also listed.
Mrs Wz cAsiras and daughters attended the funeral of Sara Shepherd on Friday. Mayme Taylor and Edna Meughes spent Monday with Lilly Hardin. Jess Hughes and Jess Dix went to town on Friday. John Harris hauled hay to town. Len Taylor spent weekend with cousin Ralph Hodges.
Local shop Stratton & Co advertises candies perfumes and stationery items likely priced to attract shoppers. The brief notice highlights a tidbit of merchandise without specific dates or quantities and reads as a period sales blurb.
Omitted week summary notes a Sunday ruin and a party scene with guests Ruby Drake Achsa n oy a Poent Brexwell and others. Mentions George Adams purchasing a new zonophone and several local attendees at various events around Air Patton and Littesa antdenrey Pluto.
Elmer Watt and wife of Linton spent Saturday night visiting relatives in our community. Jesse Page bought a new buggy. Bro Denny will preach at Shiloh on the fourth Sunday in September. Martin Pirtle visited Abner Richard and family Sunday. Ben Figg is building a new house. William Wyatt tripped to Linton Tuesday. Ed Shepherd went to Sullivan Wednesday. William Miler and wife attended the State Fair in Indianapolis last week. Protracted meeting at Bethany has closed. Mr Bedne was in Dugger on Saturday. Tom Robertson drove to Sullivan Wednesday. We had a pleasant rain Sunday.
National Wall Paper Co. sues Frank N. French on an account. Charles F. Bolinger sues Mammoth Vein Coal Co. to foreclose labor lien. James McCammon Jr. sues Town of Sullivan for damages in a personal injury case.
Jim Anderson bought property in Fairbanks and the local school notes the public schools opened Monday with teachers and trustees present. Rev Watson was to conduct services at Hant church Sunday, but the preacher failed to appear due to bad weather. The Teacher's Preliminary Institute at Fairbanks drew good attendance with all teachers, trustees, and the county superintendent present. Prizes offered by trustee Lott motivate schools to reduce tardiness and absenteeism and boost reading of Readingirole Books and school visits.
Property transfers listed from various townships including Sullivan Shelburn and Dugger. Names include Issie A. McClain Amanda Sherman Noah Crawford James W. McDonald D. J. Terhune Paul Reid Martha Pyles Ezra Gettinger and more. Transactions cover lots parcels and land deeds across Hamilton Curry Sullivan Cass Jackson and Turman townships with multiple buyers and sellers.
A claim designed to sell a stove features a jointless leg bottom and base for airtight operation below the grate. It promises heat for twice the space at half the cost and claims a patented, uncopiable design for eighteen years.
The Hot Blast Air Tight Florence burns soft coal or slack and all the smoke and gasses. It will burn hard coal and all the gasses which escape from the hard coal burner. It will burn wood and sawdust wet or dry. It produces less ashes than any other stove on earth with any kind of fuel.
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