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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1907

Page

5

Local and Personal News from Galveston Leader

Bert Kirkpatrick and family of Wheeling spent Sunday with Harry Hubler and wife. Miss Tude Roseberry of Lafayette is the guest of Mrs. Dollie Douglas and other relatives. P A Bonebrake, Veterinary Surgeon of Indianapolis, spent Saturday here with Wm. Ballard and wife.

Bert Kirkpatrick Wheeling Harry Hubler Tude Roseberry Lafayette Dollie Douglas P. A Bonebrake Indianapolis Wm. Ballard

Local notices and society items from Kokomo region

Joe R. Myers markets Montello Gran ite claims Bond guaranteed sales. A. H. Thomas improves enough to dine, speedy recovery hoped. High Roller football team Young America may face Wabash A A for state title Christmas. Insurance on barn fire paid in full by Connecticut Fire Insurance Co via Lyle Brown. Loving Cup premium for corn show January 1908. Odd Fellows Howard County Conclave to meet in Kokomo December 18 with programs in afternoon and night sessions. Rebekahs meet Wildman hall. Western lodges participate in degree work.

Young America O.L. Harrington Wabash A. A Logansport Journal Jas. T. Brown Connecticut Fire Insurance Co Lyle Brown Odd Fellows Howard County Kokomo Rebekahs Wildman Hall West Middleton Hemlock Center Russiaville Greentown

Mrs John Pearcy Improves After Illness

Mrs John Pearcy has been quite ill but is slowly improving, with family and friends hopeful for continued recovery.

John Pearcy

Mrs Neil Stewart Returns From Week-Long Visit

Mrs. Neil Stewart arrived home today after a weeklong visit at Frankfort.

Neil Stewart Frankfort

Galveston Visit By Miss Hursh And Bertha Turley

Miss Hursh and Bertha Turley of Young America visited Galveston on Tuesday.

Hursh Bertha Turley Young America Galveston

Largest stock of Monuments in Central Indiana at Joe R Myers

Miss Ruth Fairstone of Kokomo spent Sunday at Will Frier's home. Harry Wood and wife visited Elbert Hatfield and wife nearby. Mrs Dollie Douglas and Miss Roseberry were guests at George Saye's home today. Eva Gregg and Misses Hill and Carmin Davis visited Henderson Fickle home. Chamberlains Salve relieves skin diseases and may cure. sold by Galveston Drug Co.

Indiana Joe. R. Myers Kokomo Ind Ruth Fairstone Will Frier Dollie Douglas Miss Roseberry George Saye Eva Gregg Logansport Misses Hill Carmin Davis Henderson Fickle Galveston Drug Co

A B Rule Slips and Falls in Yard

A B Rule slipped and fell in the yard Sunday afternoon bruising his face and body but remains able to be around at his age.

A.B. Rule

Monument ads and wedding anniversary gathering noted

An advertisement urges buying monuments from Joe R. Myers Marble and Granite Works with ten percent savings. A group including Watts, Bell Johnsons, Frank and Michael Cook families, Marvin Platt, Curt McCoy visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conk south of town on Sunday to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary.

Marble & Granite Works Joe R. Myers

Wedding at Conner Farm United Geneva and Charles Young

At the bride’s father Ww Conner home Geneva eldest daughter married Charles Young with Rev L F Taylor officiating. Bride wore white organdie. rooms decorated with flowers ferns ribbons. tables adorned with American Beauty roses and white carnations. About seventy five guests attended a two course supper before the couple began life at the John McConnell farm one mile south of town.

Conner Geneva Charles Young John McConnell

Debate on immigration shapes school forum at Friday event

The school debate last Friday featured Glen Loop Wesley Bail and Bertha Crowder persuading judges Frank Graham Harvey Thomas and Miss Shultz that En dicott Miller and Marshal misunderstood the issue and that immigration should be restricted. The crowd was small but engaged as Audrey Murphy and Bernice McKinny visited and aided sophomores.

Glen Loop Wesley Bail Bertha Crowder Frank Graham Harvey Thomas Miss Shultz William Endicott Harry Miller John Marshal

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed By Le Raysville Merchant

O S Woolever, a well known Le Raysville merchant, says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and recommends it for all sores wounds burns or abrasions. Sold for 25 cents at Galveston Drug Co.

O. S. Woolever le Raysville N. Y Galveston Drug Co’s

Jackson Township Farmers Institute Sets Talks at Galveston Church

The institute outlines topics on soil fertility corn growing manure and pest control through speakers Maish Bass Bates Countryman and others. Sessions cover farming on sea coast labor questions farm buildings roads home making hygiene and girl and boy participation with calls to telephone preferences ahead of Monday’s Logansport session.

Jackson Township Harry Gray

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