22 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
1
February 21 and March 21 special one way second class colonist tickets will be sold to points in the west and south west territory via Pennsylvania Lines. For full particulars regarding fares and times, consult the nearest ticket agent.
Chronicle of casual events includes Dr. Miller removing a cancerous growth from D N Shaner’s arm, a U B church youth party at Geo Butz’s home, and a planned wedding for Miss Hattie Pierce and Fred Eckley at J W Bevington’s home. Bevington area bees, paper sales, and Piper Fox Drive reminders fill the page with community life updates.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown during our sad bereavement in the loss of our beloved mother Anna Rod ibaugh who died February 13 1905 on her eighty first birthday Special thanks to Rev Poor of the M E church and his congregation for their support and remembrance.
J A Emerick buys Frank Bohman lots and gains from a high offer. J P Elliott pays 700 for E N Hamilton property, could have fetched 800. Allen Metcalf acquires C C Loop tract for 500. Over a dozen new houses planned, Tingleman Shaffer set to start in south town. Factory opposite the depot to begin with better weather. Interurban station planned after recent site checks. Carl Robertson buys Scott Walker lot in Bitler's addition for a house. six more groups seek Galveston lots for next year. Kokomo shoppers increasingly buy here.
Mary Paulus advertises a full bakery lineup including bread pies cake cigars and tobacco. Call for service at the City Bakery location.
Miss Mary Campbell hosts relatives at Peru Chauocie Copeland visits relatives at Marion Miss Maud Douglas stays with friends in Kokomo Mrs Dollie Douglas and Mrs Belle Johnson spend Tuesday in Kokomo Frank Woolley of Richmond visits M Cook family Tuesday Fred Ault of Richmond visits his parents here Saturday evening Miss Cora Addington returns home after week with sister Alto and friends in Kokomo Motorman Charles Mowry dies in Tipton hospital after interurban wreck burial at Columbia City Willard Lawrence installs two new gasoline lights at barber shop following McCoy grocery setup Squire Peter fines E N Hamilton five dollars for a dollar bet and Hamilton pays then case dismissed
Miss Almena Brinley and Miss Cora Logan were high school visitors Monday. The Much Ado About Nothing society met at Thomas Elkins home Friday night. Miss Elsie Haynes visited Tuesday. Cora Munson is absent due to eye trouble. Seniors study trigonometry. Wesley and Pearl Ball were absent last Wednesday. Reading of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde opened exercises.
S J McCormick now U S Deputy mineral surveyor Bliss Station Idaho says years of hip and back pain were cured by Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York. Galveston Rebekah lodge staff of forty demonstrated high quality degree and floor work at Miriah lodge Kokomo in honor of a visiting President and Grand Warden. A banquet followed and Galveston lodge thanks Miriah for hospitality.
Mrs. M. J. Basford of Poolsville Maryland reports no more household unease since using Chamberlain Cough Remedy for her child Garland's severe croup attacks. She claims perfect success and prompt relief, noting her total confidence in the remedy. For sale by Galveston Drug Co.
Notice of private sale by Benjamin B. Richards, commissioner, of the Bohman Farm in Cass County Indiana. Real estate described as East Half of the West Quarter of Section 35, Township 25 North, Range 2 East, totaling about 40 acres. Sale at 10 a.m. March 4, 1905, at Richards law office in Galveston. Payment terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in one year with 6 percent interest. or all cash. First mortgage to secure deferred payments.
Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola offered March 1–6. Indiana tourists get a midwinter outing to Florida with Mardi Gras activities leaving February 27 from Indianapolis. Details on fares routes and baggage checking available from local Pennsylvan ia Lines ticket agents.
A promotional note offers a winter rail tour through St Augustine Pensacola Pass Christian Mobile Birmingham Nashville with two days in New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Eleven days in the sunny South cost $35 including Pullmans, sleepers must be reserved early and inquiries go to W. W. Richardson Assistant General Passenger Agent Indianapolis.
A public notice warns of counterfeit imitators selling Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. Bucklen & Co. emphasizes only their name on the wrapper as protection, noting a 15 year track record and urging customers to seek King’s or Bucklen’s remedies. Local Galveston drug company supplies the warning.
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