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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
5
Supplement to the Galveston Leader reports multiple social notices and visits including Mrs D S Trent visiting kin in Flora Caton Bevington visiting Orville Hyatt and baptisms at the M E church, plus numerous travels weddings and family gatherings in Kokomo Logansport Walnut and nearby towns.
Mies Dora Fowler visits Lincoln school friends. Walter Platt and family visit Young America relatives. Mrs Blanch Day returns from Bloom. John Bitler Frank Stanley and families visit Wm Stanley’s home. Charles Scott threshes first wheat in the locality. Miss Olive Hughs and Scott Lutz visiting Eva Graves. Will Clemens and wives, Fred Swafford and wife guests of G W Harness. Creek bottom pasture for rent. Vistors at John Vern’s near Logansport. Trip made by Sprinkle auto. Prof E Tyner arrives in Galveston to join J H Thomas store collecting accounts. Ino Philapy family spend time in Michigan. Carrie Philapy accompanies them home. Dr H H Miller called to Louisville for sister’s operation, improving. Mrs W Graves wins cake prize. Marie Fickle pota to prize. Orville Emerick hurdle prize at Bunker Hill. Flossie Roferty suffers heat stroke and temporary paralysis, improving. Gatherings at Murphey home in Dykeman Springs. Preparations for Sunday school excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee from Galveston in six weeks. 250 tickets. Community urged to buy early. Maxinkuckee touted as ideal day trip.
The vendor announces a new meat market opening tomorrow Thursday July 6 offering clean premises and first-class meats. They advertise delivery of threshing orders across Cass Howard Miami and Carroll counties and urge customers to visit the shop for fresh and salt meats.
Community notes report residents like John Miller having his residence painted and Olive Hughes with Nock Brinley attending theatre in Kokomo. Several guests visit families, including the Gates and the Scotts, with trustees missing a meeting due to no quorum. A Republican trustee candidate J. B. Rose is named as the party decision approaches.
Preaching at the Universalist church next Sunday at 10 30 a m and 8 p m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and communion after the morning sermon. Walton Universalist church to preach at 3 pm. A lawn social program of songs and recitations at Rev H C Beckett’s house Saturday night. Hubler meat market room completed and fixtures arranged under a Cincinnati supply man. Everything new up to date and labor saving. Hubler Bros meat market opens Thursday morning with a first rate cooler.
Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 Junior at 3 00 Y P C A at 7 15 preaching at 7 45 invites all seats free Otterbein service next Saturday evening well attended baptism at Center last Sunday seven received baptism one by sprinkling six by immersion one admitted to church fellowship offering for conference and missionary benevolence raised fifty seven dollars Otterbein youth festival planned for school house lawn opposite the church one week from next Saturday evening they plan to buy a new organ District Sunday School and Y P C U Convention programs set for Fulton August 4 5 and 6.
Wm Wampler and wife visited John Philapy and family at Bun ker Hill Saturday. A new baby appeared at the Delbert Hatfield home in Miami Monday morning. George McCoy and family and Chas McCoy and wife were Sunday guests of Frank Johnson and wife at Jewell. Dr W E Armstrong learned his sister Mrs Grace was critically ill in St Paul Minnesota last Thursday. Homer Kesling and wife of Peru visited Mrs Kesling parents Mr and Mrs I N Holman and Mrs Holman returned home with them.
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