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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
5
Social visits and gatherings across Indiana towns including New Waverly Kokomo and Walton. Attendees at a fiftieth anniversary Masonic lodge celebration in Logansport list a dozen named participants. Births, illness, and family visits appear, with a note on the State Bar Association meeting slated for Indianapolis July 6 and 7.
Morris Ashley visits relatives in Richmond while B F Conwell spends Sunday in Indianapolis. Galveston Drug Co offers chick feed and oyster shells. G W McCly and family visit Chas Martin near Walton. Mrs Maggie and Verner Young visit relatives near Bunker Hill. Mrs Frank Daggett stays with Mrs Theodore Martin west of town. Attendees at Center decoration services include Mrs Ollie Thomas and son Clark and others. For property sales or rentals contact J W Bevincton with five year terms offered.
The Children Day program held last Sunday evening drew a crowded crowd and collected $5.60 in offerings. Pastor Goodrich united Florence McConnell to E G Snyder at Robt McConnell’s home, then married Urah Shanks to Garfield Todd at 2 pm. He traveled from Galveston to the afternoon wedding in 32 minutes after a late start. Sunday services at the Baptist and Methodist churches were canceled next week due to the observances.
An old advertisement urges prompt Bucklen's Arnica Salve use for wounds from knives guns nails and other items to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims it also heals burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles for 25 cents.
Sunday trip details for baseball game Indianapolis against Kansas City with round trip fare of one dollar. Includes travel via I. U. T. system on June 12.
A Buffalo New York reader praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as an easy but sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes the product is only 25 cents at Galveston Drug Co.
J A Rodibaugh ill this week. Harry Ault and wife visited near Young America on Sunday. A boy born to Tom Spence and wife Saturday night. George McCoy and wife called on friends Wednesday. Everett Daggett of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents. A J Haynes and wife and Mrs Lena Panabaker of Kokomo visited W S Lines and family. Numerous families, including M Cook and wife, Scott Walker and families, Frank Johnson and wife, Robert Hyatt and family, J C Pearcy and family, Eugene Shirley, were Sunday guests of Dave Cook and family.
E. Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache and kidney pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says kidney strength improved, secretions normal, and bladder pain disappeared and recommends the product sold by Galveston Drug.
Chas. Stewart and wife spent Sunday in Kokomo. Mrs. H. C. Beckett is visiting her parents in Putnam County. Universalist Church notes report Sunday School at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 with the subject Christ Unlocking Hell. Children’s services at night led by the Sunday School.
Willard and Mae Logan attended the automobile races at Indianapolis Monday. Mrs. Joe Ward hosted Salem Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday. A number of people were present and reports were favorable. Pearl Hyatt and Mrs. C. E. Nutter visited on Wednesday. Joseph Oyler and family spent Sunday with his parents. Fred Casky and family were Sunday guests of Elijah Gabriel and family. Pearl Hyatt and Mrs. C. E. Nutter with daughter Rhea visited W. R. Hyatt and family at Onward on Saturday and Sunday. Children practice for an Exercise on June 12. Ben Cook works as foreman on the Pennsylvania section at Hemlock. Miss Gertrude Burrour of Indianapolis visited Galveston relatives Saturday. Mrs. Bell Swaim of Kentland visiting her parents. Chas. Logan and wife.
Baracas meet Tuesday night at Pastors home with aid on Wednesday in the church basement. All day sewing and bring lunch. Thursday prayer at 7 45 pm. Next Sunday evening children’s exercises with music and declamations. Rheumatic shoulder pain linked to muscle rheumatism addressed by Chamberlains Liniment sold locally.
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