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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
5
Supplement to Galveston Leader notes Warren Bell from Walton as Galveston visitor and lists residents visiting relatives. Mentions Buffalo Bill show in Kokomo, church events, property improvements on Griffith street, and Rebekah lodge meeting set for June 23.
The bulletin lists Bible School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with the sermon titled The Priest and King Children’s Day Services are at 7 45 p m on the same day.
Amity Lodge No 362 K of P and Pythias Sisters hold decoration exercises next Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Baptist church Members urged to attend Program includes Song America Song Male Quartette Prayer Rev Taylor Solo Mrs Mabel Zehring Address Rev Sickafoose Song Sickafoose Family Benediction.
Mrs. Pearl Barnhart visits Kokomo relatives today. Benj Crites and wife attended Kappa decoration exercises Saturday. Miss Lena King to entertain friends Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Spradling of Lafountain visited Lytle last week. Rant Bell and wife guests of Wm Lutz at Miami Sunday. Willard Burrous buying site West Howard for new residence. I N Holman on annual Peru visit with daughter Dora Kesling and relatives.
Misses Maud and Blanch Douglas and Dave Shelly attended a K P lodge social in Logansport Monday night. Robert Cotterman posted bail at 10 000 after a manslaughter indictment change by Judge Larry. Churches plan Children's Day exercises next Sunday evening. Mollie Winterrowd returned from Denver with illness in the Windrow family. Frank Morrison visited Clifford Graves's, returned with wife and son. George McCoy Harry Smith Donald Walk and Sam Thurston fished at Bohman mill dam. Administrator's sale of James T Brown deceased property set for June 1 at 10:00.
Mrs. Dr. Smith and daughter Opal of Wawpecong visited Galveston relatives Monday. Miss Ethel Marshall and Everett Daggett of Indianapolis are engaged. their wedding is set for June 24. The marriage of Miss Blanch Thomas and Prof. El Day will be held at the bride’s parents’ home on Howard Street Sunday June 21.
Urgent telegram style notice lists Galveston to Indianapolis excursion on Sunday June 14 with departures from Logansport at 5 00, 6 30, 7 00 and 9 00 am and return on all trains that date. Rates set at 1 25 for Galveston Walton and 1 00 for Fairfield. A local Brotherhood gathering at M E Parsonage draws about fifty youths and girls with music and cake, Kokomo pianist presiding. boys impress with behavior while girls vow to outshine them.
Ernest Masters and Orville Emerick return from Ann Arbor for summer. Mrs. Bell Marshall leaves for Kansas for cancer treatment. Mrs. Joe Barnhart and daughter Mary visit from Kokomo. East side sewer work costs over 100 dollars. Various families enjoy the day at McWilliams grove. A watch found by Miss Mary Streeter near Wilson Fickle's road is returned and praised. Salta Turley marries Bessie Hoover of Bunker Hill. couple to live with Turley parents in Rochester after a visit with friends.
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