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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
4
Report of the condition of the First State Bank Galveston Indiana at close of business June 4 1913. Total liabilities 95781.07 including demand deposits and certificates. H Z Carey cashier swears the statement is true with seal affixed.
Rosco Bright visits his aunt Mrs Rebecca A McClain. Tom Saylors and family were Sunday guests of Walter House and family. Misses Helen and Marian Shirley returned from Des Moines Iowa. Miss Lottie Burrows was Saturday night and Sunday guest of Walter House and family. Mrs Rebecca McClain hosted R Bright and Jessie V Bright for Sunday supper. Stern & Co Tailors advertise suits from 15 dollars at 115 E Walnut Kokomo.
Dean Kendal returns to Houston Texas after a two week visit with grandparents J A and Mrs Henry Ruth Henry accompanies him home for a visit. Dinner hosts include Jesse Reece and wife and many others from nearby families and towns.
On Sunday afternoon at three, Miss Alsie Beckett wed Glen Lawrence at the Beckett residence on North street. A ring ceremony followed Forest Rose singing O Promise Me with Mrs. Forest Rose at the piano. Guests of thirty five enjoyed refreshments.
The column lists numerous local families including Miss Dot Robinson and Miss Julia Fawcett with others such as George Sparling J B Rose and wife Forest Rose and family and Mrs Maggie Young Verner Young and Robert Betts and families. It mentions Mr and Mrs Lawrence as popular youths and a note of well wishes for their future. John Burrous and wife visit Logansport to be by the bedside of Mr Burrous sister who is dangerously ill.
Willard Lawrence and family hosted Sunday evening meals with Mrs. O A Crisler and George Sparling of Richmond Miss Cleo Then and Clarence Lawrence of Kokomo as guests.
Mrs. Mary Paulus spent Friday to Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Lulu Endicott and family in Broad Ripple Indianapolis. She consulted a health specialist during the visit.
The Pythian Sisters publicly thank Rev. Trinkle Rev. Mc Farlane the quartet and all others who assisted in their decoration exercises Sunday.
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers sores boils eczema and skin troubles with quick relief. Claims Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama healed an ugly ulcer in two weeks. Price 25 cents and recommended by Galveston Drug Co.
Walter and Nellie Graham visited Frank Graham and family at Hartford City over Sunday. Rev. S. O. Goodrich attended and assisted in the funeral of Judge Warner Thursday at Delphi Leroy Cornell. Dr. J. F. Cornell and L. E. Miller went to Lafayette Sunday to see A. J. Patterson. Sam E. Thurston attended the summer meeting of the Indiana Associated Weekleys at Indianapolis, Friday. Rev. R. J. Parrott and wife, Rev. Trinkle, wife and mother, were entertained Tuesday by John Burrows and wife. C.N. Hyatt, Wm. Sprinkle and Jas. Lines went to Logansport Tuesday, to meet the remains of A. J. Patterson. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Mary Ross spent Monday in Peru. Mrs. Campbell remained for a longer visit with her daughter, Mrs. Horan. Rev. Dr. S.C. Goodrich and wife went to Delphi Sunday where Rev. Goodrich delivered the annual address for the K. of P decoration exercises. Miss Beatrice Kendal will return to her home in Chicago, Saturday, after a pleasant visit here with her grandparents, J. A. Henry and wife Mrs. Henry will accompany her. Rev. O. B. Wells of North Manchester, spent Wednesday night the guest of E. E. Elleman and family. On Thursday Mrs Elleman and Rev Wells attended the Aid Society at Young America. Mr. and Mrs. Corb McCain and children, Nell and Ralph, Henry Coles, wife and daughter Elsie, Tom Houghton and wife of Kokomo, spent Sunday at the pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bell, north of Galveston.
Chester Douglas returned from Indiana Harbor on Monday. Fred Lanner traveled to Detroit, Michigan for work. Harry Baker and family visited Young America relatives Sunday. Mrs. Will Campbell attended Tyner family reunion in Indianapolis Sunday. Lines family and A. J. Haynes and wife visited Tom Logan and family. Chas. Graham and family visited Clarence Emerick and family. Bertha Turley of Kokomo, Dave Cook and family visited Marve Platt and wife Sunday. Hendricks, Will Haworth and family of Kokomo spent Sunday with Jas. Myers and W. H. H. Tucker and wife of Logansport visited Lawrence McDonald and wife and Harry Persinger and wife. Mrs. Benjamin of Indianapolis, Earl Graves and wife of Kokomo, Fred Lanner and wife. Lulu Graham, Hazel Davisson, Bernice McKinney, Lee Logan, Glen Loop and Ray McKnight were Sunday guests of Newberry Graves and family.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as ideal for the aged offering prompt easy relief without pain. Cites safety and harmless action with a price of 25 cents and endorsement by Galveston Drug Co.
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