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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Extensive clearance featuring muslin yardage including unbleached and bleached varieties from Pepperell and Mohawk plus 9-4 and 5-6-7 yard textiles. Also heavy discounts on wash and silk dress goods, damasks, linens, silks, skirts, suits, and coats with wide price cuts across linens, curtains, and accessories.
A compact catalog of household goods with prices including screen doors hanging flower baskets croquet sets and soap. Items listed cover tools, kitchenware, cleaning products and decor with unit prices such as screen doors 58c and croquet set 43c.
Various community updates from residents visiting Kokomo Logansport and surrounding areas. Jas Havens ill with heart trouble. Anna Baldwin closes millinery stock. Fifteen excursion tickets sold for Lake Maxinkuckee trip. Visits to Anderson Chesterfield and Young America noted. Local guests and Jubilee services mentioned with train fare details for Pennsylvania Lines biennial Modern Woodmen meet.
An Indiana burial society promotes membership with a funeral expense offer of one hundred dollars. It invites inquiries to John Thomas by mail or phone for details, under the Tax Peoples Co-OPERATIVE BURIAL ASSOCIATION based in Logansport.
Indiana Auditor certifies that the G W Conwell Bank of Galveston Cass County is compliant with the 1905 banking act and authorized to transact as an unincorporated bank in Indiana. D E Sherrick Auditor of State signs and seals the document in Indianapolis in June 1905.
Galveston residents attended decoration services at Center and the I.O.O.F. exercises in Kokomo, with the Galveston band providing music. Many locals and guests joined Childrens Day at New Light church, and several Galveston attendees also visited Walton for games and I.O.O.F. decor.
Miss Maud Douglas on sick list. Binder Twine available from A P Watkins Lincoln. Mrs F H Thomas and Mrs Carrie Thomas visited Kokomo. John Barron and family from Banker Hill spent weekend with Galveston friends. Miss Mabel Keller of Bourbon takes clerk job at Keller Bros store. Mrs J N Backous of Connersville visiting sister Mrs J B Rose. Ernest Masters and Dalton Turley home from Rochester college. Dr W L Newlin and wife Los Angeles and Dr Barnett and wife Lincoln guests of A M Endicott. Carload of Hard Winter Wheat Flour $2.70 per hundred. Bran for sale. Special fares Galveston Grain Co to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo for Epworth League convention. Health and leisure at Ocky Mountain resorts. info from Pennsylvania Lines agents.
Real estate items include 1 to 5 room dwellings on 1 to 2 plus acres with outbuildings, barns, verandas, fruit. prices from 475 to 1800 cash or with mortgage assume options. several lots near interurban offered at 75 to 100 each. other properties priced 2000 to 3000. contact for more information.
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