All Coats Made with Tryon Materials
Suits kept pressed free for one year with no charges. Tryon branded coats promised to maintain crease and finish during the period.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
5
Suits kept pressed free for one year with no charges. Tryon branded coats promised to maintain crease and finish during the period.
John Cornell travels to Ohio for visit with friends. Asa Hancock of Elwood visits Miss Grace Rofetty. James Kivett and wife of Walton visit Ot Fenn and wife. Local merchants advertise Galveston Lumber Co. Maggie Wyatt and Elpa McCreary visit near Miami. Erny & Capp and Frank Hendrixon visit the Leader office. Kokomo visitors include Mrs Mollie Winterrowd Ida Rodibaugh Etta Conwell Al Scott Jennie Thomas Eva Gray. Panhandle railroad Richmond division picnic set for Kokomo City Park on Thursday June 17 with a ball game and amusements. Pennsylvania people plan an excursion.
Stella Oden Martin wife of Ed ward Martin died at her parents home west of town on June 9 1906 aged 28 years 7 months 17 days She joined the church and was baptized in Ponca City Oklahoma December 1907 Her husband three children and a large family mourn her loss Funeral at Galveston Methodist Church Friday at 10 am conducted by Rev Amos of Walton Burial at Sprinkle Cemetery
It is a mistake to let rheumatism continue as relief or cure is possible with Chamberlain's Liniment. It eases pain and aids sleep even in long standing cases. Do not be discouraged until you have tried it. For sale by Galveston Drug Co.
Ot Pearcy and wife hosted dinner with H H Fletcher of Indianapolis. Walter Crisler and family from Ko komo visited Willard Lawrence. About twenty five Red Men attended decor at Kokomo. George Graham of Logansport and Virgil Flomerfelt of Walton were in Galveston on business. John Pearcy and Pauline visited John Barr and family in Goldsmith. Pauline stayed ten days. A silk plush robe and underwear were stolen from Wm. McKinney's buggy. Mr McKinney says he will not press charges if the item is returned and calls for restraint on similar thefts.
Describes attractive women as envied and links weak health to nervous irritability and skin problems. Claims Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver kidneys and purify blood, improving nerves breath and complexion. Endorsed by Galveston Drug Co.
Mrs James Lines visited Indianapolis and Chicago. Visitors from Kokomo included Mrs Elsie Adams Mrs Millie Meek Mrs P A Morgan Mrs Nan Hull and Mrs Cora Frush. Cal Wininger and Mrs Mabel Zehring helped with the Deer Creek township schools commencement at Miami Saturday night.
Elsie Emmil Ethel Stafford and Lara Beck visited C B Kershner in Darlington. Ralph Nicholson of Wabash visits grandparents. Born June 9 to Chas Hyman and wife a nine pound girl. D A Staley returns from Nebraska Missouri trip. Anton Jacobson and family Kokomo visitors Wednesday. Everet Zeck and wife to Logansport Friday. Bird Lybrook home from Purdue after Children's Day at Wheeling church. Charles Harmon and wife to Kokomo Thursday. Rev Tedford resigns Baptist pastorate to move to Frankfort. Ed Miller wife Harry Wilson wife Riley Riffe wife join Rob Hunter family for Sunday dinner. George Loretta Barnett to Logansport Saturday. No church services Sunday. Will McClain’s wife ill but improving. Mrs Charles Walk of Galveston visits mother Mrs Dr Gray Wednesday. Mamie urged to stay longer and call another friend. Hyman reunion held Tuesday at Dick Will’s grave. fine time reported. Infant child of Willard and Mrs Hyman Jane sick last week. Measles again in town. Everett Zeck and Mr Crooke’s children all ill. Jane.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica salve as the perfect remedy for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum and sore eyes for 25 cents at Galveston Drug Store.
One lot waists in Madras lawns and percal es with long sleeves priced 79 cents. Overall value from 138 cents to 175 cents, featuring Dutch necks, lace or embroidery trim and embroidered fronts on tailored shirts.
Readable text lists one lot of men’s blue Chambray work shirts priced at 50 cents each. The item appears in a catalog or sale listing with no additional details on quantity or size provided.
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