Social notes from Kokomo and nearby towns
Miss Hilda Miller spent Friday forenoon in Kokomo. Alison Bell is building a silo on a big farm east of town. Mrs Willard Burrows is spending the week at Logansport. Miss Myrtle Hoover of Kempton visited friends here Wednesday. Ot Goldsberry and family moved onto a farm southwest of town. TJ Byers and wife of Franklin spent Monday here with G W Burton and family. Chas Barnhart and family Jerry Yoder and wife spent Saturday evening in Kokomo. Mrs Emma Huffman and daughter of Oklahoma are visiting Wm MeComas and family. Mrs Mary Gasoway and Mrs Rant Bell were Friday guests of Mrs Cornelia Smith. Lacy Logan went to Pennsylvania for engineering work during his vacation. Sam E Thurston and wife returned home Monday from a four days visit with Jas Ford and wife at Camden Ohio. Band concerts draw large crowds to town, with many visitors from Kokomo, Young America, Walton and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Young America
Walton
Lincoln
For Sale 1918 Model Motor Cycles and Boats Bargains
Classified notice offers new and used motor cycles and boats for sale with a monthly payment plan. Includes an appeal to write and enclose a reply stamp to Lock Box 11 Trenton Michigan. Also reports a horse and buggy theft with a $25 reward for the return of the new Mier make buggy found evidence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mich
Jesse Ault
Galveston
Mier
Ault
Aluminum Ware Sale Ends Big Reduction at S B Bevington
Local ad from Galveston Indiana offers four large aluminum jet ware pieces at a steep discount. S B Bevington invites shoppers to visit the store for savings on quality aluminum ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Bevington
Galveston
Ind
Births and visits noted in local society column
Born to Walter Crisler and his wife of Anderson a son. Harry Hubler and wife visited Allan Tucker and family at Kokomo on Wednesday. Charles Hardin and family from Am boy spent Sunday with Warren Armstrong and wife. Ray Finney of Olympia Washington and D W Thomas with Miss Mary Thomas were entertained at dinner Sunday by C F Thomas and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crisler
Anderson
Harry Hubler
Allan Tucker
Kokomo
Charles Hardin
Amboy
Warren Armstrong
Ray Finney
Olympia, Wash
D. W. Thomas
Miss Mary Thomas
C. F. Thomas
Hyman Reunion Brings Wide Family Gathering Near Walton
The Hyman family reunion was held last Sunday in a grove near John N. Hyman’s home, 112 miles south of Walton. Seventy joined a large dinner with ample leftovers and a social hour followed by officer elections and routine business. A biography of the late Daniel Hyman was read by Mrs. W. R. Wills. Relatives in attendance included Mahlon Robinson, John T. Hyman, W. R. Wills, J. L. Hyman and many others from Kenny, Ill., Logansport, Walton, and nearby towns. several visitors listed from Walton, Deacon Turner, Shanks family, and Savannah NL were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Turner
Lee Snider
Ralph Jones
Usual Fry
Omer Allen
Chas. Shanks
Noah
Rodger
Winamac
Ind
Fay Hyman
Savanah
Monroe Webster
Walton
H. Turner
Deacon
John Gard
Best Laxative for the Aged
Old men and women feel the need of a laxative more than young folks tana one which will not cause peits. Dr. King's New Life Pills are espec ally good for the aged, for they act promptly and easily. Price 25c, Recomended by Galveston Drug Co.
Local Society Notes and Advertisements from Kokomo
Samuel Stoner and wife were guests Wednesday. James Shepherd of Tennessee visits his sister Mrs. D N Sir John Jones and wife of Miss Bessie Pearcy. Mrs. G W Davis of Kokomo and Mrs. Tillie Davis guest of Mrs. James Lines. Clint and Clarence Haworth of Nebraska visit Mrs. Haworth and relatives. Ray Finney goes to Oxford University for a course before returning to Oly. Misses Elphin McCreary and Linda Miller attend Epworth League Convention at Logansport. Mose Moss mule team ran loose near F H Thomas rack, causing broken wagon tongues but no damage besides that. Stern & Co. Tailors advertise suits from 15 dollars at 115 E Walnut Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Moss
F. H. Thomas
API
John Beck
Joe Ault
Jat Gray
Obituary of Thomas J. Patterson and Family Ties
After the 1793 Revolutionary War, Thomas J. Patterson born in Pennsylvania and Lucy DeWitt born in Virginia married, producing fifteen children. Andrew J. Patterson, born near Galveston, married Cornell in 1866. He was a Universalist, a Mason, and a Democrat in spirit, with a poetic faith. The funeral, under the Masonic lodge, was held at the Universalist church, burial in Galveston Cemetery, with many attending from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Lucy DeWitt
Andrew J. Patterson
Jackson Township
Galveston
Cornell
Alyo
Masonic
Masonic Lodge
Universalist Church
Beckett
Colfax Irvin
Letha Patterson
Frankfort
Lottie Patterson DeLon
Josephine Conwell
Fisher - Kokomo
Elmer Oden
Hoffman
Stephen Younglove
Wm. Robinson
Martin
Joseph Sylva
Walton
Smith
Logansport
Wm. Lopez
Porto Rico
Local Socials and Upcoming Galveston Reds Game
James Marshall builds a horn on his east-town farm. Families visit relatives including Eva Gray in Indianapolis. Kokomo man Claude Burrous visits. J M Thomas visits Irad Thomas near Bunker Hill. Maggie Moore visits Rockfield sisters Bell Whiteside and Emma Cameron. Will Stevens returns home from Tipton after visiting Lyle Brown. Galveston Reds set to play Bunker Hill on Sunday June 22 and Kenneth on June 29. Refutes beer-on-ground rumor as false. team remains reliant on strong away performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stevens
Tipton
Lyle Brown
Galveston Reds
Bunker Hill
Kenneth
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for skin ulcers
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles claiming prompt relief. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and notes the price as 25 cents and Galveston Drug Co recommendation.
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Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Galveston Drug Co
Honey Creek visitors stay with Jake McDonald family
Mrs. Lucretia Fadely joined by Miss Louise and Luther McDonald of Honey Creek visited Thursday for a few days with their grandson and brother Jake McDonald and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Fadely
Louise and
Luther McDonald
Honey Creek
Jake McDonald
Fire hits Mrs. Haynes Millinery. quickly put out
A fire broke out at Mrs. Fanny Haynes' millinery shop when a nearby train sparked flames. Passersby and workers nearby discovered the blaze and extinguished it before major damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Haynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hilda Miller
Alison Bell
Mrs. Willard Burrows
Myrtle Hoover
Kempton
Ot Goldsberry
TJ. Byers
Franklin
G. W. Burton
Chas. Barnhart
Jerry Yoder
Emma Huffman
Oklahoma
Wm. MeComas
Mary Gasoway
Rant Bell
Cornelia Smith
Lacy Logan
Engineering
Sam E. Thurston
Jas. Ford
Camden
Ohio
Mrs. Lytle
Warner
Rust Proof
Rae
Howard County
Kokomo Trust Co
Samuel Stoner
G Veston
James Shepherd
Tennessee
Mrs
D. N. Sir
John Jones
Miss Bessie Pearcy
Pearcy
G. W. Davis
Tillie Davis
James Lines
Clint and
Clarence Haworth
Nebraska
Mrs. Haworth
Ington University
Oly
Elphin McCreary
L Inda Miller
H. E. McF
Stern & Co
James Marshall
Luther Young
Robert Cain
Eva Gray
Harry Copeland
Indianapolis
Claude Burrous
J. M. Thomas
Irad Thomas
Maggie Moore
Rockfield
Ire
Bell Whiteside
Emma Cameron
Diamond Brand
Oxfords
Geo. W. Burton
Indiana
Milo B. Smith
Bargain Center OF
Ervin Bros
Triggay
Andréont
Holla
Kobo Omo
Kirk
Brussels
Ervin Bros. CO
Lindell Hotel
Main and
Taylor Sts
Kokomo, Ind
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