Festival Attendance Noted at Longcliff Event
J. W. Terflinger and wife attended a festival at Longcliff Thursday night. Mrs. Jennie Shewmon and Mrs. Maiden of Logansport spent Thursday with Mrs. Mary Shewmon.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
7
J. W. Terflinger and wife attended a festival at Longcliff Thursday night. Mrs. Jennie Shewmon and Mrs. Maiden of Logansport spent Thursday with Mrs. Mary Shewmon.
Mrs. Gertrude Hoffman of Second and Pearl streets reports marked improvement after taking Tanlac the Master Medicine for stomach pains heart distress and nerves. Her 21 year old son Paul also gains relief from chronic catarrhal trouble. Both plan to continue Tanlac use and endorse the Galveston Drug Co. as the local seller.
J G Peter and wife spent Saturday afternoon in Kokomo. Mrs Margaret Hahn of Bremen visits her son Prof L S Hahn and family. L E Miller and wife and Mrs Martha Muller visited relatives in Flora Sunday. W H Whiteside and wife and Walter Whiteside and family visited Ed Davis and family at North Grove Sunday. Chas Wininger and wife G W Wininger and Mary Wininger and daughter Viola went to Indianapolis Sunday to see Bid Wininger who is recovering from appendicitis and will return home today.
Mrs Myrtle Kern of Canada visits Mrs Maria Kraus. Isaiah Noel and family were at Logansport Saturday. Earl Plank and wife stayed with Allie Alspaugh and family Saturday night and Sunday. Orba House and wife from Kokomo were in the area Sunday evening. Claude Nichols and family visited George Eckley and family Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Campbell spent Sunday afternoon in Walton. Preaching Sunday at 2 30. Arthur Carey and family and Chas Carey and family spent Sunday at Joseph Carey’s. Mrs Hattie Eckley and children were Sunday dinner guests of Frank Carey and family. Harry Campbell and Miss Marmel Snell spent Sunday evening at the writer’s home.
An advertisement claims clear complexion comes from cleansing the system with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The mild laxative treatment targets the liver and bowels and is pitched for all ages, available for 25c at druggists.
Mrs Jesse Overholser visited Lik gansport on Saturday Rev Allen and wife had Sunday dinner with Arthur Hicks and family Glen Lawrence had cement walk and steps installed on North street Walter King of Richmond stayed Wednesday night his family left with him Thursday John Davisson and family hosted dinner with Mrs Rev Poor and children from Oregon Alec Doty and wife A large number of Odd Fellows and others attended Frank Becker s funeral at Lincoln with the Odd Fellows conducting cemetery services
Andrew Jackson Shirley born March 12 1831 in Washington county Mississippi. He died June 13 1916 at his daughter's home in Logansport aged 85 years 3 months 1 day. He lived in Illinois Indiana and chiefly Cass and Howard counties. He married Mary J Walden February 5 1854 and had ten children twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He joined the M E church at Plymouth and was active in church work, an 1852 charter member of the I C C F lodge at Russiaville. Funeral at Galveston Methodist church followed by interment in Galveston Cemetery with I O O F rites.
Madison resident Mrs Oscar Day recalls severe pregnancy related suffering and nervousness. A nurse friend recommended Cardul tonic, and after starting the remedy she reports significant improvement with fewer troubles. The testimonial touts Cardul as best for women and urges others to try it.
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