All Coats Made with Tryon Suits Kept Pressed for Year
A brief note asserts that coats are manufactured with Tryon fabric and suits remain pressed for a year, advertised as a maintenance benefit without charges.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
5
A brief note asserts that coats are manufactured with Tryon fabric and suits remain pressed for a year, advertised as a maintenance benefit without charges.
Bruce Peters couple spent Sunday in Cassville. John Oliver and Harley Haynes traveled to Texas. Prof Elbert Day returns from Bloomington for a short vacation. Mrs Eda Bebee of Logansport visited Mrs Dollie Douglas and later left for Minneapolis. Edna Frier of Polk Grove visited the Frier family. Mrs W H Whiteside and daughter Dessie visited Kokomo. Harry Whisler of Arcadia joined B H Yearling store. Mrs Chas Mabin of Logansport visited Joe Mills and family. Dora Fowler and Anna Wampler were guests of Rev Beckett and family. Rev E Dunn of Logansport to lecture at Lincoln Methodist Friday June 25 for Epworth League with an ice cream social afterward.
Advertisment urges relief from rheumatism with Chamberlain's ointment claiming pain relief and possible cure. It states the ointment improves sleep and rest, advises trying it before discouraged, and lists Galveston Drug Co. as seller.
FOR SALE Good Milk Cow Inquire at this office Frank Shepherd is home from Logansport to spend the day Mrs Taylor Hubler and children are spending the week at Wheeling Will Engler of Kekomo Spent Sunday with J A Rodibaugh and wife Azel Bel and wife of Lincoln spent Tuesday with Wm Wampler The school question seems to have quieted down all at once What is it to be Ossa Keating and Miss Eva Stanford spent Sunday afternoon at the Kokomo park Harry Early has resigned his po sition in the Yearling store and re turned to his home in South Bend A canning factory financed and built on the same plan as our new creamery would be well worth while Mrs John Elliott returned home Wednesday evening from Martins ville where she has been for the past two weeks taking treatment for rheumatism She is somewhat improved Parties that are subscribers can still have their subscriptions ex tended three or six months by the payment of 25 and 50 cents respec tively as heretofore as long as the same is paid when due The 35¢ and 60c applies to new subscrip tions
Sycamore street planned to gain two new brick blocks with a one story 28 by 70 foot building and an added second story to house an Odd Fellows space if arrangements allow. Dr. J Frank Cornell will add a 26 by 46 foot building adjoining north with a second story for a dental office.
Rachel Wilson born February 6 1825 in Union County died June 15 1hog aged 4 months and 1e days. She married Simeon Wailson in 1873 and joined several churches, dying a long time member of Young America Baptist church. She leaves one daughter two sisters and two step sons. Funeral held Thursday at John Patton home east of Galveston with hymns and psalm 39. Burial in Galveston cemetery.
Alison Bell and wife visited Kokomo on Tuesday for porch material. Mrs Blizz Barnhart is visiting relatives at Kokomo this week. Miss Blanch and Maud Douglas spent Sunday in Logansport. Mrs Ot Fenn returned home from a visit near Green Town. Walter Platt hired John Houwsry of Tennessee to assist in his barber shop. Frank Murphy and Marion Murphy with wives go to Dykeman Springs for summer. Bertha Mohn of Lakeville Kentucky vacationing with her parents James Lines and T B Frier. Wm Frier and family hosted Henry Yater and wife, and Henry Hubler and wife Sunday.
An ad touts Bucklen's Arnica salve as the supreme cure for cuts burns sores boils eczema salt rheum and piles with claims of infallibility for sore eyes chapped hands and cald sores available for 25 cents at Galveston Drug Co.
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