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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
6
U T time card notes Foley's Kidney remedy is suitable for children with admirable results. It claims to stop bed wetting and is recommended after measles and cranse fever. Sold by Galveston Drug Store.
Local items report visits by Misses Mattie Foster and Ada Foster, Mrs. Bell Chapman, Mrs. Amanda Brown, and Mrs. Pearl Barnhart. John Oliver and wife vacationed in Kokomo. Joe Woods added curb and gutter on Lincoln Street. J A Rodibaugh and Dr Z A Loop seek treatment in Indianapolis. Mr. Thomas and wife visit Santa Fe bedside of a brother in serious condition. Furniture ad promises new furniture.
W. H. Siirey advertises a special low price for services to rod or secure buildings, urging customers to visit or contact him for this discounted offer.
The Sunday meeting was well attended and the lawn service was hindered by rain. District Superintendent delivered a good sermon. A special song service with solos and choirs is planned for next Sunday evening, weather permitting on the lawn or in the church. The W H M S will open mite boxes on July 11.
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough soothe inflamed air passages and expel the cold from the system. Sold by Galveston Drug Co.
Dr Z A Loop of Indianapolis visited Monday. Work on the Wampler road will start Thursday instead of Monday. Will Graves plans curb and gutter on Jackson street in front of his property. Miss Ruth Lockwood returned to Lafayette Wednesday after a week with Henderson Fickle family. Dan and Lizzie MacKeever returned to Lafayette Tuesday after a visit with Henderson Fickle family. Harry Copeland and son from Indianapolis visited Mrs Eva Gray Sunday. their little daughter accompanied them home after a week here.
Mrs B F Scroggs and Miss Amy Wolf visit Delphi relatives. Mr and Mrs James Kivett return from a westward two week trip. Delbert Flanagan made a business trip to Amboy. Mrs Arthur Flanagan visits from Oregon. Mr and Mrs Virgil Flomerfelt host in Galveston. Elevator man L McFadden to move here soon. Miss Doris Carpenter in New Castle. Frank Civett in Indianapolis. Mrs Bruce Butz and son vacation with cottage rentals along Wild Cat for a week of fishing.
The Pythian Sisters announce a Fourth of July program featuring music readings and drills. Ice cream with cake will be served for 5c and admission is 5c.
W. B. Lake, trustee of Jackson Township, states office days will be held at his residence on Tuesday and at Galveston Drug Co drug store in Galveston, Ind., on Friday each week.
An advertisement urges Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for wounds burns boils and skin conditions with a 25c price at Galveston Drug Co. The rest of the text lists numerous social visits and hometown happenings in Kokomo and nearby towns with names such as Miss Iva Reed Miss Bessie Peare Mrs. Lola Nutter R. C. Hyatt Willard Logan and others during a weekend period.
H Thomas and wife Dr Miller and family spent Sunday in Marion. Jillen Owler and wife of Walton visited with J W Bevington's family. Sandma Loop returned from Kokomo to Tay. Theodore Martin Dan Daggett and Wm McComas were Indianapolis visitors. Mrs Abbie Jeffers of Anderson spent Saturday with John Symons and Mrs Toms. Grandma Wyninger suffered another stroke and is in critical condition. Mrs Mollie Winterrowd is nursing her. Universalist Church notes list Sunday school 9:30 a m and Y P Co U at 10:30 led by Marie Lynas.
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