Local notes from Kokomo and Indianapolis visitors
Sickafoose sick. Geo McCoy Joe Mills and Fred Streeter visited Kokomo Tuesday. Editor Woody of the Russiaville Observer visited Galveston. Newt Hyatt Dr W E Armstrong and Omar Laird visited Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs Millie Meek Mrs Mary Thomas and Miss Pearl Thomas visited Kokomo Saturday. State Fair visitors include B F Conwell Dave Cook and spouses Marve Platt and spouses Scott Walker and spouses. Will Haworth and family plan to move to Kokomo next Tuesday. Worth Meek and wife Flora Smith Mrs Flora Meek entertained at Kokomo Friday evening. Blanch Douglas begins three week vacation from Geo McCoy grocery next Monday visiting Indianapolis and Evansville. Dan Shewman Bert Butz and families of Kokomo Bruce Butz and wife James Kivett and wife of Walton entertained at dinner Sunday by Will Haworth and wife. Alonzo McDonald E R Snyder will hold public sale on Wilson farm near Lincoln Walton Friday Sept 18 1908. Sale lists 10 horses 9 cattle 100 hogs and farming implements. L A Shively cries the sale Thurston printed the bills. McDonald moving to Texas farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shewman
Delbert Butz
Kokomo
Bruce Butz
Jas. Kivett
Walton
Geo. Butz
Will Haworth
Alonzo McDonald
E. R. Snyder
Wilson Farm
Lincoln
L. A. Shively
Thurston
Mr. McDonald
Texas
JAS. STONE DEAD IN BURLINGTON HOME
Word reached Tuesday night that James Stone brother of John Stone of this place was found dead in bed at his Burlington home. News comes as a shock to Jim's friends here who will miss his warm handshake and big smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone
John Stone
Burlington
Jim
Class Entertained by Mrs. Mollie Sweitzer
Mrs. Mollie Sweitzer entertained last Friday at her mother Mrs. Joseph Gray residence with former classmates Etta Bridge Maynard of Young America Minnie Brumbaugh Lillie Hubler Effie Bridge Logansport Clara Bradford Marion and Ella Loop Galveston. The class will meet next year with Effie Bridge at Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Sweitzer
Joseph Gray
Etta Bridge
Maynard
Young America
Minnie Brumbaugh
Lillie Hubler
Effie Bridge
Logansport
Clara Bradford
Marion
Ella Loop
Galveston
U B Church Notes on Sunday School and Officers
U B Church reports Sunday School 9 30 a m and U P C U at 6 30 p m with no other services due to Conference Sunday. Reorganized Sunday school lists officials led by Superintendent J W Bevington and others. Y P C U officers include President H T Carey and Librarian Frank Sickafoose. Membership reaches 321. benevolences full. last year viewed as good. Union Class stewards named. last Sunday service well attended with strong musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bevington
Bruce Peter
May Plummer
Harry Sickafoose
Maud Geeting
Carey
Imo Peter
Elsie Bevington
Archie Vint
Charles Martin
Karl McDonald
Mark McDonald
Frank Sickafoose
G. W. Butz
L. O. Geeting
Local Happenings and Notices in Kokomo Area
McCoy's offers canned goods. Mrs. R. E. Garritson of Koko mo is ill. Workers lay floor for S. P Bevington hall in Red Coal Oil and Purity Gas lines at W. H. Hirxvey's. Dalton Turley and Harry Miller go to Lafayette for Purdue. Miss Bessie Lybrook and Miss Grant visit Mrs. Meek. Dan W. Erh to tune in Jogansport. Galveston visits Tuesdays at J. F. Eisenbrey home. Ladies Aid dinner at R. W. McLaughlin home on Griffith street September 16. Public invited. Henry Pohlman found dead. coroner says heart failure. Funeral Wednesday at German Lutheran Kokomo with burial at Kappa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
R. W. McLaughlin
Griffith Street
Price
Henry Pohlman
Kappa
Mary Escamp
Harrison
Kokomo
Local Notes on Guests and Visits Across Town
Harvey Gray attended the Shelbyville fair last Thursday. Mrs. Geneva Young visited Logansport on Thursday. Jas Platt and family were Kokomo visitors Saturday. Rev David Walk at Indianapolis is slowly improving. Anderson Emerick and wife plan Calif ornia wintering. Mrs Anna McConnell and Miss Bertha Baldwin visited Mrs Zoras Blue who is ill near Flora and left her improved. Will Fye and Marie Bater of West Sonora Ohio visit Dr Z A Loop family. G W McCoy listed as agent for fall suits by Kahn Tailoring Co. Picture molding stocked at Galveston Drug Co. Bourbon Santos coffee 15¢ lb at McCoy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McConnell
Bertha Baldwin
Zoras Blue
Flora
Mrs. Blue
Will Fye
Marie Bater
West Sonora
Ohio
Z. A. Loop
Fye
Grandma Loop
A Sprained Ankle Cured Quickly By Liniment
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time after applying Chamberlins Liniment freely and resting the foot. The Galveston Drug Co sells the liniment. Miss Clara Bradford and daughter returned to Marion after visiting relatives. Mrs Dr Loop accompanied them to Kokomo. Rev Hicks of the Anti-Saloon League will address a union meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening. all are invited with a suitable program prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Galveston Drug Co
Clara Bradford
Marioi
Dr. Loop
Kokomo
Hicks
Anti-Saloon League
Galveston Horse Thief Detective Association Meeting Set
The Galveston Horse Thief Detective Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on the second Monday night of September 1908. This meeting includes election of officers and payment of dues. Co N Hyatt, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Horse Thief Detective Association
Co. N. Hyatt, Pres
Obituary: Rebekah Graves of Fayette County
Rebekah Graves born June 23 1834 Fayette County Indiana died September 5 1908 aged 74 years 3 months and 12 er wife of James J Graves since March 29 1866 mother of four children only one living daughter of George and Elizabeth Stanley natives of South Carolina youngest of fourteen a faithful Universalist church member funeral Sunday 2:00 pm at Universalist church Rev H C Beckett burial in Galveston cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Graves
Fayette County
Indiana
James J. Graves
George
Elizabeth Stanley
South Carolina
Universalist Church
H.C. Beckett
Galveston
Shirley Announces Weekly Office Days At Home And Galveston Drug Co
O M Shirley trustee of Jackson Township states he will hold office days at his residence on Tuesday and at the Galveston Drug Co drug store in Galveston Indiana on Friday each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Drug Co
Galveston
Ind
O. M. Shirley
Jackson Township
M. E. Church Music Plans and Rally Day
The M. E. Church reports a strong song service last Sunday and anticipates a special music program next Sunday morning. No evening service due to a union service at the Baptist church. Brother Hicks of the Anti Saloon League is expected to deliver a message. Rally day for Sunday School is planned for last Sunday in September with a goal of the largest crowd yet. Friday choir practice includes all members. The Fifteen Club gathering near Lincoln Indiana on September 4 features a long list of attendees and a pleasant day with noon dinner and ice cream in the evening. The 1909 meeting will be at Mrs Azel Bell's in Lincoln, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Brother Hicks
Anti Saloon League
Galveston
Geo. Bell
Lincoln
Ind
Mesdames Elia Emerick
Ola Streeter
Belle Wampler
Mary Fickle
Belle McConnel
Bennetts Switch
Ida Kemp
Russiaville
Anna Leach
Carrie Griffith
Eva Davis
Kokomo
Mary Metzner
Marion
Chas. Smith
Young America
Fred Enoch
Ed Smith
Logansport
Julia
Margaret Leach
Mary Griffith
Carmen
Fred Davis
Marie Fickle
Laura Streeter
Azel Bell
Lincon
Traveling Man Relates Rescue on Oregon Train
A renowned traveler recalls aiding a dying woman aboard an eastbound Oregon Rail nonstop from Pendleton to Le Grand. He administered Chamberlain tablets from his kit, aided by two or three ladies, and the patient recovered by LeGrande, with buyers urged to obtain the remedy from Galveston Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
le Grande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
LeGrande
Galveston Drug Co
How to Get Strong by P J Daly
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago reports his mother, once feeble, gains in flesh and strength after using Electric Bitters. He says the tonic also eases insomnia and improves stomach liver and kidney symptoms with a guaranteed sale by veston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Veston Drug Co
Social notes recount visits and upcoming events across towns
Will Badicutting visited Monday while Harvey Gray spent time with family at Lakeville. John Dixon and wife called on John Thompson and wife near Miami Friday night. Worth Meek and Mrs. Meek attended the Logan reunion at Logansport Thursday. Mrs. Wil Fyier was summoned to Young America by her mother Mrs. Wu Hubler illness. Owen Davisson of Victor Colorado visited Galveston friends last week then left for Lafayette to attend Purdue University. The Overcomers plan a Wednesday 7 30 reorganizational meeting at H Z Carey home on Griffith street with a special program. Ernest Masters and Orville Emerick will leave the 22d for Ann Arbor. Virgil Berry and Kenneth Frusk return to Bloomington University. Susie Bechdel and Harry Sarigg will enter business college at Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Fyier
Young America
Wu. Hubler
Owen Davisson
Victor, Colorado
Galveston
Lafayette
Purdue University
H. Z. Carey
Griffith Street
Ernest Masters
Orville Emerick
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Virgil Berry
Kenneth Frusk
Bloomington University
Susie Bechdel
Harry Sarigg
Business
Logansport
Dr King's New Discovery Sold in Galveston
A Houston Maine man praises Dr King's New Discovery as the best cough and lung remedy after curing his winter coughs. The Galveston Drug Co. sells it in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a trial bottle free and guarantees satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Galveston Drug Co
River Day Outing and Local Social News
Geo. McCoy and Frank Murphy spend the day on the river. S. P. Bevington and daughter Byrle were Kokomo visitors Tuesday. Miss Avis Streeter returned home Sunday from Walton. Miss Hazel Titus is ill with typhoid fever. Lawrence McDonald is improving. A parade of locals including Mrs. Dollie Douglas and others attended the Beck family reunion at Kokomo park last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Streeter
Walton
Hazel Titus
Lawrence McDonald
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted by Vermont Resident
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr King's New Life Pills noting relief for stomach liver and bowels. The Galveston Drug Co guarantees satisfaction and advertises a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Galveston Drug Co
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Harry and
Catherine Sickafoose
Geo. McCoy
Joe Mills
Fred Streeter
Woody
Newt Hyatt
Dr. W. E. Armstrong
Omar Laird
Indianapolis
Millie Meek
Mary Thomas
Miss Pearl Thomas
B. F. Conwell
Dave Cook
Marve Platt
Scott Walker
Will
Worth Meek
Flora Smith
Warren Smith
Jas
Stone Dead
U. B. Church Notes
McCoy’s
R. E. Garritson
S. P Bevington Hall
W.H. S.hirxvey
Dalton Turley
Harry Miller
Glen Loop
Purdue
Bessie Lybrook
Miss Grant
Loeansport
Mrs. Meek
Dan W. Erh
Jogansport
J. F. Eisenbrey
Santos
McCoy's
Harvey Gray
Shelbyville Fair
Geneva Young
Galveston Druc Co
Jas, Platt
Edith
David Walk
Anderson Emerick
Wife
California
Kahn Tailoring Co
G. W. McCoy
ODS Department
Notion Department
M. E. Church
Thulman & Levi
Kokomo, Indiana
Modish Fall Millinery
Thalman
Levi
Will Badicutting
Lakeville
John Dixon
John Thompson
Miami
Logan
Logangport
Millicck
Mr. Meek
Mrs. Smith
Meek
Geo. McCoy and
Frank Murphy
S. P. Bevington
Daughter Byrle
Dollie Douglas
Maud and
Blanch
Harvey Thomas
John McConnell
Ben Crites
Etta Martin
Beck
Kokomo Park
Scientific
Fimerican
Ali Terme
Sunn & Cos
LION
Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana Union Traction CO
I. U. T. Lines
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