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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
4
J Frank McDermond states the store completed its annual inventory and reports the past year as the biggest in its history, noting strong business performance.
Merchants announce a brisk spring and summer business with a large assortment in Attica. Throughout April they offer special sales on top merchandise lines to encourage early selection while stock is full.
A Worth Suit is among new spring offerings in cream and spot proof serge with prices from 12.50 to 35.00. Walk Over Shoes and high boots shown in tan white nubuck and gun metal. Private tailored hat patterns at 5.00. Spring wraps hats and carpets also advertised with wide range in fabrics and prices.
John Copeland and wife of near Marshall spent Saturday and Sunday here visiting relatives and friends. Copeland, formerly at H. P. McCrary’s store, is prospering on a small farm near Marshall. Eck Irwin returned to Logansport after a week’s visit here. Elizabeth Pearson, previously in frail health at Attica, is improving and expected to regain her usual health soon. Jessie Kent returned to Williamsport after a pleasant visit here. I. O. Drake was a guest in this place and Tangier from Friday to Monday.
By order of the Fountain Circuit Court defendants are summoned to appear by May 27 1912 in Covington Indiana to answer or demur to the complaint during the term beginning April 3 1912. The clerk Leroy Sanders signs the seal and the filing attorney O B Doucass represents the plaintiffs.
Ray Keys unloaded three new Ford automobiles here last Saturday, including two roadsters and a five passenger car. The vehicles are now on exhibition in the S. M. Myer store room for public viewing.
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