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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
8
The owner announces a reopening of the millinery shop at Tangier inviting old customers and new to view the new and beautiful hat selections. The note emphasizes personal meetings with patrons to showcase the latest store offerings.
Leonard Cors, employed as a drug clerk at Coyngton, spent Sunday with relatives here, sharing a informal family gathering and catching up on news.
An advertisement details Cates Coach Horse, a brown Hanoverian Oldenburg stallion imported from Germany by Oltinan bros of Watseka Illinois. It lists lineage, color, markings, height, and a 60 percent foal guarantee for breedings. The stallion will stand at Millikan's barn Wineian on specific days with service and care terms.
Dr GC C Wert and Guilford McGinnis of Wallace visited Thursday. Syron Burns of Colama Illinois stayed with daughter Miss Mable over Sunday. JV Redenbaugh was listed among the sick at week’s start. Vorhees Millikan moved Aunt Polls stocks household goods to Eupene Tuesday. Rev Daugherty hosted Mr and Mrs E AE Cox at dinner Wednesday. Joseph Towel began work on a fine residence on his lot in the town’s south part.
The text describes a six year old Canadian Bill weighing pounds and standing high with dark brows and a fine chain coat. It notes a sensible stylish breeder and two sensors with fine colts. For more information inquire at The Star Office or Harrison Hickman ROED.
Yeudoo Mrs James Philpott visited relatives in Covington over Sunday Mrs Clifford Ufutts is seriously at this writing Mrs Aaron Walton visited relatives in Stone Bluds over Sunday Mr and Mes Pred Beal May Clara and Lottie Lines visited Mrs Malinda Marshall Sunday Mr and Mrs A J Patterson were in Veedersburg Saturday Paul and Ollie Redenbaugh were in Veedersburg Monday
The March graduates from the common school include Dwight Mitchel Emmett Mollett Bert Boutwell Samuel Glascock Chester Gossett Earl Farr Amy Camden Ruth Drollinger Andie Jones and one unnamed pupil. Mrs Dr Charles Frazier of Chicago and Viola Glascock of Kingman visited EF La Parr’s Friday. Mr and Mrs Jolu Shuler aided a sister dying of tuberculosis in Crawfordsville. Millcreek township roads under contract will boost its standing in Fountain county. Centralized schools helped pave coad roads. Scott’s Prairie and Baptist churches plan remodeling. W E Camden returned from Benton county oats work. Ross and Sheaf passed through Monday. Webster Drollinger sprays orchards. John Lowe rents W F Camden’s farm for next year. Suburbs growth noted.
Charles Stackhouse and wife visited relatives in Cates at the week’s start. Mr. Durham came from Crawfordsville. A monthly meeting occurred Thursday. Hazel Hendrix attends school in Indianapolis. S S Convention set for Howard Sunday at 2 p.m. Graduates announced: Ernest Dixon Bertha Evans John Price Gilbert Dove Estella Hendrix Ruby Trudson Jobnie Grimes Earl Ray Tthel Goddard Edith Pavey. John Harvey’s moved into the former Charles Winner home. Sarah Wolliver visited John Cherem. Hendrix relatives learn of a marriage from several months ago, noted as a surprise. Dr Price listed as sick. Maude Hadley and Gertie Thomas enrolled at Marion. Harvey Swaims visited Charles Ratcliff. S S officers elected: Supt Geo Hendrix Ass't Supt Sarah Hendrix Sec Mans Cox Ass't Sec Parke Brown Treas Robert Andrew Organist Abbey Commons. Teachers: class 1 Clara Brown class 2 Sybil Parent class 3 Clara Price class 1 Amanda Andrew class 5 David Commons class 6 Hannah Lindley. Abbey Commons studies at Bloomingdale.
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