Veedersburg Visitors Record Local Trips
Miss Lucile Cartwright returned to her Veedersburg home Monday after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Levi Redenbaugh. Thomas Glascock visited Veedersburg Saturday. Mrs Lina Inlow was in Veedersburg Tuesday to bid farewell to relatives heading to Minnesota. John R Teegarden was in Covington on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Cartwright
Veedersburg
Levi Redenbaugh
Thomas Glascock
Lina Inlow
Minnesota
John R. Teegarden
Covington
Administrator's Sale of Tooker Estate at Kingman Farm
The administrator of Frank P. Tooker deceased will auction at his Kingman area farm on April 24 1915 at 10 A M. Items include livestock tools harness buggy carriage hay equipment and household goods with 25 bushels corn. Terms: cash under 5 and credit up to six months for larger sums with note 6 percent interest. F S Cuthbert administrator Col A G Madden auctioneer R D Alexander clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Tooker
Kingman
Harveysburg Social Notes Include Visits and Calls
Mrs Wm Nolan and children from Attica visited her parents Mr and Mrs Arista Shoaf over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Askern and son John left for Illinois to visit Tip Tooker family. Wm Starkey visited with son Fred and family. Mr and Mrs Earl Gosset visited Mrs Gossetts mother Mrs Boyer Sunday. Mrs Harvey Griffin spent last week with her mother Mrs Baldwin. Miss Opal Rogers had dinner with Miss Elizabeth Lindley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Askern called on Pearl Alle n Sunday evening. Jim Drake and wife called on Asa Mann Sunday afternoon. Della Rogers spent Sunday with Bessie Shoemaker. George Embries spent Sunday with George Shell. A D Mann was in Danville Ill last week. Miss Iole Crowder visited here Pearlie Rogers visiting home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nolan
Attica
Arista Shoaf
Mrs. Askern
John
Illinois
Tip Tooker
George Embrie
George Shell
S. A
Harness Stallions Banner Slumber and Reverent in 1615 Season
Ad details J McAlister's light harness stallion Banner Slumber and Clingan draft stallion Reverent for 1615. Reverent will be at Newman's livery barn the first three days of each week and at their farm east of Cates on Redenbaugh farm for the rest of the week. Banner Slumber will be at Newman's livery barn every day except when Reverent is there. Dr E A Keller will supervise both horses in Kingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. J. McAlister
Slumber
Newman’s
Cates
Redenbaugh
NcAlister
E. A. Keller
Kingman
Bank of Kingman offers Landis Christmas Savings Club
A notice promotes joining the Bank of Kingman to become a member of the Landis Christmas Savings Club. It claims savings can cover doctor, coal, interest, and insurance bills, presenting it as an easy way to save for any purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Kingman’s Landis
Florence stove ad and local social notes from Kingman
Florence stove advert explains quick operation and fuel use for three burners. Vivian Hazelbaker of Fowler visits with Theo and Mrs Moore, enjoying time with friends here. Mrs W N Williamson of Indianapolis visits with her daughter and family. Mrs B O Hudler stays with her parents in Attica. Mrs J W Bennett and daughters visit Danville. Willard pictures shown at the opera house next Wednesday. Mrs Mark Inlow and Mrs H A Clingan visit Danville on business. Mrs O J Copeland in Danville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hazelbaker
Fowler
Theo. Moore
Name Had Peculiar Origin
The origin of the name Canada is traced to a misheard Spanish phrase. Spaniards visiting the land spoke of “Acanada” meaning there is nothing here. Indigenous people repeated the sound, the French misinterpreted it as the country’s name, and Canada has been called that ever since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Acanada
Unwanted Work Offer Sparks Unusual Job Plan
George G. Doran of Blanton Milling proposes forming a gang to go to Mexico to handle a class of job applicants. An eager applicant interrupts, asking to be put on the busy list, halting the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Doran
Blanton Milling Company
Mexico
Smiths and Billetdoux Farce Ends in Honeymoon Split
In Act I and III of a farce, John Smith orchestrates plots to remove relatives while Mrs. Smith schemes with the Billetdoux clan. Misidentifications spark a flirtation with Julia the maid and a mistaken kiss. Count von Guggenheim arrives, a ball is planned, and the couples reconcile as the Smiths depart on their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Brother Bob
Mrs. Smith
Bob
Mary
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California
Quaker Oat Co
Rector’s
Cory-Moffett
Fred Madden
Cory-Moffet Hdw. Co
F. S. Cuthbert
A. G. Madden
R. D. Alexander
Harveysburg
Wm. Starkey
Fred
Mrs. Earl Gosset
Mrs. Gossett
Mrs. Boyer
Mrs. Harvey Griffin
Mrs. Baldwin
Opal Rogers
Elizabeth Lindley
Wm. Askern
Pearl Allen
Jim Drake
Asa Mann
Della Rogers
Bessie Shoemaker
Iole Crowder
Pearlie Rogers
Florence
Kingman Hdn. Co. Adv
Kingman Hdn
Coady
B.O. Hudler
Harrison Hickman
J. W. Bennett
Laughters
Hazel and
Belva
Danville, Ill
Willard
Opera House
Mark Inlow
H. A. Clingan
Danville
O. J. Copeland
Smith
Kingman High School
Alexander's Opera House
New York
Maris Copeland
General Billetdoux
Marshall Newmann
Count von Guggenheim
Oyd H. Barker
Dunco BE
George Dickens
Robert Walton
Wayne Cox
Ruby Ephlin
Rose Walton
Robert
Elizabeth
Julia
Winifred Ratcliff Elsie
Sloan Lavina Daly
Juanita Lindley
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