Annual Wilkey Reunion Held At Wilkey Homestead
The second annual Wilkey reunion met August 27, 1907, on the Willis Wilkey homestead two miles south of Kingman. About seventy related attendees shared a long basket table, heard minutes read, and elected to keep officers for another year. The next gathering was set for George Marks’ home on the last Sunday in August 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkey
Wm. H. Wilkey
Kingman
Willis Wilkey
Mr. Wilkey
Isreal
Jas. Marks
Joseph M. Wilker
Covington
George Marks
W.B. Woody
Indianapolis
Wilkeys
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
Realty deeds filed for record show transfers including Joseph Ogden from 105 a Van Buren for 10500 by Caspar Salem and wife, Wm. T. Mortimore to James Burks on 41 a Richland for 4400, Lewis B. Waggoner trustee to J L Oland school site for 400, Daniel Mulvihill to Wm. Harvey lot 34 R 2nd add E Fountainville for 100, E A Huff to C E Huff lots 36 37 O P add Sterling for 1400, Geo W Simmons to Chancy W Lusk 10a Millcreek for 1150, Chauncy W Lusk to Felix Bowers 10a Millcreek for 1, Maffett & Dotson to Pearl Harper lot 154 OP Weedersburg for 500, Thomas Jones et al to Anna Johnson bik 15 Stringtown for 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mulvihill
Wm. Harvey
R. 2Nd
Fountainville
E. A. Huff
C. E. Huff
Geo. W. Simmons
Chancy W. Lusk
Millcreek
Maffett & Dotson
Pearl Harper
Weedersburg
Thomas Jones
Fall Hats Ready for Inspection by Ladies
A. B. Holman announces new and up to date fall hat line now in stock and invites ladies to call and view the collection.
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A. B. Holman
Kingman Schools Plan Open On Sept. 9 With Music and Drawing
Kingman Schools announce opening day September 9 with no major organizational changes except the introduction of music and drawing into the course. Pupils six before March 1, 1908 may enroll. no new beginning classes after opening. Examinations Sept 9 for promotions and high school matters. conditioned high school students must remove conditions promptly. James Wilkinson, Supt. Metsker and family. A horse in show condition broken leg news follows. Various local notices and ads conclude the item.
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Kingman
Association Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening
Notice announces a meeting to finalize arrangements for the fair next week. Department superintendents are urged to attend. Joan E. Maris presides with C ed Ratcuirr as secretary. Visitors Mr and Mrs Walter Lowman of Earl Park and Mr and Mrs I N Metsker of Fowler visited J W late last week.
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Walter Lowman
Earl Park
I. N. Metsker
Fowler
J. W
Genuine Diamond Ring Offer for $2.00 with Beauty Recipe
An advertisement from 32 East 23rd Street New York promises a 12 Kt gold shell ring with a genuine diamond for $2.00 plus a free complexion recipe. The seller guarantees the ring as represented and offers a full refund if dissatisfied. supply size and money order details are requested.
Come in and see The Star Of fice Since It Has Been Papered
The notice suggests a promotional or display change at a local Star office, inviting readers to visit. It mentions papering or refreshing a space and positions the star as the focal point of a new presentation. No additional names or dates are provided.
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STAR
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. S. Dougals
Fountain County
Ind
Homer Sewell
W.N. White
Attorney At Law
Wright Block
South Side Square
James A. Copeland
Notary Public
Miller Hotel
J. PK. Lewis
Col
Claude Madden
W.R. Massry
Millcreek Tp
John H. Babb
Best Insurance Company
CATES
DR. Kendall
Millikan & Son
Kingtaaan
Col. C. W. Cowan
Jaedenbauch
W.R. Massey
O. S Douglas
Frank E. Sanders
Joseph Ogden
van Buren
Wm. T. Mortimore
James Burks
Richland
Caspar Salem
Lewis B. Waggoner
J. L. Oland
Chauncy W. Lusk and Wie
Felix Bowers
Kingman Schools
James Wilkinson
E. H. Towell
Fred Vollmer
N. I. Newlin
Woody’s
Cayuga Brick & Coal Co
Cayuga, Ind
Joan E. Maris
Pres
Ratcuirr
Sec’y
T. C. Mosely
East 23Rd St
New York City
Indianapolis News
Carter
Indiana
Panamas
Vailes
Mohairs
H. P. McCrary
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