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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs C. O. Bannon express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and death of their darling baby Mable Gertrude.
Card of Thanks. We thank the many kind friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Ellen Wolfe and children.
Property listing from Marsh Furr offers approximately 40 tons of first class timothy hay stored in a barn. Ideal for farms and livestock needs. Contact Marsh Furr for arrangements and pricing.
The German Medicine Company under Dr. I. M. Landon is presenting a clean vaudeville and comedy production drawing good crowds and strong remedies sales. Local residents and visitors frequent the area with several social visits noted including Adah Dotson and her daughters, Bert Oyler, and Mrs. Beal and Catharine Beal.
The school Wednesday program drew a large audience and was well received. Community members Eva Witsman Lola Cates Yocum Livengood and Shoaf are mentioned in visits and health updates across Sheldon Tangier Indianapolis and surrounding areas with families and relatives noted.
Martilia Cox hosts Thanksgiving guests and reports from Worlds Purity Congress in Minneapolis. Area families travel to Brazil and Indianapolis for relatives weddings and visits. Revival announces Tangier with Rev Lindley Reagan. Rush Creek Ladies Aid plans church renovation. Cox preaches at Rush Creek.
Prairie Creek residents note the Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Anna Helms Wednesday afternoon December 10. Members urged to attend due to important business. Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings are listed among local residents. The Baptist church ladies will serve dinner at Kolaisers sale on Monday December 8.
Mrs Fay E Cook states she will be present at the photograph gallery every afternoon until New Years and that all work will be completed at once without the usual delay.
Twenty one relatives and friends enjoyed a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner at the home of M. M. Lindley. Those present were Will Lindley and wife Pat Boner and wife Mrs. Lindley’s sister and family of New Mexico, another sister and family, and Walter Shafer of Veedersburg.
The High School plans a bazaar December 15 at the school building with needle work cake and candy departments and a musical program. The Literary Society hosts an old time Spelling Bee December 5 featuring patrons alumni and students. Seniors finish Shakespeare studies and start Henry Esmond. the second basketball game is at Veedersburg Friday. seniors begin Red Acre Farm for their class play. the Senate discusses Capital Punishment Friday morning.
Charley displays the latest toy inventions at C. M. Spencer's store in Kingman. Two windows and three counters overflow with new and comical toys drawing daily crowds, while a message invites patrons to visit Cory Meat Market for a Sunday roast.
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