Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Week
Land deeds filed for record show numerous transfers across Fountain County including Kingman, Covington, Attica and Veedersburg. Notable entries include Simeon Massey to Marshall Farr for Lot 25 S add Kingman at 1000 dollars and Chas Ramser to Jennie Ramser for multiple lots in Covington at 685 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Co Real Estate
O. S. Douglas
Covington
Ind
Simeon P. Massey
Chas. Ramser
Jennie M. Ramser
Local Visits and Church Attendance Across Yeddo and Nearby Areas
Mrs Barker visited her daughter Mrs Joe Starkey of Cates late in the week. Mrs Joe and Os Barker attended lodge at Yeddo Saturday night. Milt Grimes and wife were at East Liberty for church Sunday morning and dinner with Elmer McIntosh and wife. Clayton Sowers and wife dined with his mother Mrs Orvis at Yeddo. Dile Grimes had dinner with Charley Patterson. Attended church at Yeddo Sunday morning and Centennial in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Joe Starkey
Cates
Joe and
Os Barker
Lodge
Yeddo
Milt Grimes
East Liberty
Elmer McIntosh
Clayton Sowers
Mrs. Orvis
Dile Grimes
Charley Patterson
Yeddo Weekend News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
Misses Emma Lawson and Hazel Bonebrake admitted to Royal Neighbors last Saturday at Yeddo. Protracted meeting began at the Baptist church. Os Barker Milt Grimes and Clarence Harvey loaded hogs at Yeddo Monday. Several attended skating at Yeddo Saturday. Lumber passes through here Monday from Yeddo. Mary Hybarger improving with her schooling here. Everett Grimes in Wallace Wednesday. Joe and Os Barker did business in Kingman Monday. John Williams in Yeddo and Milt Grimes with son Evert in Kingman Monday afternoon.
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Emma Lawson
Hazel Bonebrake
Yeddo
Os Barker
Milt Grimes
Clarence Harvey
Son Evert
Kingman
Local residents visit friends and relatives over the weekend
Paul Redenbaugh and Ora Day spent Sunday in West Labaron visiting friends. Mrs. Jefferson Glascock visited her mother in Kingman. Mrs. Malind Marshall visited Veedersburg. John R. Teegarden of Kingman came to town on business. Elizabeth Condon of Chicago returned home after visiting her grandfather Geo Sines. Sylva Redenbaugh visited Mrs. Beal. Mrs. Dennis Shell went to Covington to visit her sister. Claude Barker visited Otterbein with her husband. Irene Delp visited Mecca. May Childers went to Wayne town for ten days with her sister. James White and Charley went to Indianapolis. Wes Crowder went to Oakwood Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wheeler of Terre Haute stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Redenbaugh
Ora Day
West Labaron
Elizabeth Condon
Chicago
Geo. F. Sines
Tangier Notes On People And Events
Tom McCormick visits home folks as Tangier enjoys music by Bryner and Co. Miss Bernice Swaim returns from Brazil. Mr and Mrs Young attend funeral of a brother in law. A missionary entertainment is planned at the Friends church with free admission. Dr Duncan attends a child injured by a window accident. Tangier Sunday School plans a Christmas tree at the church Christmas evening.
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Mrs. Young
Brazil
Friend’s Church
Duncan
Cleve Haworth
Tangier
Card of Thanks for Eliza Harvey
Harriet E. and W. H. Cates express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of aunt Eliza Harvey. They thank the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church for donating flowers and wish blessings on all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Harvey
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Harriet E. and
W. H. Cates
Ladies Aid Society Meets and Plans January 1909 Social
The Christian church group met December 2 with Mrs. J W Black for a program led by Mrs. See and Mrs. Bove. A dollar social is set for December 18 with ten cent admission. The opera house program by primary pupils drew a good crowd with praise for Viola Glascock Ella Williamson and Leslie. A turkey dinner honored Mrs Mollie Kent of Danville Illinois hosted by Mr and Mrs Ira Bonebrake and guests. Arrears reminders go out with January 1 deadline and notes on postal rules. Also mentioned is Miles Anti-Pain Pills for headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
J W. Black
See
Bove
Howery
Kingman
Opera House
Viola Glascock
Ella Williamson
Leslie
Ira Bonebrake
Mollie Kent
Danville, Il
Scott E. Ratcliff
Vivian
W. T. Briggs
Sam Bonebrake
Adam Bonebrake
Addison Hepler
John Neal
Guy Kent
The Star seeks neighborhood correspondents for local news
The Star invites correspondents from all neighborhood areas to send in items regularly or risk replacement. Readers are urged to submit local news, even if short, and to request stationery from the office if needed. Advertising note for Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills accompanies the call.
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the Star
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J. Frank McDermond
Fountain
Warren
Tippecanoe
Montgomery
Benton
Florence
Attica
The
Peninsular Ranges
Peninsular
Inlow Bros
Indiana
Kingman Star
B. O. Hudler
A. A. Moffett & Wi
Wm H. Cain
A. Davis
C. O. Waldrip
Martin Munson
A. Logan
Cyrus Brown
Archey E. Brown
Chelsea Ingersoll
D. V
Harper & Wf
A. Cain
Albert Dawson & Wf
Amelia A. Bingham
Veedersburg
Samuel Gore
John P
Bowman
Lot
David Livengood
Solomon Livenwood, Jr
Jackson
Chas. Hosford
Warren A. Randolph
A. Fulton
Wm. H. Cates
Wim. A
Wm. C. Brooks & Ws
John R. Hardesty
Manilla
Baptist Church
Mary Hybarger
Everet Grimes
Wallace
Joe
John Williams
Jefferson Glascock
Malind
Marshall
John R. Teegarden
Sylva Redenbaugh
F. W. Beal
Dennis Shell
Fred Madden
Claude Barker
Otterbein
Irene Delp
Mecca
May Childers
Waynetown
William Sims
James White
Charley
Indianapolis
Wes Crowder
Oakwood
G. R. Wheeler
Terre Haute
Aaron Walton
Tom McCormick
Bernice Swaim
Bryner and Co
Dr. Miles
Mrs. Summers
Irhone
Kwingman
Col
Claude Madden
City Bakery
Massey & Massey
the Kingman
Furr
Wm. H. Kiger and Son
Cardus
Nola Smith
Sweetser, Ind
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wallace, Ind
E. E. Ewbank
D. D
New Opera House
Frank Akers
Drayman
New York
Wachineran
T. M. Jackson
R. F.D
Xis
Omarc
Deselms
Optician
W. R. Massey
Kinoman
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