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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
4
Rev John Newman leads ongoing protracted meeting with strong attendance and good interest. Several locals improve from illness, and neighbors attend services, share meals, and visit nearby Veedersburg and Cates areas. Families including Lindley, Drake, Thomas, and Cowgill participate and host gatherings.
Pleasant Grove reports good spring weather as farmers plow fields. Mrs. Ira Duncan did shopping in Kingman on Saturday.
Perry Leanard and wife visited Ed Wm Leanard in Liberty township Sunday. Rockville visitors included Dee Thompson J H McKee J M Moore Willie Harrison Ed Youngblood and Wm Young. Carrie Moore of Kingman visits Mrs Fred Teague this week. School closes Thursday for a week. Joseph Banta visited children in Veedersburg last week. Helen Youngblood called on Maggie Smith of Kingman. John Ewbank and family Fred Teague and family and Carrie Moore of Kingman dined with Mr and Mrs James Moore. Carrie Lutherman shopped in Kingman. Misses May Vina Beeson and Ray visit Arcada relatives. Frank Bannon butchered Tuesday. Mike Sowers left for Denver to visit his hospitalized brother. Thomas King left for Illinois to visit relatives. Bert Applegate of Paoli visited Carl and Earl Jones Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roht Cates welcomed a six pound daughter. Vess Lindley and wife visited C L Jones and family Wednesday.
Milt Lindner and spouses, George Simmons and family, and neighbors visited Wm Lindley and wife Sunday. Numerous townspeople travel to Covington, Kingman, and Brazil for business. A wedding and illness news mix with cattle shipments, harvest tasks, and school events highlighting community life.
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