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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
2
Local column records community updates and remarks. Mentions Rev. A. W. Jackman preaching at Scotts Prairie Church, Miss Little visiting Covington, Henry Glascock in Daytona, Kathryn Shaffer and Miss Greeman in Danville, Kate Jones with Mrs. W. B. Gray in Covington, Mr. and Mrs. Parker in Indianapolis, and various proverbs and domestic notes including Mrs. Jeff Glascock on the sick list.
Community bulletin from Kingman Indiana notes second class matter status and a warning about overchecking bank accounts. Local events include sermons by J C Todd at the Christian church and Rev Orley Smith at the Kingman Friends Church. Civilian activity reports record Elmer Barker and John Lewis in Danville and E R Guilford opening a clothes pressing shop with a suit club. Mrs Madden and Mrs Drake visit Indianapolis. Revival planned at Rush Creek Friends church. Miss Lvaloo Rowlett visits Covington.
Public sale at the DeHaven farm 114 miles southeast of Cates and 3.5 miles northwest of Kingman on Friday February 12 1915 at 10:00 A M. Items include 9 horses and colts, 7 head of cattle with calves, 30 shoats, 4 brood sows, 300 bushels white corn, 100 bushels oats, 7 tons baled hay, 2 tons straw, implements such as a Deering binder and wagons, household furniture, and more. Terms: cash under $5, credit 10 months with note and 8 percent interest. 6 percent discount for cash on notes. removal after terms met. Lunch by Cates Ladies Aid.
Rush Creek residents record farewell visits before leaving for Oklahoma. Noah Dixon and family tour Cayuga area, Liese Russell Thain Russell and Sam Vanscoyoe visit. Aurther Vanscoyoe stays with Albert Tomblinson. Thain Russell with Perry Leonard. Mel Brown’s dine with Liese Russell. Charles Keller with George Weaver. Ora Barker travels to Indianapolis to see Nellie. John Maris and Frank Maris in Danville. D. M. Strader with relatives in Covington. Ossie Hesler visits Hillsboro home folks.
Mrs. Charles, BE, and her daughter Massey spent Sunday with relatives in this place, visiting family members and catching up during their stay.
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