Local residents visit nearby towns and relatives
Centenn ial Fred dutts was in Kingman Tuesday. Wm Cronk was in Veedersburg Monday. Clark Myers was in Veedersburg Saturday. Mrs A J Patterson visited relatives in Danville last week. James White transacted business in Indianapolis last week. Misses Mary and Clara Lines visited relatives in Danville this week. John Reichard of Veedersburg transacted business at Yeddo Friday. Mr and Mrs Aaron Walton visited relatives near Hillsboro last week. Misses Maggie and Ruby Day visited relatives in Veedersburg Saturday. Mrs Ollie Redenbaugh and daughter Sylvia were in Kingman Saturday. Clarence Livengood of near Wallace passed through this vicinity Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Redenbaug transacted business in Danville Tuesday. Mrs John Philpott and Miss Frances Philpott visited relatives at Russiaville last week. Charles Elwell of Danville visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs S H Elwell over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dean McBroom of near Hillsboro visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs Tom Day over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philpott
Frances Philpott
Russiaville
Charles Elwell
Danville
Mrs
S. H. Elwell
Dean McBroom
Hillsboro
Tom Day
Notra Dame Lady’s Appea Te Home Treatment Offer
A notice offers a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache kidney pain and neuralgia. It asserts the method frees uric acid from blood loosens joints purifies blood and restores energy. An agent Mrs J C Sanders Box 146 Kingman Ind invites proof requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Sanders
Box 146
Kingman, Ind
Notice of Administration and Receiver Appointment
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Fountain County Circuit Court as Receiver of the Covington and Southwestern Railroad Company and its property in a suit styled The Springfield Roiler and Manufacturing Co. et al v Covington and Southwestern Railroad Company et al, case number 2029. All claimants must file without unnecessary delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of Indiana
Covington & Southwestern Railroad Company
Springfield Roiler and Manufacturing Co., Et al
Covington and Southwestern Railroad Company Et al
Obituary of Henry Lindley a lifelong veteran and Mason
Henry Lindley born November 26 1830 in Orange County Indiana to Reuben and Elizabeth Lindley lived in Fountain County, married twice first to Margaret Ephlin then Theodocia Cory Boyd. He served in Co H 63rd Indiana Volunteers, died January 29 1911 at age 80. Funeral at Harveysburg church conducted by Rev McGaughey, with Fountain Lodge No. 24 conducting burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lindley
Reuben
Elizabeth Lindley
Orange County
Ind
Fountain County
Margaret Ephlin
Theodore
Spirit Land
Margaret
Theodocia Cory—Boyd
Co. H., 63Rd Ind. Volunteers Infantry
Mason and
K.of P
Fountain Lodge No. 24
Condolence Resolutions for Henry Lindley of Fountain Lodge No 24
Fountain Lodge No 24 Knights of Pythias expresses sorrow at the death of Henry Lindley. Members extend sympathy to his wife and family, vow to record the resolutions, publish in The Kingman Star, and drape the lodge charter in mourning for thirty days. Com. O V Spencer C E Hadley C L Steinbaugh sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lindley
Fountain Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kingman Star
Notice to Absentee in Fountain Circuit Court
State of Indians In the Fountain Circuit 83 Court November 1910 term Fountain County William Boyer v Albert Boyer To Albert Boyer greet ing you are notified that the above named plaintiff filed in the clerk of said court a complaint alleging that you on April 1 1889 while a resident of Warren County Indiana left without providing for your property and that the estate be subject to administration hearings set for February 27 1911 at Covington Indiana. The clerk of the Fountain Circuit Court LEROY SANDERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indians
Fountain
Fountian
William Boyer
Albert Boyer
Warren County
Indiana
Warren
Fountain Counties
Asid
Covington
Eaid
Leroy Sanders
Myer and Dillon Pay the Highest Price for Hides
Myer and Dillon are reported paying the highest price for hides in a market update. Local merchants note strong demand driving premium bids for prime skins, with cattle producers benefiting from elevated sale prices. Industry observers expect continued bidding strength into the coming quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer & Dillon
Local Social Notes From Harvey’s Squires
Mrs James Evans remains on the sick list this week. Revival services here ended Sunday night. Fenton brothers returned to Chicago Saturday. A D Mann transacted business in Covington Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lynden Marshall visited Ira Robbins. Mrs Clara Marshall of Mississippi visits her mother Mrs Dash Lindley. Mrs Ella Ratcliff stayed with Hettie Evans at Sylvania over Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Pearson of Hammond Illinois guests of Sam Shell. Fay Boyd of Hoopeston Illinois has been guest of Siota Thomas. Mrs Martha Ann Drake and Mrs Siota Thomas visited Mrs Martha Bales. Mrs Mary Myers and Mrs J L Cory guests of Mrs Dash Lindley Wednesday. Mrs Sam Shell returned from Attica Saturday funeral of sister-in-law Mrs Watt Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shell
Attica
Watt Morgan
Local Social Notes Of The Week
Mrs. Joe Keller has been sick for the past week Ira Kiger and wife are visiting in the community Anderson Pavey spent Sunday with C L Hoffman Mr and Mrs Floyd Mitchell went to Cayuga Saturday Lavina Simmons and Mrs Isabelle death are on the sick list Mr and Mrs Lonzo Johnson visited Bert Cates Friday and Seth and Bennie Harmon spent Sunday with their sister Mrs Vina Woodrow Edgar Kiger wife and daughter Mildred spent Sunday with Prior Holland's Miss Blanche Mitchell was the guest of Misses Ora and Ioie Huffman Sunday Reason Crowder and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Omar Shoaf's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth and
Bennie Harmon
Vina Woodrow
Blanche Mitchell
Ora
Ioie Huffman
Local visits and town plans noted this week
Wm. Coats and wife visited Geo. Stockdale on Sunday. Uncle William Carter plans to move to town soon. Harry Booe stays with grandparents James Booes. Clint Hesler will add two rooms to his tenant house this spring. Rev. Lough to preach at New Liberty on February 12 morning and evening. Ruth Drollinger visits Margaret Jackson near Covington this week. Stone roads outperform gravel for winter road work. Millcreek township praises stone roads and brick school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough
New Liberty
M D Grimes Visits Neighbors Near Rensselaer
M D Grimes of near Rensselaer spent the past week in the vicinity visiting relatives and friends. He praises the year's crops and his new home, noting he previously lived near Kingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Grimes
Rensselaer
Milt
Kingman
Local notes and business moves from Rockville area
A. H. Dickens visited relatives in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Harry Towell and family, with R. E. Swone, went to Crawfordsville hospital Thursday evening and by Friday morning had a successful appendicitis operation performed by Dr. Noble of Indianapolis. Towell is recovering under Dr. Swope of Crawfordsville. J. L. Flesher was in Danville on business Tuesday. Hot Springs Remedy Co. promoted at the opera house. John Massey bought barber shop fixtures and will open in the east room of the Kingman Hotel. Lon Keller of Hearne Denville Illinois bought the Jr. Mc Moore livery barn and will take charge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Towell
R. E. Swone
Crawfordsville Hospital
Noble
Indianapolis
Towell
Swope
Crawfordsville
Rockville
John Massey
Kingman Hotel
Lon Keller
Hear Denville, Ill
Jr. Mc Moore
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O. S. Douglas
Lawygr
James A. Copeland
Alexander
J. T. Redman
Office
Res
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
Dr. A. L. Rateliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F. $. Cuthbert
E I. R.R
Jones
Adam Bonebrake
Moore’s
Kingaran
Col. W
Mendenhall
R. F
Col
Claude Madden
Jackson
Hlinois
T. M. Jackson
Leslie Gillum
Texarkana
Texas
Centennial
Fred Dutts
Wm. Cronk
Veedersburg
Clark Myers
A J. Patterson
James White
Mary
Clara Lines
John Reichard
Yeddo
Aaron Walton
Maggie
Ruby
Ollie Redenbaugh
Sylvia
Clarence Livengood
Wallace
Paul Redenbaug
Notra Dame Lady
Ic. M. Spencer’s
James Evans
Fenton Brothers
Chicago
A.D. Mann
Mrs. Lynden Marshall
Ira Robbins
A. H. Bardins
Clara Marshall
Mississippi
Dash Lindley
Ella Ratcliff
Hettie Evans
Sylvania
George Pearson
Hamond, Il
Fay Boyd
Hoopeston, Ill
Siota Thomas
Martha Ann Drake
Martha Bales
Mary Myers
Waynetown
J. L. Cory
Cates
Joe Keller
Ira Kiger
Anderson Pavey
C. L. Hoffman
Floyd Mitchell
Cayuga
Lavina Simmons
Isabelle Death
Lonzo Johnson
Bert Cates
Edgar Kiger
Mildred
Prior Holland's
Reason Crowder
Omar Shoaf
Steam Corner
Wm. Coats
Geo. Stockdale
William Carter
Harry Booe
James Booes
Clint Hesler
Ruth Drollinger
Margaret Jackson
Millcreek
Gorton
Kalamazoe Corset Co
H. P. McCrary
Hepler Hardware Co
Grismore
Alward
C. M. Hudson
Blue Front
A. H. Dickens
J. L. Flesher
Hot Springs Remedy Co
Opera House
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