19 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
1
Due to ill health E Maris and his son Frank announce a dissolution sale on Tuesday January 30 featuring 8 brood mares 15 mules 15 cows 102 sheep and 32 hogs with a large two color advertisement and a very large sale expected in this part of the state
The K of P held a banquet for the Pythian Sisters Thursday night and installed officers Cliff Hendrix C C Isaac Kessner vice David Marshall P Caleb Pickard K ot R and S Charles Delhaun M E Edgar Pickard M A Madison Commons M F M C Hunt M W John Kessner I G Erastus Gerrard C G David Marshall Trustee Grant Goddard as stalling officer assisted by Mike Grimes.
Anderson Pavey weds Miss Lizzie Dotson at the bride’s home in Cates last Sunday evening with Justice of the Peace R Vs Campbell officiating. Both parties are well known and will reside in the bride’s Cates property. See Robinson Reath for fresh Bailimore oysters.
Rebecca Madden presided as Tangier W R C installed the officers Saturday with Belle W Ephlin as President Lizzie Hadley as V P Mollie Lewis as J V Clara Price as Chaplain Lizzie Grimes as Secretary Emma Drummond as Treasurer Jennie Ray as Conductress Laura Hendrix as Guard Lou Hendrix as Assistant Hollis Richardson and Elsie Marks as Musicians Clara Bowsher as Patriotic Supervisor Daisy Hayworth as Chairman of Press Color Bearers Mary Hayworth Della DeBaun Elma Pickard Lauretta Young Delegates to South Bend Convention Mollia Gargus Laurette Young Refreshments and souvenirs followed the meeting and the social hour was praised by Mrs Ephblin.
Chas Massey and wife visited his brother John and family in Mellett over Sunday. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dubert Stull near Stringtown was buried by undertaker C. M. Spencer. The Kingman high school basketball team traveled to Hillsboro last Saturday, returning 36 to 17. The body of Thos B. Gilmore, who died at his daughter Mrs. Ruther Freeman’s in Wabash township, was shipped to Rensselaer for burial. Margaret T. Hobson died at her brother Miles Thompson’s after a short illness. her husband was buried last Friday and her funeral was held at Rushcreek. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas, was injured when a breach-loading gun burst as he attempted to shoot it. Allen Beyer died at his home near Freedom church at 1 a.m. after a brain tumor. an attempted operation by Drs. Cuthbert and Wert could not avert death. Funeral at Freedom today.
The list shows pupils from first through eighth grade who were never tardy or absent in the last month and maintained a general average of 85 percent or higher. Names include Louie Sams Lonnie Sams Ruth Cowgill Mildred Turner Ruth Riley Perry Riley Former Sams Leroy Hadley Alvah Sams Cleoy Ramsey Francoise Black Edith McCrary Loyd Sackmire James Newman Frank Ratcliff Aileen Moore Jef Mills Dean Richardson Bernice Ratcliff Vergie Watt Ruth Newman Marie Hadley Carl Sloan Jessie Riley John Roswell Collis Lindley Lola Whitaker Zekiel Glascock Isaac Banister Lillian Thompson Ruth McKinsie Loma McCrary Fred Sloan Blanche Riley Ruth Ewbank Bertha Hamm Geraldine Spencer Sue Sowers Lenore Spencer Essa Weaver Flossie Hudson Harold Rush Guy Stull Oren Barker Ester Cowgill Hobart Duncan Ferris Hudson Fred Lindley Elsie Harvey.
The body of Uncle Billy Savage arrived from Earl Park Illinois where he died Saturday at 77 years 2 months 7 days. He leaves three sons eight daughters and a sister plus many relatives. Funeral services were held at the home of his daughter Mrs C L Steinhaugh Tuesday at 10 o clock with burial in Silverwood cemetery.
Notice to the public that Cook's photograph gallery will be closed after Saturday January 20 and reopen in April. For inquiries or to arrange pictures, call phone number 82 to receive high grade work. Signed Mr. and Mrs. Fay Cook.
Trustee Henry Lawson presents the annual report of receipts and expenditures for 1911. The issue invites readers to read it carefully and see how tax money is being used.
John a W Kesner of Tangier Indiana R F D 1 offers a black Monarchy cock for sale or trade in a brief classified notice from a rural route address. The fragment notes a specific bird and contact method.
Due to extremely bad roads and inclement weather yesterday, T Ratch and A H Lindley have postponed their large stock and farm sale to Friday January 26, 1912. The catalog lists livestock including registered Berkshire hogs and Shropshire sheep, plus many nearly new farm implements, with the full list on the back page.
The Veedersburg item list shows locals visiting in Veedersburg and surrounding towns, poultry show reports, tile and calico ads, store specials at G L Cory and Perry Glascock, and notices of family events. Community movements include arrivals home, travel to Attica, and revival plans at the Friends church.
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