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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
7
Mrs. R. A. McCann returned to her home in Indianapolis Monday after a two week visit with her daughter Mrs. C C Wert. Robinson Reath received a car of lake ice from Chicago ending the Kingman ice famine.
A printed appeal offers free home treatment for leucorrhoea and other uterine complaints. It promises a ten day at home cure with no cost, plus a free booklet, mailed to any woman who sends name and address.
The Harveysburg column lists numerous visits and calls among residents. Several families visit Wills, Lindleys, Tookers, Grimes and Carters, while Alice Baldwin is ill and Mammie Askern is recovering from typhoid fever.
The C E I R R announces a special round trip to Chicago on Sunday July 23 1911 leaving Kingman at 5 00 am and returning from Chicago at 10 15 pm Fare is 2 00 Those who rode the June 28 excursion praise the trip with sights including Lincoln Park White City and Riverview Park A planned enjoyable day trip with ample time to visit parks and attractions in the city.
A local ice cream festival is announced for Scott's Prairie church on July 27 with all invited. The notice also lists various family and neighbor visits from Indiana and Illinois. Administrators of Thomas Ratcliff's estate announce a public sale of personal property at the late residence in Mill Creek Township on July 26 1911 with furniture farming implements cattle horses and other estate articles. Terms require cash for sums five dollars or less and six months credit for larger amounts with notes and interest.
For Sale: Some good farm horses and mares offered by Ira Duncan. Miss Ura Skhoaf stopped in from Wallace yesterday en route to Covington to visit relatives. Prof. Chas. H. Miller, wife and son Douglass of Napanee Indiana, visited Mrs. Martha Bales and son Guy on Wednesday. Miller formerly supervised our schools.
Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1911. Executor Charles H. Ratcliff presents final account for Martha J. Ratcliff deceased. Hearing set for September 4, 1911. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Lindley, Attorney for Executor.
Mrs. Levi Redenbaugh visited Yeddo yesterday to view moving pictures at the opera house.
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