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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
4
The list contains Bruce Fultz Oliver Garner B Lindley Erastus Reid W M Rudd James D Sowers Andrew Swaim and Ferguson Todd Gilford a family and Nellie Young, naming recipients or addressees as part of a postal notice.
Transactions show title deeds filed by O. B. Douglas for six percent mortgage loans Covington, and multiple sales and tax deeds. Notable transfers include John Slack on pt lot 2 Stone Bluff for 325 dollars, Effie E. Moore estate in Kingman for 125 dollars, and Wm Henderson on lots 60 61 66 67 at Yeddo for 5000 dollars. Additional entries list Harriett Cain, Ella Wooley, Julia E. Claypool, and others receiving or transferring parcels and life estates with prices ranging from 125 to 8600 dollars.
A notice calls for 10,000 pounds of wool with the highest market price offered by Lloyd Ward. The town’s fire protection is questioned and needs citizen backing. Mrs. Al Baldwin and family visited near Rainsville last week, returning Monday. Per Printy of West Union visited here Saturday. Dr. James Cone bought a trotting colt from John R Teegarden last week.
The Fountain Circuit Court orders a sale of real estate in Mill Creek Township to satisfy the Pat Walton suit. The Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section 19 Township 18 North Range 7 West totals 40 acres, plus a 20 acre adjoining tract, sold as a whole with terms of cash or one third cash plus two notes at 6 percent interest. W. Dice, Attorney. Pat Walton, Commissioner to Sell.
Windy Corner reports a three weeks meeting starting June 8 at Watts School House. Local residents Artie and Stella Bryant returned for a week long visit. Numerous relatives visited each other including Zackmire and Bryant families. James Zackmire recovers from a long illness. The infant of Mr and Mrs Chas Best died and was buried Tuesday.
An American Engineering Company officer says an interurban from Linden to New Richmond Attica and Indiana Mineral Springs will be formed this week as an auxiliary to the Educational Route giving Crawfordsville direct links to these towns. Local notes mention sewer needs and a Veedersburg carnival with farmers kept out by rain preparations for Attica Chautauqua.
A testimonial ad extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic that rebuilds the nervous system. It cites chronic fatigue and sleeplessness, claiming eight bottles restored strength to a user from Allegheny, Pennsylvania, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
H. M. Brown was in Indianapolis on business during the latter part of last week, staying at a local hotel and meeting with associates. Evidence of his engagements points to planned future dealings in the area.
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