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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
Sufferers from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles can write for home guidance on a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care are promised with no payment required and free trial samples available via Mrs. J. C. Sanders, Box 146, Kingman, Indiana.
Mrs. Anna Ratcliff of Wee Jers burg visited Mike Watt and his family the first of the week.
Miss Maggie Day spent Saturday in Coyington. Mrs Wm Cronk was in Veedersburg Wednesday. Mrs N B Clark visited Mrs Jeff Glasscock Tuesday. Oscar Isley of Danville visited in this vicinity this week. Our gravel roads are in good condition and dragging is frequent. Many residents such as Mr and Mrs Fred Hutts, Rev J M Tuggele, Clarence Livengood, Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith, Mr and Mrs Paul Redenbaugh, Mr and Mrs A J Patterson, Mrs Byron Thomas, Miss Frances Philpott, Mr and Mrs John Lawson, Mrs Chas McCormick, Miss Elizabeth Watts, and Mr and Mrs Sam Bonebrake were noted in local visits over the period.
Mrs Abby Abernathy sold her store to Elmer Shoaf. Numerous residents visit kin in Kingman and Danville while farm moves and home repairs continue around Veedersburg. A large Poland China hog, weighing 710 pounds, highlights livestock trades by J W Metsker & Son as buyers seek breeding stock.
W S Russell visited Rockville Monday while T G Weaver and wife were there on Tuesday. Miles Thompson spent Sunday at Melvin Brown's. Aunt Piety Commons visited Albert Tomlinson's Tuesday. The Tangier school will close quietly next. Mr and Mrs Thaine Russell called on Perry Leonard and wife Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Vanscovec were entertained at Ottis Moore's Sunday. People busy in sugar camps and preparing oats and corn. Gladys and Thelma Thompson.
Mrs Laura Russell of Logan Iowa recounts long battle with heart disease. She credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with restoring breathing, energy and sleep after years of illness. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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