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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
5
Supt. Neet visited from Rockville on Saturday. Miles Thompon's baby is very ill with pneumonia. Farmers are busy husking corn. Jessie McFerrin and Bernice Swaim visited Kingman on Sunday. Numerous social visits, a talfy pulling attraction, and Thanksgiving events frame a busy week in Tangier.
Mrs Lizzie Kiger traveled to Pen ce Ind for several days Clarence Summers remains quite ill Dr Sparks visited Veedersburg Charley Coats was in town Harry Orvis works in local hardware Charley Madden from Kingman visited T J Allen and son Harry went to Wallace Miss Hannah Nebeker spent Sunday in Covington Nicy Booe of Steam Corner visited Saturday and Sunday Miss Zoe Hazel Jones spent Sunday here Mr and Mrs Mark Inflow of Kingman visited relatives Mr and Mrs Walter Bowers spent Sunday in Grange Corner with his parents Mary Clara Lines and Catherine Beal went to Covington Monday
Mrs Joe Thompson and daughter were pleasant callers at J P Bryants Sunday. John Hackman and family visited Alonzo Massey Sunday Alfred Bryant and wife called at J P Bryants Saturday night. Chas Watson and family visited Isaac Davis near Brown's Valley Saturday night. Celia Zackmire and Eva Thompson made a flying trip to Kingman Monday. William Cullum went to Danville Wednesday. Willie Atkinson has been on the sick list. Claude Tunin returned home Tuesday from Clay Thompsons where he has been working.
Miss Mary Miesel traveled to Indianapolis for Thanksgiving with relatives while Dr. E E Ewbank visited Homer Illinois and will return with his wife and baby. Mrs W A Dadley of Brazil joined her family for Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs E P Bales. G M Guinn and John Kirpatrick near Tangier plan a public sale at Guinn's home on December 19. The Ladies Aid of Fairview church will serve dinner. several locals visited or attended events and remained in town.
W A Anglemeyer and family enjoyed Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Young in Tangier. Ed Bonebrake traveled from Veedersburg to visit. Various locals called on friends and attended dinners at the Hotel Kingman and homes. John R Teegarden traveled to Winamac to view the body of Thomas Shea who killed Pulaski county sheriff. a mistaken identity led to the corpse of a man named Smith being displayed. Shea is alive. Several property transfers and financial notices are listed, including parcels in Covington and Veedersburg and other nearby locales, with names and amounts. The Star reminds readers to settle accounts by December 1 and notes continued local social and administrative activity.
Weekly transfers filed for record list Shawnee Telephone Co. to W D Coffing for pt lot 1 Stone Bluff at $1.00. Elmer LaBaw and W D Coffing to Stone Bluff Lodge 729 1.0.0 for pt lot 1 Stone Bluff at $1. Nellie C Madden and husband to Wm McGilvery and wife a fractional Kingman property $3000. Henry Ramser and wife to G D Munro 5A Wabash road valued at $150. James Gressmire and wife to Mary Madigan lots 15 16 K add Veedersburg $1250. Stephen F Crane and wife to Sampson Reed frac Stone Bluff $293.55.
Miss Dot Isley and Mr. Ben Dix wed at the Isley residence near Tangier on Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. Rev. Smith of Veedersburg officiated in the presence of close relatives and a few guests. The groom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Dix and is regarded as a well behaved young man. Both families are highly esteemed and enjoy broad friendship.
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a constitutional cure for bedwetting and related urine troubles. She offers a free home treatment with full instructions to any mother, urging readers to write today and not blame the child. The claim extends to adults and aged people with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties.
A sweeping sales appeal by Mrs. M Summers offers a free ten day test of a home remedy claimed to cure female disorders including displacements bearing down and heavy menses. She appeals to mothers and daughters to try the treatment, promising delivery by mail and concealment in a plain wrapper.
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