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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
7
A Perfect Fit Nek promises exact measurements and tailored suits with 500 pine-wool patterns for Autumn and Winter. Benefits include no shoulder wrinkles and perfect style from morning till night. Garments are cut to measure and delivered on the day specified.
Moore's Stock Co presents a repertoire of up-to-date plays at the Kingman opera house all of next week. Riley Bullock and wife of Murdoc III visited Sunday with John Gillogg and wife. Dr F A Shoat of Veedersburg and Miss Nellie McCarty wed in Kokomo Saturday. J E Maris, treated for piles at Dr Clark Robbins Sanitarium in Indianapolis, reports slow improvement and limited outings.
Mitch Kyger of Danville Illinois was shot and killed by Chas Foxworthy on Foxworthy's Covington area property after a dispute over Foxworthy's alleged relationship with Kyger's cousin Bessie King. Foxworthy surrendered to authorities and awaits a preliminary hearing with the grand jury indicting him for second degree murder.
Eldo and Tom Ewbank traveled to Boswell on business Friday. Dillon and Plinty’s meat shop offered plentiful steak. Chas. Millikan appeared among county tax payers in the county seat Tuesday. Arthur Eberly from near Pine Village visited on business early in the week. Mrs. Pliny Cox and a daughter went to Sheridan Indiana to visit relatives Wednesday. Mrs. G W Sims and Laura of Attica visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hays. Robt. Steinbaugh sustained a facial injury when a 22 rifle exploded while he attempted to close the weapon. the cartridge cap struck his cheek but sight remained unharmed.
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