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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
4
A dealer offers $8.00 off Majestic Range during demonstration week and provides a free handsome ware set or a special Aluminum Ware set with every sale. The ware is advertised as the best of its kind and valued at no less than $800, being part of an in-store exhibit.
Cider making planned at the old Marks mill on Tuesday Thursday and Friday with apples to be brought any time. Mrs C C Wert returns to Covington after visiting friends. Paul Cheezem and Fred Blankenburg of Danville Illinois visit relatives in the area. Rev Smith to preach at Tangier Friends church Sunday morning and Kingman evening. School books to be paid for in cash on delivery.
Mrs Mary Dunklebarger and Ruth returned home in Lafayette Friday after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Dunklebarger. Morris Lindley and Myron Moore of Indianapolis visited their grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Lindley. Mrs Mary Ratcliff, Mrs Myrtle Ratcliff and Parke visited with Mrs Rush in Crawfordsville over Sunday. Miss Ora Marshall returned Friday from Danville. Mr and Mrs Fred Starkey and children dined with Mr and Mrs Alfred Rogers Sunday. Mrs Geo Rogers and daughters Bertha and Deanna spent Sunday with Alfred Rogers. Miss Lavina Rush returned to Crawfordsville after a visit here. Mrs Vern Thomas and daughter Trene called on Mrs Elizabeth Lindley Sunday. Miss Anna Trabaugh of Darville visited her uncle William Askern last week. Miss Opal Rogers visited her parents Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Lindley visited Mrs McMaster Wednesday. Confidence as an asset and farmer graft discussed. apple crop described as best in memory with large fruit, Pound Pippin cited. William Shafer returned to Brook, Ind after days with Milt Lindley family. Mrs Hamilton Ratcliff and Mrs Mary Ratcliff visited relatives in Crawfordsville over Sunday. Booe's Ideal Grocery ad notes we handle all kinds of groceries at reasonable prices.
Leslie Gillums advertises cider making sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays each week and invites visitors to come any time on those days. The notice notes open access and ongoing availability for attendees.
W. L. Swan and wife and Mrs. Curtis Aber of Crawfordsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones on Tuesday.
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