Local Notices and Ads Blend In City News
A patchwork of items lists millwork contacts, insurance, and local residents. Mrs. C. D. Hargis has returned from Everest, while the Howe Monthly is at Johnson’s and Joie Lyndon’s. The Brockett children return from Grenoa with dancing lessons urged by Christine King. Frank Miller visits Green with Pat Nash from St Joe, tied to a local ten cent store.
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Dr Strode
George I. Walsh
New York Life Insurance
C. D. Hargis
Atchison Street
Everest
E. W. Howe
Johnson
Joie Lyndon
Pillsbury Mill
Frank Miller
Green, Kas
Pat Nash
St. Joe
Pat
Neighboring Towns Bring Visitors and Local Notices
The Lehman family took Mrs Edna Roberts and Marguerite of Holton to Nortonville where Marguerite will stay briefly for recovery from an operation. Mrs Alice Brandon and Irene visit Perry at the Albert Brandon home. Ella Wallace heads to Eureka Springs to comfort her sick sister. Mr and Mrs F M Rosebough of Winfield plan a visit with Ed Sharp. Cradle roll demonstration at the Christian church next Sunday with Miss Presley Gordon in charge. Iee for sale. Cora Glaspy visiting her brother Henry in Atchison. S B youths back from North Loupe Neb. The Globe seeks farm, poultry, dairy, livestock and other news for Farmers' Forum every Tuesday and asks three short items per contributor by Monday before publication. Rev E P Groh, after summer school at Baker, has returned home. There will be preaching at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Dr D E Fry Eyes examined glasses fitted Next to Orpheum theater Atchison All the Methodist preachers of Jef ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brandon
Irene
Perry
Albert Brandon
Ella Wallace
Eureka Springs
F. M. Rosebough
Winfield
Ed Sharp
Christian Church
Presley Gordon
Sale
E. B. Ragland
Cora Glaspy
E. P. Groh
Baker
Methodist Church
D.E. Fry
Orpheum Theater
Atchison
Jef
William Stewart
Congregational Missionary Society
John Nible
Oliver Rice
H. M. Rice
L. H. Hubbard
Fred Hubbard
Bessie Armstrong
John Wasson
Frank Wright
William Comer
Tlah June Hubbard
Isabel Rork
Harry Davis
Charles Roberts
C. B. Beven
Comer
Charles Calvert
California
H. H. Calvert
G. B. Beven
A. J. Shepard
Whitson
Effingham
Clarence Rork
Alice Thomas
Kansas City
Phillip
Jefferson county picnic at Methodist parsonage
Jefferson county held an all day picnic at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday with dinners and a pleasant gathering. An Ep worth League rally is planned in Oskaloosa on Friday.
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Ferson County
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Muskegon visitors and local notices in Atchison area
Mr and Mrs B W Scouton and two sons Kenneth and Milo of Muskegon Michigan visit Clarence Stauffer home. Hayes 613 Kansas Ave notes bathrooms and water systems for country homes. Junior Blodgett of Topeka returns from visit with grandmother Mrs Ella Blodgett. Harry Scott moves into Charles Tull tenant house and works for Mr Tull. Mrs John Doman improved from heart trouble. Curtis-Ham Motor Co Atchison county repairs advertise Dodge parts. Fred Timpe drives a new Ford. Mac Thompson clears weeds for Thomas Keats. Marvin Thompson returns home after recuperating from operation at Thomas Keats home.
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B. W. Scouton
Kenneth
Milo
Muskegon
Mich
Clarence Stauffer
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Junior Blodgett
Topeka
Ella Blodgett
Harry Scott
Charles Tull
Tull
John Doman
Fred Timpe
Mac Thompson
Thomas Keats
Marvin Thompson
Congregational Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Stewart’s Home
Mrs William Stewart hosted the Congregational Missionary society gathering with about fifty ladies in attendance. Assistants included Mrs John Nible and Mrs Oliver Rice among others. program led by Mrs John Wasson with devotionals, solos, readings, and a trio. Reports note several visiting guests from California Effingham Cincinnati and Kansas City. Fireworks now at Allen's store.
Difference in OLD GOLDS: picking by eye only
In quiet markets the text contrasts OLD GOLDS with common leaves. It notes darker, finer ground-leaves and the ease of selecting them by sight. The passage emphasizes distinct features that set OLD GOLDS apart for buyers.
May Flour Output Rises Above April And Year Ago
May flour production across mills in the district rose beyond April and May last year, with output reaching a peak since last October. The Northwestern Miller reports May production at 215,639 barrels more than April and 37,225 barrels higher than May of the previous year.
Lime Special reception prep and Valley Falls event notes
The committee to handle the Lime Special reception on July 27 met Tuesday evening and formed special committees for advertising entertainment and prizes. The program begins with entertainment at 1, train arrival at 1 30 and lectures lasting about 30 minutes. A loud speaker system will ensure clear hearing.Visitors may tour exhibits, with goods and prizes from local merchants. 5 000 attendees are expected in Valley Falls for Santa Fe Railway to provide the train. Also noted are a Nemo resident visit, a bridge club gathering, and a Fourth of July baseball game with a noon basket dinner in the park.
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Valley Falls
Higby Family Pioneer Move Chronicle
William G. Higby born in Finleyville Pennsylvania in 1850 died June 24 1928. He and his family moved west locating in Nebraska before continuing onward.
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William G. Higby
Finleyville
Mr. Higby
Nebraska
666 Cures Malaria And Quick Relief Of Toxins
A historical remedy claims to cure malaria and rapidly relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness from temporary constipation. It allegedly aids toxin elimination and is highly valued for producing copious watery evacuations.
Higby Family Mourns, Moves, and Funeral Details
The deceased moved to Whiting in 1907 and spent his final years there after converting to the Baptist faith at 35. He left a wife and several children including George Higby, Will Higby, and Jess Higby, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. E. E. Hikcok at 2:30 PM Tuesday, burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Other items note Mrs. W. W. Brown’s poor health, births, and local social notes including visits and a six foot balloon sighting near Monrovia, with lumber edging by Peter Moore for Dave Wadell.
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Whiting
The
Baptist Church
S. A. Goheen
George Higby
Washington
Will Higby
Topeka
Jess Higby
E. E. Hikcok
Spring Hill
W. W. Brown
Globe
Farmers’ Forum
Robert Banaka
Charlotte Myer
Kansas City
Madge Bottenberg
Earl Green
Atchison
Clyde Morris
W. G. Higby
Local notes from Pardee area report visits and bridge work
Miss Veda Anderson of Leavenworth visits her aunt Mrs. L. R. Sanders at the Home. New flooring is laid on the Ramsey bridge over Stranger Creek north of Pardee. Evered Curtis Jr and family return to Kansas City after visiting the Moores. A new bridge south of Pardee is under construction and the road is closed. Dr. J. J. Rhodes sent up a hot air paper balloon Tuesday evening.
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Veda Anderson
Leavenworth
L. R. Sanders
Ramsey Bridge
Stranger Creek
Pardee
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Evered Curtis, Jr
S. G. Moore
Kansas City
The
Globe
Farmers’ Forum
J. J. Rhodes
Roberts in Tulsa on land leasing business
G A Roberts and son David travel to Tulsa Oklahoma this week to discuss leasing land owned by Mr Roberts. Mrs Earl Hughes and children return to Whitewater after visiting her parents A K and Mrs Hamm. Elizabeth Denton home from hospital recovering from operation. Tommy Roberts ill with mumps. Emma Bird and Mabel Harless visit Atchison with Wib Bird. Denton family relocates to town. Don and Joe stay on the farm. Overviews note Spain auto imports and Far East theaters.
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G. A. Roberts
David
Tulsa
Okla
Roberts
Earl Hughes
Whitewater
A. K. Hamm
Elizabeth Denton
Tommy Roberts
Emma Bird
Mabel Harless
Atchison
North
Denton
Don
Joe
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Bezema
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Santa Fe Railway
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