Osteopathy and local notices in city scene
City news item lists Dr. E R Palmer in osteopathy, Atchison Orchard Co offers apples, 1415 Main. Mrs. Fred Knight in S B A Hospital Topeka for surgery. Car rheumatism advice from new directory cover 383 Roche’s number. Deer Creek pasteurized milk touted for children. Mrs. Floyd Armold learns her Lees Summit, Missouri father’s infected foot may be saved but toe may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Palmer
Atchison Orchard Co
Fred Knight
Laramie
Topeka
Roche
Deer Creek
Floyd Armold
North Eleventh
Lees Summit
Relief From Constipation Promised By Rexall Orderlies
Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery yet Rexall Orderlies offer relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle thorough movement. The tablet is advertised to avoid habit formation and not increase dose. Buy 24 for 25c today at Chandler's Rexall Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Chandler's
Rexall Drug Store
Neighboring Towns Visit and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Albert Ridgeway of Wilsey formerly Whiting visit relatives in town after returning from Kansas City with their daughter Edith Ridgeway. O E S meets at Masonic hall planning a union Thanksgiving service at the Christian church. Walton Priest family visit Atchison relatives. Harry Crawford of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs W R Bender. Mareena Moss ill with possible appendicitis. Joe Fletcher injures ankle playing football and goes on crutches. Mrs W R Bender also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ridgeway
Wilsey
Whiting
Will Eastman
J.Q. Brown
Kansas City
Edith Ridgeway
Masonic Hall
Christian Church
Walton
Sunderland
Atchison
Harry Crawford
W. R. Bender
Mareena Moss
Joe Fletcher
Methodist missionary meeting at Vansell home in Muscotah
Ladies of the Methodist church held their monthly missionary meeting at Mrs. John Vansell’s home with about 35 present. Mrs. Frank McDonald led the program, Miss Carolyn Roach read, and Miss Louise Christ gave devotionals. Refreshments of burnt sugar cake peaches whipped cream and coffee were served with Mrs. Vansell assisted by Mrs. T C Vansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
John Vansell
Frank McDonald
Carolyn Roach
Louise Christ
Vansell
T. C. Vansell
Illness Strikes Muscotah Residents Amid Hospital Calls
Mrs. Eliabeth Rivers and Mrs. E. L. Dexter visit the ill Mrs. G. W. Rork and Fred Lambert. Miss Florence Fuller of St. Joseph drove to Muscotah on Wednesday to visit. About fifteen Muscotah residents were summoned to Atchison on Wednesday to give aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth Rivers
E. L. Dexter
Florence Fuller
St. Joseph
Muscotah
G. W. Rork
Fred Lambert
Rork
Mr. Lambert
Atchison
Inquest Testimony on Ed Brouse Death Near Orrin Cleveland Home
Testimony in the inquest for Ed Brouse describes a Sunday morning fatality when he was struck by a passing car near the Orrin Cleveland residence. The death was instantaneous. The county notes include local visits and historical remarks on county superintendents and a shipment update from Allen's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brouse
Orrin Cleveland
Brouse
William Cameron
Kansas City
Muscotah
Walter Stewart
Robt. Spencer
Coffeyville
Spencer
G. W. Rork
A. P. Bishop
Allen's
Kildare Bridge CNB Meets With Six Members Present
Six regular members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. M. S. Huling's home for the Kildare Bridge CNB fortnightly meeting. Visitors Mrs. W. C. Wade and Mrs. O. O. Moore of Effingham filled in for the absent at the tables. Mrs. Gearhart won the top score and prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare Bridge
Cnb
M. S. Huling
W. C. Wade
O. O. Moore
Effingham
Gearhart
Huling
Kenneth Grame
Juanita Johnson
Gardes
Nannie Bomar
Mehaffey
Frank Crosswhite
Mark Huling
James Behen
Harry Schrader
Severnace garage change and St Joseph visit noted
Miss Marie Anderson spent last week in St Joseph with her sister Mrs L D White. Mr and Mrs Pete Anderson and the Frank Albers family joined Mr and Mrs White for Sunday visits. The Wares Barbara Jean Phyliss and Robert Ware came from Panhandle Texas for the week. Ed Joyce and William Tipton take over the Severance garage. Severance high school carnival Friday night Nov 23. Sol Weil bought a carload of hogs for St Joe. C J Foster received a letter from great uncle Rear Admiral Joseph Foster congratulating him on Charles Curtis’ election to vice presidency. Admiral Foster, in Portsmouth NH, is 88 and voted there. Mrs William Duncan and family moved to Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anderson
St. Joseph
L. D. White
Pete Anderson
Frank Albers
White
H. W. Ware
Barbara Jean
Phyliss
Mr. Ware
Robert Ware
Panhandle
Texas
Ed Joyce
William Tipton
Severance Garage
Harry Morgan
Severance High School
Sol Weil
St. Joe
C. J. Foster
Joseph Foster
Portsmouth
N. H
C. J
Charles Curtis
Admiral Foster
Foster
U. S
William Duncan
Elwood
Huron Social Notes and Armistice Day Supper
Mr and Mrs August Kern of Love mont visited sister Mrs Herman Lange and husband on Monday. Four year old Loren Winchester son of Mr and Mrs M T Winchester became ill Wednesday afternoon and was seriously ill for several hours. Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson hosted a six o'clock Armistice Day dinner for sons Arch and Frank Wilson and their families plus sons in law Harres Martin and Clyde Higley and families from Atchison and Colorado. Presbyterian ladies plan a 25 cent supper at the church Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kern
Lovemont
Herman Lange
Loren Winchester
M. T. Winchester
Ed Wilson
Arch
Frank Wilson
Harres Martin
Atchison
Clyde Higley
Colorado
Huron social notes mix visits and events this week
Prof Ferguson, ex Huron teacher, lectured for Curtis Pub Co while visiting old friends. Warren Durst shows a new Chevrolet. Falls City visitors Mrs Reed and family spent time with Mrs Mack Reed. Miss Eleanor Starnes aid at Robertson restaurant. Mrs Carrie Record of Colorado plans Old Huron visit. her mother and sisters last saw her 23 years ago. Improvement club hosts at homes with Mrs Grimes hosting. Colorado and California guests, and Milton Davidson ferries cattle to Kansas City for entry in Royal Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Huron
Curtis Pub
Warren Durst
Herbert.Reed
Falls City
Mack Reed
Eleanor Starnes
Robertson
Hugh Grimes
Carrie Record
Colorado
Denison
Old Huron
Record
Charles Carson
W. R. Fuhrmant
H. L. Grimes
Improvement Club
Clyde Higley
Jennie Stephens
California
Milton Davidson
Kansas City
George Louthian
Carl Davey
Local Notables and Fires Highlight Atchison Area News
Mrs. Carl Jones hosts Bridge club. residents travel to Lyons and Nelson for family visits. Scalpino family furniture returned to Atchison. Barn fire destroys Jack Pickerel’s barn east of town. Curlew 4-H to meet November 16 with Ruth Bell. Local reports of illnesses, injuries, and parade praise after Armistice Day. Asa Barnes notes parade quality. Amariah Andre improves after injury. several residents listed as sick. Frank Blodgett employs four men for grading, stripping tobacco, and corn husking tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Bridge Club
Will Eyer
Lewis
Lyons
Kas
O. J. Williams
Alfred Hunsaker
Nelson
Anthony Scalapino
Atchison
Scalapino
Steinite Co
Harve Sherrier
Whiting
Cherrier
Santa Fe Railroad
Mottsinger
Curlew 4-H Club
Ruth Bell
Maria Mathers
Will Miller
Asa Barnes
Atchison Armistice Day
Amariah Andre
Cummings
Frank Blodgett
S S S tonic advertisement claims appetite and vitality boost
An old style ad extols S S S as a remedy for loss of appetite and general weakness. It touts red blood cell nourishment and renewed energy, claiming over a century of proven results and unsolicited gratitude letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Boen
Rva
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Commercial St
Atchison, Kansas
City News
Florida
Gulf Coast
Cuba
C. M. Rathburn
Union Depot
Farmington
Severance
Chevrolet Coach
Germany
Barbara
Hastings
Chevrolet
Dover
England
Goodyear
Kari-Keen
Willard
Gargoyle
Mgr
Ben Utz
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Atchison, Kas
Paris
Mr. Utz
Europe
Barbera Hastings
EK Bunks
Tal
Jooter
By Williams
Pinkham
Debe Peen
Everest
Curlew
Elmer Mottsinger
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
S.S
SSS
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