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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
9
Mrs. R. Garvin of Oklahoma is seriously ill in a Sugar Lake cottage while her husband works in Kansas and Missouri orchards. C. A. Wright Coal Co. and De Laney's offer Orpheum Guest tickets amid city news.
Mrs John Wasson and Mrs H H Calvert represent Muscatine Congregational church at the Northeastern association in Central City this week The Rev Harrison A Maynard also attends Keiffer pears for sale Fred Bomhoff and T O Plummer improve and sit up in bed Plummer says he has hauled flowers to Atchison for a greenhouse Miss Louise Bushey to New York to join sisters and seek work Mrs Oliver Plummer visits Atchison with house plants Lela Rogge given wedding plans in coming days A J Smarr in poor health
Frank and John Doman bought 160 acres each of part of the Scott farm for 12500 and 19500 dollars as value varies. The Scott heirs owned it long. a Berton family portion remains occupied north of Lee station. Also notes on Mrs. Laird’s sore hand, a chili jar accident, Mary Doman starting Oak Grove school, Fred Hoffman seed wheat sale, a red fox in Harry Dougan area, Mrs. Lollar’s improvement, and Frank Doman with a sprained leg.
Weather delays sowing and crop ripening as three days of rain slow wheat and corn growth. Neighbors report a coal car on track at Lee station bound for Mooney Creek church and school, while roads hinder hauling. A stranger offered to buy walnut logs. few large trees remain after five years of country sales. Frances Doman is listed as sick.
Rushville report shows John Nichols and family relocate from the Price farm to the Fiddlers place in town while Ray Damon family moves from the Ed Fentob place to Netlie Wells residence. Mrs. A B Haimline of Satan visits sister in law L B Gardner who is improving. F Scanlan and three sons from Bankas City at Lawless home then return home. Nellie Wells suffers lumbago. Dollie Ruble works at Steinite radio factory in Atchison. D Bunten returns from Kansas City visit to sisters.
Wayne Simpson enters Grace Land College in Lamoni Iowa. Joe Howard works at the county clerk’s office under A L Wynkoop. Howard Rullman, son of Mr and Mrs F B Rullman, is critically ill in Omaha hospital. Mrs John Mosier is ill. Jean Alice Goss of St Joseph visits with her father Frank Goss. Nene Emory and Hershel Meeks return to school after tonsil operations. The 8 L E met for an all day session with Mids Ethel Walton east of town. planning their annual banner late in fall. Vergil C Gigebert and Miss Mary L Carson apply for marriage license with mother present noting her own wedding 22 years ago in the same probate room with W H Hi Curtis.
Eddie Volker came back from Kansas City after a week away. Ernest Brooks spent several days with local family before returning to Kansas City. Cecil Chaney returned to St. Joe after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. LB Chaney. Mrs. Earl Hughes visits with her parents before moving to Whitewater where Mr. Hughes is stationed.
Mr and Mrs George Franklin returned the first of the week from Wisconsin. The Rev and Mrs C W Long and daughters and Mrs Sliter attend the state convention of the Christian church at Newton with the Rev and Mrs Meyer of Horton. Philip Long staying with Mrs Gamby. Jacob Marak visiting sister Mrs Schecher in St Joe. Local W C T U organized with Mrs W Long president, Mrs O W Tate vice president, Mrs Co D Geiger recording and corresponding secretary, and Mrs H M Means treasurer. Mrs John Heiner ill with pneumonia. Miss Ruby Jones appendicitis. Ladies Aid quilted in Methodist church basement Wednesday. Mrs Nels Johnson operated for appendicitis at Methodist hospital in St Joe. Mr and Mrs Albert Beebe left for Flint Michigan after weeks with Mrs Beebe’s parents Mr and Mrs A E Miller.
Andy wakes in Daw a to find his Siberian bloodhound missing from his bed. He discovers the door wide open and the ocean surveyor mystery deepens as clues point to a wider loss. The case unfolds with unusual geography and a playful hint of satire.
John Klaus of Bendena attends the Oklahoma City fair this week with his Hereford show herd. The notices mention facials and clay packs, a barber shop, Minnesota paints and oils, and a lumber yard. High school students are planning a carnival as many residents suffer heavy colds from a sudden weather shift.
A new baby girl arrives at the G. Stenseed home. Illnesses affect Kirk y Massel’s child Matt Peterson and Mrs. J. F. Bates with flu. Kenneth Clinkenbeard is sick with stomach trouble. Mrs. John Low travels to Hanover for uncle’s funeral. A Lydick family visit to Grace Willison in St. Joe hospital. Jap Smith praised for Nortonville asters. France FR Willard day observed at Methodist church. W C T U to meet with Mrs. C A Lydick. Milk cows shipped from Nortonville to Cuba. Fred McCoy ships biweekly. Clayton Smith has neck infection. Eagle Oil & Refining Co. involved in local affairs.
I. D. Snyder drives a new oil truck and BR. L. Thomas repairs a poultry building as the community prepares for a series of revival meetings at the Christian church starting October 9.
Fire discovered Monday night at the Henry Falk farm house northwest of town burned a chest of winter clothing and badly damaged floors and woodwork. Short in the wiring caused the blaze. Neighbors and Scratch Hitchner and Chas Brown responded to the Effingham central alarm. Water mains were turned on Tuesday to combat the fire and the water tank proudly bears the name Effingham.
Dr. B K A Gilmore vaccinated hogs Wednesday for IH Bough. Miss Marguerite Snyder, No 60 teacher, purchased a globe suspended from the ceiling two new maps and an inside flag on a standard funded by last term’s social proceeds. Paul Bushey of Kansas City visits sister Mrs. Leonard Shear. George Morgan showed hogs in St. Joe market Wednesday. Harve Coots’ valuable work horse fell into a 20 foot ditch after a bank collapse Tuesday and was rescued.
Mr s J W Barker of Cincinnati testifies to relief from pimples boils and skin eruptions after using S S S a blood purifier. The letter promotes S S S as a tonic that cleans the skin strengthens the body and increases energy and urges others to try it. The ad notes S S S sold in two sizes with the larger size more economical.
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