22 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
Daniels & Plumb advertise a string of affordable properties near the post office including a three room house and fire lot, seven room modern homes on business streets, two fine business rooms on Military street, and 23 acres close to town. Numerous lots, ground frontage, and rentals offered with flexible terms.
Owl Grocery and Restaurant operated by H Frazee offers meals and cold lunches in the best home cooking tradition. Dining space provided in a building associated with the business.
Robert H. Sands, a highly respected Cherokee county resident, died at his Baxter Springs home last Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Born June 20, 1842 in Indiana, he worked in clerking, steamboating, and commerce before moving to Kansas. He served as post office clerk, later assistant cashier at Baxter National Bank, and was an honorary Mason. Funeral services were held at his home with Masonic rites. burial planned in Leavenworth, Indiana.
A fragment notes a piece of paper money found on the floor of Roberts' barber shop on the night of November 17 1906. The owner may recover it by proving property. O Ropers indicated.
Mrs T C Weaver returns from a visit to daughter Mrs Will Anderson in Ft Scott. Mr and Mrs C W Craney move to their new home bought from J J Fribley. Mrs C K Hunt from Vermontville Mich visits winter with brother R L Wilkins to escape cold weather. Arch Wells of Galena mocked drink in the city and was jailed by Marshal Kimball after last Saturday’s incident. he pleaded guilty Monday to being drunk and was assessed costs remained unpaid.
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