Local Notes and Notices from Foster and Washington
Foster, Mrs. A G Metzler and others travel to Butler while many residents visit kin in Cass and Johnson counties. A pie supper and literary events accompany church services and farm sales, with numerous mentions of neighbors, births, illnesses, and upcoming meetings. Washington dispatch reports engraving plans for new one dollar treasury notes and political bills in Congress.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury
Kenyon Cox
New York
Treasury Department
On the Wing column items and local notes
Ben Coats met Tom Hackett last week while Geo Weiners planned a summer farm job for his brother in Franklin County Kansas. Mrs. Cornell Fulkerson visits Kansas City and her husband helps with fuel. W N Westover lists prairie for sale and Roy Stockett rents Jim Fuller farm. John Garber returns from Oklahoma trip. Garber ill due to water, not whiskey. Lee Landreth travels to Eldorado Springs then mails a half dime. postage 7 cents. Jno Garber signs for the Times. D B Nestlerode tours Kansas seeking traders. Mentra Hughes threshes kaffir corn and cane well. Charley Jackson to move to Jim Crooks farm. Noah Bright’s wife in poor health. Bill Stevens keeps red hogs. J G Hays visits. snow falls 5 inches. sleighs seen. Mc Smith and James Porter haul sawdust. Seamer Hedrick ill with pneumonia fever. Grandpa Minton very low. el Boyer far away.
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Harve Dawson
Grandpa Minton
Summit Township
Charley LaFollete
Edna
Hedger
Dr. Lusk
Ruble
R. I. Dawson
Virgil Jackson
Dora Jackson
Rosa Dawson
Lawrence Carr
Elias Hoagland
Amoret
Miami Center School House
Iva Ayers
Literary
O. K
Olive Branch School House
Jim Norman
T. J. Hackett
Grandma Jackson
W. H. Durst
Geo. Jackson
Charley Jackson
Geo. Ruble
Mr. Stanley
Geo. Weiners
Henry
Franklin County
Kans
Geo
Cornell Fulkerson
Kansas City
Mr. Fulkerson
W. N. Westover
Roy Stockett
Jim Fuller
John Garber
Oklo
Mr. Garber
Lee Landreth
Eldorado Springs
Jno
Garber
The
Times
D. B. Nestlerode
Kansas
Mentra Hughes
Jim Crooks
Noah Bright
Bill Stevens
Bill
J. G. Hays
Jim
Mc Smith
James Porter
Seamer Hedrick
el Boyer
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A. G. Metzler
Butler
Edgar Waller
Will Clouse
J. W. Darby
J. L. Bell
D. H. Arbogast
Cass
Johnson Counties
Vintie Davis, Esq
el Dorado Springs
Ladies of the Woodfin Cemetery Association
Fouts
Worland
Inez Cox
Old Walnut
A. J. Webb
Jess Steffing
Audry Lefevre
Pittsburg
Walter Jennings
M. E
Art Gray
Iowa
Dinah
Denning
Endeavor At
Christian Church
Mrs. Sims
Newt Spillman
Romine
Claud Kinion
Jim Wilson
Cyrus Nestlerode
Merwin
Mr. Smiser
Heliday
Judy
Jensen
Willie
Grant Oldham
N. M
Virginia
John Becket
Adrian
W. W. Park
Bessie Wolf
C. W. Wolfe
Henry Ison
Crosswhite's
Clarence Ison
Lloyd Burk
Columbia
Roe Burk
Virginia Ice Company
Warrensburg
Charley Grape
Dr. Foster
Bob Stanley
Grand Minton
Philade
Jim Vermillion
John Huffman
Annie Bard
Claud Kini
Otto Hedrick
Frank Ion
Lee Ison
Pleasanton, Kan
Mernings
Young Aaron
Reetis Bush
Henry Constable
Ben Miller
James Dunkerly
Charley Richmond
Maud Miller
Pearl Bush
Blanch Miller
Clara Jenkins
F. M. Bear
Orion Kinney
Lizzie Bear
Donnie Bright
George Bobo
Willard Bush
Alice Bear
Rich Hill
Sadie Kinney
J. F. Bush
Milo Miller
John Kinney
Minnie Summers
Charley Thomas
Mr. Blancet
Mrs. Berry
Topeka
Leta Benilure
Pleasanton
Alvin Bendure
Oll
Maysburg
Mrs. Dale
White Oak
Audria Guthria
Carrin Allison
Cordia Simpson
Albert Edrington
Thursay
Tan White
G. M. Guy
Appleton City
Frank Potts
Harve Harness
Ben Harrison
Mr. Clarry
Sam Farmer
Tom Mullen
Child Clark
Elkhart
Arthur Westever
Ellehart
van Bews
Ollie Petts
Galvestont
Texas
Sadie Migner
Mulberry
Wertoni
Will Kershner
Custer Los
Dia
Ebouit Biel
Elmner Crumley
Altona
Florence Keeton
Lester Eve's
Mrs. Eye
Albert Daniels
John Stephens
Charley Kershner
George Lockridge
John Halford
Amsterdam
Mount Vernon
Johnny
Washington, D. C
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ben Coats
Tom Hackett
Harry Garber
Sam’s Levy Mercantile Company
Sam