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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
1
A compilation of brief items mentions Frank Colitis family cistern work, builders like Puaank Roadtrek and John Goeller, residents visiting or planning moves, church activities, a Congressional Convention, and local cemetery cleanup plans. Other notes include marriages in Cuba, pension increases for Jota Pepper, a Epworth League meeting, and a shooting accident involving Anton Strumfa near Guba.
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The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's parents in Ji afferson township. Mr John Graft and Miss Gertie Phalps Aller presided, with about sixty guests attending a substantial supper. The bride received many useful and valuable presents including 92 dollars in money.
Community members are invited to attend religious services hosted by Riv. BR. C. Sealanders on Saturday evening. D. W. Shrouf of Haddam plans to assist the city attorney in a potential lawsuit while Nedie trooper sells Champion binders. Nearby, McKinney of Haddam mentions farming, hogs, and Berkabires for his herd in Washington county.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray buried last Sunday. Residents visited ill neighbors including Mrs Fickle and Wisher’s family. Several families traveled to Belleville and in the country. Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Ledgue listed as sick. one burns from lye reported. Amy White spent two weeks with Mrs Walters. Dr McLaughnis won in Wayne last Sunday.
Monroe Allen died at his Grant township home on April 28 1900 from paralysis. He was born March 17 1830 in Lake County Ohio and married Amanda Pritchard September 23 1840. They had eight children, many of whom survive with their father. He moved to Iowa in 1870 and Kansas in 1884. His funeral at home was led by Rev E W Thomas with 2 Timothy 4:6-8.
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