School Notes from Emporia State Normal and County Schools
School notes list students attending Emporia State Normal and summer sessions, board appointments, and district staffing changes. It notes a larger county diploma applicant pool, tardiness counts, a clerk appointment in district 85, and closing days for Oak Valley and Star districts. Teachers plan county meetings in Westphalia on April 20 with programs to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnes
Sophia Shawver
Ella Bigalow
Stella
Bessie Chandler
Emporia State Normal
Pearl Curry
W. J. Lay
Frank Anderson
Charley Kent
P. Rand
Maud Beard
Oak Valley
DR. Day
Star
Garnett
Ella Kennedy
Heeler
Joen! Seasion
Westphalia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Effective Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as not a quack medicine, it lists numerous prescriptions and testimonials with a price of seven cents and is sold by all druggists in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cunny & Co
Price
Toldeo
Cow Pasture Rent Notice For Cows
Pasture space offered beginning May first at two dollars per cow monthly. A fifty percent discount applies when paid in advance. Likely notice from Buwaran.
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Buwaran
Trains Collide Near Westphalia. Brakeman Killed
A Missouri Pacific collision between a way freight and an extra freight near Westphalia and LeRoy on Monday afternoon killed brakeman J. J. O'Lyne, whose Topeka home is listed. Fire and wreckage followed as the caboose burned. conductor Stevens was severely injured and taken to a Kansas City hospital.
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Missouri Pacifie Road
West
LeRoy
J. J O'lynne
Topekes
Westphalia
Cahoose of Hacking
O'yrue
Stevens
Kansas City
Mrs Whitney Dies After Prolonged Illness at Garnett
Mrs Lena Whitney widow of John R Whitney died yesterday at 4 am after a long sickness. The funeral was held today and she rests beside her husband in Garnett cemetery. She came to Garnett with her parents the Grols years ago and married John Ky Whitney in the early 1870s. Survived by three sons William Arthur and Gleed, her mother two brothers Ed and Lon Grol and sisters Mrs Nellie Hedges and Mrs Ida Fry. The family extends sympathy to Fred Hempstead and wife visiting from Kansas City.
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Lena Whitney
John R Whitney
Garnett
William
Margaret Grol
John Ky Whitney
Arthur
Gleed
Lon Grol
Nellie Hedges
Ida Fry
Mary Ellen Tyler
John Tyler
Second Baptist Church
Tues
H. W., Scott
Ottawa
Tyler
Local News from Garnett and Surrounds
Readable items show residents visiting relatives in Ottawa Baldwin Iola and Lawrence. Many travel for illnesses funerals and social visits while local business and rail work progress. notable moves include Miss Tyler's funeral and Grant Allen article discovery.
Consumption as the easiest food and strength restorer
An advertisement from Scott & Bowne for a tonic at 50 cents and one dollar claims it acts as food, calms hunger, restores strength, and kills germs. It promises agreeable taste and gains in health, noting the product is sold by druggists at 409 Pearl Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
Pearl St
City Election Yields Republican Sweep With Narrow Mayor Result
The city elected the full Republican ticket and Dr. Henning won the mayoral race by twenty votes over Martin Setter. Women backed Henning despite his stance on equal suffrage, citing his promises to curb liquor joints. Capt. T. M. Hamilton became positive judge, and several city offices and school board seats were filled.
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Henning
Mr. Leteter
T.M. Hamilton
B. M. Elliott
Jubilee Singers Entertain Garnett at Opera House
The Jubilee Singers from Slayton presented a memorable program in Garnett on Tuesday evening. Their plantation melodies and camp meeting songs impressed the audience, with octets and quartets delivering strong performances and the rendition of Old Black Joe praised as a highlight. The company was described as well colored yet refined and educated, and the note regrets the impossibility of hotel or public lodging for accommodations.
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Slayton
Garnett
Pen
Santa Fe Excursions to Kansas City Spring Sale
Santa Fe excursion dates set for April 26 and 26 with return limited to April 27. Round trip price listed as 2.25 dollars.
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Kansas City
California
Garnett
Coleman
Lone Elm Notes April Weather and Local Doings
April in Lone Elm brings heavy snow and a flurry of local mention. Cora Carpenter helps Thos Church. J B Lockwood attended church. Mr Chancellor joins a weekly flat. Multiple residents tied to farms, schools, and illness. Miss Clara Alexander and Fletcher school closings noted. snowstorm disrupts G A R and W R C events. neighbors visit, work on bridges, and preparations for future gatherings.
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Newson
Cora Carpenter
Thos Church
J. B. Lockwood
Katie Alexander
Bostick
Clara
Acre
Ewing
McDowell
E. N. McDowell
Miss Fletcher
Clara Alexander
W.R.C
Adelin Rogers
Kincaid
Lone Elm Friends
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General Supply Store
Masonic Temple
South Side
C.q.cma
Ler
Fallin
National Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W.S. Fallis
Mrs. Whitney
Fred Hempstead
Chicago
Gor
Santa Fe
Kansas City Union Depot
Worning
C. S. Coleman, Gent
Alvia Alice Smith
Bert Berry
Baldwin
James Black
Richmond
Frank Hunt
Alunday
The
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XI. L. Bowman
Burlington
T. M. Hamilton
W. Wyatt
Kaw City
Mathis
Presbyterian Church
Iola
Cayot
Will Smith
J. Q. McAfee
Wifh
Alva Horn
Breano
Cal
Hed" Lawellin
Jackson Township
D. B. Kise
Nemaha City
Neh
Olin Schoville
Dr. Douglass
Lane
Sula Loch
Andrew Meador
Thos. Tyler
Mary Tyler
Eva Manley
Mary
J. G. Hintt
Rev. Riley
Maud Lesh
Blanche Archer
State Normal
Emporia
John Baldwin
Yates Center
Irin Jones
Hath Boucher
Greeley
Mia. W. C. Decker
Mina Jonnie Calvert
Scott Judy
Gail Carey
Charlie Garrison
Lawrence
Sylventer Bish
W. W. Pratt
Sprig Branch
W. Beck
Charlie Cook
Topeka
Don Winans
Grant Allen
Cosmopolitan
Phil Hicks
Glenlock
Katisue City
Frank Ulm
Tuesay
Quincey McAfee
Nancy J. Dundiway
Jule Schoonover
Jie
Solon
Mamie Davies
Geo. Patton
Nellie Warbritton
Wellsville
Robi, Prick
Vinland
Mea
Prick
Mrs. Thompson
Lou Groll
de Lots
Harry Sion
Willows
Kansas
Country
W. M. Brown
Harris
Missouri
Col. Copeland
Myrtle Brown
Annatomie
A. W. Brooks
A. J. Hopkins
Indiana
Mr. Hopkins
Missouri Pacific
Cedar Creek Crossing
HL. Voorhees
Hiad
Assi
Memphis” Road
Memphis
Tennesse
Valdy
Scott
New York
First State Bank
Garnett, Ks
W. VP. Hempstead
Andy Pares
Lie Parks
C. Parrow
Board of Education
Frank Green
Kirk Patrick
Ed Haverfield
J. A. McEwen
HM. Ellis
L. H W. Gordon
W. P. McDonald
Frank Majora
Verry Scott
Jas, Wilson
Jubilee Singers
Lone Elm
Mr. Chancellor
al Babcock
J. D. Heater
Urs
E. Reeve
Josie Sanders
Giles
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Wait Williams
J. W. Schuevsler
Fred Headly
Fola
Fleretweneil
Graves
Uesdames
J.M. Alexander
Shriver
Lone Bim
Hugh Courtney
St. Louis
Cesars Rogers
Springfield
Web Wiledon
Ft Beott
J. W. Jackson
Arcaie
N.Y
Eim House
S. Puilenwitter
Abs. G. Powell
Louisa Chatterton
Ingrain
Brussels
Velvet
Garnett and
Garnett Mercantile Co
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