Local Notes From Ottawa and Nearby Areas
Jacob Rand and wife moved to Ottawa. Daise Cheek treating his residence to a fresh coat of paint. Choice ever blooming roses at Cobh’s nursery. Carrie Nation passed through Garnett enroute to Girard. Frank Morris ill in Henderson hospital. Albert F. Lombard and Rebecca Swigart of Kincaid wed in probate court. Presbyterian congregation invited Rev Comer from West Point Iowa. Miami sheriff tracked an escaped insane man from Osawatomie asylum. Burglars broke into Hurst’s poultry house taking 24 cents in stamps. Grace Dickie died at Iola from scarlet fever.
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Rev
Comer
West Point
Iowa
Miami
Paola
Osawatomie
Hurst
Deak
B.G. McCrea
Grace
Frank Dickie
Iola
Happenings Here and There About the City and County
Local notes report a successful chicken pie dinner by Methodist ladies last Saturday. Dr Cayton of Welda seeks district court next term after a preliminary trial binding over in a $1000 suit. Clerks Fred McDonald and Hertha Rogers wed in Lone Elm, with congratulations from the community. McAlee furniture considers staying in place despite offers to move to Gas City. Hubert Cook dies at J. J. Beeler’s in Union township after months of ill health. funeral Sunday with Rev. Church officiating. burial at Judy cemetery.
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Dr. Benton
Harey Knauss
Third Avenue
West
Cayton
Welda
Toni
McDonald
District Court
Fred McDonald
Parks Store
Hertha Rogers
Anderson County
Lone Elm
Hubert Cook
J. J. Beeler
Union Township
Rev. Church
Judy
Fraternal Aid Convention Elects Delegates in Garnett
Representatives from the Second district Fraternal Aid lodges met in Garnett to choose delegates for the general council in Topeka next month. The visiting group was praised by Garnett council members for upholding the organization’s good name. The Santa Fe announces personally conducted excursions to California triweekly from March 9 to June 15.
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Second District
General Council
Topeka
Garnett Council
Santa Fe
California
Card of Thanks for Community Help After Fire
We thank friends and neighbors for aid during our time of need and acknowledge Woodmen for timely support. Though cash buys bread and builds a new house, kind words and sympathy mattered more than money. Wa. B Taypor and MoM Taytan express gratitude to all. County commissioners have ordered a rock-pile at the square southeast corner where prisoners will be required to pound.
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Taypor
Mom Taytan
County Commissioners Divide Funds Between Two Banks
County officials, facing bids from Garnett Stateings Bank and Citlone State Bank offering to take one third of county funds and one third of warrants at 2. percent, plan to split money between the two after the National Bank of Commerce declined. Commissioners say the public interest favors equal division among three banks, noting the National Bank of Commerce helped raise funds previously.
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Garnett Stateings Bank
Citilene State Bank
Ue Uiree
National Bank of Commierce
Fallis
Bank of Commerce
Repi
New York
Hank of Commerce
Pullis
National Bank of Commerce
Garnett Commercial Club Plan Discussed at City Meeting
A Tuesday evening gathering in Garnett's courthouse farmers room, led by Senator Crum with C H Rice as secretary, focused on forming a commercial club to promote city interests. Speakers urged rapid organization, citing oil and gas potential, shale for brick, cement rock, and attracting capital, with a Friday meeting set to formalize plans.
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Court House
Senator Crum
C. H Rice
Ellis
Garnett
Anersop County Concert at Garnett Opera House
The county concert in Garnett will occur May 9 at 8 p.m. at the opera house. A large graduating class, an excellent program, and strong speakers are planned. Judge Mantrd Schoonover will deliver the address and present diplomas. Prizes include a Baker University scholarship and cash awards, with incentives for top finishers.
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Anersop Conney
Opera House
Garnett
Mantrd Schoonover
Baker University
Quincy School of Correspondence
Quincy
Ili
School Closes After Notable Term in District No 40
In Priday April 10 a district No 40 school near No 46 concluded its term praised as one of the most successful. Patrons treated the teacher to a surprise dinner, pupils performed a short program, and each pupil contributed a page to an autograph album bearing a word of remembrance.
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Miss Nelle
Closea
Priday
Apil
Toggether
Notice of Service of Summons by Publication
Notice in Anderson county Kansas district court informs Lydia M. Craig she must answer by May 26 1904 in a divorce petition filed by D. M. Craig. First publication dated April 17 1903.
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Kansas
Aspirsox County
Anderson County
Lydia M. Craig
D. M. Craig
County of Andersen
Jowminington
Local Notes From Lone Elm and Surrounding Areas
Weekly items report travels and visits by residents including Miss Ethel Lord in Iola and McDowell relatives in Iola Clell Miller of Topeka and family visits Turner's party in the country Mrs Josie Sanders in Mian last week and Easter gatherings with family Meadammes Hf A Bearly and GW GiE among the 16 Kinenid visitors Prof LS Minckley from Mine Mound teaching Geo Robie family from Pleasant Valley farmers optimistic about crops Mrs Gertie Carrier and Nini Kennedy in Garnett Mrs Lockwood Winnie in Ottawa Easter at Line Elm Ewing and Ann Carroll of fol visit AL Bearly sold barn to WL Hastings and Will remove it to Hiri TL Lockwood and Mrs Beary attended Pearl Yelton’s funeral at AL Kincaid funeral Thursday frost damaged fruit and early vegetation David South of Emporia visiting wife’s kin Miss Hannah Runixong quoted Press church services Sunday with sacrament and teaching staff meeting Anna took place in the setel room Myrtle Lamay and Mr McCoy married in Plentanton area Mrs McCoy visiting from Terra, McCoy left for the territory Ill and sick notes: Mr Lait not well, Olin Reeve ill but improving, Mrs El Mitchell improving Ruth Rogers of Lone Elm and Nell Lytle of Tola wed. Rogers company near Lone Elm beginning housekeeping. Rogers praised as prosperous farmer. Mrs Rogers described as highly respected.
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Ethel Lord
Iola
Hares McDowell
Clell Miller
Topeka
B. Rhodes
Fran Cilong
Turner South
Josie Sanders
C. Privacy
LS. Minckley
Mine Mound
Geo
Robie
Pleasant Valley
Mesdaimes Gertie Carrier
Nini Kennedy
Garnett
Schuessler
Chloe Wishard
Satachi
Jas Anna
Plentanton
Myrtle Lamay
McCoy
Lait
Olin Reeve
el Mitchell
Bare Rogers
Lone Fla
Nell Lytle
Tola
Muarriage
Rogers
Lone Elm
Rowera
Anderson County
Allen County
Westphalia Briefs From a Busy Holiday Weekend in Garnett
Local notices recap social visits and travel among residents: Miss Iscrit Vania plans to sell her parent’s property, Jane Triton and Jessie Sweatt attend church events. Rev. Atherton recovers from measles and Easter services proceed. Visitors include von Hecker from LeRoy and Mr. and Mrs. Harton to Oklahoma. Frank Cayor visits Waverly. Miss Anna Hunt from Mont Ida visits her sister Med Ralph Campbell and her sister Flan in Garnett. Easter gatherings and church trips feature heavily.
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Anna Caro
Garnett Novelas Mra
McQuaids
Saniay
Andrews
Garnett
Wernesiiys Elopton
Marlington
Tewvil
Toesdey
Iscrit Vania
Seil
Sud
Jane Trton
Jessie Sweatt Earner
Atherton
Frank Cayor
Mite Goehenone
Lonit Wage
Suday
Wathelke
Langdon
Firker University
Kev. Atherton
Gratien
Bwok
Karp Campbell
Wite
Peerpy Tie House
Mrs. Real
Ralph Campbell
Flan
Cured by One Battle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Shortville Nebraska editor extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe grip. He describes rapid relief, sleep, and reduced pain, stating the remedy defeated the grip even on a second attack. Local ads note Tibbetts & Co and a streetcar conductor Walston receiving honors from the Kane Leaf City World.
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Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortville
Grip
Tibbetts & Co
Walston
Kansas City
Kane Leaf City World
Hin
Ate
Washinton
D. C
Art
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Springbranch
Geo. McGee
Oklahoma
Elon Beck
Kaneak City
Lige Parks
Kansan City
Mix Pearl Rice
DeWolfe
Tietory
Mont Pon I
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Harry
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Gas City
Losa
Grandma McCram
Burlington
Sadie Patton
Walter Hunt
Westphalia
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Vi Fixmer
Mra. J. H. Cayot
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CA Menn
Arthur Dick
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Harry DeWolf
Rev. Mathis
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Kincaid
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Hartlesville
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Edgerton Creamery Company
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D. M. Moore
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Fraternal Aid
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Eureka Messenger
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Cfiate
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Ednesday
Daise Cheek
Cobh
Carrie Nation
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Henderson, Ky
Albert F. Lombard
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McAlee
Quincy McAlee
Fraternal Aid Convention
Commercial Club
Indiana Trio
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Terre Haute
Ind
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Vaugin's
Cross
Ayer
Buckingham’ S Dye Co
Maghur
Dobbs
Wich
LM. Scott
Imicn
Rosilance
McGraw Drug Story
Svuthalle
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Seay
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