Local residents travel for visits and business on midweek routes
RN Kerr of Glentovk visits Wednesday. Mrs Dick Muck returns to Krousas City Monday. Clyde Halliday returns to Pitts Aburg Wednesday. Ad Stein Jr goes to Gas City on business. Conway Marshall to Sedalia yesterday. John Neville from Lawrence arrives Wednesday night on business. Mrs Anna Morris of Chanute visits Frank Norman and wife. Dirs Geo Lawellination leads commencement exercises at Wella Wednesday. Mrs VanOsdel of Ottais visits daughter Mrs Dethine Bennett yesterday. Mrs Quirley Me city Tuesday. W O Wyatt and wife attend springs and the Mrs Wotlein event in Kansas City yesterday. Rev Moore addresses graduation. Col A W Woodford visits Welda on business. Miss Dot Ayers goes to Welda Wednesday for graduation. Mrs W B Neff visits Kansas City Tuesday. Mayor Corley and Albert Kelsey transacted business in Garnett Tuesday. Moore Johnson goes to Wichita Wednesday for celebration. Pratik Stevens and wife visit Doc Morse family in Texas Wall. Will South and wife of Lawrence visit last Saturday. Will Whitney and wife return to Sulina Wednesday.
Local Notes Sketches of Sickness and Appointments
Local notes report John Watkins from Jackson township ill and Ail Bennetterect entering a blue ribbon trotting sale in Rapens City. Elon Beck returned from Kansas City to work at painting and paper hanging. Miss Fanny Jackson of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs W J McMurray. Mrs Embree sells her pore at Ottawa and plans to stay. Newyer Grow-Old club met at Mrs Frank Hobart. old folks with lively spirits. Dr Heatt’s officers prepared and appointed. Dr Carton of Welda bound over to district court in 500. C A Lowry of Reeder township felled by paralysis yesterday. family cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapens City
Elon Beck
Kansas City
Embree
N. J. Dowman
Joe Keezel
Ottawa
Newyer-Grow-Qld Club
Frank Hobart
Remonn
Dr. Carton
Welda
Justice McDon Md
District Court
Happenings Here and There In City and County
A scan of The Sere der from Bismarck North Dakota notes President Roosevelt’s visit. Mrs Rogers leads a Congregational church mission meeting and Miss Maggie Smith reports on Egypt. Wesphatio and a deep shaft near Wray are mentioned. Mrs Susan Watkins dies at 67 from paralysis after strokes. funeral at Garnett cemetery with family grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
North Dakota
Roosevelt
J. W. Lawellin
Congregational Church
Seta
Rogers
Thoxday
Maggie Smith
Egypt
S. Mra
McCirtary
Covur
Ciba
Death of Frank R Morris in Henderson Ky
Frank R Morris, baggage master at Garnett Union Station, died of typhoid fever at 26. His mother Mrs Philip Morris of Garnett Kansas and other relatives learned of his death after a telegram from Henderson Kentucky. The burial will ship his body to Garnett, Kansas, with services at a local church and interment at Garnett Cemetery. The Henderson Daily Journal notes the distant family connections and the quiet funeral customs observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Daily Journal
Morris
Union Station
Garnett
Kansas
Philip Morris
Gar
Hy Banone
A. Te Morris
John Morga
Spiritualist Meeting Demonstration Scheduled
A Sunday April spiritualist meeting, under the Stat ist Association, invites all to attend. Russell of Te i will lead five occult demonstrations, with “Ee in mat A” noted as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Statist Association
Storm stories birth in Ursuline convent tale
Edwinna Pearl Rice born during Galveston storm in a ruined home. Her mother rescued as house collapsed. she arrived at Ursuline convent wrapped in a bathing suit, christened two days later by Father Karwha. Story honors storm toll and miracle birth amid wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Uis
Ile
Tittle Edwinna Pearl
William Rice
Twentyelil Street
Giglveston
Galveston
Delock
Rige
Nnconcius
Philip Brotheron
Ursuline Convent
Ilistans
Ray Line
Ursulise
Oyray
Yeoland
Edwinna
Karwha
Mary Josephine Edwinng
Rowe
Phe
Petrre
Loking
Baby picture sent to Vatican after convent painting
A painting painted by one of the sisters at the convent bore the name of a child and was sent with history. Return mail yielded a Vatican acknowledgement and a request from the Pope for the baby's image. The next day the bodies of William Rice and his two daughters were found near the rescue site of Mrs Rice and Mr Neeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Edwinaa Pearl
William Rice
Local Notes From Kincaid Blue Mound and Colony Areas
Mrs Hirrictt Ginley traveled to Kincaid on Monday and CH Nichols visited Kincaid on Tuesday for business. E Cox handled business in Blue Mound last week. Gay Quist and his wife visited home talks at the start of the week. D W Stoll is rebuilding and enlarging the sheds of his laundry yard. Clyde Miller and wife from Kincaid visited Saturday and returned Sunday. D Smith painted Mee EE Miller's house last week and is seeking J H Lamy this week. Mrs Chloe Wisharil’s school closes tomorrow and she has given good satisfaction. Winnie Ferguson of Battle Creek is visiting near this region. Rev Knupp of Colony filled his regular appointment Sunday morning. His discourse drew the congregation’s attention. A new barber shop in the plain yellow building is run by Win Sorrellon and Van Correll Jr. Mix B Mitchell is under Drumes care in Blue Mound with similar condition. KB Reeve is prowling near S Calvert of LeRay at the Presbyterian church in Opal, Lou Hay. April 26th there will be a Mass and subject about The American Hay. Agent Rader and Mr Rader left for Missouri for a vacation with kinfolk. A drill frack in Minden will take Mr Rader’s place for a time. Opal’s little girl was kicked by a colt, cutting above one eye. On Martin was called and sewed the wound, the child recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirrictt Ginley
Kincaid
CH. Nichols
E Cox
Blue Mound
Gay Quist
D.W. Stoll
Lunderyard
Clyde Miller
Kincuid
Coe Over
D. Smith
EE Miller
J H. Lamy
Chloe Wisharil
Winnie Ferguson
Battle Creek
Mick
Kev. Knupp
Colony
Rane
Win
Sorrellon
van Correll, Jr
Mix B. Mitchell
Drumes
Reeve
S. Calvert
LeRay
Presbyterian
Fone Eli
Lou Hay
Rader
Missouri
Minden
Opal
Martin Wa
Indiana Trio Promotes Temperance at City Events
The Indiana Trio and Miss Daisy Steadington performed last Friday and Saturday at the Audit orium, facing small audiences and few ministers. They advocate temperance, met with mixed reception, and plan talks before a city election. They spoke at the Brethren church and Meatuvotist church on Sunday, receiving supportive greetings from local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ndhiga
Daisy Steadington
Favitas
Darling
Usted Brethren
Nicke
Myrdal
Earliest Visited Versions Talk At Congregational Church
The Congregational church hosts a Sunday evening lecture by its pastor presenting The Earliest Vied Versions. The event aims to cover biblical history from ancient times to the present with a focus on how the Bible has been transmitted through ages.
Uncalled Letters At Garnett Post Office Prompt Cautions
A historical note lists uncalled letters at Garnett Post Office under initials and names such as K Robert and Jennie Brown. It mentions Try-Holcomb's Headache Powders as a local remedy claim and asserts the product has cured others and will cure you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Fistaffice
K. Robert
Art Antler
Ostatic
Ll Bat
Jennie BE. Brown
J.P. Hirt
Hse
Julius Harmen
Chris Naber
W.spears
Nestminster
Publication Notice in State of Kansas Justice Court
First published April 10. In NHERSON COUNTY justice court of L H Gordon justice of the peace in Arnett city, Canton and HW Reed partners doing business as Cannon Reed, Pigintilla. Public notice records the firm names and ongoing legal action under Kansas law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Kansas
Nherson County
Justice Court
L. H. Gordon
Arnett
Said
Canton
HW. Reed
Cannon & Reed
Pigintilla
W.G. Stewart
J. H. Canon
H.W. Reed
Sareh
Lucs
JH. Gordon
Penge
Garnett
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Ye Palcia
P Fred S W. Manley
Canhier En Xeas
the National Bank OF Commerce
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
Scott Elliott
W. 5S
Fallix
Masternan
Ene
Beieg
Kerr
Glentovk
Mra
Dick Muck
Krousas ‘City
Mes
Clyde Halliday
Pitts
Aburg
Ad Stein, Jr
Gas City
Conway Marshall
Sedalia
John Neville
Lawrence
Anna Morris
Chanute
Frank Norman
Geo
Lawellination
Wella
Mra. VanOsdel
Ottais
Ccanied Awar jNesterday
Dethine Bennett
Quirley
W. Wyatt
Risa
Wiehinne Mid Co le Springs, Mo
Wotleins
Puesthas
Jackson
Moore
A.W. Woodford
Chapman Addition
Dot Ayers
Neff
Kan
Abner Andrews
Corley
Albert Kelsey
Greeley
Moore Johnson
Wichita
Orr
Pratik Stevens
Vising
Doc" Morse
Texas Wall
Texas
Will Sodith
Westphalin
Will Whitney
Maj
John Watkins
Jackson Township
Fanny Jackson
Indianapolis
W. J. McMurray
Dr. Heatt
Athiewise
Hall Womnpet
C. A. Lowry
Reeder Township
A. Kin Parcaltant i Ab
Ie Wae
Wesphatio
Ses. Wray
Susan Watkins
Ingy
Phave
Shiptye Gyijyantig
Frank R. Morris
Philips Morris
Honeferagn
Frank
John
Tnex DeWolf
Pat
Frost
Frichtly
Methodist
Magery
Gare Peltsinge
Niie
Hive
New York
Spiritualist Meeting
Ley
Webb
Northers
Cardus
Dadanay
Cardul
Hide Garnett
Io Winna Pearl Rice
Sepusuber
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda Biacult
National Biscuit Company
Sandy Cathartic
Holcomb & CO
Pwest
Square
Anderson
Hans Erickson
Angeletta Erickson
State of Kansas
Dowastas & Warruxcros
D. Jones
Ats
Ayer
Downler
Hermaton
Knat
Hauswand
Nebraska
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