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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
5
A crowded local item ledger from Lone Elm and nearby colonies covers visits, meetings, church services, baseball games, fairs, obituaries, and travel. It notes Kincaid Welda participants, weekly church gatherings, a bountiful 20 cent dinner, and various trips to Garnett, Joplin, Topeka, and Denver as residents maintain social ties and family duties.
Central City residents and visitors are noted in a string of social notes. Davis visits friends in Haldwin while Krape attends the Butlide exposition. Gradin Ramsay of Greeley is visiting and Dr Ramsay at Elvorado Springs reports improved health. Mrs. Stevens hosts a social Saturday the 24th. Woodman picnic at Harris draws many locals. Mrs. Cress visits Elvora Springs for health on the 19th. Mrs. Parks’ daughter in McCade neighborhood hosts visitors, with ice cream social for the M Church on the 28th at Mr Cassidy’s. Mrs. Alice Is rape entertains guests on the 15th and local youths share a pleasant evening. Mrs. Ayers visits Paola, Spink Heap returns from California, and Mrs. L D Rick visits Lawrence. A Weld and wife visit their daughter Wall Wyatt. Honey Setter ships 4 couples of fine hops to Pueblo. Judson in front of Mom J. Satagitey finishes pullets. Dr Cri remains ill.
The Kansas City Journal reports the death of Amanda R. Rippy who long resided in Kansas and supported woman suffrage and prohibition. In later years she lived at St. Joseph Missouri. The notice notes she had ties to prohibition party activities and public service.
W A Gages and Tom Hesp ship coal to Mont Ida. Local workers are moved to Laie. Mrs M I Pyans returns from Yates Center. Mrs Ellie Manspeaker ill with fever. Foster, formerly of here, visits Seattle kin. Grandpa Gedney near death after a stroke. A J Haden leaves post at cement works in Iola. Ted Burke noted. Dr Skillman’s stepson returns from Lidi. Tait Moone returns to Kansas to resume duties.
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