Wednesday Evening News Social Roundup In Town
Mrs. Alex Sevber visited Pleasant Hill for a few days. Mr Ovhorne, lumber yard owner, traveled to Humbolt. Samy Swisher of Kincaid in town. Mrs Jo Williams from Col may visited. Kenyon of St Joseph on business. EH Gamble of Ottawa transacted town business. Mrs James Archer returned from Predonia. Eliza Siglea visiting her daughter Mrs Lisgie Record Osawatomsie. J Q Stillwell Leroy attorney attended court. Miss Lizie Gregory returned from Black Rock Ark. Rev Mathis went to Chanute to take charge of Presbyterian church. Geo R Page arrived from Taredo Texas due to his father’s illness. Mrs C M Brooke went to Ottawa to visit then Kansas City home. Robert Mathews to Wichita, then residence with James Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Sevber
Atr. Ovhorne
Gailey & Hier
Tom Humbolt
Samy Swisher
Kincaid
Jo. Williams
Colmay
J. Q. Stillwell
Leroy
Lizie Gregory
Black Rock Ark
Rev. Mathis
Chanute
Local Notes From Garnett Detail Town Events And People
Ler S Hawkins of Chanute visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Bemis. Selwin J Spurlin of Union Town purchased a firm near Hare re and plans to move to the county. Next Saturday at 7 30 p m the Rufus Gilpatrick Post 180 A Bt will elect officers. Miss Bessie Farrow was hurt on Hast Third street when she tripped on a loose board. Sidewalks need repair. United Brethren Sunday School plans a Christmas program with St Nicholas to visit Garnett. Marshal Farris seeks reward for a runaway sixteen year old boy from Ark City. May A Van Slyke have moved to Lola Thy Fatheran Ladies enjoyed a jovial night at Mrs Hinne’s. Gal Houston learns a daughter in Guthrie has quarters with his uncle at Lowry in St Louis, and Mrs Parrott of Atlanta visits Roy Stein. U P Aid Society elected officers Cephas McEwen president Grace Howerton treasurer. Lost gold watch scratched M S from B D or ED 2 reward offered. Morris birth in the foot last Saturday while barn work. C W of Christian church held social at Miss Bessie Lincoln’s home with games and taffy pulling. Horace Reed received word of Mr Boyle’s death. sister Mrs Boyle in Akron. Thanksgiving bank offering organized with Mrs T Marnest president and Mrs Geo Hunley treasurer. funds to aid charitable purposes. committee includes one member from each church. Notify committee of needs or gifts for life’s unfortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Gilpatrick Pont
Bessie Farrow
Farrow
United Brethren Bundsy School
St. Nicholas
Jobin
Mra. T. M.arnest
Geo Hunley
Wing family to visit Osawatomie then New Mexico
Mrs R G Wing and family left for Osawatomie yesterday to visit daughter Mrs Peterson until Friday. From there they will join Mr Wing in New Mexico where he has a good position with the Rock Island. Local friends regret their departure but wish them a pleasant home in the sunny Southland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Wing
Osawatomie
Peterson
Mr. Wing
New Mexico
Rock Island
Southland
Royal Tailors and M. Born & Co Suits and Ladieswear
Selections from the Royal Tailors and M. Born & Co offer men and boys suits from 8.50, with special prices on ladies suits jackets and skirts. Quality, style, fit and finish praised, satisfaction guaranteed under Clifton T. Hiatt.
Relief Corps Elects Officers After Regular Meeting
Relief Corps met in regular session on Saturday and elected officers for the year. Mrs. L. M. Karnest was named president with Mrs. Abby Knight as senior vice and junior vice, Mrs. Miller chaplain, Mrs. Kennedy treasurer, Mrs. Ellis secretary, Mrs. Vexs conductor, Mrs. Maggie Knight assistant, Mrs. Doll guard, and Mesdames Scott, Oman, and Bockover as color bearers. All officers were chosen by acclamation and perfect harmony prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
L. M. Karnest
Abby Knight
Miller Chaplaine
Kennedy
Ellis
Vexs
Magg’e Knight
Doll Guard
Meadames
Scott
Oman
Bockover
A. O. U. W Elects Officers For Ensuing Term
The regu lar meeting of the A O U W lodge elected officers for the next term. M W Wadley was named Foreman with Adeline as Overseer and Cat Newman as Recorder. J B Cox became Financier while J C Osborne was Receiver and J W Garrison Guide. W H Weidenbaker was Inside Watchman and W A Mahan Outside Watchman. J D Pilkington was Med Ex and J A Milligan Representative. J A Marshall Alternate with W A Mahan as the other officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Lodge
M. W
Wadley
Adeline
Cat Newman
J. B. Cox
J. C. Osborne
J. W. Garrison
W. H. Weidenbaker
W. A. Mahan
J. D. Pilkington
Med
J. A. Milligan
J. A. Marshall
W.A. Mahan
Marred Wedding at Mitchell Home in Silica Area
In a ceremony at the bride’s parents home near Silica on November 20 1902 Misa Bertha Mitchel and Delta Rice of Garnet Elder W Blum officiating After the ceremony guests moved to the dining room for a bountiful supper Delta Rice is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Geo Reis of the city and well regarded by all who know him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Mitchell
Silica
Misa Bertha Mitchel
Delta Rice
Garnet, Elder
W. Blum
Mier
Chase Breeze
Geo Ries
How to Prevent Croup Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mothers learn croup prevention by early hoarseness diagnosis. The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy dispels symptoms if used at hoarseness or the rough cough, reducing danger and anxiety. Tibbetts & Co sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbetts & Co
Thirtieth Anniversary Observed at Lincoln Township Home
Monday's Evening News reports Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Anderson celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary at their Lincoln township residence. Only relatives attended with a guest from Oregon. A bountiful dinner followed and the couple received a sum of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aro
H. M. Anderson
Kridey
Lincoln Township
Oregon
Missouri Pacific Excursions To Ordway And More
Homeseekers excursion program details limited to 21 day return. One fare plus three dollars for round trips to Ordway Colorado on sale dates November 18 December 2 16 January 20. Additional trips grouped by months January February March and April with varying return windows and round trip pricing. Agents with teams and wagons sought to sell medicines PR Ovarer Par ala Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers Igxeurman
Ordway
Colo
Will Bore For Gas Franchises Awarded in Garnett
Garnett city council granted a gas franchise to Dr. J A Milligan by unanimous vote. A company with Col Woodford and others will develop wells in Anderson county within sixty days, piping gas for city buildings free of charge and charging up to thirty five cents per thousand feet. Described plans include hiring a gas man and securing multiple wells, with Mr Madison’s rival bid rejected after mandamus considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
J. A. Milligan
Anderson County
Milligan
Mr. White
J. H. Cannon
Madison
N. L. Bowman
Madson
Dr. Milligan
Mont Ida Jottings on Corn Harvest and Local Changes
The column notes heavy corn arrivals daily at the Mont Ida station and vast storage awaiting shipment. It reports a new landlord, Thomas Hitchcock, replacing the former owner of the Hotel de Kalb, and mentions a public sale date set by the coal trust with Moses Woodland opposite the mule ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Ida
Hotel de Kalb
Jake
Thomas Hitchcock
Wm. Garrison
Coal Trust
Moses
M. HL
Central City Pair United in Presbyterian Marriage
Mr. F R Byall and Miss Lu Shaefer of Central City were married at the Presbyterian Manse in the afternoon of December 10 with Rev H G Mathis officiating. The bride, a popular Central City young woman, is daughter of Mr Frank Shaefer. The groom hails from one of the county’s former families. They left at 3 05 for a visit with the groom’s parents in the western part of the state and will return to make their home with Mr Shafer. Friends extend best wishes for a long, joyous married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Byall
Shaefer
Central City
H. G. Mathis
Byall
Frank Shaefer
Mr. Shafer
Woodmen Elect Officers and Local Notices
Woodmen elect officers for the ensuing year at Garnett Camp No 822 M W of A. plus local notices, ads, and speeches. Detai ls cover appointments, and glimpses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a note on advertising opportunities, with Genial references to Eli Perkins lecture dates and local editor changes.
Visit San Francisco Visit San Francisco
A cosmopolitan city gateway to the Orient is reached by the Santa Fe from Chicago. The California Limited offers travel through the fertile San Joaquin valley with dustless engines and smooth roadways as described by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Address General Passenger Office Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Chicago
Oib
California Limited
San Joaquin
California
General Passenger
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
C.S. Conmmai
Topeka Daily State Journal Lands Modern Printing Press
The Topeka Daily State Journal announces a new double cylinder printing press, claims 35,000 ten page papers per hour, advancements include sixteen pages on Saturdays, and stronger Associated Press service with market reports and feature pieces aimed at women and readers. Subscriptions priced at 30 cents a month, 90 cents for three months, and $1.80 for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Areca Hae Juatinres
Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka Daily State Journal
Sheriff Notice From Garnett Kansas 1092
D M Moore sheriff office Garnett Kansas November 21 1092 Bowman SOT Attorneys for Plaintiff actions or claims advised by Bowman SOT Attorneys for Plaintiff filed with the sheriff for processing and service of process as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Moore
Sheriff's Office
Garnett, Kas
Bowman & Sot Attorneys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fallin
Cushio
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W. S. Fallis
Thurvilny
Evening News
Geo. R Page
Taredo
Texas
M.A. Page
C. M. Brooke
Ottawa
Kansa City
Robert Mathews
James Rhodes
Wichita
Ler S. Hawkins
Ww. H. Bemis
Selwin
J. Spurlin
Union, Town
Spurlin
Harere
Minasd
Ae A van Slyke
Lola
Hinne
East Sixth Street
Gal Houston
Guthrie Okla
Hi Une Ton
A J. Lowry
St. Louis
Sanford Parrott
Aulanty, Ga
Gre
Roy Stein
Lowry
Stein
Mr. Parrott
U. P. Aid Society
Cephas Mc- Ewen
Grace Howeton
B. D
Sane
Gould
Frank Morris
Neil
C. W. of the Christian Church
Bessie Lincoln
Horace Reed
Bernard Boyle
Akron
Ohio
Boyle
Reed
the Royal Tailors
M. Born & CO
Clifton T. Hiatt
Offi
Shaw
Missouri Pacific Excursions
Mont Ida Jottings
Holcomb
Woodmen
W. F. Radford
V.c
Chamberlain
J. H. Seita
Detroit
Mich
Tibbetts, &Co
Tom Highly
Garnett Journal
Labor Signal
Oklahoma City
Central Trader and Labor Assembly of Oklahoma
Tom
Cascarets
L. D. Dobbs
Tibbetts, Co
Vern Ayres
Greeley
Eli Perkins
Dan Campbell
Deliphos Republican
Anderson
Counter
Harvey On. Co
Cleveland
Geo. B. Telford
Washington Township
B. W. Grove
F. A. Herbert
Hatcomb's
Baldwin & Hunley
Ueder Bank of Commerce
San Francisco
Topeka State Journal
Etrat Pabttrhofl
State OF
Oes Axonsox County
Yens Peterson
Plaintiff
John O'Neil
Fourth Judicial District Court
Toba J
O'Neil
John J. O'Neil
State OF Kansas
Susan Hogan
Francia O'Neil
Sarah O'Neil
Alicert. O'Neil
Plaintiffs
Ee Falaing
Shewa
Township
Ighteen
Ai County
Toa Mort
Joan J. O'Neil
John J O'Neil
D. M. Moors
Finiekur
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