Local residents travel and court actions reported in brief
Breving News J A Wiggins of Toronto Kans is at the Royal Geo DeWolf left today on a business trip to Carthage Mo W A Byerly visited yesterday with Mr and Mrs W S Pallis Mr and Mrs W A Fallie went to Kansas City this morning T J Bassey transacted business in Toeka this week N Bowman went to Topeka this morning on supreme court business Mrs Ada Howgan returned this morning from Lafomaine Kans where she has been on a professional assignment HB Acuit is at Harris where the Ouiducty generimerohanidice Fire William Walker arrived yesterday from Leavenworth for a week's visit with his parents John Farris returned this morning from Topeka where he was a witness in a criminal case Lce Lytle left this morning for Yackton South Dakota Wednesday's Evening News J W Grimes of Bidorndy visited the city Harry Green went to Lola yesterday as a witness in the case of Sanders Joe Curry went to Topeka Monday to witness the inauguration The cane in last night off the plug Mrs May Flory who has been visiting her parents returned to Baldwin this morning Mr and Mrs Clarence Haintine visited yesterday with Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols They have recently lived at Edna Kans and are on their way to Topeka to make their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. DeWolf
Carthage
W. A. Byerly
W. 5. Pallis
W.A. Fallie
Kansas City
N. Bowman
Topeka
Supreme Court
Ada Howgan
Lafomaine
Kins
Abe
HB. Acuit
Harris
John Farris
Joe Curry
May Flory
J. T. Herbert
Baldwin
Clarence Haintine
Prank Nichols
Edna, Kang
J. M. Alexander
Manhattan
Colleye
Alexander
T. Hempstead
Okaahora
National Biscuit Company of
Oklahoma City
Fred
Local Notes from the Wednesday Evening News
Santa Fe installs electric alarm signals at street crossings. Various local notices include funerals, business openings, barber shop moves, and farming officials settling court house grading costs. Distinguished visitors and residents are mentioned with community events and revival services shaping the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe
Awful Fire Claims Life Of Mrs Higgins In City Ward
An accidental burning claimed the life of Mrs. Navoy Higgins aged seventy six in a West First street fire near the city limits. Neighbors W S Bemis and Geo Lucy extinguished flames, but Higgins died from inhalation after clothes were burned. Coroner Dr J K Scott ruled death accidental. The victim was a longtime Christian church member, with funeral held at the local church and burial at the city cemetery. Her son J C Graham and Mrs Graham were distressed by the event, prompting family to stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birey
Ta’ Inlet
Dlurar
St War
West First Street
Une
Navoy Higgins
J.C. Gralwo
Hames
Bemis
Geo Lucy
J. K Scott
Adan
Christian Church
M Moore
Hoerson
J. C. Graham
The Commoner subscription offer and departments
Bryan's Paper The Commoner is highlighted for Congress session relevance and its education and organization campaign to promote Democratic principles. It features Curront Topic and Home departments, Mr Maupin's What Common or Not, plus a low rate with Astratox for one year at $1.65. Orders go to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Paice
Bane
Maupin
Contract Closed by Fred Horton with Gas Firm
Fred Horton from Cola yesterday secured a contract with the gas company to drill three wells. Machinery will be shipped immediately and within thirty days one well should be completed. A mild note on health ends with sale details by Tibbetts Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Horton
Cola
Gas
Tibbetts Co
Slodaker Returns Home from Colorado After Two Year Absence
R. M. Slodaker arrived home from Colorado on Wednesday following an absence of about two years, marking a long-awaited homecoming for the local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Slodaker
Colorado
Suspected horse thieves nabbed after lively chase
Marshal Farris received a Kansas City description of two men wanted for stealing a horse and spring wagon. Saturday evening a wagon was spotted near JC Miller's restaurant. One suspect matched the description, admitted knowledge of the outfit, while the other denied involvement. They were jailed, with Kansas City officers en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Farris
Chief Hayes
Kansas City
JC. Miller
Crow
Ifany
Y F F Meeting at Y R FP Club Evening
A regular meeting of the Y R FP club was hosted by Miss Elsie Adair. Roll call featured quotations, Evangeline Miss Hattie Osborne presented a diary styled paper on English home builders, noted for originality. Elsie Adair reviewed Current Events. topics sparked lively discussion before ten o'clock.
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Y. R. FP. Club
Elsie Adair
Miss Iler Hosts Evening of Whist for Gibbon
A crowd gathered at Miss Hertha Thereee on West Sixth Avenue for a progressive whist evening in honor of Miss LaVerne Gibbon. Prizes went to Loyd Wyatt and Donna McCartney as the luckiest players. Guests included Gibbon, Wilton, Roger, Herriman, Brooke, McCartney, Ginnon, Gregory, Hareher, Grilli, Rice, DeWolf, Tot, Whittington, White, Tones, Mortis, Campbell, Belman, Paxton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha
Sixth Avenue
LaVerne Gibbon
Loyd Wyatt
Donna McCartnry
Iles Guents
Miss Gibbon
Gibbon Wilton
Roger
Herriman
Brooke
McCartnes
Ginnon
Gregory
Hareher
Grilli
Rice
DeWolf
Metra Tot
Whittington
White
Tones
Mortis
Wyatt
Campbell
Belman
Cole
Barber
Paxtnr
Obituary of Wes. Katt Danison Traces Lifespan and Family Ties
Wes Katt Danison born April 23 1888 in Perry County Ohio died January 18 18108 at her sister Stra Hi Lowry's home. She lived much of her life in Minos later joined by two daughters and a son. married to Jnne Danison in 1859. Survived by daughters Mrs Gyult of Joplin and Mrs Jones of Lamar, and son Stanton Davison of Dear Lodge Montana. Funeral held at the Lowry residence, Garnett Christian church officiated by Rev. A. Score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Katt Danison
Perry County
Ohio
Stra
Hi Lowry
Ulingis
Jnne Danison
Minos
Wea
Card of Thanks for Mire Daigo
We express our sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during Mire Daigo's illness and death. C. A. Loway and H. W. Gaui offer thanks for support and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daigo
Ant Vidars
C. A. Loway Ares
H.W. Gaui
Santa Fe Excursions To Kaveny City Round Trip Offer
Santa Fe announces excursion fares with limited return windows. Kaveny City trip is $3 round trip in certificiente plan for January 22 to 28. Tupecka trip costs $2.32 round trip with dates January 19, 20, 21, 28, 26, 28 and 30, limited to January. Agent Copeman coordinates the sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaveny City
Ja. At
Tupecka
Congregational Church Plans Sunday Services
Sunday services announced with morning and evening worship by the pastor. Readers are invited to attend as part of the local church schedule. The notice mentions a sermon at Relientesi and a gathering in Tie Valley with unspecified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caetor
Jacobpest
Relientesimek
Tie Valley
February Number New Idea Woman's Magazine
The February issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine showcases utilitarian patterns, home crafts, and domestic affairs alongside valued literary features. Stories delight with illustrations, including Mrs. S. A. Orne's "A Station's Patron Saint" and Neal Lyon's patriotic poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's Magazine
5. A.orne
Lincoln
Broeat Neal Lyon
Poe
Washington
Wilson Woodrow
Fiskelle
Mary of
Magdala
Case against Myers dismissed for lack of prosecution
The case charging Myers with attempting to defraud the county by securing wolf scalps bought by a Kansas City hide house was called in Justice McDonald's court this morning. The prosecuting attorney was absent, Myers demanded trial, and the court dismissed the action without prejudice and discharged the defendant. N. J. Bowman appeared for Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Kansas City
McDonald
N. J. Bowman
Father Elias Dead and Eliaa Myers of Scipio Remembered
Father Elias Myers of Scipio died at home on Saturday. He was buried in Scipio cemetery this morning. A well known Catholic priest, he lived in Scipio over thirty years and preached in this city many times. He was fifty six years old. His death will be mourned by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliaa Myers
Scipio
Elias Aele Waa
Helwis
Local Union Elects Officers After Social Event
The Christian Endeavor Society met at Mr and Mrs D D Judy's home. Mixa LaVerne Gibbon and Dr Benton played while Jennie Kirnest Judy Dona McCartney and others whistled. New officers elected for the coming year are Mabel Davia president Forest Hyde vice president and Mrs M Moore secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
The
Christian Endeavor Society
D. D. Judy
Mixa LaVerne Gibbon
Mie
Record Herald Offers Unmatched News Service
Chicago Record Herald claims its readers enjoy a unique daily service unmatched in range and completeness. The paper combines independent reporting with Associated Press news, plus popular features, giving it a distinguished position among U.S. newspapers. A social note recalls Miss Caroline Royer hosting a party for Mrs. Van Stavern of Kansas City, visitors to Garnett, with guests leaving only at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Associated Press
Record*Herald
United States
National Magazine January number edited by Joe Mitchell h Apple
The January National Magazine edited by Joe Mitchell happle offers an Admiral Schley shore article, Edwin Markham piece, a Sam Walter ous poem, and other high quality articles. The fiction is refined and the historic descriptive content is engaging. Price ten cents and available from news dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Magazine
Joe Mitchell
Happle
Admiral Schley
Edwin Markham
Sam Walter Ous
Notice To Teachers And City Council Actions In Greeley
County officials will meet Saturday January 11 in the East Side school building Gar net Kansas to examine applicants for teachers certificates. Guestone to be handed out at 7 80 a m J B Cox county superintendent. City council met Monday night to appeal Mundell versus city of Greeley to the supreme court. Mundell bill for care and physician services rejected. A traveling man in Pur lie City discharged a gun injuring his heel. he could not travel and was cared for by Mr Houts. Citizens of Unt Wanpa contribute a small purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powra
East Side
Garnett Kansas
J-B-Cox
Joseph Mundell
City of Greeley
Supreme Court
Jos Mundell
Mra. Mundell
Greeley Graphic
Ian
Missouri
Pur Lie City
Houts
Unt
Mont Ida Stents and Town Roundup in Central City
J R Seeber sold his property near Watkins et tout Hrook southwest of Central City. Miss way Gochen and party trip to Garnett last Saturday returned Sunday. SR Furney north of town ill for several days. Sam Moore took cannonball Monday night for Neal Greenwood County to visit relatives. W M Garrison sent house furniture to Welda to air Santa Fe railroad in Chase County. Hopkins Bros shipped a carload of snapped corn. J Colbert and family home from Pennsylvania where ten children all well. Magic lantern show visited town Tuesday night and repeats tonight. Maynard Evans left Tuesday for Pratt and western land prospects with brother Frank elated over western and central Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Seeber
Ty Ae Watkins Et
Central City
Garnett
Saya SR. Furney
Here
Sam Moore
Neal
Greenwood County
W. M. Garrison
Welda
Airipen
Santa Fe Railroad
Chase County
Hopkins Bros. Sho
J. Colbert
Pennsylvania
Maynard B
Evans
Pratt County
Maynard
Frank
Kansas
Visit by Miss Jennie McDermond and farm purchase near Welda
Miss Jennie McDermond daughter of Rev C Hr McDermond formerly of Greeley visited the city on Saturday paying an Acrraton visit. J T and T J Callahan arrived from Clay County Missouri to take possession of their recently purchased Welda area farm. Our old friend A Lawellin of Jackson township paid us an Saturday leaving a one dollar round amount in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McDermond
C. Hr. McDermond
Greeley
J.t.and
T. J.callahan
Clay County
Welda
A. Lawellin
Jackson Township
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
To cure a cold in one day take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on the box, 25 cents. For a bad taste in the mouth take Chamberlain’s Liver Tablets, 25 cents. Sold by Tibbetts O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Chamberlain
Perentas
Ora Aleby Tibbetts O
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