Elopement and capture end in Garnett
Three travelers from Manove Oklahoma arrived in Garnett claiming to be passing through and camped. The wife and a man named Stanley fled with another man in a carriage, leading to a pursuit by Sheriff Moore and Pawnee authorities. They were captured in Richmond and returned. The wife later testified against her husband as blamed for the trouble. Mrs Lane, aged 88, died at her daughter's home in Garnett after a brief illness. Funeral held at the Baptist church. body sent to LaCygne Kansas for burial beside her husband.
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Moore
Richmond
Heivagle Hack
Gaenett
Manove
Oklahom
Airs Marshall
Garnett
Pawnee
Marshall
Stanley
J.B. Dellinger
LaCygne
Kansas
Garnet
Samuel Craig
Alvaretta
Oklahoma
Plora Lawellin
Topeka
Narmat F. Ramsey
Garnett Koy
Weldon
Site
Kansas City
Henry
Fa Scott
Tisbeter
Mery
Eaton
Probate Court Grants Multiple Marriage Licenses In State
On the 18th Judge Higgins issued a license to A B South of Belleville Texas and Miss Bessie McCrea of Garnett. He issued licenses on the 20th to Arthur Baird of Anderson County and Mixa Eva Winkelman of Linwood Leavenworth. the same day to Anton Small and Theresa Stiefler of Greeley. Beammel and Cammer eke to wed in Mt Carmel Catholic church next Tuesday. Delia Russell filed as guardian for Orville Russell on the 21st.
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Higgins
A. B. South
Belleville
Texas
Bessie McCrea
Garnett
Arthur Baird
Anderson County
Mixa Eva Winkelman
Linwood
Leavenworth
Anton Small
Theresa Stiefler
Greeley
Germany
Jas. Beammel
Sophia Cammereke
Scipio
Mt. Carmel
Delia Russell
Anneal
Orville Russell
Big Diner Red Light Revives Ballosene Dinner
A local diner, once serving a special ballosene dinner, reintroduces the dish under the management of Beane. Community diners report renewed interest as the restaurant markets the revival with a limited run and traditional flavors.
Small-pox outbreaks and lookouts in Franklin county
Franklin county reports several small-pox cases amid a flurry of local items. The column notes discuss Henry Bros. seeds ad, grain news, weather effects on wheat, travel notes, social visits, school district changes, a bank election, a jail removal, a wedding, egg market strain, and a revival in Kincaid, with health quarantines and routine town life details.
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Franklin County
Local News Mixed With Visits In Colony Area
Social notices recount visits by J H Lamay and wife in Colony, Mrs John Moore returning to Gardner, and others from Kincaid and LeRoy. A blind lecture at M E church, churchgoers from Kincaid, and a Knights and Ladies election feast are noted along with travel to Ottawa and Greenwood. Local fare and a surprise for Willie Kyner are mentioned amid travel reports and community happenings.
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J. H. Lamay
Colony
John Moore
Gardner
Wolf Hunt in Jackson township Tuesday January 28
A wolf hunt is scheduled for Tuesday in Jackson township with lines starting at 8 and meeting at 11. Each line will have three captains and use no dogs or rifles larger than No 2 shot. Meeting place is the southeast quarter of Gilmore farm east of Ottman’s. Other local notices include family visits, court actions, deaths, and a new baby, with references to Garnett and Osawatomie communities.
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Jackson Township
Glenloch
Central City
Pacific Railroad
Cedarcreek
Gilmore Farm
Ottman'’s
Westphalia Items and Local Business Updates
Westphalia items report Paola visitor Mr Wingert on business in the neighborhood. Farmers are urged to improve methods or leave farming. Paulemner abandoned a 235 foot well, noting salty water. Geo Whaley rents Mrs Corney’s Central City farm, praised as scarce and valuable. A county convention behind locked doors sparks debate on better understanding.
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Paulemner
Geo. Whaley Hais
J. A. Corney
Central City
Lisa
Revival Service at Christian Church Starts January 19
Revival services begin Sunday evening January 19 and continue indefinitely. Topics include what must persons believe to avoid condemnation, a discourse on understanding what you tend to, the midnight storm, and a Sunday morning special. Evening themes cover From Been to Hell and from Hell to Heaven as the series progresses.
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Christian Church
Hell
Heaven
Garnett Lecture Course and Local Notices
Hazy notice list with several items including a lecture by Jolf Clark Wednesday evening January 40th and reserved seats on sale at Glass book store, MIL diseases start in the bowels and Cascarets recommended for bowel health. Local obit notes Mrs Georgia Class died last Sunday in Seymour, Indiana, wife and mother of four. Also items on Bacon selling horses, Lutheran Ladies Aid dinner February 1, and Houston returning from Guthrie Oklahoma.
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Jolf, Clark
Froit London
Glass’ Book Sure
Georgia Class
Dave Cheek
Seymour
Ind
Repairing Neatly Done
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a health tonic for frail bodies worn from worry and overwork. It claims the medicine repairs the body, strengthens soft tissues and lungs, and improves blood, promising quick, direct use with a bottle in hand.
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Scott
Civil Service Examinations Open Across States in March and April
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold exams in multiple locations during March and April to recruit for government service. About 10,000 appointments are expected this year with life tenure for most positions and salaries from 660 to 1200 dollars annually. Free information is available by writing to the Columbia College Correspondence College in Washington DC requesting its catalogue.
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U. S. Civil Service
Compton
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D.C
Dhat
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F. J. Buack
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W. J. McMurray
Probate Court
Albert Ross
Peter Engleman
James Diedel
P. N. Poster
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Jim McGuire
Charles Hafert
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Frank Joseph
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P. W. Simmons
J. H. Ri
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J. M. Oates
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Kay
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Topika
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Cleo
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Thos
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Harpe
Duny
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George Paddock
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Will Davis
J. W. Pashing
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Oklahoma City
Harry Johnson
Henry Calvert
Miss Dot Ayres
Anna Keim
W. A. Johnson
John Francis
State Historical Society
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A. W. Sterling
PL J Black
W.5. Hannum
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Joan Ofive
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Sarah Rankin
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Prank Holloway
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Findlay
Linn County
John
Missouri Pacific Railroad
L. J. Puller
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O.C. Nokes
Lane Rim Township
Uncle Nokes
Frank
Toronto
Chicago
Court House Square
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B. G. McCrea
Rev. Mathis
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Woodmen'’s Hall
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Indian Territory
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F. A. Herbert
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M. E
Leta Lord
Lane Week
Maggie Kelmey
Postomster McDowell
Kanane City
Ira Johnston
Kineenid
A.D. McFadden
Kenta County
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Newton
Svatwish
Prisay
Friends
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Jeyman
C. Q. Chandler
the National Bank OF Commerce
W. S. Woods
E. E. Mastermap
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Pauli
Geo
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Bilis
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Gaeheie
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Geo, Crain
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Weg
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Amaller Team
Lades' Aid Society
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Ruey
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BI Koy
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Mike Hers
Wally
Rugiets de
Holcond
Holcomb & CO
Squire
Attorney AT Law
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J. R. Scott
M. Scott
Glaswen
Tris & McUray
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Aolcomb
A. L. Benton
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