Garnett Notes of Visits and People on Sunday
Sunday visits fill Garnett news as residents travel from Ottawa to LeRoy and Chanute. The town records many relatives and friends passing through, with Mrs. Ellen Blum and Miss Hazel Upham among those arriving or departing for short stays. The column also notes local events, including a park improvement plan and a coming church camp meeting in Orchard Park.
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Dettinger
Lae Cygne
Hazel Upham
Wellsville
H. P. Schell
Gas City
If Baton
Roy Smith
Winskow
Ari
Zona
G. ¥. Smith
Gould
Mary Aver
Baker
Kansas City
Hood
Wee Frank Dotty
Frank Hunt
Chagney Barbee
Cunt Sigler
Tom Harmon
Carleton Champe
Bert Johnson
Dean Blackstein
Sherman Hannum
Lloyd
Mark Uvitt
Harry
Millee
Miss Pearl Jenny
George Marshall
Ottawa
Ena
Lead discovery reported near Garnett and Amersab county
Lead deposits are reported along A Lavyelliv's deve trae and west of Ceinnett with stones showing excellent quality. Tests in Garnett confirmed lead presence and suggest development across the Amersab county area. Local prospects are tied to broader regional mineral development and community growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mide
A. Lavyelliv
Ceinnett
Sendheine
Garnett
Fhet
Amersab
Fiature
Decoration Day Observed Despite Rain In County
Decoration Day went ahead Sunday though weather and poor lands reduced turnout. The procession and flag decorations occurred in the forenoon, graves were marked with flags and flowers, and Judge Schouinger delivered an address in the opera house to conclude the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schouinger
Garnett Letter List Names Uncleared Source
Letters unculled toe at Garnett include James J. Connor, BR Brooks, ALR Noe, Harry Neel Gee, A Sanders, W S Beas, and the Postmaster. No further context or dates provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Pontritiens
James J. Connor
BR. R. Brooks
Alr. Noe
Harry Neel Gee
A. Sanders
Free Cuil Jie 1st at Santoese weave event
Unclear text mentions North Oak Street and a deal or sale related to Phereimetinneyl twee He with five per cent from reautur prices. Reference to five vardeearpee waver free at each twentyetiong and Mae K Maui appears. Spatially anchored on North Oak Street.
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Maui
North Oak Street
Gas Well On Henson Farm Produces Strong Flow Saturday
A drilling company on the Henson farm five miles northeast of town struck a good gas flow last Saturday. The well near the Hall wells southeast of town will be cased and drilled deeper to seek more gas, with operations to proceed Wednesday evening at a depth around 125 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Henson Farm
Hall Wells
Remarkable Farm Accident Near Richmond Ends With Minor Injuries
Mrs Chris Smith of the area west of Richmond was shaken but not seriously hurt after a buggy mishap with a horse. The horse bolted toward the railroad, the buggy toppled near Hollingshead's shop, and Mrs Smith, after freeing the bridle, was dragged briefly before the horse calmed. She received care at Murdock's music store and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris, Smith
Richmond
Garnett
Court House
Hollingshead
Normal Institute Holds Twenty Fourth Session at High Valley
The Ane Der gon County Normal Institute opens its twenty fourth session on Tuesday July 5th at High Selon hailiting Geir nett. The two week program includes B. Carney as conductor and instructors Gee A Brown J. 1 White Lyn Melellan. Examinations set for August 2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anedergon County Normal Iostitute
Fine Saddle Given Away at Carnett Auction Event
M Wasser, the north side harness man, offers a fine saddle to the time customer who wins the lucky number. Visit Merritt Springer, longtime Garnett town figure, now selling medicines in Kansas City. Aug and wife from Mare sn arrive for a visit. J O Osborne and wife host. Elise Mise Jennte Woolf of Ottawa visits Mrs. Chas Hinit. Mrs by Kile spent week in Donns City visiting her sister ROT Stokes travels from Kansas.CHl Cylinder Records for Malkin machinery at Murdoch's.
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Mary Walker
Bisbee
Arizona
L. D. Kirk
Will Bouck
Greeley
Garnett
van Pellen
Burlingame
T. J. Hawdey
al Strope
Chanute
Wan
Strope
Rainer
Westphalia
JH. Cayot
Arthur Kullman
iKmeus City
Sol Kinffman
Sit Ghiss
the Holy City
Ottawa
Arat
Ryan
Kansas City
Ed Kegan
Will
Mes
Horey Johnson
Walter
Wil Fea
M. Wasser
Handaowest
Carnett
Hill
Merritt Springer
Prigay
Merritt
By Kile
Donns City
Rot
Stokes
Kansas
Nil
Uymn
Marian Des Cygnes
Third Street
Hickory
Haugh
Santa Fe
Missouri
Fort Scott
le Roy
Osawatomie
Hhough
Flood at Ottawa Describes City Devastation and Homelessness
A Garett reporter recounts Ottawa flood damage after heavy rain. The Missouri and Santa Fe lines halted, the Marian Des Cygnes rose, submerging parks and buildings, with hundreds left homeless and communities sheltering in churches and schools.
Mrs. D. B. Huggans Dead in Garnett
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. D. B. Huggans at age fifty one after a brief illness. She leaves her husband D. B. Hug two sisters a brother and two daughters in Garnett and New Mexico Moran Kas and Oakwood burial follows a funeral led by Rev M Moore. Local notices mention other deaths birthdays and community updates with names and places across Garnett Kansas including Dan Craig Kawina Pearl Rice and Mrs Sarah A Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Huggans
D. B. Hug
Christian Church
Kawina Pearl Rice
Airs
Will Rice
Garnett
Torrow
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Joe Brooks
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Saline
Maj
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Matel McConnell
Rey. Maure
Garnett High Sehoal Boys
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Tag Feiday
Gen. W. Heawn
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Bank of
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Campbell University
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Washington
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W.S. Beas
RED Rose
Garnett Creamery CO
Clifton T. Hiatt
Normal Institute
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Mare Sn
ATK
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Ang
Dirs
J. O. Osborne
Tron
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Elise
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Chas. D. Hinit
Malkin
Murdoch's
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F. A. Herbert
Practical
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Roeckers & de Greeff
Harry Coleman
Morehead
J. R. Scott
1M. Scott
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Dan ‘Ly
Sarah A. Walker
Mr. Walker
H. A. Kellog
Indwin Creek
Oklahoma
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Mra. R
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Will Morris
Jackioin
Dublin
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Jos. Martin and
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Lincoln Township
Myrtle Elliott
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Airer A. Rooks
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Lizzie Hamilton
George
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