Normal Notes On Opening Week Of Enrollments
Normal opened Monday with enrollment near 99 and reports of instructors arriving from multiple towns. Notable visitors included Prof Huskey Rev Henderson and Prof GA Brown, with a long list of attendees and staff contributing to devotions and regular normal work during the week.
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Henderson
Murda
Huskey
GA. Brown
Mie Capper
Misa Rinklanwry
Myers
TN Green
Cuits
Fram Garnett
Dihel
MacLarall
Amy Neil
Coit Lave
Burl Chai
Beutat Hearsten
Xaud Craig
Stell Cessna
Wage Lindsay
Atta McCable
Watlen Tavis
Jlmn Kennelly
Gen. Lawellin
Kincaidteurage Geistiel
Jullie Paradise
Lert Jivtinsust
Bertha Prieto
Bernice Street
Gir Kovac
Ten McNut
Orr Oliuatend
Mount Ida
Achiin Sybert
Je Ramaayy
Jo Bs
Stusetialee
Commencement Exercises at Opera House Postponed
Commencement exercises were held at the opera house after postponement due to an email ailment. The program featured soprano soloists Lena Stewart and Maisie Lindsay, and orations by Ros Stein and Hilbert Davin Dantinn. Diplomas were presented to graduates including Judy, Crom, Kirkton and McCray.
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Opera Louse
Pang Bilterie
White
Lena Stewart Serous
Hell
Missew
McCray
Card of Thanks to the Vanghlers and friends
Card of Thanks from the family of Mas, AL, and friends in Mogse and Fasiity, Retekal and Irlenitawtir express heartfelt gratitude to those who offered assistance after a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Local Notes From Town Hurt by Accident and Travel
A long jumble of names and places records residents socializing traveling to Kansas City and Carthage, visits to relatives, a firemen’s tournament, and a caregiver’s fall with a bad bruise. Several locals are named including Mrs. Axtel, Mr. and Mrs. Henson, Miss Hath Bouener, and Judge Harder’s family. The report pieces together weekly movements, visits, and minor coincidences in a small community.
Garnett to Celebrate Fourth in Grand Style
Garnett plans a grand Fourth of July celebration with a large, citywide event. A Monday night meeting at the court home will finalize fall arrangements and outline the grand program in Garnett. The town is preparing for what is described as one of its grandest celebrations yet, with many local residents planning to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Garnett High School Alumni Hold Twelfth Anniversary Reception
The Garnett High School Alumni held their twelfth annual reception in the Auditorium with faculty and clansee represented. The program featured instrumental music, an address of welcome by Olive Griffin, and various responses. Refreshments followed as members praised the event, noting the association is out of debt and plans an even better meeting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett High School
Pana
Olive Griffin
Welvolle
C. Bronston
Blanche Archer
Carrie Roger
Ella
Reduced Rates via the Missouri Pacific Ry
Reduced rates advertised for several cities including Corrawn Knn-On Detroit Buffalo Winfield and St Louis with sale dates in June and July. Fares listed such as 10.35 and 21,985 reflect limited return periods and deposits, with agents BR G Waxo.
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Corrawn
Knn
Bath
Ta Centy
St. Louis
Detroit
Mich
Buffalo
No Y
Winfield
Kas
Waxo
Agt
Jackson Township Clatter and Rural Weather Notes
Rain remains heavy in Jackson Township with crops described as promising though variable. Early potatoes praised while chinch bugs thrive. Local supply includes twelve loads of stick shipped from Glenrock. Community updates mention a new telephone line from Garnett to Ottawa via the Junction schoolhouse and a June wedding at Mrs. Priscilla Ryan's residence. Joe Zentner visits Kansas City relatives. Republican candidates noted. Remarks about Filipinos reflect dated imperial attitudes post Manila.
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Joe Carey
Garnett
Ottawa
Junction School House
Priscilla Ryan
BP. W. Wycoff
Frances Farria
Wycoff
Pete
Joe Zentner
Kansas City
Pred
Sam
Aujenet
Obituary of Martha Mann Morse Bland in city home
Martha Mann Morse Bland was born December 26, 1824 in Ohio and died May 30, 1890 at Mrs. A. L. Black’s home. She married Taxon A. Morse in 1849. had three sons G. F. Morse J. D. Morse S. M. Morse and a daughter who died in childhood. She later married Peter Bland in 1861, with one daughter Eva Black. A faithful member of the M B church since age nine, she lived a devout life and died peacefully after years of illness. The funeral, at her church home, featured a Rebekah tribute.
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Martha &. Mann
Xechenlcvburg
Ohio
Mra. A
Order of
Rebekah
Fraudulent tree sellers parade as nursery agents
A countywide warning notes a gang calling themselves agents for an adjoining county nursery offering trees at fabulous prices. The same stock can be supplied by Capt. Dobbs at about half the price, who can obtain it from the same nursery if desired.
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Capt. Dobbs
Lone Elm Items Show Local Visits and Events
J D Byerly took a stock train to Kansas City Monday. Mrs E Miller visiting relatives near Kincaid this week. Miles Enid Bouteong visiting relatives in Missouri Mant week. Jonas Whitney on business in Colony J last week. P Gay of Kansas City Lone Elm Tuesday on business. Mary Smith and Ona Hester of Prairie View spent Tuesday night with Lone Elm friends. S Cram of Garnett in town on business Tuesday. Elm House served supper to Woodmen Tuesday night. fourteen candidates initiated. Young people attended a social dance at I N Roe's last Wednesday. Joe Barker of Burlington here Tuesday. D W Stoll and wife and C Hewlett and wife of Kansas City were in Iola last Thursday. Children day at Presbyterian church next Sunday. Mira Nina Hulbert visiting friends at Elemore this week. Children day observed at Methodist church. exercises were interesting and the church decorated. Mrs James Lawrence and children of Slentocin visiting relatives nearby. Miss Mattie Kelsey went to Ottawa last week to visit relatives. Dr Wang did not entertain at the Methodist church Tuesday evening due to the rain. J H Lamay and family arrived home at Larned Saturday and will reside in the flat. Mrs Lae May’s health not better. Infant child of John Pine and wife laid to rest in Lone Elm cemetery Saturday evening.
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P. Gay
Kansas City
Lone Eim
Mary Smith
Ona Hester
Prairie View
Lone Elm Friends
S. Cram
Garnett
Tusday
Elm House
I. N. Roe
Joe Barker
Burlington
D.W. Stoll
C. Hewlett
Iola
Presbyterian Church
Mira Nina Hulbert
Elemore
Methods al
James Lawrence
Slentocin
Mattie Kelsey
Ottawa
Wang
J. H. Lamay
Larned
Lae
May
B. J. Matthews
Prairie
Nevada
John Pine
Lone Elm Cemetery
Santa Fe Excursions as Civil Endeavor Chautauqua Tours
Detroit convention excursion offers 21.26 round trip with July sale and August return limit. Columbus Ohio and Indianapolis programs list 21 and 18 dollar round trips with June to August return windows. St Louis and Ottawa plans show 810.35 and 73 cent rates with specific sale and return dates. C S Coramam, agent.
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Detroit
Mich
Convention of Christian Endeavor
Sth
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Ottawa
Kas
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Ghive Uniti
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Lewis & Cole
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Colony
John Hollingshead
Jota
Ralph Brooke
Rogers, Ark
A. L. Benton
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Chas. Vaughn
Jackson Township
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Tony Fashing
Yelone
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Scott
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Judge Schoonover
Hattie Downie
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C. HL Lathen
Greviey
Missouri Pacific
Glenrock
Elihu Rhynes
Chris Hemrick
Upham
Jackson
Dewey
Manila
America
Jim
J. D. Byerly
Miles Enid Bouteong
Wiskouri
Jonas Whitney
Colony J
Santa Fe Excursions
Aldrich
J. M. Bluatt
B. Aldrich
First- State Bank
Handler
Masterman
THE
Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
H. Sloan
W. S. Woods
J. H. Masterman
B. E. Masterman
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