Burglary at Rice Bros Restaurant Suspects Named
Last weekend Rice Bros. Restaurant was looted via a back window pried open. Items stolen include pies, cigars, cigarettes, and candy. Sheriff Wycoff chased suspects to a pasture where King was found in a pond. he resisted but was captured along with Hill. Ring, a known reform school escapee, was sought on a warrant from Hutchinson. Police suspect a homegrown gang is behind recent break ins and urge officers to curb the thefts.
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Haig
Rice Brow
Wycoff
Noine
King
Hill
Santa Fe
Bownye
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Price Ring
Ring
Hoya
DeWolf and area residents on varied weeklong trips
Local notes list C W DeWolf touring Ottawa on business and visits by George Hiatt to West Phalin, Andrews and wife visiting Lola friends, Mrs Walston in Kansas City visiting relatives in Glenluck, Rev Riley at Ottawa University commencements, Mrs Cline returning from Independence, and Funky exchanges about local trades. Jay Smith gravely ill in Sterling,Miss Patti Matt visiting Gas City and Lola, and church social at the Presbyterian parsonage.
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Jay Smith
Alex Smith
Sterling
Rice County
Patti Matt
Gas City
Mable Reed
Lola
Chanute Sree
Pitsburg
Cherryvn
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Emporia
Newton
Hutchinson
Union Depot
Kansas City
Panhandle
Texas
Winefield
Newkirk
Guthrie
Okahoma City
Oklahoma
Exis
Kansan City
Independence
Cariiebad
New Mexico
Winfield
Terns
Uncalled Letters from Garnett Office List
An incomplete letter list from Garnett offices shows names such as James Anderson, S Sielev, Jane Stanton, Merrell Pickstan, Gervie Atyrou, and E E Kemper among others, indicating uncalled correspondence and mail holds awaiting pickup. The fragment suggests a historical local postal record of misrouted or withheld mail items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
James Anderson
S. Sielev
Janes Stanton
Merrell Pickstan
Mins
Gervie Atyrou
EE Kemper
Searchlight Club Closes Year With Social Croquet and Speeches
Yesterday the Searchlight Club met at Mire Earnest to review the year’s work, celebrate a year of study on the Land of the Midnight Sun, and honor Mrs Coleman for three years as president. The officers hosted a social afternoon with croquet, blindfolded games, and a peanut contest, then adjourned for a pleasant vacation until next October.
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Searchlight Club
Mire
L. M. Earnest
Unuke
Charles Coleman
Dy. Scott
Market Letter Signals Livestock Yard Reopenings
Our Market Letter No 1 notes rapid improvements at the stock yards with facilities nearly restored and rail connections pending full service. Armour Fowler and others plan to begin operations within days, with Cudahy Swift Buddy Bros likely to start killing next week. staffing and plant readiness underway. No livestock handling this week. W H Weens general agent.
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Armour and Fowler Packing Company
Cudahy
Swift
Buddy Bros
W.H. Weens
July Number New Idea Woman's Magazine
The midsummer issue covers homemaker topics from summer attire and fruit serving to parasols and sun umbrellas. Features review fashion trends and crafts by Kate Wallace Clem ents, plus articles on gloves and mitts, partition making, and a vivid Fourth of July piece by L McLaughlin. Also notes fiction patterns and two page Ethan st pieces. Memorial services for M W A scheduled at Wooden hall June 21 1903 at 7 p.m. Rev Moore to preach. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's
Kate Wallace Clements
Francis Dana
Walden Fawcett
Luzon
L. McLaughlin
Wooden Hall
Lone Elm Jems Grange meeting draws strong turnout
Community notes recount a well attended Lone Elm Jems Grange meeting last Saturday and a string of local visits and daily tasks. Residents report church services, harvest work, berry and fruit markets, and upcoming Children's Day exercises at the Presbyterian church. Several illnesses and local incidents are noted, including a wagon accident and a nearby medical visit.
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M Shockey
Lone Ehu
Carpenter
Wise
Lone Bim
Geo. Patrick
J. H. Lamay
Martin
la Harpe
Try Holcomb's Headache Pow derss
Advertisement claims Holcomb's Headache Pow ders have cured others and will cure you with a medical remedy, offering bold assurances of personal relief and repeated testimonials.
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Holcomb
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Topeka
Rock Island
Fallin
Fred Beim
the National Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. Fe, Masterman
Scott Elliott
Rice Bros
C. W. DeWolf Aden
Tittawa
Kirk
Strong City
George Hiatt
Weatphalin
Andrews
Orton Walston
Olckinsas City
Glenluck
Riley
Ottawa University
J.N. Cline
Clife M. Brooke
Great Western Type Foundry
Presbyterian Church
Henj
Leasure
Minden
B. B and
Geo
Lawellin
DeWolf Furniture Factory
Tecumseh
Neh
Oklahoma City
William
Ft. Scott
Baldwin
Baker University
Frank Stein
Circleville
Ohio
Judge Stein
W. F H. Stein
Ed Perkins
Stella Chandler
Richsmond
Colorado Springs
Fred Kelly
Robi. Gilmore
P. S.C. Beof the Christian Church
W. 8. Pallix
Weilhe
Kid Band
SS. Lewin
J 1. Blake
Traeler
0. P. Gregory
John Baldwin
Tote
Water Center
Moran
Aly
Tigre
Mr. Beck
Route Nova
Fifth Avenue
Rev. Moore
Newm Dragnet
Balk
Noware
R. Mower
Minnie
Je Anderson
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Ayers
Ayer
Rael Teel Stan
A. L. Benton
Grange
Frank Laughlin
Fron Pueblo
Presbyteriian
Kincheloe
Richmond
Jack Lamay
Mr. Lawrence
Colony
Reeve
Messen Carpenter & Hinge
Miay Phebe Kellogg
Northcott
Alfie Stoll
Lainay Dove
W. Williams
Tola
Kate Cornell
Ettie
Cowley County
Tommy Webber
Mrs. Webber
Miss Love
Ella Mitchell
Bidwell
Hertha Williams
Laura Hobart
Splann
Kincaid
Jones Whitney
Holcomb &Co
West Side
Square
J. R. Scott
LM. Scott
Tibbetts & McGrawers Staro
F. A. Herbert
Holcomb's Drug Store
Kansas
C. 8
Coleman
M. Born & Co
the Royal, Tailors
Clifton T. Hiatt
Tinman
Nebraske & Dakota
Akin Acehie Wai Galeam
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