Paola and Ottawa Residents Noted in Social Notices
The column records Budie Powell visiting her sister in Paola, various business trips by DeWolf in Ottawa and Lane in Kansas City, illnesses including Mrs George Marshall and Peter Plain, and multiple visits and travels among residents to Overbrook, Lawrence, and nearby towns. Numerous names appear with movements, visits, and health updates, painting a snapshot of local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budie Powell
Paola
Cow
DeWolf
Ottawa
George Marshall
Wilkon
Third Avenue East
Mathie Lest
Mra
Chas. D. Hunt
Alin Slonaker
Kansas City
Lane
Kiaga City
Peter Plain
Lucy Bell
Jackson Township
Carrie Howell
Awa
Ies
Meters
California
Pletcher Wreell
Fin Beloit
Walley Thomas
Ranning
Ollie
Jonaie Welsh Waxip
Chanute
Art Mennett
Sindie
Hennett
Otto Elmer Hranson
Overbrook
Garnett
Lila
Mids Liege
Stewart
Artie Ant
Sears
Sanday
Mea
Milt Foster
Lenwretwe
Topekins
Wichita
Hurley Row
Lawrence
Sam'l McCrea
Richmond
G. McCrea
Local Notes from Guthrie Area Reflect Small Town Life
Local notes recount births and illnesses, church and social events, and community updates. Mentions a son born to Rev Crawlora Rane kin of Guthrie Oklahoma, court updates on Dr Carty’s case, and various social gatherings such as ice cream socials, lawn socials, and musical entertainment. Reports include flood impacts near Topeka, a court case bound over, new bank office setup, and local fishing chatter, with notes on teachers appointed and political opinions expressed by locals. Also mentions gas field tests near Greeley and a factory project at Mineral Point.
Floods Hit Kansas City Area. Local Residents Lose All
Greeley Gleanings notes Anon Smith and Prout the Graphic both lose belongings in the Kansas City flood. Henry Boucher travels to Canon City to stay with daughter Mrs H R Jones. Kelepe visits Topeka and returns home. Many locals report flood damages to houses and outbuildings along the Kaw River. John Wacklin and Elizabeth Davidson wed. couple begins housekeeping on a Sutton Valley farm. Martin Kent arrives from Osawa to escort his mother to Pueblo. Obituaries include Jacob Bronston, longtime Anderson County resident, and Mrs Nora McConnell, Kentucky-born. Passenger trains on the K N D road delayed due to flood engines. optimism grows for service resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Henry Sandiig
Anon Smith
Kansas City
Henry Boucher
Canon City
Colo
H.R Jones
Mr. Jones
Dr. Jones
Lawrence
Kelepe
Topeka
Hesiga
Kaw
John Wacklin
Stsa
Elizabeth Davidson
Hater
Hooter
Caldwell
Poe
Sutton Valley
Jacob Bronston
J. W. Bronston
Moore
The
Christian
Sharett Jacob Bronston
Anderson County
Garnett
Bronston
Nally
Jacob W
Nora McConnell
Kentucky
Hamilton
Lavina Wood
Joplin
St Louis
Mal
Jackson County
Ara
Heroon Red
Garnett's Young Woman Lawyer Miss Tiera Farrow
A Kansas City Journal writeup and photo spotlight Miss Tiera Farrow who tops a 27 student class as the sole woman graduate from Kansas City School of Law. Garnett-born, daughter of A C Farrow, she self-supported through schooling and work, rising from Garnett to a law career, with a forecast of continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Tiera Farrow
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City School of Law
Miss Farrow
A. C. Farrow
Tiera
Toroka
State House
Kansas City
Central Business College
State Grain Inspector's Office
Misa Farrow
Found Dead in Bed in Greeley
Chris Houck a prominent Greeley resident was found dead in bed Tuesday morning after a period of ill health. A large, fleshy man he smothered to death and left a widow, mother and two daughters. Bouck, a reformer and staunch Greenbacker, was also noted for his political engagement and public spirit. The community mourns the loss of two influential local figures and the Achar oit expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Houck
Greeley
Cal. Bouck
Brotherhood of Man
Chris Bouck
Acharoit
Wedding Gifts List From Lone Elm Event Reels Off Household Items
The document records wedding presents received by the bride and groom Homer Bidwell from multiple couples including John Hamilton T C McDowell F Veitie and others. Items listed cover silverware water sets cake stands tea sets and linen tablecloths with names and spouses repeatedly noted throughout the long inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
T.C. mcDowell
F. Veitie
Lone Elm
Fred Rhodes
Charles Bidwell
Jénnie Hollingshead
Garnett
Lottie Kyner
Mary Scully
Emma Mitchell
Anna Scully
Saud Hendricks
Homer Bidwell
Charlie Bidwell
Wmn
Hrekhisen
F. Veitje
Mary
Anna Scilly
Maud Hendricks
Ennie Hollingshead
Eake-Aland
Chas
Hawley
Frank Sith
E. Barrett
Allen Smith
K. B. Hyde
Captain Leech and wife move to Boston home in Kansas
Capt C C Leech and his wife left for Boston on Wednesday intending to make that their home. They have long resided in Anderson county and will be missed by many friends. Leech says he likes Kansas but hopes to return to his old stamping-ground and live a while in a city with a Democratic mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. McMurrays
Kansas City
Charlie Stein
Osawatomie
Mra
Tid Stein
Wick
GC. Hy Nichaly
Lone Tim
Misk Carrie Seias
Carele
Stella Adin
Ty Haas
Sit
Madera
Harry Armstrome
Lola
Armstrong
Jaca Neronston
Mratt Folter
Spring Hranch
McMarrry
Lind Welsh
Silay
Oklahoma City
O ' Rhonston
Cate Howtron Pejnceton
Olive Lake
Harold
Glenlock
C.C. Leech
Boston
Anderson County
Captain Leech
Kansas
Lone Elm and area notes mixed with family visits and events
Community notices from Lone Elm recount visits by Lenaford and Alice Miller near Kincaid and Garnett relatives, Anna Tolliver’s Pleasanton trip, and church Children's Day plans. Reports include Carrier’s Kansas City board earnings, Byerly farm purchase, Grandma Pistole’s 99th birthday celebration, Leanna Pistole’s Greeneville origin, and a short wedding announcement for Russell Smith and Mary Smith with Magill officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tolliver
Pleasanton
Lone Elm Friends
W. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palgia
Pred Blum
Vier Pres
GPO
W. Hunlet
the National Bank OF Commerce
Carl Smith
Tapeke
Chase Watneaday
Ge ¥ Smith
Ralph Decker
W. C. Decker
Iimnb
Olathe
Ray Hubbard
Hopkins
Iil
Jay
Santa Fe
Eerbeiytu
Crawlora Ranekin
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Tast
Carty of
Welda
J J. Anderson
Woodmen Orchestra
Esimah Woodcock
Jones
Humboldt
Methodist Church
Kid Bind
Sol Borror
Charlie
Heppner
Oregon
Hood
E. L. Goss
Tommy Nickelson
George
North Topeka
South Topeka
Wm. King
Rice Bros
Gordon
Jul Pest
T. J. Massey
National Bank of Commerce
Ing
Hiram Andrews
Cunningham
W. K. Lacy
BE. Lincoln
Ray Glick
Ottawa Wholesale Grocery Company
Ray
Gland
Board of Education
Ella Steward
East Side
Miss Chandler
Formerwearthy
Geo. Lawellin
Maude Archer
Misa Lindsay
Ploy Caldwell
Howard Hester
Eli Towne
Grover Cleveland
Howard
Grover—O
A. Baird
Mineral Point
Caird
Ivey
Fogle
M. Born & Co
Royal Tailors
Clifton T. Hiatt
Postafice
Martin Kent
Osawa
Ime
Taesdag
Pueblo Cole
Harley Stein
Joland Gas City
Sam Whitehead
O. P. Gregory
G. J. Shaunessy
Westphal
Sam Vers
Ovagetomie
Sunt
Minue
MNNID
Minnie Gaviaaxe
Courtiouse
Je Anderson
Col
Wise Lenaford
Folu
C.swan
Kincaid
Alice Miller
Ara. E. Miller
Sunny
Edna Archer
Srs
Billa Reeve
Ars. Billa Reeve
Non Willie
Carrier
Board of Trade
Byerly
Grandma Pistole
Ura. W. L. Hastings
Bach
Leanna Pistole
Leanna Moore
Greenville
8. C
Saluda River
Dekan County
Tenn
Illinole
Hasting
Ura
G. A. Smith
Russell Smith
Lone Bim
Mary Smith
Colony
Magill
Kittie Bidwell
Ayer
Buckingham
RP Hail Co
Nashua
Atock
Holcomb & CO
Aide
Square
J. R. Scott
E M. Scott
Yen ‘Optician
Ginsson Witted
Uftice
Tibbetts & McCrew
Triug
Aouthalde
A. L. Benton
Garnett, Kansas
F. A. Herbert
Hicomb's
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