Local Notes: births moves events and a new oil well contract
A daughter born to Win W Wright and wife in Jackson township last Friday. Curtis Sigla, former Santa Fe night operator, transferred to Dewey Indian Territory. Mrs Hedges hosted Leo’s seventh birthday party. John Vaughn and family moved into a new house on Fifth Avenue Key. Moore and wife to occupy Vaughn’s vacated home on Third Avenue. An additional automobile visit Monday with Frank Bodley as conductor on the way to Lo Roy. Lawn social at Walled Brethren parsonage with Kid Band music and ice cream. BF Acuff of Kansas and Illinois Oil and Gas reports three wells contracted on land near Cherryvale in proven territory. company expects to strike it rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vaughn
Houe
J. J. Byscow
Fifth Avenue
Key, Moore ‘and Wife
Mr. Vaughn
Thint Avenue
BF Acuf
Kansas and
Local Probate Court Clerks Wartime Weddings and an Inquest
Probate Court records show Judge Slicer issuing marriage licenses to F Smith and Ross Cooper of Kansas City Missouri on the 21st with a humorous ceremony then performed by the judge. A license to Thos A Church and Miss Deasie Reeve of Lone Elm Township followed on the 24th with Rev H A Church conducting the ceremony. On the 26th John L Arp of Council Bluffs Town and Miss Mary Isabelle McFarland of Indian Creek were licensed and wed by Elder O Lincoln. An inquest was held for Mrs Mary Kearney of Harris who was deemed unsound mind and to be sent to Osawetomic Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slicer
F Smith
Ross Cooper
Kansas City
Mary Kearney
Harris
Osawetomic Hospital
Western Ranch Letter Describes Cattle Dipping Ordeal
Ada Bowman writes from Oklahoma requesting the AGE Tatou pent and recounts a cattle dipping event at a western ranch. She notes 700 to 800 cattle processed in a ground vat with 10 gallons of solution, describes the exciting procedure and the cattle dying, and asks the paper be sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Bowsian Wester Wa
Fexhunia
Oklahoma
Tami
Meg
Where They Will Teach in the Coming School Year
Polling lists teachers for the coming school year with partial spellings and uncertain names. W S Griffith is noted as principal at Westphalia, with Mande Ecord as assistant principal, and Geo Hiatt at Scipio. Other named teachers include Cora Anderson Spring Branch, Elma Boon Central City, Mia Whitehead Earnest, Etta Harris Junction, Maude Lewh Round Prairie, Harry Ghormley Oxford, West Rose Cedar Head, Max Shaeler Ferneax, Liv Robinson Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphalia
Mande Ecord
Geo. Hiatt
Scipio
Cora Anderson
Spring Branch
Mra Elma Boon
Central City
Mia Whitehead
Earnest
Etta Harris
Junction
Maude Lewh
Round Prairie
Harry Ghormley
Oxford
West Rose
Cedar Head
Max Shaeler
Ferneax
Liv Robinson
Rosedale
Garnett Wins Second Prize in Hutchinson Jubilee
Mat Glans won the second prize in the tenor solo contest at Hutchinson last week, surprising friends who know his talent. The event, described as the stiffest contest yet held, drew pride from his local supporters. A halftone portrait was promised but not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Glans
Hutchinson
Mat
New C. E. Officers Elected by Congregational Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church elected officers Tuesday evening. President, Mrs. Don Bolman. vice president, George Hiatt. secretary and treasurer, Florence Cannon. corresponding secretary, Jennie Hubbard.
Blairsville minister to lecture on Sabbath at church
Rev. W. H. McMaster of Blairsville Pa will speak Monday evening January 29 at 8 o clock in the United Presbyterian church on The Christian and Civil Sabbath. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McMaster
Blairsville
Picnic at Central City and town notices
A July picnic is planned at Mosher's Cove near Central City with invitation to all. Mrs. Kildup, former Garnett millinery owner, died in Colorado Springs and was laid to rest in Garnett. J. M. Alexander reports his Manhattan trip and Hood results, Muskogee Red visits town, Fred Trigg wins a $20 000 state contract, Tibbetts drug store transfers to K. Briggs, Obtawa expects a grand Fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Trigg
Topeka
Fred
Village Notes and Social Roundup in Garnett and Vicinity
Local items detail improving health of Louis Dial and harvest preparations by threshers. Postmaster McDowell visited LaCygne. Farmers haul and market corn as Mound City’s R. E. Patterson visited home folks. Church events include Children’s Day at Prairie View and weddings at Reeve, Garnett, and LeRoy. Social visits span Garnett to Aliceville with a shower cooling the area, and numerous arrivals and departures for church, school, and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
LaCygne
R. E. Patterson
Mound City
J. M. Ginbey
Kincaid
Church-Reeve
Winnie Lockwood
Eva Martlett
Winnie
Julia Kincaid
John Hamilton
Welda
Presbyterian Church
Lone Rim
Gene [Serna of Kincaid
Betella Wallice
Maggie Kelsey
Grand Ridge
C. C. Kennedy
Colony
Mary Scully
Prairie View
Uncalled Letters at Garnett Post Office Listed
A list of uncalled letters includes Ira Birkine J Beaver esq Effie Chidester J H Dieter esq Bila Horn NJ Harper esq E F atooney W B McCabe Henry T Nichols Ellen Ray Chas Grimley and others, marked for delivery at Garnett post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Ira Birkine
J Beaver
Sting Effie Chidester
J H Dieter
Urs
Bila Horn“heck
NJ Harper
E F Atooney
W B McCabe
Henry T Nichols
Ellen Ray
Chas Grimley
Cuts Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed
Chamberlain's Pain Ball antiseptic paiment claims to heal cuts bruises and burns without maturation and faster than usual treatment. For sale by Tibbets & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbets & Co
Too Great a Risk From Colic Remedy Mentioned
In many neighborhoods deaths from colic or thalgen alarmed residents before medical help could arrive. A reliable remedy, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea, is praised as lifesaving and dependable, sold by Tibbets & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Chamberlain
Tibbets & Co
What it is to be a Christian sermon topic
The Rev Metcalf will preach next Sunday morning on What it is to be a Christian and the evening sermon will be on Eternity. Everyone is invited to attend.
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Promoted In Local Notice
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as reliable especially for summer diarrhoea and saving children's lives. Sold by Tibbets & Co. Ottawa. The Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly boys club grows strong with 200 campers last year. Prof. Larimore and two assistants will return. Gas drill at Westphalia resumes operations, planned to reach 2,000 feet if gas triggers deeper tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbets & Co
Ottawa Chawtanjun Assembly
Larimore
Moya Club Folfer
Westphalia
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Fred Blum
Vier Pree Gpo
W. Hunley
the National Bank OF Commerce
Ottawa
Mert Mitchell
Chanute
D. Wecheek
Indianapolis
Sing Reasie Dial
Greely
Oakley Thomas
Lota
Siday
A. Johnson
Degargines
Towa Ice Patton
Burlington
McCrums
P Cayot
Sineas
Steve Peirce
Fort Muncie
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Mia
Ava
Harrison, Ark
de. Lytle
LeRoy
Thess Ribrotng
Totloway
Wife
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Linneounty
Lacy Hell
Aties Likkin Stowaet
Kane City
Chas Cowl
Tee
Mise Olfig Atteen
Agricultural College
Sanhat
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Malone, SY
Mo Wedaney
Af Chapman
Dickiquon County
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Senator Cramond
Charley Rice
Escelsior Springs
Charley
Chas
Marshall
Conway Marshall
Kansas Citys
WA Halln
This
el Reno
Choctaw City
Gov. Patton
Wednnesday
Samuel Patton
Millroy
Jain
Ora
Nora Edwardy
Join
WD Hamilton
Orchard Park Addition
Lawrence
Lillie Hollingshead
Oklahoma City
Jesse Cole
Nevada
Gene Smith
Arthue
Kirkpatrick
Geo. Hitt
Platt
Benator Crum
Thea Flay
Lowislate
Mabel Davin
Emporia
Tueaday
Conrvention
Nina Rogers
Port Arthur
Frank Holloway
Margaret Prin
Rockford
Geo
Lingaly
Prev Caldwell
Et Maraluttan
Fred Caldwell
Tin
Acuit
Mlinois Gae
Cherryvale
Ole Ryan and Son
Tid Rayn
Harry Jobeson
Mixt Panny Jackson
Mey WJ McMurry
Rex
Indiana
Paola
Mont Bell
Hatenine
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JA Hell
Mea
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Chicaygo
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Mamie
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Mase
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Nafice
Muskowee
I. T
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Sarah Brandenbers
Col Tervill
Jones
S. Johnson
Ares
Stige Brandenberg
Coun
Win
W. Wright
Jackson Township
Curtis Sigla
Santa Fe
Dewey
Indian Territory
Hedges
Leo
Frank Bodley
Roy
Walled Brethren
Probate Court
Ada Bowman
C. E
Mosher's Cove
H. K. Mosher
J. M. Alexander
Manhattan
Muskogee
Kansas
Briggs
Tibbetts Drug Store
Hein
Kanne City
Obtawa
Gry
Minnig
Minnie
Courthowse Jo J. Anderson
the Implement Man
Louis Dial
Grandpa Sculley
Mrs. Olmstead
G. 0. Olmstead
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Laharpe
R. J. Hubert
Ibn McDowell
Ula
Mesdames E. Miller
H. Lamb
Maggie Miller
Ida Snodgeass
Miss Penel Helton
John Ulse
Tola
Ed Morton
Ingtown
Ara M. T. Tipton
Iola
Jessie Busset
Aliceville
Visted
Artie Hill
Sharpe Vivinity
Mustard
Hen Wilcox
Osawatomie
Stustard
Wile
Pete Hinte
Newdesha
Sun Office
Pearl Rice
Airs
Lee Caye
Migs Flossie Jones
Humbolt
Andrews
Will Andrews
Pearl Whitney
FR. Stewart
Priday
Ruby Bacon
Misses Minnie
Millie Poire
Munday
Anna Hunt
Garenett
Kalyh Campbell
Walter Hunt
Lelot Bell
Ruth
Nellie Stevenson
Ottawa University
Wri No A. Baker
Fire
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Atrs. G. Hooton
Ses. McConahy
Alice Gagin
Lee Cayot
Owen Decker
Mr. Sams
Frank Hunt
N. A. Baker
Gus Webber
Kate Stephens
Arthur van Siyke
Relaives
W. A. Trigg
Lupher
DB. D. Mudtard
Joseph Lokump
Sissy Mary Berls
George Gans
D. C. Mustard
Ralph Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Why
M. Born & Co
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Royal Tailors
Clifton T. Hiatt
A. L. Benton
Garnett, Kansas
F. A. Herbert
Holcomb's
Blum & Morris
Holcomb & CO
Savare
J. R. Scott
le M. Scott
Ginadann Bitted
Tibbetts & McGraw Drug Store
Southside
Ling McDonald Hhos
Fourth Avenue Hotel
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