Evening News brief notes travelers and visits
Wednesday's Evening News reports Frank Morris left for Henderson Kentucky for a good position. Dr Craig went to Kansas City with a patient entering hospital for treatment. Mrs C C McCrum visited Col Chas McCerum and family from Kansas City. Uncle Ely Hawley came from Chanute to see twin girls born Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H McEwen and Ralph Oman returned from Alabama and Florida for health. slight benefit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Kansas City
C. C. McCrum
Kanne City
Col. Chas McCerum
Ely Hawley
Chanute
J. H. McEwen
Ralph Oman
Alabama
Florida
Local Notes From Town Include Moves and Births
Local notes report Rice Bros brightening restaurant interiors, John Crider relocating his candy kitchen, and Mr and Mrs Steve Hawley welcoming twin girls born March 22. Also noted are student Miss Zella Pratt absent due to illness, a rape preliminary examined for Joe Caton with bond set, and stock auction prices at J A Caldwell farm. Transport Sherian sailed for the Philippines, with Garnett interest via J Sargent an orderly in the regiment. Deaths and illnesses appear, including Mra J N Cline and Mra W F Hempstead, and a lost $175 by Mrs Jane Green on Fifth Avenue urging return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pjohn Crider
Mia
Steve Hawley
Zella Pratt
Wwcanse
C. H. Oman
Sherian
San Francisco
Philippines
U.S. Jfantry
Col. Cooper
Garnett Toople
Jain Sargent
H. 8. Sargent
Will McEwen
Neo
Sho
Kansas City
Baker-Lockwood Company
Jane Green
Euat Fifth Avenue
Dyst
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Green
Social Science Club meeting on socialism at church venue
The men's Social Science club met in the Congregational church lecture room Monday evening. Wesley Hull presented an able paper on Socialism, followed by discussion with several gentlemen expressing agreement and others taking exceptions. Hull's paper will be printed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Wesley Hull
Hull
Republican Ticket for City Offices in the Field
The Republicans have placed a city ticket in the field with R. W. Guily as mayoral nominee T. Hamilton for vice judge G. W. Her for city treasurer and John Vaughn for school treasurer. For council seats First Ward Law Shrake Second Ward A. L Smith Third Ward J. W. Bronston Fourth Ward Chas Adaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feld
R. W. Guily
T. 4. Hamilton
G. W. Her
Joun Vaughn
Cdunehsmen
Law
Shrake
Smithy
J. W. Bronston
Chas
Adaya
Englander Christine Tinling to Speak at Baptist Church
Christine Tinling of England will address the Baptist church on Tuesday evening March 31. There is no admission fee but a silver offering will be asked to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Baptist Church
Garnett Lecture Course to Host Senator Dollinger
The Garnet Lecture Course announces the final talk by Senator J. Dollinger on Saturday evening March 28. Reserved seats go on sale Friday, moving at Glass Hook Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dollinger
Riday
Glass’ Hook
Citizens ticket proposed for city offices in nonpartisan drive
A small Saturday gathering at the court house discussed a citizens ticket for city leadership. Monday brought a large cross party turnout and nominees for mayor police judge treasurer and council seats. Knight chosen for mayor Higgins for police judge Elliott for treasurer and others named. some Republican leaders push for a separate Republican ticket citing topeka bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Annoucement
Court House
City Dlrivers
Chawman Witt Sehonauer
Veder
Pade
Kavight
T.H. Hyrder
Wit
Knight
Judge Higgins
EM. Eilinte
Board of Education
Tke
W. OU. Knight
J. M. Higgins
Elliott Trens
Vallis
An Attempted Burglary In West Fifth Street
A suspicious raid on Mrs. Fabricius’s rooms on West Fifth Street ended with three men fleeing after striking Mrs. Holliday and looting silverware. Holliday, though disoriented, alerted Moscow’s crockery store. investigators noted a white assailant and a shouted oath heard as the burglars fled. Holliday remains bedridden with injuries and shock. Local subscribers and neighbors discuss rural routes, local business, and spring deliveries while community notices fill the page with updates from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyrle Holliday
West Fifth Street
Hevirdl
Try Holcomb's Headache Pow ders
An old advertisement touts Holcomb's Headache Powders claiming cures for various headaches and promising relief, appealing to readers seeking fast headaches aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Conference Assignments from Fort Scott District Meeting
The Methodist district conference at Fort Scott released assignments led by Presiding Elder C.T. Carhoran. Names listed include J. R. Blackburn, J. Wood, PB. Kipp, E. Whiteheart, F.A. Church, OL. Sample, J. Caldwell, Rineyit, J.D. Faulk, W. Frenely, J. A. Gerden, W. W. Hull, A. Way, A. A Bruner, Thos. Lindsey, RG Kivianu, LV. Stiles, M. Benham, G. Atherton, C. W. Bailey, Baker City staff, and missionaries L. He Roe, H.R. Hoover. Several members left without appointment to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist District Conference
Fort Scott
Presiding
C.T. Carhoran
Bald
Murphy
Bine Mound
J. R. Nabb
Tuffvle
J. R. Blackburn
Cales A
J. Wood
Colony
PB. Kipp
Fontana
J. E.whiteheart
Garnett
Gas City
OL. Sample
Greeley
TK. Caldwell
Mumboldt
Jones
Osawatomie
Westphalia
G. Atherton
Willamsburg
I. A. Cok
Yates Center
C. W. Baileys
W. Gameble
National Sabbath Evangeline
North Orawa Quarterly
Market Letter Recaps Weekly Livestock Receipts and Prices
The Market Letter reports last week’s receipts of 41,749 cattle 35,708 hogs and 22 900 sheep versus year earlier figures and notes steady fat steers cows and stockers with mixed changes. Hog prices slipped then recovered with tops near 7 50 while lambs ewes and muttons showed firm demand and rising values. Demand for horses mules and draft animals remained active though South floods dampened mule trade. also notes barter for hedge posts and peach lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaxass Crry
Atock
Eady
St. Mary's
Chicago
Lone Elm Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and News
Lone Elm reports show many residents visiting relatives and traveling to Montana for work. Olin Reeve improves slowly after illness. A county exam was held at Lone Elm with seventeen pupils taking part. wedding rumors circulate as local ties tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Reeve
Lone Elm
Roy Rymer
Blue Wound
Ars
Irwin
Jennings
Wre
Jennie Leamay
C. E. Hastings
Kelvey
Montana
Miss “Dorsey” Schuessler
Kincaid
M. Carrier
Hn Jones
Colony
Ie Saunders
Findlay and Daughter
LeRoy
Rte Ruder
Walter Kymer
Ailsa Grace Sarver
Maud Sacver
Winnie Lockwood
Illie Currie
Mary Kinecheloe
Foster
South Lone Elm School
Atollie Wise
Iva Lewis
Ival Boatright
Lewisa Nichols
Glen Dial
Pearl Dial
Oscar McDonnald
Earl McDonald
Mearant Ridge
Lottie Rymer
Decor Creek
Minnie Potes
Ralph Smith
Equity
Guy Adana
Bellview
Chas
Kennedy Potes Jr
Equity School
Garrison and
Griffich
Local figures plant trees at courthouse yard
M M Minkler and John Schoonover plant trees in the courthouse yard while others prune near the square. Key Church’s friends in Garnett learn he will return for another year. Rey Trice leaves Fort Scott for Eaiporia. Rey Coker moves from Ginporia to Chanute. Poster Murdock flies to Linn County yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Minkler
John Schoonover
Court House
Key
Church
Garnett
Rey
Trice
Fort Scottoes
Eaiporia
Coker
Ginporia
Chanute
Uncalled Letters At Garnett Post Office Week Ending March 12
The weekly list shows uncalled mail for residents including J. C. Young J. J. Thomanson Mr. Chas Mensen Rev W. T. King aley Minx Bessie Johnson Mra Mat Forone Mr. John Golling W. Bess P. M. Cwant and L D Dobbe plus a note about exchanging 50 sugar maple trees for home-grown peach trees and a phone contact at fid-at flag pale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
J.C. Young
J. J. Thomanson
Chas Mensen
W. T. Kingaley
Bessie Johnson
Mat Forone
John Golling
W. 8. Bess
P. M
Flag Pale
L. D. Dobbe
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Ve M. Pallos
Fred Blum
GEO
W. Hunley
the National Bank OF Commerce
N. C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W. S. Fallis
Frank Morris
Henderson
Kentucky
H. J. Swanger
Ernest McClure
Jacob Man
Kanaas City
Jok. Haran
Central City
Frank C. Stevens
Topekan
Johnson
Kawsie City
Lena Acheson
Howard, Kin
Mev and
Mra
Cy A. McEwen
Mo. Wes Raymon
Chéeyvate
Mra. LD. Kirk
Clarence Henderson
Lawrence
Mrs. Ly, Kirk
Peter Kouws
West Plaza West
Ilinois
B.C. Wai
Sedalia
J. Hl. Cannon
Parsons
Petitiesty Totus
Rice Bros
Joe
Caton
McDonald
J. A. Caldwell
Wi. McFarland
P. H. Cayot
Suga
Horace Reed
D. Simmons
Mr. Cayot
Joe Kee- 4
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Neezel
W.F. Hempstend
Ae Hye
M. Higgins
Mra Ho
PE. Keeney
Vuno
Mra. O. M. Keeney
Lanark
Til
Social Science Club
Christine Tinling
Ayer
Buckingham
Fe Petal & Co
Neshus
Citizens Independent Ticket
Topeka
Job Weight
Lincoln Township
Bevan
Wright
Taylor
Charles Bay
Greenwood County
Anme
L D
Dobbs
Ile
Conway Marshall
George Marshall
George
Kansas
J. C. Osborne
Mondag
Harrison, Ark
Chrin Aus
Mr. Osborne
Ft. Scott
Ras An
Dita
Dabby’ Nursery
Jack Vaughn
Jack
The
Spirit of America
America
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Siti
Bakerity
Baldwin Quarterly
Machi
China
Joe Kellogg
New Mexico
He Roeped
H.R. Hoover
Baker 1
Efaity
Comerence
B. Stoyer
D. H W. Manley
Baldwin Quarterly Conference
Wire
McKee
Richmond
J. PB. Kelsey
Fame
KE. Patterson
Sina
Satur
Hudt Sprague
Gw, Gindy
Henry Smith
C. A. Church
Jennie Kelsey
Bush City
Kelsey
Henry Veitje
Suse Roth Pucman
Poster Murdock
Linn County
Yestessday
Seeerties
Caren
Reopic
Holcomb & CO
Weatalde
Square
Blum & Morris
Fhis
Paddock
F. A. Herbert
Jeerama Pine Watches
Inlcomb's
A. L
Benton, Dentist
Garnett, Kansas
E J. R. Scott
M. Scott
Stadt
Ein
Caine
Egon Gihinon
Vaughan's
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