Church Directory Listings for Local Congregations
A compact directory lists PRESBYTERIAN, METHODIST, UNITED BRETHREN and CONGREGATIONAL churches with service times and pastors. Presbyterians host Sabbath and midweek meetings. Methodists hold Sunday worship and evening meetings under Rev A J Cannon. United Brethren share morning and evening services with midweek prayer. Congregational notes Sunday services, Sunday School, and prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by William Ward.
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Presbyterian Church
Marnin
Methodist Churon
Lodge Directory of various Masonic and fraternal orders
A fragmented lodge directory lists meetings for BONA AND DAVONTERS OF JOSTICE Ot Halton and others in AxcucronmEit of PYRAMIDS, Gaunger Lopaiy No. 6, Coltes Lodge No, and Davenrens oF Rune An. It notes monthly meetings on specific weekdays at Fellows Ball, Workman Hall, and lodge rooms with visiting members welcomed, including Royal Arch Masons and other orders, with addresses and rooms on West FIC Avenue and other locations.
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Bona and Davonters
Jostice
AxcucronmEit
Pyramids
P. Halon
Halon
T City
Davenrens
Rune An
Coltes
Davewran Loper
Vlalting
Biasong
Netend
Blok Ontarron
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Lonan No
Tialate Atom Bore
Pavece Tre
Laprmy
Workman Hall
Local Social Notes From Lola To Chanute
Friday and Monday Evening News items list residents visiting relatives, traveling to Kansas City Lawrence Topeka and Chanute. Ed Gregory returns home from Kansas City for sickness, Della Barnett leaves for Lawrence and Topeka, several families visit kin in Usawatine St Paul and Guthrie, Osawatomie and Reno County, with others reporting homecomings and business trips.
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H. H. Brown
Waverly
Edward Gregory
Kanaas City
Misa Della Barnent
Lawrence
Topeka
William Dibble
Lucy Dibble
St. Paul
Kan
D. McCarter
Kansas City
Pred Manners
Chanuir
Merl Acheson
Vern Ayres
Greeley
Scott Judy
Hedges
Leo
Local Notes Reflect Community Happenings and Changes
Mrs Will Andrews returns from Prestphere to arrange moves. Rev M Moore to preach memorial sermon at opera house before Decoration Day. Mrs W T Mahon hosts Sunday school social for Mr and Mrs C A McEwen. W S Fallis sells stock in Clarinda after bank repossession. Eva Armstrong guest of Miss Hallie Nichole and sings at high school event. Inez DeWolf entertains friends. Wait Keeney visits Garnett. Hempstead to serve second state inspection term. Sowerwine family plans move to West Plain Mo. Thompson returns from Pueblo. old friends greet him. Infant of Mr and Mrs John Tush dies. Tush family ill. Pearl Wylcott wins matinee ticket sales prize. James Percell learns wife seriously ill in Kansas City. Theodore F P Thompson visits Garnett. Mrs Tush dies. Elia Brewer injures finger. MWA social in Mont Ida draws 28 Garnett attendees. Mr Ellis reports closing affairs in new country. plans to return. Dr Walter Caton arrested for alleged misdemeanors. witness secured. Mrs James McQuire gravely ill with stomach cancer. she is under 19 and recently married.
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Ttia
Pearl Wylcott
James Percell
Williams Percell
Kansas City
Walter Caton
Eecearee
Garnet
Miacap Pd Ape
Jeasietephena m
Schoonover
N. L. Bowman
James McQuire
Kelley
Harris
Ead
Abe
Danger of Colds and Grip Warn of Pneumonia Risk
A historical notice urges caution about colds and the grip and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe preventive and cure. It claims numerous cures and states the remedy is pleasant, safe, and available from Tibbetts & Lo.
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Chamberlain
Tibbetts & Lo
Tragic Death Of TwoYearOld Slocum In Garnett
William Glenn, two, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Slocum, died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral from Sheriff Wycoff’s home followed by interment in Garnett cemetery. Community sympathy extends to the bereaved parents as local notices mix civic items with ads and upcoming events.
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William Glenn
Chas. Slocum
Wycoff
Garnett
Cure of grip praised by editor in Shortville notice
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing his severe grip incident after a single bottle. He reports quick relief from coughing and sleep, advising purchase from Tibbetts & Co. The article also notes unusually large church attendance and various sermons and services across multiple congregations with uplifting musical pieces by Matt Glass.
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Chamberlain
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortville
Grip
Tibbetts & Co
Miss Houston Entertains In Conversational Party
Miss Grace Houston hosted a social Evening honoring Mr. and Mrs J J Houston of Guthrie. The gathering featured old friends from Garnett in a casual conversation party with a light supper served on small rooms. Guests included Messrs Houston Crum Mason Gordon White Hyde Hutchison Parks Schoonover Elliott Whittick Lafferty Davis and Misses Nannie Mary Hunter Mattie Belle Cunningham Anna Johnson.
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Grace Houston
J. J. Houston
Guthrie
Miss Houston
Messrs
Houston
Crum
Mason
Gordon White
Hyde
Hutchison
Parks Schoonover
Riliott
Mesdames Houston
Gordon
White
Parks
Schoonover
Elliott
Whittick
Lafferty
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Chas Slocum Devine
Me and Mrs Chas Slocum Devine express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and kindness during illness. The thoughtful care and tender support are deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten.
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Chas
Tea event hosts guests at Topeka gathering
Six o clock tea was held in honor of Retcon with visitors from Topeka. Guests included Minton Kate Blom, Nettie Porter, Rowe Frick, Lulu French, Dot Alexander, Mark McClure, Jesse Hamp shire, Park Keeney and Hey Doll.
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P. E. Nee
Tom
Retcon
Wait
Trom Ka
Minton
Kate Blom
Nettie Porter
Rowe Frick
Lulu French
Mre Dot Alexander
Meeera Mark McClure
Jesse Hampshire
Hey Doll
Park Keeney
Novether
Beyond all Comparison World’s Fair season ad reads
An older telegraphic and cable news prospectus urges readers to subscribe to The St Louis Republic in 1904 for extensive coverage of the Southwest and tributary territories. It promises fully printed news, family journal tone, a Democratic but national stance, and a two-person weekly paper set for $1.00 per year.
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St. Louis
Twiceaweek & Louis Republic
April Number New Idea Woman's Magazine Highlights
The April issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine features art in silverware by Mrs. Oliver Bell Bunce the layette by Nancy Hull a piece by Herman A Keech on what April brings and "The Most aot Mother Talks" by J. Gardner plus "Base Indian Cookery" by Edith M Hurtis seven short stories verse and fresh ideas across women's topics.
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Olliver Bell Bunce
Nancy Hull
Will Cumbach
Herman A. Keech
Gardner
Edith M. Hurtis
Beat
Northwestern Land and Development Co empire offer for settlers
A promotional notice from Northwestern Land and Development Co of Boulder Colorado touts an expansive empire of undeveloped country in northwestern Colorado. It claims vast lands for farming, horticulture and coal investments under rail link expansion by Denver Northwestern Pacific Short Line. Readers are advised to send 25 cents for an illustrated prospectus with authentic data, or respond through an advertised neighbor.
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Colorado
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
Northwestern Land & Development Co
The
Boulder
Time Table 203 204 and 208 Train Connections
Train 203 runs to Bogst and 202 connects at Ottawa with fast mail to Emporia Newton and Hutchinson. No. 208 goes to Panhandle Texas with links at Winfield. No. 204 connects at Kuneap for points to La Mlenes. Train 200 serves Piet bad New Mexico with Winfield connection.
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Wansenger
Zor Ab
Bogst
Pitsburg
Cherryval
Colbeyville
Ottawa
Emporia
Newton
Hutchinson
Union Depot
Kansas City
Panhandle
Texas
Winfield
Newkirk
Guthrie
Pritehorns City
Oklahoma
Kuneapaie el Oem
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Ide. M. Snyder
Fand
Cardu
Tin
Autour Khoalia
Derrert
Ant
Kev. A. J. Cannon
United Brethren
Watly Ovor
Etre Sant Res
Heuyel
Datano
Pastor Baptist Caurch
Mt . Ye
Puan Christian Church
Pesapatt
Uc Ur
Weevady
Salty Eta Congregational Church
Pagulne Servichs
Sohoo
Engek Prager Moeting
Sf Fittut Kn Wiidenvar
Utnuhl
Lodge Directory
Puavennat
West Fic Avenue
Greaine
A. C. Douglasa
Lola, la
J. I. McByee Wanin
J.J. Houston
Oklo
Anna Johnson
W. S. Cayor
J. B. Stephenson
Weatphalia
Minsew Ola Marti
Etta Kelley
Osawatomie
Miss Rie Stele
Charles
Usawatimie
H. Norris
Geo. Hunley
J. R. Scott
Harry McKee
L. H. Tjaden
Richmond
Geo. DeWelf
Will McMurray
Baldwin
Jacob Ranb
James Cannon
Lyons
Joe Cooke
John
Rio
Cook
Bondtragger
John Currier
Reno County
Mixa Aller MacClallion
M. Js. Bowman
Chanute
Jean
Will Andrews
Prestphere
M. Moore
Opera House
W. T. Mahon
C. A. McEwen
W.S. Fallis
Clarinda
Iowa
Wevers
National Bank of Commerce
Fallis
Mike Eva Armstrong
Iola
Hallie Nichole
Eva
Mies Inez DeWolf
Keeney
P. J. Keeney
W. F. Hempstead
Mr. Hempstead
B. A. Sowerwine
Mra. Lampoon
West Plaine
Mr. Sowerwine
Sone
Neff
Frenk
T. P. Thompson
Loiv
Pueblo
Colo
O. B. Adams
Dcawatomie
Pearl Rice
H. M. Ellis
Irma Thomas
Ivor Thomas
John Tush
Elia Brewer
Orchard Park
Mont Ida
Charley Leahy
de Smet
Montana
Granite
Idaho
California
Sante Re
Mathis
U. S
Santa Fe
Moler College
Alas City
Chicago
Kansaia City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Patrick C. Lavy
Lhst
B. N. Simons
Jone
J. We Lawellin
Francis
North Dakota
Frank
Lola
Payra
E. L. Hoyd
E. L. Gross & Co
Fie Fia
Mec
Boyd
Pressbyterian
M. i
Lilly
Lme
Ponce Shallbide
Moore
Man
Baptist Church
Riley
God
Wigfather
Chua
Mathia
Congregational Church
Matt Glass
Glass
Ayers
Ayer
J. K. Noncwons
Waltham
Mass
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