Nha County Gleanings From The Graphic Reports Homecomings and Weddings
Charley Smith and Arthur Tippin return from California, noting livestock and work. Honey Decauniere returns from South Dakota, liking the country but not the water. Mont Ramsay plans a goat fence and farm duties in Wilson County. Mrs Rugest Wastefield and Gregor y visit Everest. Wurtelfeld travels to Kansas City. Henry Boucher and daughter attend Elmer Boucher’s wedding in Fredonia. wedding couple heads to El Paso. George Porter, 1824 1911, dies after an accident, buried at Osawatomie state cemetery. funeral follows in Monroe Township and city residence summary.
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Prom the Graphic
Charley Smith
Arthur Tippin
California
Honey Decauniere
South Dakota
Mont Ramsay
Wilson County
Mont
Henry Boucher
Mi Inez
Fredonia
Elmer Boucher
Mins Maud Carmack
el Paso
Texas
Boucher
Mins Carmack
Ghoror Porter
George Porter
Osawatomie
London
England
Co. H. Ltd
New York
Kansas
Monroe Township
Greeley
Eli Truefitt
Porter
Osiwatomie
Whittington visitors and typhoid toll mark Kansas town week
MMC From the Dispatch notes Charley and Gene Whittington visited Kansas City early in the week while William Whittington is gravely ill with typhoid fever near town. George Miller and Mrs Miller of New London were guests of J D Miller family. Mrs Thomas B Jackett died at Selma from typhoid after a brief illness aged 81 years 1 month and days. Mary Elizabeth Parnell born in Cornwall England Sept 20 1862 grows to womanhood and marries Thomas E Jackell before moving to the United States in 1883. Funeral at Selma M T church conducted by Revs Faulk and Wood with Oakwood Cemetery burial.
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Dispatch
Charley
Gene Whittington
Kansas City
William Whittington
Thomas B. Jackett
Selma
Ean
Mary Elizabeth Parnell
Cornwall
England
M. B. Church
Thomas E. [Ackell
United States
M.T
Reys, Faulk and Wood
Oakwoo'l
Colony Clippings From the Pree Press
A telegram informs M L Lewin that his sister Mor Ellen Porter of Hutchinson is dying. W C Smith, ex bookkeeper and assistant cashier, now bank cashier at Englewood Clark County. Washington dispatch notes October 26 Charles H Rees named regular rural route carrier from Geneva with John Repae as substitute. Rumor of Chas Bowers’ California death proven false. he is in good health.
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Colony
M. &. Lewin
Hutchinson
Ellen Porter
W. C. Smith
Colony State Bank
Englewood
Clark County
Washington
Chauncey H. Rees
Geneva
John Repae
Chas, Bowers
California
Westphalia marriage and rural mission notes
John Segill of this place plans to wed Miss Mary Hester of Scipio in Scipio church on November 10. Mrs. Nesbit of Potawatomie travels to Springfield to tend a ailing sister as others survey local oil prospects and holdings. A Catholic mission ended with strong attendance and reformist resolve in the community.
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John Segill
Mary Hester
Scipio
J.nesbit
Potawatomie
Springfield
Ilinois
Tom Shaughneasy
Penu
Monay
Jim Agnew
Dr. Simmons
Will Cayot
Jack Stephenson
Frank Stewart
The Youth's Companion Christmas Gift Offer
The Youth's Companion offers a Christmas gift option within reach of small budgets. A yearly subscription at $1.75 includes a packet sent to the recipient with a Christmas Companion Calendar for 1903 in twelve colors, a subscription certificate, and related materials for a 1904 start.
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Govert
America
United State
Annual Announcement on New Companion Volume for 1904
The Youths Companion announces that a full description of the principal features of its new 1904 volume will be sent free to any interested address. Readers may request the prospectus by writing to The Youths Companion at 144 Berkley Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Berkley Street
Boston
Mass
New York Clipper
America
WORLD
Clipper
A Noble Rivalry Between Two California Widows
Two California widows, Jane Stanford and Phoebe Hearst, funded major gifts to the Pacific coast universities. Mrs. Stanford supported Leland Stanford Jr University, while Mrs. Hearst aided the University of California at Berkeley. A November National Magazine note calls the rivalry noble and contrasts it with transient Atlantic city wealth. Willian Rando Hearst Jr., son of Phoebe Hearst, is noted as a Democratic presidential aspirant.
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California
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Phoke Hearst
Federal Senate
Pacific Coast
University of California
Willian Rando Hearst
Atta Phebe Hearst
Characlee
Greece
Fashion notes show delicate negligees in champagne tones
The article describes a peau de soie neglige with heavy lace trim in champagne tint, front shirring over cords, a round modest neck, and a loose front. It outlines a Mack millera coat with waist tie, unlined from waist, white satin cords, and decorative back plait. Fabrics suggested include crepe de chine or peau de soie with silk stitching.
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Mack Rnilera
County High School debate at Men’s Club
At the Congregational church lecture room next Monday evening at 7 40 Prof Lawelling will read a paper on The County High School Ought We to have It How Can We Get It The open meeting invites all, especially school board members and teaching staff, to hear the paper and discuss the county’s high school question as Anderson county debates its future.
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Tate
Congregational Church
Lawelling
County High School
Andersiy
Wil
The Annihilation of Distance in World News
A reflection on shrinking global distance due to telegraph and cable links. The piece notes Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas now report rapidly, with foreign correspondents in major cities and cooperation among New York World, New York Hermit, and press associations to cover worldwide events.
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Africa
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Sea
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New York World
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Associate! Press
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Prospective Inventions of Air Ships and Smugglers
In a November National Magazine piece by Pelie L Oswald, futuristic air ships and balloon tech are envisioned. The author predicts rapid improvements in speed and safety, with weather responsive systems and new instruments. Smuggling and free travel themes appear as flying routes evolve and enforcement strains grow.
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Syniicate
Uusty
Nevershee
Pelie L Oswald
National Magazine
Chicken Pie Dinner Planned by Methodist Ladies
A chicken pie dinner will be hosted by the Methodist church ladies on Saturday. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Chrisadt Ie
The
Methodist
Newender
Garnett Lecture Course Second Number Promises Major Speaker
The Garnett Lecture Course presents its second number with a featured speaker, promising a high priced reception and notable remarks. Reserves for lecture seats are on sale at Glase's book store Friday morning.
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Howe
Castles
America
Beford
Garnett
Glase
Gil
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