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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
8
A fragmented church directory lists Presbyterian, Congregational, and Christian churches with service times. Readings show morning worship, Sabbath events, and adult and youth programs, with varied times and days across congregations.
A fragmented lodge directory lists meetings for DavaHeens JuertoN and other lodges at Keanid D Hall on Wyndded Tuestays with monthly gatherings at TOP- Hali and Poesdays. It notes visiting members welcomed, with details for Renmkar Voltas No 41 and Shole lodge rooms, plus Royal Arch Museuis and Woodmen chapters meeting weekly and monthly dates across months.
The item lists numerous residents and visitors across Garnett Ottawa Iola and Greeley. Names include Miss Nettie Porter Mrs Chandler Mr Martin Miss Maude Fuller Miss Lillie Hollingshead and many others visiting relatives friends or on business from Kansas City Kellogg Humboldt Chanute Osawatomi and Lawrence with travel between Greeley Iola Ottawa and nearby towns.
Local Notes recounts N L Bowman moving his law office above the Red Light, Hunley and Bronston buying McGes farm east of town, Lillie Heffner receiving improved health news, and Standard Oil expanding wagon service under G O Ridlon with Jussce Kellogg in charge. Also mentions a Catholic church bell installation in Sci pone and church plans for a community history library.
Monday's Evening News reports J. W. Bonine, judged insane last Saturday in spine court. An application has been made for his admission to the hospital for the insane at Onawatomie. The attack is believed to be caused by a past stroke, which he suffered years ago. Bonine has been in the hospital before.
The Royal Neighbors hosted a box social at Woodman’s Hall with laughter and good will. Attendees enjoyed the pleasing program, socializing, and a sizable sum raised to aid pew paraphernalia costs.
Frank McKimmey was thrown ten feet when he stepped onto a Missouri Pacific track as an eastbound locomotive approached quietly. He rose unhurt, with the engineer aiding a nearby bystander after the collision at the Sixth Street crossing.
A long-standing season feature praises remedies for croup noting hive syrup and tolu, Chamberlains Cough Remedy as quicker and safer, and suggests using it at onset to prevent attacks. It advertises Tibet's & Co. as sellers.
The Social Science Club gathered at the Fallis home with Miss McCoole absent. Dr Cunningham chaired as Flora Hedges outlined As You Like It and readings were given by Mrs Hale Florence Cannon and Olive Griffin. A duet by Mrs Oman and Mrs Vaughn ended a pleasant profitable evening despite flower show conflicts.
Mr and Mrs M Li White entertained friends with a whist party for Miss Libbie Lindsay of McPherson visiting in the city. Geo Li left for South McAlister Ind Territory to engage in business. Mrs Crus will remain in Lars briefly before joining him. John Watrous of Burlington edited the Independent and serves as a revenue collector. The Congregational Church Social Science Club meeting featured Judge Schoonover on the reinforcement of law with earnest discussion and a noted lecture impact.
The Ooitel Brethern church will hold a supplementary meeting next Saturday and Sunday with preaching Friday evening Saturday afternoon Sunday morning and evening. The quarterly meetings will be followed by protracted meetings to which all are cordially invited.
They will cure you, citing others as sources in a terse claim. The fragment suggests promotional or medical misinformation with unnamed promoters and vague assurances.
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