Monday and Sunday in Ottawa and surroundings
Sunday visits and Monday travel across Ottawa and nearby towns feature many locals. Matt Glas and Charley Cook spent weekends in Ottawa. W. L. Upham moved to Wellsville. Will Archer left for Coffeyville. Mrs. Smyer and Mrs. Bodley went to Kansas City to hear Ben Hur. various residents moved, visited kin, or attended events in Garnett, Richmond, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hussey
City
C. C. Bodley
Richmond
Kansas City
Ben Hur
Silver-blue zibeline gown with leg of mutton sleeves
The fashion note outlines a semi formal gown in silver blue zibeline popular for both formal and informal events. It features leg of mutton sleeves and a novel fichu that extends onto the shoulder and meets in a point above the bodice, signaling a stylish autumn trend.
Westphalia Briefs From the Times
In a Tuesday storm a barn on the Kippey farm east of town was struck by lightning and destroyed. Mr. Smith saved all his horses but lost several sets of harness and rich corn. Frank Hand had a team in the barn and they were killed. J B Stevenson wife and son Master Carl returned from Ohio pleased with their trip but remain Kansans at heart. John Tengpold and John Mustard returned home after six weeks in Illinois towns a week in Kansas City hoping for fame and fortune. Two Redemptorist fathers from St Louis will conduct a Catholic mission October 18 to 25 with German sermons morning and English at night. specifics to be announced by the missionaries. L G Krausert, returning from Alton, Iowa, where he attended his father’s funeral, says Kansas suits him better and many old neighbors plan to visit Kansas soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Kansas
Scranton
Times
Kippey
Mr. Smith
Frank Hand
J. B. Stevenson
Carl
Ohio
Severallinois
Kansas City
John Tengpold
John Mustard
Dad
St Louis
L. G. Krausert
Alton
Iowa
Kincaid Items From the Pree Pregs
Arthur Rudisill, the injured young man last Monday night, is about recovered after being thrown from a horse. The horse fell with him, tossing him over its head. Earnest McClure and wife of Greeley visited W. Shepard’s family from Friday to Monday. Mrs. McClure is daughter of Howard Butcher and formerly lived in Rincard. Perry Hulman, a prosperous Osage valley farmer, and wife left Tuesday for Illinois on an extended visit and may go to Europe. Uncle Ed Gilbert, W. R. Childers and Miss Lizale left Tuesday for Obie on a visit. Ed carried a sample of Jim Nestor’s big corn to show to Ohio readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rudisill
Earnest McClure
Greeley
W. Shepard
McClure
Howard Butcher
Rincard
Perry Hulman
Osage Valley
Thesday
Perry
Europe
Ed Gilbert
W. R Childers
Jaughter
Col ony Clippings From Free Press Death Notice and Funeral
Rev Knepp visited his ill mother in Baldwin Wednesday morning. Edward Anne died at his home west of the city last Sunday about 3 pm of heart trouble. Funeral services were held at the family residence Tuesday afternoon with the M W A in charge and Rev Knepp of the Methodist church officiating. He leaves a father, mother, sister and many friends. interment at Colny cemetery. Also a fragment about Goop Job Printing and a drug store catalog note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Knepp
Baldwin
Edward Anne
Methellist Church
Colny Cemetery
Fire destroys Lo'slock home in Selma district loss
Wednesday morning the residence of Mrs Klaven and her daughter in Lo'slock was burned to ashes. The cause is unknown as the kitchen and dining room were consumed before anyone noticed. Only a few items were saved and there was a small insurance policy on the house. The community expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo'slock
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Matt Glas
Ottawa
Art Bennett
Charley Cook
Lloyd Bronston
Grandma Manley
W.L. Upham
Wellsville
Florence Mind Trene Hassey
W. J. McMurray
Lyndon
Osage County
Mra
Rogers
Chicago
W.R. Smith
Westphalia
Will Archer
Coffeyville
Wille Williams
John Shehan
Eastlynne
Toho
Missouri Pacific
Elin Rice
Delta
Rice County
Belle Wellingstrend
Topeka
Blue Mound
Lou Spradlin
California
Will Paxton
Will
Charley Whittington
Kincaid
Gene
G. A. Smith
Welda Vicinity
Tett
Riterville, Mo
Jake Barnett
Emporia
Latimer & Henning
Frank Lewis
Dr. Pilkington
Judge Harder
Versailles
Krause
Ina
Irma
Chanute
Irwin
Lone Elm Township
Lone Elm
John Risdon
John
Geo. Rice
Cora Shupe
Pallas
Jus. D. Stevens
Central City
Clark Richardson
Chanute Blade
Sam King
Missouri Pacific Bridge
Osawatomie
Sam
Eny
International Correspondence Schools
Olty
Bulldor Fural Drarveroess Lif
Deacher Rotall
W. J. Lane
John Shea
Iota
Kas
W. A. Snodgrass
Wats
Red Light Cafe
al Lane
Cross
Ayer
Buckingham
P. Hall &Co
Newhus
Blum & Morris
New York
America
Gale
York
Oliprer
F. A. Herbert
Halcomb
Jack
Lin McDonald Bon
Leeive Iene
Avene
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