William H Mellen Remembered As Political Religious Leader
The piece reflects on William H Mellen's religious and political views and his influence. It notes his differing opinions, the regard of friends and neighbors, and the community's loss with his death. The article expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family and invokes his role as a devoted father and public figure beloved by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mellen
Huehy
Othors
Liclig
Jose
Reception planning meeting for returning enlistees in Garnett area
A county meeting was held at the courthouse to organize reception committees for enlistees returning home. Led by chair elect Huge Frigg Wairman and secretary Kavult, the group formed a reception plan with committees for entertainment, finance, and transport. Additional volunteers from G. ALR and local women joined, with a report due next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiradee
Frigg Wairman
Kavult
Wilzeseliane
Jolinthai
Hiberta
Tintlian Watt
Mailer
Garnett
Court House
Ree
Henderwon
Ellott Cot Motrin
Ci Ina Mra J
TL Stewart
Henry Hedges
Mere
Act. Blu
PE. Rooney
Wey O. Ruight
Lowing
G. Alr
Browny
Barnest
Kof
Raw
Mire Capt
Dobbs
Sadie Ligdeau
Law Mills
Judy
Manuay
Pflice
W. Knight
Barnest Elisiearin
Local Notes From The Township Meeting
A fragmentary local item mentions Mrs. Doy and Fred Hicks with a Tuesday event. A trip to Ridnley and a building or burn incident near Lorgeat Lane are referenced, with uncertain township and Salvordlisy place names. The readable bits suggest a brief community notice or meeting update with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hicks
Ridnley
Local notes from Anderson county and nearby towns
A flood of brief items records visits, funerals, and travel across Anderson county. Many residents, including Mrs Hopkins, A E Gilson, Miss May Jobin, and Miss Lillian Mellen, are noted visiting Topeka, Kansas City, or Topeka for family, old soldiers events, or business. Art Hollingshead returns home wounded from California while others attend the old soldiers reunion and local church events. A wedding pairs Ethel Davis and Harley Crittenden, with plans to settle in Sedalia.
Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville Delights Iowans
Uncle John Dillon draws large crowds in Port Madison for Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville. The show, praised for humor and strong company, draws attendees from West Port with a special train. Dillon, aging but sharper, returns as Uncle Jolly October in Friday night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Iowa
Gem City
Bartlett
Dillon
Seltzerville
Mr. Dillon
Uncle Jolly
Jolly
Iteai Julij
Creiulful
Serville
Raul Globe
John Dillan
John Dillon Coming to Riverice Ceilings and Pillar Event
A noisy local notice announces John Dillon and a lively gathering at Riverice Ceilings with Pillar, promising a heavy evening of entertainment. It highlights a performer Miran Jollyy and July Cole Jolla as featured acts, noting unusual success and a well-attended company meeting planning for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilla
Nate Karen
Thaiwersetis
Hess
Siniestiy
Miran Jollyy
Cole Jolla
Kajias Eyjia Surfage Association Convention Notice
The 26th Kajias Eyjia Surfage Association convention will be held in Kauss City on dates in 1910. An executive committee meeting is set for 9 a.m. Tuesday. The main gathering opens at 1 p.m. Delegates and fraternal delegates from auxiliaries may attend, with voting rights for members in good standing. Address inquiries to Toothaker Kansas City Kas Warren Cedarville Downs Kas Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kajias
Siddress
Toothaker
Kansas City
Kas
Amin Ay Warren
Cedarville
Youxs
Cor
Downs
Our Boys Are Some in Paola Baseball Series
Our Boys played a three game set in Paola over Thursday to Saturday. Paola won two of three, taking the first game to spark their late effort while the visitors fought hard in the remaining contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardete Od Pola Baseball Vines
Garacts
Paola Boys
Another Old Citizen Gone Cornelia Heard dies in Menton City
Cornelia Heard of Menton City died September 23. Funeral held by Rev. Knopp at Central City Cemetery. Survived by husband, 8 children, 82 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Names listed include Mrs. Seraly Guernor, Mrs. Susie Satchel, John Rened, Charles and Gileworth Keard, Charles and Andrew Eeord, Mrs. Litaie Colsonto. Family resided in Viordett and Central City. Sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Heard
Menton City
Ford
Dewicen Sistine
CIA
Andersen Canney
Sven Wolly
Cickaway
Eon
Ohio
Janetts Tewan
Rach Hyena
Viordett
Central City Homie
Seraly Guernor
Northcott
Susie Satchel
Comat City
John Rened
Osawatomie
Skev. Knopp
Central City
Chesi
Heroaverd
Sherman s Stock Sale at Garnett on Mt fu road
Auction notice on Friday October 6 1800 at 10 a m offers 17 horses and colts work geldings and mares breeding stock including Percheon stallion a 4 year old saddle mare and a 80 head cattle herd with cows and calves. Brood sows and pigs to follow. Credit terms six months with interest or cash discounts five percent. No removal until notes approved. Sherman J H Tyads and Walter Hint clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
J. H, Tyadhs
Mercunmnt
Walter Hint
Lune
Letter List Names Include Local Residents and Mrs Curtis
The list names George Balden Mrs John Curtis Haz el Green Mrs R Harvey B P Logs don Rosa Marshall T W Mather Miss May Morris Miss Nettie Milling ton W M Siebert Miss Allie Thomas Millard Weaver. Each name appears as a potential contact or notice group in a community correspondence record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Balden
John Curtis
Hazel Green
R. Harvey
B. P. Logsdon
Rosa Marshall
T. W. Mather
May Morris
Nettie Millington
W. M. Siebert
Allie Thomas
Millard
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Patrot
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By Manterman, Cantier
Bank OF
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OMA
Garnett, Kansas
W. S. Woods
W. H. Sloan
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Brinektey
Tial Lineal
Viel Ley
Salvordlisy
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Oenwat
Jol
Oidwik
Winwala
Huns
the County Fair
Mise
Mabel Whitfint
Kanes
City
Ed Stelfe
Vitor Remington
Ef Osawatomie
T. J. Wilson
Nord Asia
EU Toner Eorlier
Aeteress
Ff Hopkins
Kursuachey
A. E Gilson
Wagatall
Woolworth
Topeka
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Iolustin
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Mellen
Jas
Clyde
Drew
Thole Bone
Lincoln
Solan Ellis
Dew
Budora
WH. Mellen
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Cherry Minna
Frank Marple
Watey Center
Mire
Mannie Linda
Divane Cnues
Jesse Jaenbs Andl
MD Ave
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Ayres Ayn Vasisit
Wee Aid Dee Vonene
Mertsier
Mra Jo EL Benaiton
Witsiver Fron
Petaton Week
Jettenel Hone Rattray
Aine Earle
Mrs Clay Witte Tiv
Wyatt
N. Northway
Henry
Joplin
Oniuiwit
Ste Wot
Lillian Mellen
Ngarn
Jas. Ashby
Rich Hill, Mo
TG. Ashby
Ear Mineral Point
Anderson County
City Park
Garnett, Oet Sil
Shy
Sarah Iathrop Ani
Bell Evans
Ottawa
Poster Muritack
Gen. Carlyle
Greeney
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred Botweher
Railway Air Servee
Kansan City
Coffeyville
Carnett
J. W. Hay
Lincoln Township
Renning
Ellsworth County
Chas
Cooper
Geo
Mary
Miss Mattie Ll ‘Fron
Baldwin
W. A. Johnson
Sal, Kaufman
J. G. Rees
C. B. Adgiumaust
Wii, Veas
Remila
Jas, Hatta
Welda
Thomas Spencer
John
el Dorado Springs
W. D. Howie
Rev
Howie
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Arthur Hollingshead
San Francisco
Art
Mex Murey J'taker
Her Lnitier
Jesse Slajons
Lef, Moning
Thely Huttten
Calorady
Grey
Chiristain
Ehwrele
Ayres Dari
Taos
JD Mulkey
Wily
Irony Tormessee
Stase
St. Iesebt, Mo
Nick Pontiaus
Mo Varrettanet Wiley
Dito Cowie
Murels
Yvigh J
Durell
Peay
Gunifios
Frank Lorris
Harthoast
Twin
WG. Brown
Barnees
Game Dawn
Shields
Fawity
Chquioy Winans
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton
Hohia
Tom Morgan
Rogers, Ark
Atteni the Far
Pane
Ethel Davis
Okatoma City
R. A. Davis
Harley Crittenden
J. J. Case Threshing Machine Company
Missouri
Ollahona
G. Wy Iter
Henderson
Sedalia
K. E. S. A. Convention
Opera House
Joan Dillon
Darrell Macklin
Bartletts Road
Lyall
Wriday
Guaranty Hte
Holcomb & CO
Big West Side of Square
Ira S. Biery
Praler
Bank of Commerce
WW. Aldrich
Pres. EB
M. Eiliott
B. Aldrich
Ass’t Cashiers
First- State Bank
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