Isaac Lindley Writes Again in Independence Kansas
Isaac Lindley recounts spring growth and local progress in Independence. He notes rains benefiting crops, upcoming church constructions including a $25000 Congregational church and an $80000 Baptist church, plus Post Office work starting May first. He honors Thos Ratcliff and remembers old Rush Creek Friends meeting and pioneer days with fond, reflective recollections.
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Independence
Kan
Kingman Star
W.C.T. U
Rockefeller
The
Baptists
Thos. Ratcliff
Thos Ratcliff
Jo Hn Green
Joseph Thompson
Cashatts
Rush Creek
Nice bulk coffee and local social notes mix
Bulk coffee 20c per pound at Alexander's. Miss Carrie Moore visits Watseka relatives. Miss Letta Hines of Terre Haute guests of Wm A. Moore. Opera house hosts moving pictures and roller skating on Tue Thu Sat. Local vermin dust on State street prompts civic action. Miller Baldwin nuptials Everett Miller and Phoebe Baldwin wed April 20 at Harveysburg. Numerous visits and social calls among Harveysburg and nearby residents.
Wonderful Caesarean Operation Saves Mother and Baby
In Waynetown Mrs. Simpson required an emergency Caesarean at Culver Hospital after doctors Allhands Bunnell Barcus and Sigmon advised immediate surgery. The tiny boy, weighing about one and two thirds pounds, survived after over thirty minutes of resuscitation, both mother and child doing as well as could be expected. Incubator care continues.
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F. D. Allhands
George Simpson
Waynetown
Allhands
Barcus
Crawfordsville
Simpson
Wayne Town
Culver Hospital
Wingate News
Stewart Ball Bearing Clipper Dominates Farm Market
The Stewart Ball Bearing Clipper is praised as the best machine for general use and essential for any farmer with livestock. Available for viewing at local dealers and farm supply outlets.
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Clipper
Auto Crash Near Covington Injures Danville Couple
A Danville party of five cars crashed three miles east of Covington Sunday. Mrs. Charles B. Leachman suffered a double fracture of the collar bone and internal injuries. Her husband, Mr. Leachman, fractured his collar bone. The daughter, partner Herman Schmitt, and chauffeur Matt Hager escaped without serious injuries.
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Danville
Covington
Charles B. Leachman
Golden Rule
Pavey family visitors and town gatherings noted
Mr Levi Irwin visited Tuesday. Allen Paveys were in Covington Thursday. Hazle Huffman called on Lesta Keller Sunday evening. Charley Hollands visited Westley Pavey Sunday. G B Pavey and Dr Pollom in Covington Tuesday. Wm Parish seen in town in his new auto Friday. Alma Summers returned from Hillsboro Tuesday. Nina Hershberger Ruth and Alice Noel visited Omar Shoals. Mr and Mrs Geo Pavey called on Allen Pavey Sunday evening. Samuel A Pavey was visiting relatives last week. A large crowd attended Preston McLain sale Saturday.
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Nina Hershberger
Ruth and
Alice Noel
Omar Shoals
Geo. Pavey
Allen Pavey
Preston McLain
Marsh Farr Visits Covington On Business
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Livengood spent Sunday with M. F. Ew bank and family while Marsh Farr was in Covington on business Wednesday.
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Marsh Farr
Covington
Ed. Livengood
M. F. Ew. Bank and Family
A.H Dickens
New Suits Filed In Attica And Surrounding Areas
Multiple civil actions listed including quiet title suits by Sammuel Flemming and Milford and Yount against Sarah E. Purdy, a unsoundness of mind case Chas e Milford vs Christiana Arnold, a note suit Williamsport State Bank against Freeman and David Knowles, and Miers Carriage & Buggy Co. versus Clint Sandusky for 329 dollars. Social notices mention individuals visiting Covington and Veedersburg and a broader patriotic poem about country and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammuel Flemming
Milford and
Yount
Attica
Sarah E. Purdy
Chas.e Milford
Christiana Arnold
Williamsport State Bank
Freeman Knowles
David Knowles
the Miers Carriage & Buggy Co
Clint Sandusky
Local residents tied to weekend events in Cayuga Hillsboro and Veedersburg
Miss Opal Harris of Cayuga attended the commencement last Friday night. Mrs Mike Watt and daughter Virgie were shopping in Veedersburg Wednesday. Chas Taylor and family of Hillsboro stayed with relatives here over Sunday.
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Ruby Ratcliff
Crawfordsville
H. P. McCrary
Loma Mecr‘rary
Veedersburg
Opal Harris
Cayuga
Mike Watt
Virgie
Chas, Taylor and Family
Hillsboro
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Claude B. Philpott
Indiana
O. S. Douglas
Lawygr
Fountain County
Ind
James A. Copeland
Alexander
J. T. Redman
Office
Res
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
Kingman
A. L. Ratliff
Kingman Bank Building
DR. F
Cuthbert
E I. R.R. Alls
Kingman Hotel
Adam Bonebrake
Moore’s
Kingatan
Col. W. D. Mendenhall
Col
Claude Madden
Ilinois
Jackson St
Citizens Bank
Moving Picture Show
W. B. Spencer
Chicago
Isaac Lindley
Alexander's
Cable- Nelson Pianos
Carrie Moore
Watseka
Letta Hines
Terre Haute
Wm A. Moore and
Family
Opera House
State Street
Harveysburg
Everette F. Miller
Phoebe A. Baldwin
A. Y. Bardin
Lynden Marshall
Ham Ratcliff
George Shell
Mary Hammon
Lynden Marshalls
Siota Thomas
Ira Robbins
Martha Ann Drake
Ben Durmar
Urbana
Leeman Wilkins
Lillie Stoup
Sadie Tooker
Celia Wilkins
Joseph Hawkins
Joe Sanders
Wife Sunday
Liota Thomas
Manly Lindley’s
Anna Jones
Ofnent Cates
Rosa O'Donnell
Clayton, New Mexico
Mrs
A. H. Rardin
Will Ephlin
A. F. Rardin
Effie Woody
Veederspurg
Emma Dark
Fife
Stewart
C. L. Woody
Cates
Levi Irwin
Cable-Nelson Pianos
Hazle Huffman
Lesta Keller
Charley Hollands
Westley Pavey
G. B Pavey
Dr. Pollom
Wm. Parish
Alma Summers
Samuel A. Pavey
Linere
Soisette
Flaxon
Gingham
Amoskege Gingham
Brussels
Oxfords
Excelsior
Hepler Hardware Co
D. M. Strader
Wm. Stlarvey
Mecca
Ned Inlow
Clodemoore
Perry Sowers
Lewis Dix
Chas. Gillum and Family
Sal
John Belles
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