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Newspaper

Lawrence Gazette

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1897

Page

3

Kanwaka Neighborhood News Highlights Local Happenings

Colman lost a horse. Mrs. Bigsby visited Kansas City. Easter concert planned by Congregational Sabbath school. Albert Haskell went to Excelsior Springs. Rev Wimmer held services. School closings and social events noted. Farmers planting potatoes sowing oats. Various visits, meetings, and community activities reported including a phonograph show, church gatherings, and school performances. The Colyer School closes next Friday. Deer Creek coal mine expansion cited with local employment. Membership drives and entertainments at Fairview and Woodman hall also described.

Congregational Albert Haskell Excelsior Springs Wimmer Nelly Celman Armstrong Iowa Congregational Church Effie Craigmile Joliet, Ill Kanwaka

Local News Bits From Lawrence and Nearby Towns

Items note Mr Wendel Saile returning from a week with relatives in Lawrence. A. S. Medsker finished a new house for Sam Talley. A small boy visits Will Bearns. Augusta Booferington returns from Lawrence and stays with Mrs Blocker. H N Oliver feeds three carloads of cattle. Wa Simon travels to Chicago. Centennial school closes with an exhibition. Frank Wahora of Overbrook works for M T Harding. Ada Preston sick with lung fever tended by Dr Lyd Mannen. Scott Martins school at Enterprise will Friday. Clinton preacher visited Globe Saturday to see Mrs Bt John who is very ill. Carpenter builds a model house plastering in Overbrook.

Augusta Booferington Lawrence Smith Blocker H. N.oliver Simon Chicago Enterprise

Long Rural Ledger Recaps Farm Work and Socials

Sunday at home and work plans fill the week as farmers tend to fields, plant potatoes, and prepare for seeding. Weddings, dances, school events, and a funeral punctuate the community, with church services and local visits weaving through daily life in the area.

Iowa visitors join relatives at M. & church Sabbath

Mrs Wilets and two daughters from Iowa visit relatives Mr and Mrs Rodgers and attend the M. and church on the sabbath. Nye, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs San Nye, steadily improves after a fall at the schoolhouse. doctor forbids riding or walking. Dr Evans builds a new corrugated iron roofed barn with carpenter David Burshburger. Mr and Mrs Welter Clark welcome a week old daughter. Carmean and Starr shipped a carload of hogs from the point. Aury Sturdy goes to Lawrence to visit a friend Mand Lin dsley. Mrs Chas Smith has the smngles but slowly improves. Both Lawrence residents visited their parents here last week. Aid society met at Mrs James Slit's last Wednesday. next at Mrs Sysmond Furks with officer election on April 21. Mrs Alkine rents farm to Ada King who took possession last week. Methodist lodges Foreign Missionary society meet with Mrs A F Alien Thursday April 1 with officer election. Ladies literary club meet with Mrs Funk on Tuesday March 30.

W. L. Stark Dickinson County Kohlbrener Pople Ted Haas I. Harbor Iwich Lydia Warner Frank Conrad German Evangelical Church Louis C. Pips City Hopes Nye San Nye Dr. Evans David Burshburger Aid Society James Slit Sysmond Furks

Local notes on farming, schools, and residents

Hog cholera in the area and milk hauling to Lawrence creamery. Moves and arrivals include Breckenridge and Silvers families, Darby’s hargeset team sale, Turley moving near Williamstown, Hunt buying a horse, Frank Toyne moving to Kansas City, and a map occupying the McFarland farm. Several school closures, lectures by Townsend and Snow, religious services, Measles affect Lake View families, Nora Cardwell and Arthur Rose wed near Lecompton, and Mystic Cure testimonial from ex postmaster Anthony.

Electric Bitters Advertisement From Barber Bros Drug Store

Lectric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season and used as a tonic and alterative. It claims to counteract malarial poison and relieve headache indigestion constipation and dizziness. Sold at Barber Bros Drug Store for 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.

Barber Bros Drug Store

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Neighborhood News Gazette O. A. Colman A. Bigsby Kansas City F. B. Pontius Mesdames Baldwin Eaton Seetin Bigsby Buyler Duffee Colman H. C. Richardson C. Richardson A. C. Pontius Baldwin Richardson Lone Star Clarence Halstead Xn.y Nellis Clark Dan Ulric Colyer School Steve Halstead Misa Nora Metsker King’s Fairview Church W. W. Marckle Overbrook Sam Tuttle Sam Metsker Adam Tuttle Indiana S. W. Metsker Wm. Ulric C. J. R. Smith Will Markle Sibley Julia Smith Peake Andrew Flory Smith House C. O. Bowman Dr. Bunn William Marshall A F. W. Berviss Mr. Smith J. W. Whiddell The Fairview Missionary Society Anna Reed Davis Miss Deborah Kentucky Bin W. A. Marshall Blue Mound Jess Ruly F. Buchheim Mr. Christy George Christy Freeman Farm Brielveir Merrits Kansas Gee. Petetish James Downs Mr. Powell Linwood Thacher Farms Elmer Barden Ela Tucker Lillie Downs Lucy Christy Watson Mattie Brown Lecompton Dora Annie Brown Minnie Klesath Big Springs Norrie Bars Isaves Wm. Glenn Woodman Hall Woodmen Snx Yarnold Scheer Mr. Ferris Nicholas Charles Scheer W. C. Porter Deer Creek Sons of Veterans G. A. R. Hall Lapeer Wendel Saile Carpenter A. S. Medsker Sam Talley Will Bearns Charles Heim Boss Bidgood Peter Saile Jacob Hardterfer Ivan Mosher D. Fisher G. Oebrle William Warner Horn Cyris Nusbaum Edward Heim Lewis Gehret Rose Heimer Joseph Anna Lydia Stahl Bethel Church Fall Lear Wendorf Leavenworth City Squire Leesch Bob.snapp James Hicks Jim Wilson Mr. Koffil John Canary Jr John A. Lukan J. L Jacobs W. B. Myers Wm Koffel Ohio South Dakota Mr. Keanean J. Snapp W. Pipes Fall Leaf J. Adair Lambora Mr. Watson Mr. Davenport Bam Bishop Leesch Court Paul Luckan B. Snapp Harry Conrad Bride Bowersock Farm Timothy B. Thomas Hesper H. Corder Barker Brad Laptad Joseph Laptad Miss Garvin S.M. Green Ice Company H. Gorder Mr.Garrin John Tobler Gideon R. Young Mr. Garvin Mr. Roberts Orry Owen Jerry Glathare Lottie Vermilya Stephen Dias Annie Keplinger Jefferson County Oskaloosa Samuel Beasley Beasley J. S. Beasley Willis North Lawrence Maple Grove Cemetery William Rinehart Rose Robert Will Vinjana Mrs. Welter Clark Carmean Starr Aury Sturdy Miss Mandlinsley Chas. Smith Bo Ih Will Darby Lawrence Creamery Mr. Breckenridge Sam Jack Farm Mr. Silvers Lawrence, Colored Renfro Farm L. F. Darby Hargeset Will McKish Mr. Turley Williamstown Barrow Farm Mr. Hunt John Standing Charley Wilson Frank Toyne McFarland Duncan Illinois William Palmateer Crum Johnston Farm John White Cora Elliott Emporia Eva Elliott H. Davis Elwood Deay Ed Woodard Althea Wyland Desoto John Woodard Clarence Coggshall Toronto al Epperson B.thomas Townsend Snow Ot K Europe Lydia Chase David Tatum Denver Academy Schoel Anna Davis Geo. FL Rogers W. ML OF. Societs Leeinda Connor Lake View T. N. Cardwell Crowder Henry Collins Martin Lake View Literary Laura Wright Mrs. Rose O. Watson Rev Ronebrake T. F. Anthony Promise Cuy Barber Bros Lawrenes Aletree Ditters Racy Learnard Rence Innes New York Geo.innes
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