Local notes renewals and marriages in Osage county
The issue lists residents renewing subscriptions to The Gazette, new subscribers, a marriage license for Chas Wynne and Anna Reinert of Baldwin, and moves or visits by locals like Andrew Haley to Guthrie. Also mentions M C A meetings, a divorce filing, and local business openings in Burnett and Argentine with brief community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Wynne
Anna Reinert
Baldwin
Andrew Haley
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Prof Samuels Leaves Lawrence For Next Saturday
GEO R SHANE PHOTOS OF LAWRENCE KANSAS report that Prof Samuels will depart Lawrence next Saturday. Parties with wage troubles are advised to consult him at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
R. Shane
Lawrence, Kansas
Prof. Samuels
Lawrence
Geo. R. Shane
Disciples Convene with Kansas City Church District Meet
The Disciples of Christ of the Kansas City Kansas district convene with the Christian church of the city on Wednesday through Friday this week. A. B. Riffe arrived Saturday from Walla Walla Washington. His wife’s mother Mrs. Alex Love is very ill. Lawrence notes growth of the Wyandotte Northwestern Railway with Elias Summerfield as superintendent and John Hutchings and M Summerfield appointed as road attorneys. Samuel Jewett held a public sheep shearing last week near town, shorn for 17 to 43 pounds, reflecting a fine flock and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Bassett
Fox
Liberty
Kansas
Eudora
W. H. Robinson
Lizzie Kunkel
Wi. Whitney
Disciples of Christ of the
Kansas City
Kansas District
Covention
Christian Church of
Riffe
City
Walla Walls
Washington
Peru
South America
Alex Love
Lawrence
Wyandotte & Northwestern Railway
Elias Summerfield
Messrs
John Hutchings
M. Summerfield
Samuel Jewett
City Drug Store at Headquarters News Clippings
Martin Drake, longtime resident, visits Colorado City area while tending his Wakarusa Valley farm. Court case Asher v. Board of County Commissioners awards £ 202.57 to Asher for a trip to Kentucky during his Palmyra township trusteeship. Jail row ends with John Roberts six months extra and Charley Roberts bound over for assault with intent to kill. Alliance organizer Capt A. J. Jennings travels county organizing meetings near Turner Morris Bonner Springs. Vinland widow Mrs D. McNees dies from brain hemorrhage. funeral at English Lutheran church. Prof Samuels praised optician in lawrence. literary society notes and officers listed. Music by Emile Heron enriches district No 2 winter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Asher
Board of County Commissioners
Justice Sternberg
Asher
Kentucky
Palmyra Township
John
Charlie Roberts
Harbaugh
Charley
A. J. Jennings
Johnson County
Turner
Bonner Springs
Morris
Eudora News
Baldwin Ledger
Irvin Fisher
Kerns
Rough
Longwood
A. H
J. F.feibler
Geo. Fisher
Frank Mathey
Roscoe O'Neil
Bertha Williams
Ada Rugh
Tuttle
C. Graham
Green
Jack Scott
Emile Heron
Matters of Interest to the Public Ep Gazette
The piece argues for national infrastructure steps to boost trade and oceanic outlets, predicting a shift from isolation to global markets. It cites concerns about protected corporations, pauper labor, and banking system burdens, asserting National Bank currency is costly and inadequate despite broad confidence in banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Washington
Kansas City Journal
United States
Europe
Griffith
Mr. G
New Produce Firm Opens South of Pierson’s Mill
W. J. Bell and Geo. W. Kumler have opened a produce house south of Pierson's mill and will run a general shipping business. They seek all kinds of fruit vegetables and produce from farmers and offer the highest price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bell
Geo. W. Kumler
Pierson
Are You Aware We Sell Carpets At Low Prices
Are you aware of our city’s largest stock of carpets with 85 patterns of 2 ply wool 100 of tapestry Brussels 80 of body Brussels and a full Moquettes Wiltons and Velvets line. We deal with manufacturers to save you the jobbers profit and offer prices so low no one can undercut. Now is the time and INNES is the place. See Prof. Samuels at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place House
Lawrence
Sterhens
Innes
New York
Mus
Gardner
Kas
Geo. Hollingberg
Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
B.S. D.C
Crams & Ursanski
Boston Square
J. H. Shimmons
Mr. Shimmons
Local notes and upcoming events in the county
Prof Samuels leaves on Saturday W P Ham of Hesper called Tuesday Casper Urech visits Soldiers Home Mrs Croater to hold a public sale tomorrow County Commissioners begin quarterly session Monday John Bowman of Sibley called Tuesday Paint your buggy for a Dollar Les Dave Co U P depot grounds transformed into a park Mrs Margaret Sigelin pronounced insane in probate court Tuesday The Journal Tribune awarded city printing at about one fifth legal rates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sigelin
the Journal-Tribune
Springtime updates and city notes from Lawrence Kansas
George Innes’ new Louisiana and Winthrop residence progresses rapidly while T Field remodels on Ohio street. West-town visitors head for Portland. City Council orders private sewers closed into ravines. Lectures on the Passion Play intrigue at the Y M C A. Local notables renew subscriptions and a Kansas City woman’s pardon follows insanity ruling. Journal bindery extols Clay county books and Buettner’s workmanship. Lawrence tailors offer Wanamaker & Brown suits. Spring tonics stocked at Raymond’s drug store.
Visiting relatives and local notices in Baldwin area
W C Nolan visits relatives in Waverly Tennessee. John Alder appointed clerk at Haskell Institute. Anton Gaftel freed from jail by governor pardon. Mary E Earle of Lansing Michigan visiting Sheriff Clarke’s family. Lane University begins 15000 stone building. Spiritualists ball April 17 at I O O F Hall. Public notices on deep water movement and loafing law addressed at Baldwin. Local ads rail clothing and gasoline stoves. election results in Baldwin. juror panels drawn for May term. travel rates cut East and West via Santa Fe Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Nolan
Waverly
Tennessee
John Alder
Haskell Institute
Anton Gaftel
Mary E. Earle
Lansing
Michigan
Sheriff Clarke
Lane University
Spiritualists’ Society
Iowa Antis Push Prohibition Reform at State Conference
A Des Moines meeting of anti Prohibition Republicans drew 1% delegates from twenty five counties. George M Hubbell of Davenport led as temporary chair, urging legislative relief where prohibition has failed, amid the party’s push for reform. Rhode Island results show Davis leading Ladd for Governor in scattered towns, with partial ward tallies. In Kansas, a school election favored a citizens ticket by a small margin as Methodists and anti Methodists split the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Moines
Iowa
Republican Party
George M. Hubbell
Davenport
Kirkwood
Iowa City
Joseph Collins
Keokuk
A. B. Cummings
Des Moines
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Tate
Jt Han
General Assembly
Rhode Island
Provinence
R. L
Davis
Ladd
Woonsocket
Newport
Providence
Foe
Rogers
Sloours
Girannp
Kan
Frx
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City and County News
Bohwartz
Baden
Daniel Duck
Twin Mound
Pica SB
J. A. Deax
Vinlard
C. Bizer
Tar Gazette
A. E. Owen
Burnett
J.J. Rinehart
North Side
Rankin & Deichmann
M.C. A. Workers of
Linwood
Field & Hargis
BR. Pritchett
Blue Mound
Gazette
Geo. Durham
Oklahoma City
Tus Gazerre
Christian Kobler
Arminta Kobler
Sam Hughes
Tuscon
Arizona
Ene
Scranton
Osage
Caroline Baum
M.C. A
G. H. Mayhood
W. T. Faxon
Cof Winthrop and
Vermont Streets
Austin D. Cook
Hesper
Annie Gantz
Alex Mitchell
J. B. Watkins Land Mortgage Company
Randall Doolittle
Wakarusa
Hudson, Mich
Julia A. Lane
New Jersey Street
Benson
U. P. Company
Wamego
Junction City
W. J. Flintom
Journal-Tribune
Almont
W. O Southwick
Nebraska
A. M. Holmes
Argentine
Douglas County
Thz Gazette
Li J & Bro
City Drug Store
Martin Drake
Colorado City
Prof
Samuels
Eldridge House
Prof Samuels
Chicago Press
Levy’s
W. P. Ham
Casper Urech
John Bowman
Sibley
Les Dave Co
U. P
George Innes
Louisiana and
Winthrop Streets
T. Field
Ohio Street
Will Ridley
Mr. Shattuck
Floyd Williams
Portland
Oregon
L. I. Blake
A.C. Jacot
Raymond's
G. Grovener
Wilder Metcalf
Journal Bindery
Geo. Buettmer
Clay County
Buettner
East
Messrs. Buettner and Flintom
Hood
Reymond
Farmers’ Institute
D. H. Lewis
Grant Township
Express
Jefferson City
Benj. Urech
Willow Springs
Wakarusa Bridge
Clinton Township
I. T. Steele
Board of Education
Messrs. Phillips, Weaver and McAllaster
Emma Ellis
H. C. Muray
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Em Ellis
Muzzy
Indiana Street
W. B. Hernerr
Perit Juny
M. J. Skofstad
J. W. Alder
Jas. Mendenhall
F. F. Mettner
J. H. Houk
Oliver Austin
Walker Johnson
John Johnson
J.S. Boughton
R. W. Sparr
R. Pulvermiller
J. M
M. M. Manley
C. P. Harter
Wm. Bromersick
Lawrences
A. P. van' Metre
J. M. Sullivan
H. Laughlin
Pamyra
W.G. Smith
Geo. W. Cade
J. D. Elliott
Edward Moore
Jacob Chrowell
Edw. Moes
Clinton
Santa Fe
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
G. C. Bailey
R. R
Law Dave Co
Wodls
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