Belleview News Roundup and Local Notices
Belleview reports a mix of community notes including burials, illness, farm news, church activity, and local visits. It mentions Mrs. Rudolph Henrick’s death, Captain Jentin’s movements, and visitors to Walnut Bend, with ongoing construction and school applications at Big Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixcompton
Paul-Ward
Pomona
Cal
Copple
Nirs
Cardwell
Sundauy
Big Springs
John-Halé
Lakeviews
H & Jones
Iy Thompson
Leith
Young People League Activities At Epworth Conference
A weekend program for the Epworth League includes 4:00 pm league conference and 8:00 pm long service led by Dr. E Davis with short speeches and discussions. Sunday features sunrise consecration at 5:30 am 9:50 pm Sunday school 10:30 am sermon and sacramental service, 8:00 pm junior league work, and additional meetings with Prof. Mirkham presiding. Delegates from Topeka Lawrence Baldwin join, inviting nearby societies. events open to all with warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
E. Davis
Mirkham
Baliyin
Courge
D. E. Davis
E Topeks
League
Topeka
Lawrence and
Baldwin
Young Peoples’ Societiens
Mid-Summer Sale Bargain Offers at Innes
Advertises Silk Sale Latine Sale and Silk Goods with deep discounts. Highlights Ladies undergarments Baby dresses and fabrics like American Charlies Latines French Latines and muslins at unusually low prices. Urges readers to stay informed via the Times and subscribe for bargains.
Local notices and transfers mix in a terse week
Illness affected Walter Tiowell prompting a Michigan trip as Lawrence pursues a strong summer. Robert Hayslett visits his old home while James Seldete observes police activity. real estate transfers include Elm Street and Fremont Street parcels in Baldwin with Logan Hunting listed for $2,000 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tiowell
Michigan
Lawrence
Elm
Fremont
Baldwin
Chas
Logan Hunting
Charley McCoy Returns Home After St. Louis Sojourn
Local notes report Charley McCoy visiting home from a stay in St. Louis while Culbertson won a coal contract for Haskell Institute to supply 2 500 tons. A YPECE ice cream social at 821 Massachusetts Street aims to ease church debt as David Miller, longtime north side resident, dies at his son in law Jared Tyson’s home from kidney trouble at age 66. Burial at Maple Grave followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCoy
Erestartal Church
Massachusetts Street
Ling
David Miller
Northside
Jared Tyson
All-Silk Ribbons Offered at Great Bargains
Retailers advertise 200 pieces of all silk ribbons in all widths and colors at deep sale prices. Customers urged to buy by the yard for a variety of uses and a claim of unprecedented value.
White Front Sparr Alexander and local bids on sewers
Notice of the firm White Front Sparr Alexander 831 Mass St Lawrence and Alexander Stadley successors to Butler Alexander. Sewer bids discussed at council meeting with H I Gank of Yokela Lad and others cited. Bids accepted. city clerk to draft contract. Also ads for clothing, cigars, and novels offered with subscription promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparr & Alexander
Mass
St. Lawrence
Sewer Commiitue Union
Gank
Yopela
Lad
Rate Gazette Promises Alton Benefit for Soldiers
In a Detroit rate note dated August 2 to 8 the Chicago and Alton lines claim superior deals for veterans. The Alton pledges best prices and redemptions for the Boys in Blue, promising loyalty from old soldiers and friends alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Grand Army
Chicago & Alton
Alton
Lawrence
Money Lenders Promise Fair Rates and Quick Answers
The ad from RussEty and Mercour promises friendly service and clear explanations before borrowing. It claims loan security sets the rate and offers low interest with no home costs, inviting old customers to vouch for them and noting their location behind the bank building. It also mentions Leonard's Leader cigars and a sale elsewhere.
Alleged deal reshapes Missouri and Kansas party lines
Correspondent reports a rumored alliance between Missouri Governor Francis and Kansas alliance leaders aimed at trading offices. McGrath predicts a tough fight and a big shift in party strength as tensions rise across the border. An accident near St. Tanis injures Rhodes and Linehan’s condition remains unclear.
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Toreka
Ken
Kall
Missouri Alliance
Mavune
The
Economist
Missouri
Macune
Tali
Gov. Francis
United States
Alliance
Kansas Alliance
Missouri River
People's Party
McGrath
Lull
Missouri and
Kuneas Alliance
Hail
Francis
Judge Gibson
Kansas City
Lali
Hall
Wimsctda
Perth Springs
Tait
Tresident McGrath
Lal
St Wenis
People’s Party
Taun
Effevtel
Wwe
McHatin Ts
Dake I
Huiselty
Satis Union
Louis
Rhiades
Bingham
Rhodes
Osage City
Linehan
St. Tanis Sre
Judge McKay Faces Supreme Court Contempt Action
The Supreme Court considers contempt charges against Judge McKay after a restraining order was served by the sheriff. An arrest petition is filed and the court has ordered appearance, while McKay shows little willingness to respond as political figures react with jubilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Toren
Kem
Destive Nlortons
Dudirg G
WW. Menay
Alliance
Itsrper Ecualty
Melsay
Rortzragor
Cnprame
Kam
Dudge McKay
Owith
Stucus Ifartis
Burr
Jin
District Court
Death of Cherokee Nation leader Senator W H Ross
Tanteguan July 91 reports the Cherokee Nation mourning the death of Senator W H Ross at his Fort Gibson home from heart disease. A half breed Cherokee around 68, he joined public life at 22, held many offices, served as Confederate lieutenant colonel, and led the national party stance for principal chief candidate G W Benge. His death prompts mourning across the Cherokee Nation and a citywide suspension of business in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanteguan
W. H. Ross
Fort Gibson
Senator Ross
Princeton College
John Hoss
Washington
Naional Party
G. W. Benge
Ciie
Ross
Tacnes
Ones
Eftr
Isis
Prohibition era brewer Seibold dies in Arousoy Kansas
Kermanna Seibold affluent brewer dies at Arousoy Kansas at age unspecified. The case State v Seibold and Mogelin drew national attention when the U S Supreme Court ruled against confiscating brewers property under a prohibitory act. Nearby Sw Johnson county reports a stabbing incident and martial court actions in various towns, including Fort Lowell and Link City as public unrest surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arousoy
Kan
Kermanna Seibold
Vay
Seibold
Kansas
Seibold & Mogelin
Supreme Court of the United States
Sait
Styte
Winsean
Studi
Saline
Wis
Sean Une
Golder
Avian
Liewt
Wilingsbury
Second Cavalry
Fort Lowéil
Neosity
Lily
Abia
Mal Dertald
Hopkins
John Coyle
McDonald Camnty
Lie
Ty Meese
Yoong Hopkins
Mopisins
Link City
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Douglas ‘County
Belleview
Villey
Bayson
Ys F
Pennsylvania
Endora
Garden
Kaw ‘Valley
Knnsas City
Iger
Finland
Ars Sal
G. Murray
Elahoma
Stewart
Rudolph Henrick
Jentin
Wahaudsee
County Henry
Wuibuilding Ly
Farhvizw
Walnut Bend
T.'B. Richard
Weeek
Melton
Jacob
Innes
Times
Robert Hayslett i
Frontetmine
Ji James
Teen Seldete
Lawrence Best
Hublar
Hugh Blatt
Alexander & Stadley
Butler & Alexander
Crains & Carvaysey's
Boston Square
Leonard's
Leonard
Tax Gazette
RussEty & Mercour, Merchants’ National’ Bank
Bank
McGratt
N’kay
Lenox
Whitcomb Brow
Vaal
Mutter
Howe Poultry
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