Eudora News Roundup of Local Happenings
W H Seers traveled to Kansas City Saturday. Mr Burnitz and son Frank visited Lawrence last week. Oberlin lyceum closed with entertainment. A cow belonging to Chas Hagen Bush died of spleenic fever. Nevada Speaks gone to Lawrence for university term. Dr Hittell and wife and Miss Edith Mo returned from Olathe. John Brinder went to KC to order blacksmith supplies. Dickover saloon reopens after sheriff shutdown. Only Copp’s butchery remains open in Endora. Skating rink urged. town needs a rink and a telephone. Clarence Randall left for Wyoming territory after night operator duty. Jake Stubbs plans hardware store on Main. Eudora mill remodeled for flour. Kreiser brothers sell 160-acre farm to E C Cowles for 2400. moving to New York in March. Miss Brangan returned from Denver. Mary comes back to stay. Eudora desires a telephone line and patronage. Washington’s birthday celebrated with speeches by Jennings, Rote, Hamner. naval and German flags displayed. brass band played patriotic airs.
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Eudora
W. H. Seers
Kansas City
Hittell
Edith Mo
Olathe
John Brinder
Dickover
Endora
Copp’s
Clarence Randall
Lecompton
Wyoming Territory
Jake Stubbs
Belleview
Main Street
John Buck
Kreiser Brothers
E. C. Cowles
New York
Marsh
Brangan
Denver
Mary
Chas
Durr
United States
Turnera
A. J. Jennings
L. J. Rote
John Hammert
Eudora Brass Band
Elopement and community notes from a Kansas town
A busy week in a small Kansas town includes the elopement of Cynthia Main and Henry Zeigler to the Cherokee nation, local visits by H. John and Ed Haskin’s failed sale due to weather. Mentions of farm and garden topics, a school term, and a notable horse death paint a snapshot of civic life and local interests.
Local farm notes and community updates in Greenwood Valley
Wheat looks well in the neighborhood as residents report new buildings, school library use, and a thriving singing class led by Miss Dora Wade. Debates on Washington versus Columbus, March meetings, and preparations for spring work highlight a lively valley bulletin.
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P. H. Geelan
Quinn Place
John MecLanahan
John Spencer
Adams
Stutchill
Dora Wade
Greenwood Valley School District
No. 24
Lawrence
The
United States
George Washington Ag
Columbus
Debators
James CA. Davidson
Msq
E. A. Roberts
William Geelan
J. Adis
Colunmbus
Squire Nichols
A. Anderson
Washington
Sarcoxie Lyceum Speakers Debate Signs of Times
Miss Fannie Green travels to Ottawa Kansas for winter. Lumber for new wood work on Sarcoxie bridge across Mud Creek is being delivered. Visitors include Charlie Cox Leavenworth County P Lovett and George Durham Grant township. Feb 20 lyceum featured debate on government downfall with Harry Dick A T Nottingham Milt Stanley Will Dick affirmatives. Judges: Mr Jones Mr Dias Ed Canavan. Decision favorable to affirmative.
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Mud Creek
Sarcoxie
Charlie Cox
Leavenworth
Lyceum
P.lovett
George Durham
Grant Township
Douglas County
Harry Dick
A.T. Nottingham
Milt Stanley
Will Dick
Mr. Main
Buck Stanley
Press Stanley
Mr. Varmylla
Mr. Jones
Mr. Dias
Ed Canavan
Mrs Jane Hunter Dies in 1883 at Connecticut Street Home
Mrs Jane Hunter died February 22 1883 at her residence on Connecticut street at ten minutes to six o'clock. She was aged fifty five years and ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hunter
Connecticut Street
Horticultural meeting updates fruit tree outlook and peach damage
President Coleman opened the session and committee reports on fruit trees. Peach buds and Oinis show widespread damage with some saying a partial crop possible. apple buds sound. Griesa notes some peaches recover. pears and apricots less injured. Small fruits paper reports strawberries in good condition, Black Caps damaged, Gregg and Hopkins promising, red varieties uninjured.
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N.P. Deming
Grimes
Wippin
Genet
A. C. Griesa
Winesh Smith
Rome
A. I
Coleman
B. F. Smith
D.G. Watt
Richmond
A.C. Griesa
Jas. Kane
C. W. Sexton
James Kane
Ail Griesa
Gregg and
Hopkins
Hog and cattle market report from midweek trading
Stock Market update for Wednesday February 28 notes firm demand for high quality hogs with prices from six twenty to six fifty for good to choice shippers. Stock hogs remain at six to six fifty while cattle move steady with cows from three twenty five to three seventy five. sheep prices for mutton firm. Four cars of hogs and two cars of cattle shipped last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Deming
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Newtown
Jas
Kane
A.C. Griesa
D. G. Watt
Mr. Deming
Lawrence
Grain Rye Prices Reported By Market Tables
Grain rye trading news notes rye prices and supply conditions with limited readable details from market tables. The fragment mentions rye and price levels but lacks complete figures or sourcing.
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Angels
Nate Mame
H. John
Herman Cronemyer
Berg
Angel
Ed Haskin
Joe Evans
Kansas
Lem Evans
J. M. Enochs
Atchison
Mr. Knight
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Jonathan Knight
I. F. Kirby
Henry Metz
Friends’ Church
Eli Linton
Topeka
Charlie Geib
Fairmount
Mr. Linton
Alex. Love
J. S. Grist
FALL
Billy Eaton
Lillie Morris
Miss Morris
Cynthia Main
Henry Zeigler
Zeigler
Olin
Longfellow
Snyder
James Vick
Samuel Miller
A. H. Griesa
Stanford, Bayless & Co
Japan
Stanford, Bayless & Co’s
Big Springs
Clinton
W. Bullock
Abdelal
A. Payne
Charlie Disbrow
Methodist’ Church
John Chilcot
Treas
Col
Jefferson County
Fannie Green
Ottawa
Kan
Douglas County Horticultural Society
A. Parkhurst
Gay
Charles Robinson
Lawrence Markets
Lawgiser
W. J. Pendleton
Butler
Cherokee
Fort Scott
Osage
Rich Hill
Pittsb
Steinberg
King Clothier
Famous Boot & Shoe Co
Massachusetts Street
Linwood
Leavenworth Co
Jj U
Kansan
A. Cruickshank
Scotland
Elizabetius
Sharons
Baron Victor
Cruickshank
Wis
Thenestion
W. Jarris
Spee Kaa
Sterling
One Price Clothing Store
Ph. Weitzenkorn
Pioneer Mutual Association
Union City
Indiana
Bushty
AEGS
Gurnenee
SIS
Speele
Offee
Sleary Street
Cours Mouse
Lawrence, Kas
Lehr & Lhi Son Y Hive
Locust Street
Union Pacife
Lehr & Son
North Lawrence
J. W. Piatt
Kansas City, Lawrence
Southern
R.R
Texas
Josse
J. T. Shanklin
Asian Pacific BartLroup Tickets
Europe
Kanéa
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