Eudora Hears Local News And Social Notes
Miss Verne Pilla visits friends in Lawrence and Chas Brangan attends Business College there. Mr. Thomas Rayson shares The Gazette with friends. German Methodists build a new parsonage near the church as C street rises. Miss Maggie Darling visits home from Lawrence. Misses Emma and Maria Schleifer open a dressmaking shop in McCray’s Main street millinery. Eudora Lyceum plans an interesting program next Thursday. officers elected include President G C Butz and Secretary Migsura Dissinger. Cramer of Lawrence visits. he graduates next spring then works as deputy to the surveyor general in Denver. John Wind near here injured in a barbwire fence accident. leg severely cut and outlook uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Pilla
Lawrence
Chas. Brangan
Business College
Thomas Rayson
GazetTe
C Street
Maggie Darling
T. C. Darling
Emma
Maria Schleifer
Twin Oaks
Cramer
Denver
John Wind
Here
Baldwin News Highlights Local Growth and Public Figures
The column notes new homes and a new post office in Baldwin, major leaders and visitors like Maj. Dick Bird and Joseph Cook with mixed reactions, local industry updates, and community concerns including wolves, threshers, and a dress-goods offer from Gro Innes & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterick
Gro. Innes & Co
Toys and Candies for the Million at Trade Palace
The article promotes Wm Wiedemann’s improved business and announces an extensive, fashionable toy and candy stock to be opened soon at Trade Palace, 169 Mass Street. It urges readers to buy Christmas presents and notes coats sold at cost due to a large stock.
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Wm. Wiedemann
West
Mr. Wiedemann
Trade Palace
Mass
Leavenworth News: Moonlight Math Class and Weddings Shine
Prof. Moore leads a new moonlight mathematics school in district 54 with strong turnout. A double wedding joins a young farmer and Miss Hattie Bardell to Mr. Fred Smith Benedict as neighbors celebrate Miss Minnie's sixteenth birthday with a grand party. Real estate trades, coal yard raids, and bridge preparations fill the week as local merchants advertise new dry goods store openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Benedict
Hattie
John Bardell
Fred
Smith Benedict
W. S. Barber
Minnie
John Breese
Anna Raber
Chas. Ward
Anna Smith
Don W. Stevenson
Minnie Strong
John Smith
Mary Miles
Edward Pine
Emma Breese
Alfred Barber
Katie Pine
Fine Stock Shipped From England for Wintering in Kusel Barn
Mr. Adolph Brown of Chicago sent sixteen red polled cattle, fourteen heifers and two bulls, from England under Mr. Sedgwick to winter at Mr. Kusel’s barn in the northwest part of town. View these fine stock at the Kusel barn.
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Adolph Brown
Chicago
England
Sedgwick
Kusel
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