Town Notices And Local Happenings In Lecompton
The Lecompton column reports Jennie Name leaving for Portland Oregon and a sick Mr Brooke Leamer gaining strength. The U S church annual conference opens at 9 am. Wheat prospects are good and the township shows unusually large acreage. Residents welcome visitors and note musical progress at the school with two new upright pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Barrett
Brooke
Montana Territory
Barrett
M. Winters
Rev. Williams
Prof. Peiffer
Lane University
Will A. McCormick
Pennsylvania
Selby
Palmyra
Thompson
Hall
Knott & Kidder
Baldwin
Mada Koons
Lawrence
Prairie City
Dick Bird
H. W. Willett
P. M
Media
Los Angeles
Cal
Hepibetus
Daily Confession
Memoriam: Glenn Union Sunday School Resolutions on Eddie Reeder
The Glenn Union Sunday school adopted several resolutions on October 7 1883 for Eddie Reeder a bright and beloved member. They praise him as a faithful scholar a loving son and brother and a true friend while expressing deep sorrow and sympathy to his bereaved family. The resolutions request recording in the school journal copies to the family and publication in the Lawrence Gazette.
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Glenn Union Sunday School
Eddie Reeder
Wuerras
Tae Lawrence Gazette
J. &. Staurrer
Martin Davresox
Eanty Harer
People's Convention Appoints Officers and Adopts Platform
The Douglas County People’s convention met Oct 6 at the courthouse with Wm. Brass as temporary chairman and H. S. Tremper as temporary secretary. Committees named permanent officers, including President Dr. E. G. Macy of Clinton and Secretary Henry S. Tremper of Lawrence. Delegates adopted a platform prioritizing public interest over party, labor rights, tax equity, and opposition to taxation misuses. A ticket was nominated for sheriff J. C. Watts, treasurer Paul R. Brooks, clerk J. E. Riggs, and other county posts. a campaign central committee was elected for multiple wards and towns. Adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.a. Riggs
S. M. Winters
J. A. Davidson
W. J. A. Montgomery
James Tapping
Frank Walters
J. E. Riggs
Scott Kennedy
J. P. Crane
Committee On
E. G. Macy
Clinton
Henry S. Tremper
Lawrence
Committee On Resolutions and Order of Business
People’s Convention
Douglas County
J. C. Watts
Paul R. Brooks
Register of Deeds
A. G. Abdelal
Darling
W. J. Neill
Capt. Carpenter
Ed Monroe
Julius Fischer
E. L. Bruce
B. F. Harmon
Wakarusa
P. J. Peterson
Palmyra
Elwell
Eudora
C. Darling
C. J. Cartwright
Leecompton
Marion
J. E. Deming
Willow Springs
David Ulrich
Grant
David Lewis
Kanwaka
Finley
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Wm. Ware
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Pete Wagner
Atchgon
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Charles Ware
Osage
Geo. Wilkinson
Vinland
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Madison
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May Grist
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Sion
Big Mortar
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J. A. Montgomery
W. H. Pendleton
H. Kesting
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