Mrs Earnshaw's gradual recovery and local notes
The Gazette from Wakarusa reports Mrs Earnshaw inching toward recovery and notes from Osage county on mail routes, water shortages, and a heavy dew. It covers sheriff race chatter, bridge repairs at Poor Farm, ferry status on the Kaw, visits from Mrs Gill of Lawrence, and local university enrollment while recalling old settlers at Bismarck and reflections on John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Nature
Thomas Shirar
Mr. Gaumer
T. S. Whedon
George Wilkinson
T. Shirar
Kaw
Wm. Gill
Lawrence
Tim Scannal
Crusher Works
Kunkel
Wm. Leamer
Bismarck
Lecompton
A. R. Greene
Dakota
George Ryan
Sherman Stone Crusher
Local News Summary From Lake View Area
The article notes trains bringing in wheat, Pickens and Pennington work on buildings and wagons, and a delayed village school starting the first Monday in November. Mrs Binkley and Miss Annie Custard are named as teachers with strong local support. Also mentions a new baby at Mr Irwin and Ed Wade, and Grandma Baldwin returning home after three months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Pennington & Son
Douro & Thompson
Annie Custard
Thos. Custard
Pennsylvania
Lake View
Mr. Irwin
Ed Wade
Grandma Baldwin
Leavenworth News Briefs Include Reunion Plans And Accidents
Gen. Schofield to attend soldiers reunion as Mexican veterans gather. Leavenworth bands compete for prizes during the event. Telegraph service expands with six Missouri connections. A girl attempts morphine suicide. motive unclear. Henry Metz builds a mill addition. Tonga school opens under Mr. Peairs of Lawrence. Ashton-Varney case moved. Mr. J H Henley survives a deep well accident. Charlie Laurus earns praise for rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Schofield
P. G. Lowe
Media
W. S. Plummer
Lopeka
Kansas
Missouri
20Th U.S. Infantry
Independent
Cretor
C. K. of A
Light Infantry
Drum and Fire Corps
Benevolent’s
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Independence
Westport
Wyandotte
Atchison
St. Joseph
Mollie Munday
Henry Metz
Peairs
Ashton-Varney
J. H. Henley
Henley
Charlie Laurus
Mr. Henley
Mr. Laurus
Death of Thomas Seaton of Wakarusa Township RTC
The obituary notes the death of 72 year old Thomas Seaton native of County Donegal Ireland and longtime Kansas resident. He leaves a wife and eight children and was interred at Oak Hill cemetery after a large funeral. The piece highlights his Presbyterian faith and links to James McGee. Also mentions Thomas McGee purchasing a 300 acre Jefferson county farm for 1700 dollars and praises The Gazette as an advertising medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Seaton
Wakarusa
Seaton
County Donegal
Ireland
James McGee
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas McGee
Martin Adams
Jefferson County
Adams
Gazetts
McGee
Pennsylvania
Ta Gazette
Tae Gazette
Douglas County Horticultural Society to Meet Next Saturday
The September meeting of the Douglas County Horticultural Society will be held next Saturday the 22d at the residence of Mr Wm Miller southeast of the city. A full attendance is requested. Pendleton ad and eye fitting services noted. Mrs J C Vincent’s jelly display at Topeka State Fair praised though not entered for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brune
Atchison
Angelsdorf Bros
C. H. Taylor
Wabannsee
Helen Baldwin
Eskridge
Grandma Brown
Lansing van Voorhis
Mrs. Brown
Douglas County Horticultural Society
Wm. Miller
Lamuel Reynolds
J. C. Vincent
Topeka
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the. Gazette
Neighborhood News
Palmyra
Dick Bird
Baldwin
John Brown
Brown
Douglas
Leavenworth County
Tonganoxie
H. Pendleton
Kesting
W. M. Rowe
Massachusetts Street
City Drug Store
Massachusetts St
Lawrence, Is
Leonard & Hamlin
D. F. Bigelow
Dr. Neumann
J. H. Boyd
J. A. Montgomery
Massachusetts
Www
CH. Kesting
Hale & Pendleton
SG & SS
THE
Sonararope
Winthrop Street
Post Office
Tait
J. Planz
Pennsylvania Street
Lawrence, Kansas
W. C. Nolan
Fritz
Vermont St
Soury
NA U Pend
Steinberg
King Clothier
Ign
Cco
Lawrence, Kans
Lawrence House
Lawrence, Kas
Gale Harrow
Detroit
Michigan
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