Kansas Reunion in Colorado Recalled in Porterville
Former Kansans living in Colorado recall a June gathering at D Lindstrom home near Porterville with 27 guests, many longtime Kansas ties, sharing reminiscences. The writer notes travel from Durango to Porterville, the warmth of hospitality, and a desire for Mrs Lliff to join, reflecting on 40 years since boyhood friendships in Vinland and old neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JG. Tiff
Towane
Colorado
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas
Porterville
Colo
D. Lindstrom
Samuel Todd
J. Day
Day
Harrison
W. C. Chapman
M Will Meech Thnens
Fred Stevens
Q. C. Stevens
Edith Woods
James Woods
Martin Woods
Oscar Stevens
Web
Fenton
Russel
Scranton
Sidney
Lindstrom
Personal notices and local goings on in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge residents share travel and visit news with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M H Huey return from two months with children, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Busing visit from Pittsburg, and others travel to Kansas City and Topeka for business. Rev H A Babbitt buys a home on Mississippi Street and will move in July. Etta Babbitt covers office duties in the Register of Deeds office. Community notes also mention Women and Medicine In Europe commentary and Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Huey
Fort Dodge
Kansas
Nick Busing
Pittsburg
Kans
M Rusing
Kansas City
W. Conboy
Olathe
C. F. Nelson
H. T. Jones
X. J. Kennedy
Topeka
H. L. Chambers
Ray Rankin
Gray Center
Floyd Rankin
Lawrence
Etta Babbitt
the Register of Deeds
H. A. Babbitt
Mississippi’ Street
Europe
Hillegarde
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Fire Bird by Gene Stratton-Porter a new narrative poem
The versatile author presents The Fire Bird a long narrative poem about Indian tribes and traditions in northwest Canada. It explores nature and primitive heart throbs with a tragic mood and lilting tone, offering unusual beauty and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stratton- Porter
Northwest
Canada
The Fire Bird Poems and Local Notices
Beauty the poem sustains interest through unfolding in lines. The Fire Bird is published by Doubleday Page Co Garden City and sells for 1775. Mrs Chariton Sells Residence at 1215 Rhode Island Street to Edith Marker of St Joseph Mo. Marker sister of Mrs Courtney plans move to Lawrence for school advantages. Kreso Dip Barber's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday Page & Co
Garden City
L. A
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Matind
Van
Philippines
K. A
Bernadine Grattan
New York City
McPherson, Kans
Ray Davis
Hutchinson
Davis
University School of Law
Malloy, Davis and White
Courle
Minnehaha
Edith Evans
Minnehaha Camp
Mississippi Street
Grace Vernon
Elizabeth Hosford
Lorita Morawetz
Cretora Smith
Maurine
Clevenger
Mildred
Maxwell
Guardian
August Gumtow
New Jersey Street
Emil Gauck
Jessie
Dorothy
Stanton Teeter
Ralph
Lyons
Irvin Ratliff
Denver
Elizabeth Lemonstine
Chris Lemonstine
Walter
Charlie
Irene
John Hubbel
Locust Street
Dennis O'Dell
the Baptist Church
Vassar College
Barber's
E. Harold Geer
Baptist ‘ Church
Vicks
Zephyr
Vienna
the Fire Bird
Gene Stratton-Porter
Kreso Dip
Barber's Drug Store
Varsity Theatre
Robert Z. Leonard
Mae
Sport Review
Carter Tire & Battery Co
Sul
Ican
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Wall Paper & Paint Company
Bell’s Flower Shop
Mass
Ade
Vanity Fair
Futurist
Germantown
Shetland
Ratine
Georgette
Batiste
Sik
Canton
C. B
Warner
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