Willow Springs Social Notes Include Rain and Moves
Willow Springs residents report visits from Elmer Campbell and family and other neighbors across Lawrence. Mrs Una Sanders returns from California with her mother, while Robert Markley moves in, and Miss Etta Markley helps stage the move. A church Ladies Aid served a meal at the Hich Prairie event, and a Shuler sale drew a large crowd despite a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Campbell
Lawrence
Wesley Flory
Ira Flory
Isaac Riley
Harve Flory
Will Beehle
Violet Oswalt
Lawrence Parang
H. Postma
Ladies Aid of
Hich Prairie
Fheys
Gil- Deay
Howard
Thagel
Clearfield
Elmer Churchhaugh
Shuler
Chirend Campbell
Iva Flory
One Bromo Quinine Cures Cold in a Day
Laxative Romo Quinine promises quick relief with bold claims. The box bears the signature FE. W. Grove and is labeled 30c, targeting cold and grip symptoms in short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romo
FE. W. Grove
Bethel Visit and Local Socials Report
Bethel residents note visitor from Saturday and a return on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Jones spent Sunday with J Hoones. Edna and Eva Steward visited home folks Sunday. Ira Allen and Edward spent Sunday afternoon at Eo Fortlh s. Mrs Crawford went to Topeka Saturday to see her ill sister Mrs Shoaf and returned Monday. Claire Powell and Mattie Cook weekend at home. A large crowd attended Brubaker pie supper Saturday night with a fine program. Earl Forth sports a new Ford. Charlie Jones and Homer Wright also went to Kansas City Sunday. G B So Weffman spent Saturday at his father s. John Stahl owns a new Ford car. Ernest and Martha Trankmeyer spent Sunday at TH B S Cook s. J B Russel of Lawrence and Neatie Russel of Willow Springs visited FE P Forth s Tuesday. Brubaker and McNeese sawed wood for Ti i Slisees Tuesday. John Stull and wife were Lawrence visitors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
John Jones
J. Hoones
Edna
Eva Steward
Ira Allen
Edward
Eo. P. Fortlh
Crawford
Topeka
Shoaf
Claire Powell
Matie
Brubaker
Earl Forth
Charlie Jones
Homer Wright
Kansas City
Ford
Weffman
Wik
dJohn Stahl
Ernest
Martha Trankmeyer
Cook
J. B. Russel
Lawrence
Neatie Russel Sin Carl
Willow Springs
S. Brubaker
McNeese
Mr.o
Sd John Stull
Murray Kyle
Murray Donald
Kyle
Evelyn Judy
Sunnyside
Alford
A. Morris
Arkansas
Laptad Place
Bruné Place
Will Robertson
F. Wreener
Thesus City
Ruth Garvin Canmie
Manhattan
Schuake
Gether
Paul Br
Tilly Clampbet
Billy
Sheri
George Fetty
Campbell Place
John Johnson
Suiter Hogge
Less
Pine
Id Pine
C. C. Miller
Florence Seiter
J.C. Wise
Long Beach
Florida
Cand
W. B. Pine
Bert Pine
Perry
Kansas
W. B. Eine
Albert Pine
Energy
Woolf
J. Wo
Liowerence
Tenry Seiwald
Fuesed Iwo
Madora
Sutter
J. Pine
Charley Woolf
Bonner Springs
RK. Pine
Chartley
Florence Suiters
Vioket Kine
Charley Eberwen
Winifred Thiry
Willie Rise
Finest Suiter
Alberta
Clara
Knowledere HW
Carrie Hunsinger
Florence Suiter
Paul
Gus Hunsinger
Charley Eberwein
Ernest Suiter
Viola King
Ross
Leona Eberwein
Mary
Nora Morris
Effey Fetus
Opal Mc
John Wilber
F. T. Hird
Suiter
Wamego
Henry. Seiwald
Lucy_ Wright
Eberhardt Visitors and Local Family Gatherings
Lawrence Sumaty hosted Mr and Mrs George Eberhardt who spent the evening with Mrs Eberhardt's parents Mr and Mrs Suile. John Henrie was absent from school with the measles. Charley Cooper Cand My Leese helped. Will Watterson saw wood Tuesday afternoon. John Wilson and family spent Sunday evening at the Hemphills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eberhardt
Gieergie
Lawrence Sumaty
Eberhard
Indigestion caused by excessive stomach acid
A noted authority explains that stomach trouble stems from acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. An excess of hydrochloric acid slows digestion, causing sour belching, heartburn, and gas. He recommends four ounces of a fizzy preparation before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and aid digestion, with Jat Salts made from grape and lemon acids plus lithia and soda phosphate. Local notes mention visits and sales, including Pardee’s, Lawrence trips, and the Randall and Atwood sales.
Reading Meeting Notes and Cadwallader Obituary
The Tonganonie Reading Club met Friday at Mrs J Dreisbach s home with a program including Quotations Peace Reading and Current Events. Word has reached of the death of Miss Leta Cadwallader of Long Beach California born June 2 1887 she survived by her mother sisters and brother and funeral services were held there. Edith Phenicie student at Kansas University arrived to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Leonor Laming
Wortan
Fara
Srse
Young
Watchers
Heiser
Alre
He Dreisbach
Dickens
C. H
AL Calluwallader
Calfornia
Cadwallader
Reese Cadwillader
F. la Youngker
Ibola Cadwaallader
David Cadwallader
Long Beach
Edith Phenicie
Kansas University
Pws
Woman Arm with Herbal Tonic Claims Strength for All Roles
A promotional passage asserts strong women can perform male tasks and succeed in factories and abroad. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic herbal tonic to build strength, aid digestion, enrich blood, relieve pains and disorders, and restore health. It notes tablets and liquid form, with a laxative Pellets product also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pr. Pierce
Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Pinex based cough syrup prepared at home by mixing Pinex with sugar syrup, claiming fast relief from throat irritation, phlegm, and coughing. It markets 2 ounces of Pinex for 60 cents, makes a pint of syrup, and guarantees satisfaction. The rest reports local notices and community updates from Kansas City area residents, school news, and farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
the Pinex Co
Wayne, Ud
Kiay Heads Home for Visits Across Town and University
A string of community notices lists Kiay spending a few days at home with her father Willian C Phenicie and Mrs Phenicin, a university senior set to graduate in June. Also mentioned are Lola Curry teaching at the high school visiting Topeka, Addie Morris in Lawrence on business, Mrs Margaret McCaflrey teaching at Fort Leavenworth, Silkie Embhotts returning from Leavenworth, Peter Bleistein in Lawrence for business, Miss Nelle Viets returning home after a Lawrence visit, and many others visiting family in town or traveling to nearby Lawrence and Vinland for brief stays and duties. Also noted is a Jolly Workers gathering hosted by Mrs Orr at her Hoge-area home with a large guest list, plus several University of Kansas attendees spending weekends at home with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiay
Willian C. Phenicie
Phenicin
Phenicie
Lola Curry
Topeka
Abiss Addie Morris
Lawrence
Margaret McCaflrey
Fort Keatvenworth
Marive
Silkie M. Embhotts
Leavenworth
Peter Bleistein
M.C. Gavin
Ottawa
Nelle Viets
Lawrences
Lena Geib
Business
Henry Geib
Roy Moore
Iittie
Ss Eien
Thired Gress
We Stranger
George’ Redman
Kittie
Vinland
Ruby White
Kansas City
Leonoramine
Dela Orr
Jolly
Hoge
Orr Win
Henry Klinkenberg
Leo. Parish
Katie
Klaasena Klinkenberg
Washington
Leo Parish
Kate Todd
Orr Farm
Orr's Pleasant Country
William Reno
Blanche Ridgway
Fred D. Angell
Henry
Fountain Smith
Big Stranger
W. Ifenschel
Mound
George W. Phenicie
Reng
Corlet Umholtz
Camp
Funston
Daniel W. Umholtz
Chester Freeman
Camp Fanston
Robert Freeman
D. V.unholtz
Neely
Harry. Unholtz
Blanchard and
Corlett
Mabel Galbraith
Pennsylvania
Myra Keller
Pearl Kessinger
Bert Gress
Carlos Evans
John W.evans
Midland notes hamper meeting and local visits
Bad weather forced the PLA meeting to be postponed. Lawrence shoppers were Mrs. Eibest and Miss Jennie Eibest on Tuesday. Mrs. H. Bruckmiller and Dorothy spent Wednesday with F. Tom. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weibel suffered bronchitis and whooping cough. Dr. Anderson was summoned Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibest
Jennie Eibest
Lawrence
Dorothy
F. Tom’s
Weibel
Local Residents Socialize and Visit Around Belvoir
Belvoir area residents spent the weekend visiting relatives and attending local events. Several households hosted guests from Lawrence and nearby areas, with gatherings including box socials and church or school events. The community noted rain midweek and welcomed the precipitation.
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for quick relief
An ad touts Musterole white ointment as a modern substitute for mustard plasters. It claims relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and many aches. Jars priced 30c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
Suiter neighborhood social notes and visits
A jumble of local gatherings, visits, and events around Oak Ridge with families such as Kravbill, Seiwald, Eberwein, Hunsinger, Pine, Suiter, and Woolf. Activities include dinners, box socials, Valentine party games, horse and buggy incidents, and a move in Perry Kansas. Also mentions White Wyandotte roosters from Wamego and hot bed sash at Logan Moore.
Six Corners Fire Destroys Ted Hemphill Home
A fire last week destroyed the Hemphill residence at Six Corners, leaving the family with nothing. Mrs. Hemphill is sister to Mrs. George L. Phenicie of Reno. Also noted are hospital and illness updates for local residents and a Bleakley School event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hemphill
Hemphill
George L. Phenicie
Reno
Hamburg Judah
St. Mary's Hospital
A. A. Green
Bleakley School
EL Seetin
Josephine
Ely's Cream Balm Ad for Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from cold and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm inside the nostrils. The fragrant antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes, clears air passages, and stops headaches and nasal discharge, with quick, noticeable relief.
Lawrence Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Sales
A Lawrence area social list notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. C.T.E. Hoyt and extended kin from Sellevinn. Numerous local households hosted relatives Sunday and Tuesday dinners, with travel from Kansas City and nearby towns. Market talk highlights Strom sale and prices, while residents recount illnesses and small-town routines.
Red Cross Meeting Planned for Thursday March 7
Sibley dispatch notes upcoming Red Cross meeting to be held Thursday March 7 at 22000 o'clock at Mrs Meneat Levibee's. attendees asked to bring scissors needles thread and thimble plus any old table or bed linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Weeting
Thursiey
Meneat Levibee
Atnwood
Atwood
Pawrenre
George MaeConatock
Diplomatic Strain Reported Over European Frontiers
Fragmented OCR notes cite U S Ambassador ideas and statements from John W Stevens chairing an American railway board. References mention Prussian actions, defensive measures, and alleged troop movements along a contested frontier between Lak and China, with insurance and finance terms appearing amid steady war-time reporting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel
Roy Lathrop
Pardee
Clara Saile
Ralph Jamison
Baldwin
Emil Saile
Albert Pardee
George Eberparet
Harry Oakes
Oregon City
Oakes
Jimoie Childs
Lone Star
Bf. i. Childs
Ales
Pratt
Mars
Purdee Saturaey
Winhamdl Piet Selidol
Fred Merten
Pearle
Randall Sale
Journal-World
Tonganonie
Caste Uittle
Harry Dotson
Thelma
Nethie Smith
Colorado
W. A. Demeritt
James Cummings
Emma, Cummings
Leslie
Gilbert Dem Rt
George Hout
Harry
Midland
Sorby
Ereddwey Unies
Clernriv
Petuen
Pholley
Belvoir
Fred Baldwin
M. J. Murphy
Janely
WA. Derceritt
Charley Houk
W. AL. Tucker
Alfred
George Zeeb
Big Springs
Fred Kampschroder
Gilat Demeritt
Harry Murphy
Charley Woodward
Albert Demeritt
Iilas. Cummings
Edwin Steele
Nellie Smith
Leslie Demeritt
Darry McCall
Nellie Demeritt
Madge-Woodward
Wilma Tucker
Oak Ridge
Logan-Moore Tumber Yard
Fletcher
Ree
Castoria
Aiwdays
Yvacs
C.te Hoyt
Bart Laieherty
Sellevinn
Samedh
Aw Green
Albert
Green
Mer
Will Green
Sanford Poenwie
Omro
HG. van Neste
Hamlin
Riba Vine Ner
Ranwaka
Chas
Wicks
Linveoari
Mero
John Cleverger
Toad of
Vo Kinius
DL Cleveniwer Ami
Sheets
Sanford Purcell
Ea Seetin
Wilds
Tapaece Starehop
Alfred Kreek
Jake Neturger
Seetin
George Becktel
Yarence Sheets
Sibley
cTey
Prans
Sibersigges
A. U.S
Laka
John JW. Stevens
Amerean
Eton
Vinglves Ak
Heart Insurance
Ieee Wan
Cyriam Foe
Lytt
Jsouthwest
Russia
Atone
Hartery Progress
Collee
Sloan
Brinkman
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