Pleasant Grove Obituaries and Local News Snapshots
Pleasant Grove reports Mrs. John Michaels of Willow Springs died at home on the Wakarusa River Monday evening aged about forty. Funeral was Wednesday at 11 o clock at Pleasant Grove Church with interment in the local cemetery. Also noted is Mrs Stephen Studebaker, an early county settler, dying Friday at noon aged 58. survived by three sons. Funeral 11 o clock at Fair. Robert Lyons welcomed a ten pound baby boy born Saturday morning at eight. Elmer Flory recovers from hemorrhages after a serious spell. family visits in Laurence. Local harvest notes include Abe Flory’s corn, and Willison delivering apples to Lawrence. Weather includes a night frost and a light shower.
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John Michaels
Willow Springs
Wakarusa
O‘elerk
Peasant Grove
Pleasant Grove
Michaels
Willow
Springs
Stéphen Studebaker
Robert Lyons
Lyons
Elmer 'Y Buk
Ory
Laurence
Wesley Flory
Abe Flory
Elmer
Visit corrections and social notes from a New York to Ohio error apology
The article corrects an earlier report about KANWAKA ne visiting his sister Smith at Daffee's kiva, noting the error and apology by the reporter. It also lists social guests and events, including families visiting in Topeka and Wakatusa, and mentions illnesses and infantile paralysis affecting Merle Gentry, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Geni.
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Smith
Daffee
New York
Ohio
Merle Gentry
Stephen A. Genitry
Las'lwen Diite
W.deskin
Agnes Lawrence
Frances
Lawrence
Mos
Ervieg
M. Crowder
Crowder
OW. Orr's
Worswick
Wik Jiamstivivi
Local notices recount moves and visits in Kansas town
Community notes describe Sunday gatherings, visitors from nearby towns, school events, and local acknowledges. Mentions Reverend Hammond revival, family visits to Lawrence, and various households hosting friends and relatives amid fall activities.
Social Gathering Notes From Franklin Community
A fragmented local notice describes a social event with Mrs White, Mrs Selaliz, Miss Marie Edna, Mr and Mrs Frou, Katherine and Rotie Boukhton, Mrs Walters of Kaw Valley, Ralph Standing, Vic Keller, Ralph Davis, Bell White, and others. Attendees shared supper and small group conversations, with several families visiting and exchanging greetings throughout the week.
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Franklin
White and Tails
Selaliz
Jamil
Marie
Edna Hiss
Mardin
Frou
Bunsiltun Wel
Katherine
Rotie Boukhton
Iena
Walters
Kaw! Valley
Ant Ralph Standing
Meshard
Keller
Vic Keller
Ralph Davis
Bell White
Kluss
Weller
Moree
Ward Mee
Do Keller
W. Ie Witliants Wats
Teller
Weidinke
White
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Willisus
Lord of
Kanwaka
Hayden
William Hayden
Raymidnd - Deihl
JW. Yoemat
Guy Bigsby
Richardson
Anawaka
Perry Palmateer
Kann
Alice
Osgood
Winter Jontts
Ani
A. Richardson
Lawrency A
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Hora Santay
Lea
Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
Reno
Fred Kane
Jami
Tamais
Keachey
Dickinson
Pennsylvania
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Singin School
Sik Preset
Henry Snow
Keke
O'Deen's
Bertha Vickingon
Hesk
Davghter
Alaric
Judah
Art Society
Fred Armen
Iust
Rio
Nance
WLC
Miller
Pyle
Tumky
Pil Dwyer
Kansas City
A. A. Cireen
Reno Aid Society
Lea Tash
Bleakley
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David Watson
Conneil
Carnegie
Okla
Tennthil
Rean
Artlhiu
Hata
Pion
Sheridan
Wesomins
Denver
Coleraily
Hier
Wien
Rob
Graham Ar McLouth
Galeshurs
Illinois
Svith Lanebea
Rev. Green
Maldwin
Faxon
Kansas
R. Hammond
Avistian Lite
Mesrs
Ridénour and Baker
Therris
Therne Iperman
Noble L. Prentis Ter
Lawrence Journal
Wansas City Star
Das
Wiluy Sears
Cehie
Nau Hol
Jluysradta
Coset
UR Davis
al Woodward
Tulley
Dhitsaoll
Ub Conne
Op Haskell Jisiigle
Cal Adams
Osnud
Sivpiten S.clorten
Gen. Noble
Ssipty
Alex Lewis
Taheael
Mae Gee
Lines
Brooks
Mr Faxon
Mate
Tess
Jongur Tian
Kiow
Kilanss
Chris Han
Fason
Wol. Irwin
Exposition
Chicago
Tinois
France
March
Fletcher
Journal World
Atta O Retro
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Ana Educational
Eesreel
Oklahoma
Wilder S. Metcalf
Wilder Bros Shirt
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Bogie’s Book Store
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KLEIN
Feelark, C. M. Leans
Lothes
Massachusetta
Journal-World
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