Belleview News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
A busy week in Belleview with residents visiting relatives in Clinton and Lawrence. Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Anderson hosted callers. George Whaley, Earl Wooley, and John Garrett were noted visitors. Kanwaka Club reports a Child Welfare program with Mrs. AL Bigsby leading. Community members shared meals, church events, and preparations for political campaigning ahead of county elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Walbign Wisiloit
Malgdre Anderson
Shireks
Reeder
von Gatton
Coorge
A. Anderson
Lanwafunes
Myrtle Russell
Murphy
Kuhsas Cis
Shames Punan
Warners
Russell
Nessie Bryast
Tarwarners
Ital
OW. Lassell
Ney
Clinton
Woodward
Charlie Woodward
Wis
Lawrence
AL. B. Bigsby
McKeever
Hole
Lee Nichols
Bristow
Okla
Nichols
Rank Topping
Loppins
Richardsen
Hurr
Dasaechter
Homeyl Bird
Ciete
Panther Ae
Rasericl
Ny Bigsby Aid
Lawrened
OLA Colian
John Gaeret
Minnie Garret
Chistian
Flareton
Lrank
H.G
Ibage
Yan
Neste
van Neste
Wile Coldman
G. EL. Sloeke
Eamily
Armel
Woy R. Haughn
Will’ Day
Jai
Nob
J Hird
Marley Arimstrone
Adin Lowry
Topeka
Sn Tay
Chester Skinner
George Bigs M
Roslin Skinner
Togeou
George Chester
Mai
Prine Alivaheth
Ph Murray
Tella
Ur Hdgar
Donald
Hoshil Skinner
Ben
Missow
Ivy
Frank Miller
Ruth F
Pontins
United Brethiven
Wichita
Kanwaka School House
Atuurt Walled
J. 5
Amick
Lerman Ety
Ralph Spotts
Local Society Notes Drift In Fragmented Ledger
Fragmentary minutes and social mentions list residents and events around Six Corners Mes. EM. Names include Mrs Lie Uallimsherry and Mrs Sanford Pheviese. The report cites clubs, meetings, visits, refreshments, and hallway chatter with scattered references to dates, places, and individuals, weaving a loosely connected community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vthe Sit
Chattine
Lie Uallimsherry
Woubey Clube
Cliis
Betis
Chis
Detrig
Walter Bleakley
Chirenee Herriot
Sloan
Sanford Pheviese
Childeen
Lawrences
Neti
Cluk
Mwen
Edward Seetin
Ward
Tite
Wis Ay
Tohorada
Ted Kervices
Heir Damier
Aless
Soutin
Caves
Chats
Lenora Hollingberry
Fred Strang
Ess
Masoud
Seelig
Hime Ake
Bremer Binere Enine
Thei
Pds
Local Clinton notices and community events recap
A scanned Clinton page lists neighborly happenings and church notes from Lawrence and surrounding townships. Social calls include visits by Mrs. Oscar Britton and Mrs. Henry James, Sunday gatherings, and a revival meeting attendance of about 40 at Lawrenae High selections. Rev Stevens preached at the Methodist parish, with planning for an upcoming farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arihtie Gost
Lawrenes
Oscar Britton
Alard Lawcrenee
Moany
Mirr
Mes
Britton
Atte
Sam Caldermen
Graal Township
Gibler Gin Keimeth
Lhwrenae High
Selons
Fame Salirediay
Aida
Mra
Henry James
Livi Akio
Anid
Sidfria
Wayne
Belvoir
Tagereek
Dow
Kelley
Ul Lick
Payne
Stevens of
Lawrehieo
Tom Fohngen
Érigolla
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as best cough remedy
A Dallas Texas man named Sargent praises Foley's Honey and Tar for curing coughs colds sore throats and bronchitis. He claims it relieves all symptoms of tuberculosis and warns against substitutes. Barber & Son druggists endorse it as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Dallas
Tex
Foley
Barber. & Son
Overbrook area notes and local notices mixed with illness and aid
Fragmented local notices detail Preston selling a site at Overbrook, Mr. Joe Bank delivering flour for Globe Store, and neighbors aiding Jo Janes. The piece lists volunteers for chores, missionary meeting attendees, and upcoming worship services. A final settlement notice references Douglas County Probate Court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Overbrook
Joe Bank
Globe
J. A
Forth
J. He Jones
Jo ‘Janes
Messrs
Fishhorn
Firorge —Miller
Ih. Barnhart
Charlie Chirk
Homer Grawford
S. Hoffiain
Rev
van Tlyrn
Glen Banks
I. S
Jola
MD Svn
Orie
Wortley Sanday
Mil
Uhn Stahel
Paul Diesel
Dinder
Lha
Itis
Akether
Texas Wonder remedy advertised with court notice in Lawrence paper
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder cures with mail order offer. A separate Douglas County Kansas district court publication notices seek divorce and estate actions, listing defendants and trustees with multiple case details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas
B.W. Wall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court
Douglas County
Mytile Detalente
George Defalente
Douglas
State of
Waa
Sf. F
Huon
Hiling & RU
Suspended Newspaper Story Says Violent Language Triggered Action
Fragmentary report notes officials suspended a newspaper for violently worded content. The incident involved confiscation of the issue and broad suspension orders. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lewin
Han Vera Baillon
Simple Dandruff Remedy Promises Clear Scalp
A historical health note touts a four ounce liquid arsenic remedy to dissolve dandruff. It claims nightly applications moisten the scalp and rub in with fingertips, promising disappearance of flakes by morning and complete control after a few more days. It asserts hair becomes silky and lustrous and itching stops.
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Vitney
Barrett-Pontius
Haskell
Ber
Clinton Mies
Wansas Cis
Maaita
Premieheresare
Michison
Tivk
Daial
Oscar Liilton
Bele Moore
Arte Sun
Ty Lawrence
Mal Dally
Darrgias
Aodiarp
Craw
Slytt
Kansa
Hannah Lane
Eiaintift
Millie Henson
Fiila “Kagwiton
Sincisir Belteade
Hen J Asher
Osephine RB
Beard
Brown
Auinewn “de Ecutors
Stowiton
Raniet
Ainst
Youni
Isa
Vermiber
Mariz
Supaib
Anev i
Berges Manufacturing Co
Ogder Ave
Chicagal
William V. Hoyt
Bell
Oso
St. Skn
Bert
Bill
Huyskalt
Nessanns L. I. Frine
Central
Peoples
State Bank
Bell Htls ' OY
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Parker
the Home of Good Drugs
Raymong’s Drug ‘Store
Mass
Wickwick
Newport Collet
Giefig Gans Dilk
Wickis
Old Round Corner
Woodward & Co
Eastman
Kodak
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
Massachusetts
ROTH
S.C
Aico
Campbell’s
Frank Koch
Castoria
Signetts
Lawrnce, Kansas
Lawrenor
Aiba
Oldsmasters
Gainsborrow
Lancret
Henhuys
Artz
Israels
Van-Der-Meesr
Wolf'’S Book
Charlie Wah Laundry
East Eighth St
S& S Groceries
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