06 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Narka News
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
1
Greene, agent lists daily schedules for East Express and various Local Passenger trains with through passenger options. Several trains stop only at certain stations and some freight or special runs are noted. Tickets and information available on request.
Charles Mitchell born April 24 1818 in Lancastershire England died August 1901 in Waverly age 86 years 3 months 44 days. Married to Hannan Miller November 14 1841 they moved to Illinois in 1846 near Lynnville Morgan Co later to Sangamon county. He supported churches and aided in church work. Funeral held at his daughter Mrs L A Bryan’s home conducted by Eid Battenfield and buried in East cemetery. He left several grandchildren and a devout Christian life.
The Mozirtimishe club met at Ezra Arnold's home on August 30 1901 with attendees Laura Howards, Evelyn Losey, Mauda Losey and Helen Anderson. Pieces performed included Soldiers March Glory Waltz Morning Glory and William Tell March. The next meeting is set for September 18 1901 at Miss Helen Andersons home. A court notice records a September 4 1901 proceeding at Belleville Court House with Judge Potter. In closing the paper extends best wishes for a happy journey through life.
A collage of social updates mentions Mrs Wi WeKerr visiting a friend, Bert Morton traveling to Lincoln, Mrs Brenneman’s Kansas City trip, Geo Oliver and son Will heading to Lincoln for the Nebraska State Fair, and Grace Ward visiting Mizana. Bab y news notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs CG W Lytle on August 30. Also referenced are lectures, millinery purchases in Kansas City, and Dr. Shaw visiting Nar a after dental studies.
A string of brief items reports visits to relatives in Belleville and Seneca, land purchases, a new plow trial near the railroad, and G P Miller taking over a barber outfit. Various residents including Miss Cliffe Shipinas and Mr Frank Losey appear with travel updates and local business changes.
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