Union Clippings Reflect Local Harvest and Visits
Local notes report J W Nelson cutting alfalfa last week and Grant Bowersox hauling hay. G Cooper loses a horse. Miss Elnora Harris visits, now teaching in St Joseph Mo. Mrs Marshall able to be out. Bowersox adjuster busy. Rasmussen finishes I G Householder’s new house. Jerome and Isidore Bowersox buy a McCormick binder. W L Bowersox attends Kamporia commencement. Old papers for sale at Jour nal Office 5¢ a bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Harris
Prter George
Miss Harris
St. Joseph Mo
Populists ready for fusion in Kackley area
G R Kackley, Courtland businessman, noted as a local figure. Twenty two teams in town at once. The State Republican convention concluded with officers elected, campaign underway. Several local moves include arrivals, travels to Kansas City, and community notes on education, church events, and farming tasks. Public duties include post office carrier applications and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion
G. R. Kackley
Courtland
Sa Ay
G.O. P
Kansas
Children’s Day Exercises Draw Large Courtland Crowd
A large crowd attended the Children’s Day exercises at Courtland Sunday evening. Hans Iverson and Mr Anderson finished painting. John L. Peters on’s house Saturday.
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Courtland
Hans Iverson
Mr Anderson
John L
Peterson
Advertised Letters Notice
If not called for within 30 days the following will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Ida V Anderson foreign Blair I E Spring C B Reeder A B Kimball postmaster notice dates and names from June 1 1902
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Nne
Ida V. Anderson
Dr. Blair
I. E. Spring
C. B. Reeder
A. B. Kimball P.M
Subscriptions to daily papers at the JOURNAL office
Readers may pay for daily paper subscriptions at the JOURNAL office saving the trouble of mailing payments. The notice emphasizes convenience and immediate handling for subscribers.
Local Notes and Arrivals from Scotch Plains and Surroundings
Here and there references list visitors and health updates including Mr and Mrs P Brow arriving from Omaha, Peter Doctor Sr in poor health in Scotch Plains, William Bradley at a Belleville church, Ernie Mikesell at a Dunkard meeting in Scotch Plains, and Moses Bushby of Lincoln Township visiting Scandia at the A Vardeveer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Peter Doctor Sr
Scotch Plains
Wm. Bradley
Christain
Belleville
Ernie—Mikesell
Union
Dunkard
M. Brown
Scandia
A. Vardeveer
Children's day exercises set for Chapel next Sunday
It was decided to hold the children day exercises at the Chapel next Sunday afternoon June 8 at 3 o'clock. All invited. Local notes mention recent ice cream supper at Wine C Nicholin home and various travels and events affecting residents, including a temperance discussion in Congress and ongoing local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Soversock
Kansas
Republic
Death of Nettie Lutterworth in Belleville
Miss Nettie Lutterworth, about 21, died suddenly Monday evening in Belleville while en route to commencement exercises. Heart trouble is suspected. She was a Christian Church member, a niece of N. K. Williams, and buried at Dunkard Cemetery Scotch Plains after funeral at the Belleville Christian Church.
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Nettie Lutterworth
Belleville
Here
Nettie
N. K. Williams
Christian Church of
Dunkard
Scotch Plains
Christian Church
Local Notes From Concordia And Nearby Events
Miss Mary Kelly expected home from Clay Center. L. P. Bartlett and family attended Memorial exercises in Concordia Friday. Wesley Wright and daughter Vern attended Sunday school and preaching at 48 Sunday. Frank Young bought an organ at Hedrick’s sale last week. Johnny began lessons last Tuesday. J. P. Bartlett found a swarm of bees Saturday night in his cow lot and Loofbourrow hired them. A party at W. C. Nichol’s Friday, about 35 present with games, ice cream and cake. Bees swarmed twice near Loofbourrow’s hive, he re-hired them. Addie and Harry Gile visited Sunday. J. M. Loofbourson and family, Mrs. Bert Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter joined Mr. and Mrs. George Walter for supper Tuesday for Mr. Walter’s birthday. Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Josie Woodka on June 18 with dinners and quilting. Mrs. Fattie Bockoven started a milk route to Continental Creamery in Norway.
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Wesley Wright
Vern
Frank Young
J. P. Bartlett
J. M. Loofbour
W. C. ‘Nichol
Chester’ Loofbour Row
Addie
Harry Gile
J. M. Loofbourson
Bert. Walter
Charles Walter
Geor
Ge “Walter
Ladies Endeavor Society
Josie Woodka
Fattie Bockoven
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Gulick Mercantile Company
the Gulick Mercantile Company
the Gulick Mercantile
J W. Nelson
Hr. G. Cooper
Baird and
Nutter
Cuba
J.T. Johnson
Mrs.Marshall
Adjuster Bowersox
Grant Bowersox
R. A. Rasmussen
I.G. Householder
Mr. H
Jerome
Isidore Bowersox
McCormick
W. L. Bowersox
Kamporia
Jour Nal
the Kackley News
Bailey
Clay Center
G. H. Hoffman
Kansas City
C. A Kimball of
Mt. Pelee
Ben Clark
Chas Kackley
Dave Diekerhoe
Anna
Anderso
Councordia
H. © Powell
Jamestown
Treasury
Isaac Steiner
Hilda Nelson
Courland
United States
Christena McGown
Illinois
A. F. Griffith
Monte
Tom Mahaffey
Grace
South
Harry Hallenbeck
Marrie Larson
M.A. Larson
Albert Linn
Boix
Frank Freeman
Lewie
Clara Peterson
Hop Sanders
Peach
Moses Bushby
Lincoln Twp
Wine C. Nicholin
Lincoln
C. H. Fulcomer
Charlie
Poplar Grove
H. A. Scott
James
Thomas
Ollahomna T
Rydal
Vast
Mies
Minot
N. D
John Hay
Montana
Justin
Mary Kelly
Sanday
L. P
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
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