Courtland News Roundup and Local Socials
Miss Ida Johnson spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Larson while Mrs. Dr. Marty from Jamestown visited Courtland relatives. Balloon ascension drew crowds though wind kept it low. A surprise for May Kelly ended in laughter. Continuous social notes detail visits, church events, and minor accidents in Courtland and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ida Johnson
Mrs. Larson
Dr. Marty
Jamestown
Courtland
Local Notes From District 48 Miss Mississippis
District 48 notes report visits by Addie Gile and Mrs Gussie Walter. Tom Gile orders a surface cultivator. Bees swarm twice in days, Calf loss due to alfalfa, Rev Cartoff to preach next Sunday in Minersville. Edna Carbut of Talmo spaitt attended Uncle C Ames event. Children’s Day drew 48 attendees at the Chapel. Effie Loofbourrow returned from Concordia learning dressmaking. Hattie Bockoven faces stock water shortage from dam failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Cartoff
Minersville
Edna Carbut
Talmospaitt
C.h.ames
Local Notes From Kackley and Nearby
Win Hedges visited Belleville Priday while Mr and Mrs G H Hoffman spent Monday in Concordia. Miss Silvia Blackwood visits Emma Poage in Tale. Ed Workman candidate for sheriff was in town last week. Enoch Larson reports cattle killed by lightning in last week’s storms. Woodman dance drew good attendance and order. Foster Lumber Co. moved several cars of lumber here recently. Hedges sold a horse for 150 dollars. Local prices and worries about hard times noted. Three Nebraska men found work after arriving Saturday. Band practice for the Fourth and a trip to Dr Scott’s grove reported. Posts seen northbound foot passengers and harvest rumors. Scandia post office seeks substitute rural carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hoffman
Concordia
Dave Dickerhoof
Silvia Blackwood
Tale
Emma Poage
Ed Workman
Win Hedges
Nebraska
Rackley
Dr. Scott’s Grove
Mme Nordica
Wichita
Ed Jacobsen
L. M. Newbiry
Miss Winnie
Ki. V. Moore
Delphos
Dewey
Waterloo
Harry Hallenbeck
Scandia
W. Scott
Blue Rapids
Local News Briefs From Norway Bulletin
S Scrivner is on the sick list. Roy Scott visited Concordia Saturday, May 5. N Mellen was also in Concordia Saturday. Roy Scott drove to Scandia on Monday. Joseph Blosser was in Kansas City last week. R Rimel transacted business at the hub last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Scrivner
Roy Scott
Scandia
Joseph Blosser
Kansas City
R. Rimel
Union Clippings Reflect Busy Local Week in Kansas
Community notes from Union cover rain totals, residents traveling to Concordia and Delphos, visits by Ed Jacobsen and Winnie, political activity by Willie Vance, dances and gatherings at M. Stenson’s, and local farming and busyness. Mentions of yellow weather, a hail storm in Sheridan county, and upcoming events including a Y M C A convention and balloon ride in Courtland.
Weather and county notes from Courtland region
The report covers repeated rain concerns for farmers harvesting alfalfa, local residents including A B Warner and Mrs Sim Heisz visiting Courtland, Ervin Moore's improving health in Kansas City, Scottie Ebright's broken collarbone from a wagon fall, Alice Sallian's rusty nail wound, and literary mention of the Republic party plans for July Fourth and potential upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottie Ebright
Alice Sallian
Local Social Notes And Reflections On Society
Belleville residents visit Miss Edith and Regina Maxwell. Theresa Larson hosts Sunday call. Gottfrid Larson returns from Lindsborg. Mr. Nutter remembered as 1900 educator. Opinion argues for equal rights in societies to avoid downfall and uphold church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Wm. Segerhammar
Belleville
Hdith
Regina Maxell
Theresa Larson
Gottfrid Larson
Lindsborg
N. Nelson
L. W. Nutter
Scandia
Mr. Nutter
Dangerous travel warned for county youths in Oklahoma
It is becoming dangerous for Republic county young men to visit in Oklahoma. B. F. McMahon from Howard Kansas is here visiting his old friend Hugh Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic ‘County
Oklahoma
B. F
McMahon
Howard Kansas
Hugh Fraser
Letters Unclaimed to Be Sent to Dead Letter Office
Advertised notices state letters not called for will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in 30 days. Dated June 11902. V. Anderson, postmaster. Also listed are foreign letters Blair, Spring, and O. by Reeder. A.B. Kimball, P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Anderson
Blair
Reeder
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Grulick
Mercantile Company
the Gulick Mercantile Company
THE
Gulick Mercantile ‘Company
O. K
South Courtland
Mrs. Sothers
Topeka
Son Elmer
Band Boys
J. D. Peterson
Aaron Anderson
Mr. Esterberg of
Clara Peterson
Minnie
Mabel
Esther Chrysong
Edith Freeman
Charley Aspegren
White Rock
Swedish Mission Church
Floyd Bartlett
Coffey
May Kelly
Clay ‘Center
Addie Gile
Tom Gile
Chester
E.H. Bartlett
Effie Loofbourrow
H. Bartlett
Hattie Bockoven
the Kackley News
Win-Hedges
Belleville Priday
Enoch Larson
Foster Lumber Co
Ate
Ati
Norway Bulletin
N. Mellen
Union
W. L. Bowersox
Emporia
Mikesell Boys
Billy Hill
Gene Nelson
Willie Vance
Vance
M. Stensons
W. P. Shivvers
Sister Gardis
Mrs. Scrivner
Miss Bessie
P. J. Paulsen
Glen. Elder
Percy Shivvers
Alex Scott
H. B. Digherhoot
May Dickerhoof
Alice
N.G
V. G
Rebekah Lodge
Lottie Dickerhoof
Lucy Dutton
and Agnus
Ruby Jacobsen
Shirley Shivvers
Kackley
Dr. Scott's Grove
Norway
H. O. Marshall
H. G. Cooper
Mikexell
George
D. P. Johnson
Colorado
Kansas
Mouseholder
John Johnson
Fred Ayers
Fred
B. J. Morris
Detroit
Michigan
U. V. Boys
Sheridan County
Eivery
W. Snider
Geo. Ferguson
White “Rock Creek
Courtlands
A. B. Warner
Ervin Moore
Sim Heisz
M.E. Heisz
Republi
GUBA
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl ‘Street
New York
Deyaa Cw
Down South
A.B. Kimball
P.M