Belleville and County News Highlights for Week
Local residents note a fireman from D. and G. R. R. F. A. Guy and other townsfolk visiting friends. The July Fourth celebration is planned in Talmo at Lowell's grove. Education day scheduled in Belleville July 14 features speakers from Emporia State Normal and other institutions with free lectures and events from 10 30 to 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Wharton
Washington
Republic County Normal
Co. Supt
Belleville
J. R. Jewell
Emporia State Normal
E. L. Holton
State Agricultural College
Schwegler
State University At
Lawrence
Slopansky
Norway Happenings and Local Notices From Concordia Trip
Quincy Blosser and family traveled to Concordia on Saturday evening. Wheat around Norway tests 61 to 62 pounds per bushel and graded No. 2. A Sunday School picnic at Scotts Grove drew a large attendance. Mrs. E H Bartlett is poorly again. Girls plan to entertain the boys at Mrs. Bert Ainsworth’s home Thursday evening. Maud McGlashan sews for Mrs. Blessin this week. Alva Huntington went to Republican to shear sheep for Mr. Price. Florence Tate’s wheat north of town threshed Saturday tested 62 pounds. Family reunion at F C Wilbert home on North Commercial St. Sunday with many relatives. Robi Doctor Sr. ill this past week. Carl Nesmith’s threshing machine began work north of town. Sunday School attendance urged. all welcome. Mrs. Wells of Belleville visiting Mrs. F M Johnson. Mr. Guy Kelly to leave for Cameron Missouri this week.
Local notes and small town updates from Superior Nebraska
George Scriveners are at Superior Nebraska. Mike Cuthbertson had a run away Saturday but no serious damage was done. Mrs Owen Brewer returned home Sunday from Missouri where she has been taking treatment. Mrs Hanson and Ted have moved into their new house. Mrs Side Moore is still quite poorly. Threshing is the order of the day. The Washington Irving School in New York has 3900 pupils and seems to be one of the most the nascent women of New York have already been initiated. The are said to plan all the entertainments they give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Brewer
Missouri
Washington Irving
New York
Canada
Belleville News Briefs Preview Summer Activities and Visits
Local residents plan trips to Colorado for land viewing and many teachers enroll for the Co. Normal Institute amid new laws. J. F. Lowe, Wylie Gardner and relatives visit Belleville. Ed Slopansky arrives from Salt Lake City for two months. Epworth League prepares for a Fourth of July picnic at Judge Henry's grove with end-of-day program led by Co. Supt. Slopansky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry
Scandia
Harlie Christie
Lincoln
Silas van Dustan
Belleville
Colo
Co. Normal Institute
Epworth League of
Judge Henry’s Grove
Munden
Slopansky
Henry’s
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J.B Henry
Bus Devona
Weislogel
Presbyterian Church
Rydall
Kansas
E. Porter Ahrens
Newall’s
Gourtland
F. le. Warren Db
D. Ss
Bank OF Scandia
Doctor Bros
City Drag Line
Alhamonar
W. E. Godfrey
River Bridge
Chas. Peterson
F. A. Guy
the Munden State Bank
W. H. Shoemaker
Lynn Canfield
Belleville M. E
Beecher
Lemans
Ed Kavanaugh
Emma Adamson
Mahaska
Talmo
Mr. Lowell
M.A. Preble
Mr. Hull
Near Lone Tree
P. H. Berry
S. L. Tipton
Courtland
Vera Dugger
Manning
Agenda
Rosa Smith
Narka
Valentine McHenry
John Freeburg
Scandia Journal
Ws. H. Hitt, Pustisher
Belleville Cemetery
Norway
Quincy Blosser
Concordia
Scotts Grove
E. H. Bartlett
Bert Ainsworth
Maud McGlashan
Alva Huntington
Republic
Price
Florence Tate
F. C. Wilbert
North Commercial St
Robi Doctor, Sr
Carl Nesmith
Mrs. Wells
Mrs. F. M. Johnson
Guy Kelly
Cameron, Mo
George Scriveners
Superior
Neb
Mike Cuthbertson
Mrs. Hanson
Ted
Side Moore
Sting Public School
J. F. Lowe
Wylie Gardner
George Mead
Rose Gardner
Ethel Stafford
Ed Slopansky
Salt Lake Cit
J. W. Huntington
Hope Kans
Huntington
Alva
W. A. Shaw
Ed. Brooks
Junction City
Oscar Washburn
Scotch Plains
Brown Land Co
Hardy, Neb
Miller and Stafford
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