Community Roundup of Visits and Events
Crowded out last week Harry Gile and family Robi Hyder and family and Chas Bar leen and family attended the Concordia Fair last Thursday. Mrs Grace Gile spent last week with her sister in law Edna Rickabaughs putting up apples. Mr Jim Adams of Norway was on the sick list again last week. Chester Loofbourrows were in Belleville shopping and at tending Farmers Union picnic. Late Loofbourrows visited John Loofbourrows Sunday afternoon and attended the meeting at Norway in the evening. Will Bennett and his sister Miss Anna and Olive Rogers visited John Loofbourrows Sunday afternoon. Fred Hansen and family visited relatives in this neighborhood Sunday. Grandma Kelley spent last week in Concordia visiting relatives. The Ladies Aid met last week with Mrs Hattie Walter about 20 present and they spent the day quilting for Mrs Fred Brown. They say wedding bells are going to ring twice soon. The W C T U held a pleasant and profitable meeting at Highland church last week. Will Adams and family were shopping in Belleville Friday. Harry Giles has been cutting fodder for a number of farmers the past few weeks. Nickerson and Cousins bale hay for Tom Gile Tuesday. The first ice of the season Sunday morning about as thick as window pane.
Sunday Socials Reported Across Local Families
H S Walter and wife visited their daughter Mrs Howard Ames on Sunday. Lloyd Kelley and family shared Sunday with Mrs Kelley and Jas Lewis family at Ches Lewis. Bertha Ainsworth was on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Perry Pierce visited Austin Kelley and attended Norway meetings Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Walter
Howard Ames
Lloyd Kelley
Jas. Lewis
Ches. Lewis
Bertha Ainsworth
Mrs. Perry Pierce
Austin Kelleys
Norway
Local Social Notes From Concordia Area
Harry Gile his wife and daughter Gladys spent Sunday in Norway as guests of Harlie Rowlings. Miss Millie Lewis of Talmo visited Robt Hyders Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Nettie Burge is seriously ill at the home of her sister Mrs Caro Young. T S Walter was shopping in Concordia Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gile
Gladys
Norway
Harlie Rowlings
Millie Lewis of
Talmo
Robt. Hyders
Nettie Burge
Caro Young
School Report of Enterprise School District No 42
School report for the month ending Sept 26 1913 shows 11 boys and 9 girls enrolled totaling 20. Average tardy count for boys 10, average daily attendance 10, total daily 17. Names Agnes Freeman Ethel Anderson Dwight and Nina Garman Guy Daniels William Griffin Horatio and Everett Wyman. Mary Gile teacher. Wheat Rye Graham and corn meal flour at Gulicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Enterprise School Dist
Agnes
Freeman
Ethel Anderson
Dwight
Nina Garman
Guy Daniels
William Griffin
Horatio
Everett Wyman
Mary Gile
Williard Union Meets Ryds September Meeting
The Williard W C T U of Rydal holds its next regular meeting at Mrs. Quincey Blosser home in Norway with reader Mrs. Hattie Loofbourrow and the topic The Bible in the Public Schools. All invited to attend. The program continues October 7 1913 hosted by Mrs. Quincy Blosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryds
Williard W. C. T. U
Rydal
Quincey Blosser
Norway
Hattie Loofbourrow
Worms and wedding prank headline in town paper
An old advertisement extols Kickapoo Worm Killer claiming it cures children’s worm symptoms. A Clay Center Times joke involved a fake city health officer exam for a groom, with the city doctor revealing the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Medicine Company
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
MOREY
Robi
Hyder
Chas
Barleen
Faily
Grace Gile
Edna Rickabaughs
Jim Adams
Chester
Belleville
Farmers Union
Loofbourrows
John
Will Bennett
Miss Anna
Olive Rogers
John Loofbourrows
Fred Hansen
Grandma Kelley
Concordia
Hattie Walter
Fred Brown
Highland Church
Will Adams
Harry Giles
Nickerson
Cousins Bale
Tom Gile
T. S. Walter
Williard Union
Mrs. Quincy Blosser
Tople
Bibbie
the Times
Dr. Olsen
City Health Oficer
Olsen
Lvent
Journal
Kansas Farmer
Kansas
Poultry Standard
Home Life
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