Local Correspondence Reports July Community News
Letters from residents recount weekly events and farm life near Beaver City including visits, weddings, births and a Fourth of July celebration. Names such as Jim Reach, Mr and Mrs Palmatier, Wes Page, Hattie Wagner, Dora Goodner, Janet Goodner, and others appear with notes on crops, rain needs, telephone shares, and local travel to Englewood and Liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Tyler
Mondey Daly
Wes Page
Willie Treet
Wade
Coschie
Miles
Beaver
Kokomo
Verner Morris
Sand‘ City
Hattie Wagner
Farm notes and Fourth of July social items in North Flat
The column lists local happenings from North Flat farmers and families. News covers wheat harvest progress, visits, relocations, a potential business closure, and Fourth of July gatherings. Names include Mrs Bettie Heneler, Mrs Myrtle Henton, Cora Marry, Will Jones, J W Couch, J B McCurdy, Tom Mathis, and T E Greminger with mentions of W E Husted, Dill Dines, and L Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Place
LaKemp
Cora Marry
Bettie Heneler
Lee Conner
Ed McCurdy Sod
W. E. Husted
Dilldine
C. B. Husted
L. Ring
J R K. McCunty
J. W. Couch
Bryson
Tom Mathis
Harry Curtin
J.B. McCurdy
T. E. Greminger
North
Kokomo Klatter And Local Harvest Notes
Rain lingers over Kokomo area as harvest nears end with wheat still standing in parts. Ed Lile returns from Meade to a busy farming scene while A T Stephenson and Earl Shores visit. Frank Peterson returns with Maude Greene to Beaver county, planning to settle there. Various locals plan Fourth celebrations and travel to nearby towns for supplies and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Lile
Meade Harvesting
A. T Stephenson
Earl Shores
Couch
Page
Liberal
Beaver
Kokomo
Frank Peterson
Beaver County
Maude Greene
George Greene
Elmwood
Perry Kile
Asa Kile
Smith's Grove
LaKemp
Burlay
Asa
Perry
Local Camp Meeting Marred by Cyclone at Mr Barkers
A Holl ees camp gathering near Mr Barkers faced a cyclone Friday at 4 am. The storm toppled tents wagons and small shelters but only minor injuries reported. Lew Keever suffered serious injuries from a fallen horse last Sunday. James Hall and party attended camp events Friday night and Sunday. Nearby families and visitors moved through Beaver and Perry Kile’s gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollees
Mr Barkers
Ste Cain
James Hall
Perry Kile
Tillie Wright
Grandpa Kile
Efe Wade
Wm. Garreis
Kokomo Rain Affects Wheat Harvest and Bible Reading
Rain hits Kokomo as harvesters cut wheat amid good crop and weed conditions. Franz Horn and Miss Hazel Horn led a Bible reading Sunday night, while Ed Lile and family left for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Franz Horn
Hazel Horn
Ed Lile
Beaver Wipes Up Coach The Beaver Bell Team
The Beaver bell team played at Coeth Sanday in the afternoon and defeated the local players by a large margin. Spectator Ste Tho praised the game as good, noting the players' fine handling and team spirit. Fans express pride in the victory but question Sunday games and prefer Saturday play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Bell
Coeth Sanday
Light Unseen Wedding in Beaver and Wichita Union
Henry Block of Beaver wed Mrs. Alice Phillips-Violet of Wichita Kansas by Justice H D Meese at the Thompson Hour on Monday afternoon. The match was arranged by correspondence and many Beaver friends wish the couple a happy prosperous matrimonial journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Block
Beaver
Alice Phillips-Violet
Wichita
Kansas
Thompson Hour
Justice HD. Meese
Card of Thanks for Support After Death of Father
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of our father. Special gratitude to G. A. R. Post members for assisting at the burial and laying him to rest with care. Crantey Jackson Mes F. B. LaBetiz Mas M.O. Petes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
Crantey Jackson
Mes
F. B. LaBetiz
Mas M.O. Petes
Bulick and Son Firm Adds New Partner
A new partner joins Bulick & Co this Tuesday, to own controlling interest in the firm. The business may soon be known as Bulick's Son & Co. The mother and the 10-pound young man are doing well, and Harry is expected to resume ordinary duties in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulick & Co
Bulick
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