Rest Researches and Local Notes From Mrs Coats Family
Mrs Simon Coats is sick Sam Givens out putting up corn binders Simon Coats shipped a car of stock Monday Ezra Copp visited Nettle Martin last Sunday T W Ingle plans Oklahoma trip Evert Polson works for Ross Coats fulls well Tom Denny returned from the strip no claim Curley Green runs We corn naryester Provinty tends Mr Myers at Benudlet ill from fever Hi Hidwell made Sunday call at Mrs Martha Coats Suny For digestive weakness nervousness pains to the side flatulence dizziness wakefulness headache and other papaya accompaniments of costiveness HERBINE offered by W P Wilder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Coats
Sam Givens
Rats
Ezra Copp
Nettle Martin
T. W. Ingle
Oklahoma
Evert Polson
Ross ‘Coats
Tom Denny
Cuurley Green
Myers
Benudlet
Hidwell
Martha Coats
Suny
Say
W. P. Wilder
Urbana Unravelings and Weather Notes From Local Visitations
Urband daily entries report no rain this week as Joe Lies threshes flax and corn harvesting is favored in dry weather. Dr. Les returns home, moves into a new house, and Mrs Les notes lightning near the residence causing shock and a tree damage. Local visitors include Frank Turner, Rev Moody, Rev Pure, Mr Wilken, and Miss Jatin sewing for Joha Greve. A finger injury at a wheat drill and eye improvements under Dr Baird are mentioned. Piles commentary and a medicinal ad for Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment are included with local shop G P Wilder selling Lubes and ointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Les
Frank Turner
Harry Dryden
Moody
Miss Jatin
Joha Greve
Flora Fisher
Mollie
J. M. Payne
Mr. Authrum
Triands
Rev. Pure
Little Friend
Mr. Wilken
Hhe
John Greve
Baird
George Blane
Dres
Robert
Little Friend Local Notes Include Baling and Sermons
Weather remains dry with hay baling activity led by Dave Hunts and James Neely for various landlords. Sunday school attendance rises after a weekend sermon by Rev Fore of Parsons and Rev Moody, followed by a large crowd. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as mild relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Long
Dave
Mr. Dawson
James Neely
Moeler
John Dawson
Chanute
Walt, Powell
J. Neely
Fore
Af Parsons
Moody
Rural rake-ups and farming notes in the district
Cap Gibson gathered steers nearby on Tuesday while Joe Hahn on the Jesse Parsona farm markets hay at ten dollars per tun and anticipates a fair second crop. Pomeroy reports a promising corn stand and best sargum crop seen, Tharp of Chanute visits, Isaac Malcolm rents Alley Dickergo farm for next year, Dickerson leases to Malcolm for the year, J Doak recalls his baby ill with diarrhea, Chamber notes and sale listing by G P Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap. Gibson
Joe Hahn
Jesse
Pomeroy
Yemen
Isaac Malcolm
Harmony Hearsay and Social Tidbits
A fragment from Harmony notes several visits among residents including Mra Wide Adams at Mrs. Jack Boy’s, Laura Wilkerson with Emma Cornell, G. O. Jacks with his father Clas Jackson, Art Kees from Piqua visiting Ing Mr. dad Mra. Caornell, and a Sunday gathering with Oly and Lou Lewin, Lou Robinson, and Mary Minster. An ice cream social at Lra Noyes’ drew Harmonyites for a cool evening. Extreme heat worries babies, prompting advice on remedies from local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Adams
Jack Boy
Laura Wilkerson
Emma Cornell
Jacks
Clas
Jackson
Art Kees
Piqua
Ing
Dad
Caornell
Oly
Lou Lewin
Lou Robinson
Mary Minster
Lra Noyes
Harmonyites
Union Valley News Dry Weather and Local Visits
Hot dry weather grips Union Valley as farmers like FBarners busy cutting corn again. Charley Gates visited Wille Chappel on Sunday. John Bright works for J J Mc Cowan at present. Newt Smith and family visited Mr JHll on Sunday. A large turnout attended the Baptist church last Sunday. G M McCowan and family visited relatives in Chauute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gates
Wille Chappel
John Bright x
J.J. McCowan
Newt Smith
A Minister's Good Work and Local Cure Tale
Rev A A Power of Emport Kan cites a bilious attack case cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two doses. He recalls a neighbor ill for over a week who found no relief from other doctors before one dose cured him. druggists sell the remedy widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. A
Empork
Kan
Se Kes
Chamberlain
Morehead Musings Rain and Local Socials Chronicle
Florence Smith spent Sunday at Mr. bson s. Mrs Shockey has a slater here inse rting her. Mrs Stroud had threshing done Wednesday. Velia Smith spent Sunday with Ona Dowell. J Mra Lindala Dowell is on the sick list. Henry Cramer came from Wichita Tuesday. Mr Weber took fine peaches Wednesday. J T Smith and sons are putting up fodder on Mr Hankey s place. A party at Joan Dowell s Saturday night. Mr and Mrs J T Smith dined at Dr McConnell s Sunday. Mrs J D Smith returned home Wednesday in improved health. Dr McConnell s father and brother George visiting from Lavette City. Mr McMato and family plan to move. Lee Elzenbrandt and Mabel Smith to Cherryvale reunion Wednesday. Isaac Smith from Cha nute Sunday. Wonder what will come off at ball Thursday night. Information call Dr McConnell. Mr Weber living north of town bought property near Todd living and will move to town. Mr Green bought a lot near the Washburn residence. they will move to Staube. Woman’s suffering lasts about ten years from age fifteen to forty-five. Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription offers relief for female ailments and health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Smith
Green
Leanna Lines and Local Happenings Highlight September Start
Rev Ingels listed sick. Nina Campbell to Colorado. Metta Alford to Chillicothe Mo for school. Rev Phillips spoke to large audiences Sunday. Arnett couple welcome a son. Leanna school starts Sept 16 with Edd Filson as teacher. Charley Blair friends note health improvement. T J Alford and Justo Sowers delivered toe calves to Miller and Little. An old farmer claims 65 acres yielded under 100 bushels. Youths attended Maple Grove Sunday school convention. program praised. Dieskau Courtney to teach Odense school this winter. W A Alford plans move to Erie. genuine Christian gun noted. H A Richardson family, Lucy Blair Gillis, Lissie Blair Nooner seen at church. Neighbors express affection for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Little
Maple Grove
Dieskau Courtney
Odense
W. A. Alford
Erie
Alford
H. A. Richard
Lucy Blair Gillis
Lissie Blair Nooner
Earleton Echoes: Local Happenings and Crime Report
Local notes report Stella Alleman's return from Lula visit and Clint Johnson's Kansas trip to his father. John Converse buys Alvas Riley property and plans marriage. J P Lerch moves a barn near West Side Lown and north of Pioneer store. Mrs Chas Gideon improves after shoulder injury near Walnut. Tuesday two tramps, one white, one mulatto, searched Mina for work. a horse thief chased by Antihorge thieves was shot after confession, horse returned to owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Chas
Gideon
Walnut
Tucelay
Mina
Toager
Pleasant Valley Pranks and Local Deals in Chanute Area
In the valley again Mr M A Moore returns from Missouri. George Ried buys 300 bushels of wheat feed. Chas Smith and Homer Russell improve with new ventures. Preaching at New Light Saturday 7 30 pm Sunday 11 am 7 30 pm. Aaron Gamble and sons purchase three carloads Western wheat for fall and winter. Conrad Reinhardt family and Mrs Homer Mitchell do business in Chanute Saturday. Jane Huisman of Chanute visits Batardey with W I Vakeville family. Reuben Whitson and John Wilmoth buy 19 head of calves. John Allen and George of Chetopa win claims in newly opened country. Throne household goods moved to John Throne's. Throne family plans Oklahoma visit this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Gore
M. A. Moore
Missouri
George Ried
Chas. Smith
Homer Russell
New Light
Aaron Gamble and Sons
Conrad Reinhardt
Homer Mitchell
Chanute
Jane Huisman
Batardey
W.I. Vakeville
Reuben Whitson
John Wilmoth
John Allen
Mr. George
John Throne
Mra. Throne
Oklahoma
Hayner Distilling advert promises seven year old whisky
An advertisement for Hayner Distilling Company offers age seven years, strength, and purity in a fine old whisky. Four full quarts are sent express prepaid for 83.20 with money refund if not satisfactory, and fuller details appear in the company's ad in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayner
Hayner Distilling Company
Austin Antics and Local Visits in August 1901
In Austin Kansas period Aug 1901 Mrs Flottman La on the sicket and Mrs Jenolnga with Anna traveled to Chanute on Monday. Mr Flottman went to Earl von Sunday mourning. Niece Williams called Myrtle Coulson Sunday. Herman Plottman visited George Jennings last Sunday. Roy and Ray Cowan called on Ernest and Arnold Flottman Sunday. Magele Coulson visited Reba Flottman last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence and daughter Nellie visited Phelps and Jamm lly Sunday. Several couples attended church at Little Friend Sunday eight. Just and little Charley visiting relatives in Walnut. A stray pony described. The notice urges health law on bowels with Chamberlain’s tablets priced 26 cents by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flottman
Jenolnga
Anna
Chanute
Mr. Flottman
Earl von
Niece Williams
Myrtle Coulson
Herman Plottman
George Jennings
Roy
Ray Cowan
Ernest
Arnold Flottman
Magele Coulson
Reba Flottman
Mrs. Lawrence
Nellie
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Morehead
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E. J. Filson
Cap. Newman
Grace Goltry
Kansas City
Charley Pierce
Iola
Mrs. Baugh
Arould
Winfield Russel
Norman Milla
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FE Magara
Lee Meinness
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Osble
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Prairie Queen School
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Linh Me
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Austin
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Morris Wechsler
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