Little Friend Locals and Community Notes
Local items report weather on late crops, sick workers, crop sales, and various neighborly activities. Names include Robert Griffinto, Dave Hunt, Mr Iles, S McCoy, Henry Johns, Mr Grima, Mr Dawson, Miss Maud Red man, Mrs Rogers, Mr Singleton, Jap Reamer, Mr Payne, Mrs Jenkins, Bart Hayes, Clara Bebbington, Geo Tommy, Enna Schmoker, Lulu Taylor, Ben O Connor, Anna Jennings, Laura Jones, Iaw Taylor, Orval Geer, Evert and Lewis Taylor. Social events feature a party at Mr Sctmakers, bull gate at Fort Riley, ice cream social at Urbwon, and visits among Urbana residents. Also mentions road work and a farm rental. An advertisement for HERBIN 15 digestive remedy ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
Robert Griffinto
Ruff
Dave Hunt
Iles
S. McCoy
Henry Johns
Grima
Dawson
Sctmakers
Bull Gate
Fort Riley
Maud Redman
Rogers
Singleton
Urbwon
F. A. A. Order
Jap Reamer
Powell Farm
Mr. Payne
Urbana
Mrs. Jenkins
Chanute
Cully
Bart, Hayes
Clara Bebbington
Walt Powell
Geo. Tommy
Enna Schmoker
Lulu Taylor
Bens O'Connor
Anna Jennings
Laura Jones
Iaw Taylor
Orval Geer
Evert
Lewis Taylor
Lillie
Charlie Taylor
Rural Rake-Ups and Community Gatherings Report
The Rural area notes a week of farm work, school start plans, and social events. Neighbors including the Stanfields and Woodses attend preaching and Sunday school while corn cutting and a new rotary gang plow appear on farms. Aug 31 Old Settlers reunion plans and Chanute visitors are announced, with several local families listed among attendees.
Earleton Echoes Headlines Busy Social Scene
J A Alleman travels to Kansas City to purchase goods while Lily Adams of Lois visits friends and relatives. Jeanie Nise returns from Oran and joins a social event at the M. mand Sasanday with Mrs Woods of Cottey observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Alleman
Kansas City
Lily Adams
Lois
Borto
Jeanie Nise
Oran
M. Mand Sasanday
Mrs. Woods
Cottey
Sunday Socials and Avermifuge Ad in Hot Weather
Harmon visited Edgar i roll Ed Kepley and family Sunday at B L Tennis. Grant McCowan and family spent Sunday with J J McCowan. A surprise party occurred at John McCowan's last Wednesday eve with many attendees listed. Extreme heat noted as hard on babies. recommendation of AM VERMIFUGE priced 25 cents sold by GP Witder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes Harmon
Edgar Iroll
Ed Kepley
B. L
Grant McCowan
J.J. McCowan
John McCowan
Parkins
Hill
Mra
McCowan
Shields
Terry
Pearl Eddy
Mabel
Mionie Jones
Blanche Shields
Messrs
Ross
Edar Boyd
Johney
Atha Parkins
We Swich
Harry
Abab Wright
Ester Jones
GP. Witder
Morehead Musings Local Notes And Events
Morehead Musings reports Monday school start and illness in Miss Lindsa Dowell. Several social visits occur including Flossie Arnold with Grace and Ralph with Ches Smith. Rev. South preached at Twin Mounds. a party at Mr Burger Mires. Ruth Smith at Mrs Stroud’s. Gentis family with Gentia’s mother. Jota Haptendorf eyes a barber shop location from Arkansas. Thunderous week neighbors varying visits. A telegraph agent is eagerly desired. Gurtner brothers visit from Nebraska to supervise farm interests. Downey couple welcome ten pound girl. Center nine defeats Morehead nine by 20 to 9. Family plans for machinery purchases and cooperative grain business trips to Kansas City and Topeka. A Cherryvale reunion incident ends with arrest and a car fire. Grove’s Tasteless Owen Tonic touted for malaria. No cure no pay. Price 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsa Dowell
Mr. Gibson
Thayer
Flossie Arnold
Grace
Ralph Well
Ches Smith
Rev. South
Twin Mounds
Arkansas
Albert Smith
Mabel
Kitty
Willie Smith
Chanute
Odense
Kitabull
Henry Cramer
Claude
Wichita
Mr. Re
Cherryvale
Basil Cramer
Isaac Smith
Une
Gurtner Brothers
Nebraska
Newton Todd
Famiily
Downey
Wpo
Morehead
Center
Dennis Boys
Dr. McConnell
J. TP. Smith
Kansas City
Lue Shovel
McCooneil
Topeka
Cooperative Grain Company
David Welch
Austin Antics and Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Frottman is out again and Sunday school was well attended last Sunday. Claude and Clarence McLelland visited Bert Cowen. Etta Lawrence visited Miss Lulu Couneo. Eddie Ermey, once ill, is improving. Cowen plans to attend Emporia this winter. A local party at Schmokers attracted many youths. Misses Niece Williams and Myrtle Coulson visited Poole and Lydia Flottman. A dance at Mr Coulson's was enjoyed. Rev Swapson will preach every two weeks after Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmokers
Qualson
Bowman
Plottan's
Williams
Myrtle Coulson
Poole
Lydia Flottman
Swapson
Chanute Kansas Post Office Adver tised Letters List
The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Chanute Kansas post office. They will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks from this day of August. One cent due on all advertised letters. Parties calling for advertised letters please say advertised. D B McClierias P M
Urbana Urbana Unravelings Ponds Dry As Farmers Seek Water
A jumble of local notes reports dry ponds and streams with farmers like Naukog and Meeker seeking water. Visitors include Uncle Joe Meeker, Van Gordon returning from Oklahoma, and Kansas City relatives. Local events mention F A A activities, lodge meetings, and farm rentals, with births, moves, travels, and a health ad promoting TER RINE at 50 cents.
Cottage Corner Farm Notes and Local Updates
G A Ross has been on the sick list. Jus McGrionahan plows on the Dandy plane. Miss Jennie Switzer will teach between Erle and St Paul this winter. W H Neyhard and C B Nation prepare ground to sow alfalfa this fall. Ponds are drying up and farmers must water stock. Hot dry conditions. corn and other fall sown feed look poor. Santa Fe gas well near us boosts gas belt optimism. Sam McAdams bought fine stock at Cottage Stock Farm Monday. He farms Jersey cattle and Poland China hogs. Sam Baughman has drilled wells on his five and on Kansas avenue. J M McAdams and wife of Joplin, Mo visited their son Sam S McAdams. McAdams notes corn will be scarce in Jasper County this year. For mosquito bites use BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It counteracts poison, soothes inflammation, and heals flesh. Price 22 and 50 cents, sold by G P Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ross
Jus. McGrionahan
Jennie Switzer
Erle
St. Paul
W. H. Neyhard
C. 8
Nation
J.M. McAdams
Joplin
Sam
McAdams
Pleasant Valley Pranks and Local Notes
Pleasing Valley items report need for rain Geo Woods shows improvement. W P Wilmoth sick this week. Frank Roumine farms wheat on Roberts place with more sowing planned this fall. Dora Reinhardt visited Big Creek relatives. Chur ch basket meeting planned at Wm Sharpe's grave next Sunday all invited. Rev Coats and wife had a Maple Grove accident as a dog ran across the road causing a scare. axie repaired by M L Carter. reverend and wife wept with relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyalingon
Geo, Woods
W.P. Wilmoth
Frank Roumine
Roberts
Dora Reinhardt
Big Creek
Ch Church
Wm. Sharpe
Coats
Vilas
Maple Grove
M. L. Carter
Teething Relief Letter from Alabama Newsmemoir
A July 24 1878 letter from D W Merce of Taskeger Alabama praising TEETHUNA for teething relief in a thirteen month old child. The missive reports initial distress with teething and bowel issues, followed by improvement and health after using TEETHUNA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
A. J. Movrerr
D. W. Merce
Taskeger
Centre Grove Notes From Local District Brevities
Centre Grove reports Pete Prue salse Oh Salem 13 working for G Ward. Fred Ler from western Kansas, Gherkio brothers threshing in district last week. A Brown moved to Leip Hao nioty county. G W Alward cutting corn near local woods. Malsberg staying at Mr Qwarte in Salem. Birdie at Winfield Russell's in coostio county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Jowell
Aly
Pete Prue Salse
Salem
G. Ward
Fred Ler Aome
Western
Kansas
Las Gherkio Brothers
Hoishea
Yer
A. Brown
Leip Hao Nioty
G. W. Alward
Neck of the Woods
Malsberg
Minister's 2000 Work Cited for Cholera Remedy Cure
Rev A A Power of Emporia relates a severe attack of billous sills and says a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him completely. A neighbor ill for a week tried doctors with no relief before being advised to use Chamberlain's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Rev. A. A
Emporia
Kix
Fifeen
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Til
Fragmentary notice yields unclear historical claim
Fragment reads as a jumbled quote about relief, healing, and a druggist or dealer, but the damaged wording provides no clear person, place, date, organization, or event to verify. The readable fragment offers no coherent reportable fact for a headline.
Harmony Hearsay Notes Scarce Week At Local Socials
Items scarce this week as M. M. Booe unveils a cord harvester. Mary Minster spent Sunday with Len Robinson. Nellié Minster visited ra Adams. Farok Minster cut corn for Cary Cloud last Tuesday. Mrs L Russell and Mrs BE Young visited Mrs Len Elston. Mr and Mrs T M Booe and Mr and Mrs Joe Booe visited Mr Cornell and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Booe
Mary Minster
Len Robinson
Nellié Minster
Ra Adams
Farok Minster
Cary Cloud
Local remedy cited for infant illness and cattle notice
A Williams Oregon family recalls using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with success for a sick baby. An Austin Kansas posting notes a three-year-old pony with a bald face and white markings to be found at a farm one mile east of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Kan
Rand
D. Mc Dougall
You Know What You Are Taking When You Buy Grove Tonic
An ad notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic lists iron and quinine on every bottle in a tasteless form with a no cure no pay claim. The copy emphasizes the simple formula and consumer awareness of ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Eee Neal
Roemer’s
F. Roemer
Bloomheart, Wight & Co
Hendaten Eoltelbers
Atore
Earleton
W. M. Bair
Little Friend
G. P. Wilder
Norman Woods
Earl Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Lou Braden
Stanfield
Allen Brothers
San Stanfield
Swanson
Miks McNuse
Ottawa
Sohvefi
Mr. Fletcher
Frank McWarland
Bell
Mable
Jam Stanfield
Rotary Gang
A. Baird
Rotary
Orn
Thomas
George Roush
Tula
Mefarland
Roush
el Reno
Farmers' Institute
C. Popplou
Young
Chas
Meadows
Ora Monebrake
Belle
Tayie
Jesle
Georgia Brownleg
Edna
Louisa Pomeroy
Louie Phillips
Zella Taylor
Mingle McFarland
Miss Smith
Geo. Taylor
Geo. Roush
Wesley
Lucian Stanfield Dolph Bonebrake
Byron Flannegan
Mr. Smith
A. Myers
Gene Williams
Barston
Mannie Pullen
Alyr
Williams i
Will Riley
Agust
Linie Packler
Maude Wright
Bert
Ane
M.D. McAtee
Owen
Austin Antics
Naukog
Joe Meeker
Mondy
van Gordon
Oklahoma
John Long
Gilbert McConnell
Les
Alf Roger
C. A. Yooker
Dist
Peianne
Quino
Kr. West
Order
J. M. Nation
Janes Gargin
J.M. Watkins
Daisy Shull
John Powell
Grace Bryan
Humboldt
Pulwider
Unsell
Frank Stevens
Robert Cuppy
Don Neely
du Tey
Don
Ballard
Pleasant Valley
Harmony Hearsay
J. H. Doak
Oregon
Chamberlain
J. N. Purdy
Epo
Koch Bros
Morris Wechsler
Table of the
Cong
Beal Israel
New York
Dus
Tart Bros
Medicine Co
Os Sertvos
N. Y
Abe
D. Phelps
M. D
Mencie Co
Eable
Raphael
Rivington St
East 12Th St
Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
East 136Th St
N. Y. City
Iddrma
Dees Thornton & Minor
Sted
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