Republican Caucus Held in City Mall Nominates Local Officers
Republicans met at the city hall in a caucus last night with Capt. A White as chairman and Morrison as secretary. Justices of the peace R T McCall and A S Folger were renominated for another term, and O Hailey was renominated as constable along with W H Warner as a candidate for constable. Go Palton reportedly had an accident falling from an apple tree breaking a collar bone.
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We Hall
Capt
A. White
Morrison
R.T. McCall
A. S. Folger
Hailey
W. II. Warner
Constable
Fall from limb breaks George Fulton’s collar bone
George Fulton aged resident 249 miles north of the city suffered a broken right collar bone yesterday while gathering apples with his father in law A N Kuwer. He was in a tree when a limb broke, causing a ten foot fall on his head and shoulders with a bad fracture and prolonged recovery ahead.
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Geo. Fulton
A. N. Kuwer
George
Lecture on Secret Societies Attracts Attentive Crowd
Rev W B Stoddard of Washington DC spoke at the Church of the Covenanters on what secret societies are doing. He warned against Masonry and lodges, urged loyalty to Christ, and announced a convention in Albia Oct 20 21. Also noted were Gilhooley's reception seat sale and a ladies missionary gathering at the First United Presbyterian church with a picnic and a monthly collection.
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W. B. Stoddard
Washington D. C
National Christian Association
Chaurch
Covenanters
Secret Societies
Allen
Masson
Jesson
Stoldard
Spearker
Christ
Stoddard
Friends Church
Albia
Ladies Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Corette
Ocorette
Eureka schoolhouse near completion in rural route notes
Rural Route No 2 reports Eureka school house nearly finished and ready for school by month end. Local events include Nora Tucker wedding to Henry Neff at grandparents home near Coppock. Notes on corn cutting, new preacher Rev Dimmitt, Elmer Carmicheal brick wall, John Arnold farm move, George Brown sale, and local business promotions.
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Eureka
W. Th Tucker
Nora
Henry Neff
Johnny Davison
Coppock
Raymond Bean
Ifis
Rev
Dimmitt
Tie
Donnelson
Lee County
Elmer Carmicheal
John Arnold
Kansas City
Kansas
George Brown
Beenblossom
Death of Six Year Old Chas Longwell
Chas Ernest Longwell, the six year old son of Mr and Mrs Geo M Longwell, residing north of the C K J & P stockyards, died this morning at 12:15 from measles complication. Congestion of the brain hastened the end despite medical aid. He was born in Wellman on July 0 180%.
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Chas
Ernest Longwell
Geo. M
Charles
Wellman
Academy Notes Show Busy Week at Local School
Out-of-town students prepare to leave by train as Aurora and Magnet Literaries meet. Prof Luce directs the Oratorio Class with Daugherty as general aide and top choir members, aiming for strong success. Miss Margaret Stewart to lead the school of oratory. classes resume Tuesday evening at 7 30.
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Aurora and
Magnet Literaries
Luce
Daugherty
Margaret Stewart of
Wellman, Jr
School of Oratory
Academy
Visiting kin and local services noted in town
The item lists visitors from Ft Scott Henry and Johnnine to Mrs Mary Sewall and Sturvey Wooley from Freeport visiting relatives. Communion services are set for Sunday at United Presbyterian with Rev Thompson assisted by Rev Z Davidson. Mrs KR S White rushed to Washington due to her mother's illness. Maud Black of Lee Ja a guest at Cal Gormley home. Boyd Twinam returned from Cleveland where his sister Adda is improving after illness.
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Det. & Jnc
Ft. Scott
Henry
Johnnine
Olathe
Kans
Mary Sewall
Sturvey Wooley
Freeport
United Presbyterian Church
Rev. Thompson
Z. Davidson
Elvira
White
Washington
Isaac Greer
Maud Black
Lee, Ja
Cal Gormley
Boyd Twinam
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Adda
Hill on business today visits town
Cornell of Brighton, a business visitor, arrives here today. Flick and Johnson relocate their camp to this place today.
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Hill
Cornell
Brighton
Flick & Johnson
Local Notes Mutterings and Home Visits Across Counties
Oct OM L Olds rode a Rose Till trip this morning. A Stone of Atchison Kans visits his mother Mrs John Stone. Ht G Crawford left for a brief Chicago business trip. Miss Clara Abbott of Bowling Green Neb departs en route home from West Liberty. Rh McGahey buys a Missouri farm and moves there in March. Mrs J N Hulick and Mamie travel toward Kirkwood then Bent onville for a new home. Hulick to follow with household goods. Jno pedeget of ed hosted a masquerade at the Keota opera house with about fifty guests.
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OM. L. Olds
Rose Till
A. Stone
Atchison, Kans
John Stone
G. Crawford
Chicago
Clara Abbott
Bowling Green
Neb
West Liberty
Rh. McGahey
Yesterda
Jamesport
Missouri
J. N. Hulick
Mamie
Kirkwood
Til
Bentonville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for skin cure
Advert shows women horror at eruptions and acne, praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for eczema sores and rashes. Claims to improve complexions and cure sore lips chapped hands and chilblains. Sold at Stewart’s pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Stwart’s Pharmacy
Uncle Josh Spruceby at Graham Theatre Delights Crowd
A lively performance of Uncle Josh Spruceby at the Graham Theatre drew a well balanced company and a fair-sized audience. The production featured new specialties, a five-piece band, and brisk, witty action that kept the auditor engaged throughout with strong humor.
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Josh Spruceby
Graham Theatre
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Black
Mercer & Chilcote
JC IW
Ladies’ Home Journal
Our
York
City Mall
Ficers
Palton
Covenanter Church
Geo.Fulton
Gilhooley
Carris Crug
Ladies Missionary Society
Grace Hill
F. JR. Mauthe
Ed Etter
Kinross
T. Smith
Davis
Dr. King
Stewart
Aaron Hise
John Shields & Son
O. F. Haiehe
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Columbia Pharmacy
J. FB. Lemmon
Chas, BE. Longwell
Geo. M. Longwell
Academy Notes
Crawfordsville
KEOTA
Jno. Pedeget
Keota Opera House
America
SOL Rich & CO
McCall Bros
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