Mrs T R Moore Offers Fine China and More in Varied Goods
A classifieds notice lists Fine China Jewelry Burnt Leather Novelties Books Stationery Toys and Dolls offered by Mrs T R Moore in a broad assortment for sale or display.
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
1
Local Cattle Trades and Social Visits Reported
N Larabee shipped cattle this year and Wm Stimits bought cattle from E N Larabee last week. J H Hockings rented Monroe Stimits farm for the coming year. Misses Rose and Myra Hichler spent Friday at J R Gulibert’s home. Mrs Stella Yewel attended Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stimits
N. Larabee
J. H. Hockings
Monroe Stimits
Misses Rose
Myra Hichler
J. R. Gulibert
Big Creek News Roundup Of Local Happenings And Weather
Big Creek reports lovely weather aiding wheat and stock. Local folks share updates from Miss Mattie Teeters visiting Mrs Clark to Otto Olson’s Saline county job. Olson Bros hauled wheat to Ellis, Tom Feezer works for express in Kansas City. Cross photographed A L Leonards home, corn harvest completed, Basil Ridgway’s horses strayed, and Harry Pearson writes from Salina about progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Teeters
W. T. Clark
Tom Feezer
The
Express Company
Kansas City
Chas. Cross
A. L. Leonards House
Trego Center Social and Teachers Association Program
Village youngsters from Ogallala attended an age social at Trego Center schoolhouse on November 27 to raise funds for an organ. The event featured music, recitations, tableaux, a fish pond, andRefreshments. The program for the Trego County Teachers’ Association on December 15 includes music, quotations, literature lessons, papers, and an address by A. S. Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trego Center
Teachers’ Association
Trego County
Eugene Field
Julia Rinker
Miss McGee
J. H. Niesley
A.S. Peacock
Kansas Wesleyan Business College Pushes Studies
Kansas Wesleyan Business College advances its programs as it expands coursework and endorses new curricula to meet evolving business education needs. Administrators emphasize practical training, industry partnerships, and student preparation for professional certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Wesleyan Business College
Death of Leonard Schmitt in Wa-Keeney
Leonard Schmitt longtime Wa Keeney resident dies at 9 30 in the morning after a two year illness caused by cancer of the ear He was born March 1 1841 in Hesse Germany came to Wa Keeney in 1879 and was active as a blacksmith early in Trego county He leaves five children and was a senior Odd Fellow pallbearers were local business men and the funeral was at the Presbyterian church with lodge services at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-Keeney
Leonard Schmitt
Schmitt
Trego County
Tle
Hesse
Damestandt
Germany
America
Hillsdale
Mich
Quincy, IL
Annie Margaret Cook
R. B. Forrester
W. W. Gibson
Olive Rose
Leonard Sehmitt
Jewell City
Kan
R. L. Bailey
Wa-Keeney Lodge
Quincy
Ill
Odd Fellows
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Everett
Wa Keeney
Café of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
A note of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of a husband and father. It acknowledges flowers received from Aliso and is signed by Mus A M Scumitz and R. & For.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliso
Mus. A. M. Scumitz, R
Obituary Notice for Mrs. A J Gullett of Kansas
Mrs A J Gullett died at her home in Trego County Kansas on December 1 1906 Narcy Jane Daniels was born in Chamberlain County Ohio on September 19 1854 She married Andrew J Gullett on March 27 1875 They had seven children with one predeceased and three daughters and three sons surviving in part of the obituary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gullett
Trego County
Kansas
Narcy Jane Daniels
Chamberlain County
Ohio
Andrew J. Gullett
Obituary: Memorial for Beloved Wife and Mother at Bethel
A husband and father mourn the loss of a devoted wife and mother after years of illness. She joined the M E church in 1904 and remained a member until her death, which came suddenly after a period of improvement. Funeral services at Bethel school house were led by Rev J W Vanderlip with floral tributes and songs her loved. The body rests at Ransom cemetery awaiting the resurrection morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Triumphant Church
Ata
Bethel School House
J. W. Vanderlip
Ransom
Widow Hannah Keys Stephens La Fever Stephens dies at 98
Hannah Keys Stephens La Fever Stephens, born June 15 1808 died December 4 1906 age 98 with a life marked by multiple marriages and Christian faith. She married John Stephens in 1831 had seven children five preceded her in death and one surviving son W D Stephens. Funeral at M E church in Ellsworth conducted by E E Gunckel. Buried in Wa Keeney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Keys
John Stephens
W. D. Stephens
Laban Smith
Samuel la Fever
Heavenly Mansion
Friends Church
The
Baptist
Friends
M. E
E. E. Gunckel
M.E Church
Ellsworth
Wa Keeney
Pather
The Exclusive Optician Charles B Avery Visits Wa Keeney
Charles B Avery the Exclusive Optician will visit Wa Keeney at the American House Parlors on Tuesday December 11 for a single day. He will test vision and adjust glasses with tested results, inviting old customers as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-Keeney
Death of Gracie Swisher in Willcox Township
Sympathy pours in for Mr A L Swisher and Mrs C B Swisher as their daughter Gracie May Swisher dies at home in Willcox township at age 1 year 5 months and 2 days. Born June 28 1865 she was a bright child loved by friends and playmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie May Swisher
A. L
C. B. Swisher
Willcox Township
Gracie
Local Notes From Hoxie and Surrounding Areas
Walter Burnham suffers tonsillitis at home after returning from State University. John Coberg visits from Denver to pay taxes, travels via Bills, No. 3. Glencoe farmer Frank Cross visits county seat. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bestor of Marysville Kans visiting Wollner. Bestor to Wyoming. Frank Fleming dies at sister’s home. burial in Holton Kans. The Hoxie Palladium ceases publication amid populist decline. Roy Blocksome’s children ill with diphtheria. Tom Kite quarantined assisting them. T. S. Howe buys W J Williams furniture stock. Williams buys Howe’s undertaking goods. Verbeck & Lucas showcase Peninsular steel ramgen models. Suggested gift for wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cross
Glencoe Township
C. C. Bestor
Marysrille
Kans
F.C. Woll
Bastor
Wyoming
Frank Fleming
Rev. Everett
Holton, Kans
Willcox Township
Roy Blocksome
Theria
Tom Kite
T.S. Howe
W. J. Willams
Williams
Mr. Howe
Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. R. Moore
Collyer
Jas
T. O'toole’s
Mr. Matthews
Ash City
Chas
Thiel
Voda
Fred Hickwan
Bob Louine
Wife
Banner
Wim, Lorimer
C. C. Hickman's
Mesdames Jas
John Walsh
Chicago
Cource
Ralph Kristoff
Philip Krhat
St. Michael's
P. Hargerty
Ellis
Misses Fouts
Bert Brown
Utah
C. Hickman
the Palace Hotel
Bert McKnight
J. R. Hall
Myrtle
Harry Martin
Raymond Buell
Mesdames Chas. Harper
Ed. Hawks
J. R. Guilbert
Mooree Stimits
Zurich
Joan Peacock
W. N. Larabee
Ted Yewell
Albert Lundquist
Edith
Bee
Glen
Leona Barbee
J. B. Biehler
North Downer
South Downers
J. A. Halls
S. H. Yewell
Bosna
Stella Yewel
Big Creek
Siuce Furbeck
Lew Germann
Earl Furbeck
L. M. Cross
Oaden Best Teacher's Association
Wilson
A. T. Carlson
Frank Jacobs
Enoch Christensen
Chas. Wheeler
Basil Ridgway
Harry Pearson
Salina
John Peacock
Charlie Brabb
Ogallal
Daily Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
West
Globe-Democrat
Globe Printing Company
E. W. Grove
Charles B. Avery
the Exclusive Optician
Walter Burnham
State University
John Coberg
Denver
Bills
Hoxie Palladwm
Democratic
Baker's
Verbeck & Lucas
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