Riverside Notes and Local Happenings
Foggy Sunday in Riverside with cattle and calf tasks by Frank Edwards and Dave Carr. A social dance at Wm Lashells, quarterly M E church meeting led by Presiding Elder A S Brown, and Miss Ethel Allman’s return from Greensburg Kansas to prepare for spring. Peter Nelson's new house rises as his strong wheat and cattle crops support it.
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Riverside
Frank Edwards
Dave Carr
Wm. Lashell
A.S. Brown
M. E. Church
Riverside School House
Ethel Allman
Greensburg
Kans
Kansas City
Dave
Peter Nelson
Nelson
Willcox Notes Parade of Sunday Activities
Frank Curtis attended the Riverside quarterly meeting on Sunday. The change in the weather prompts many to say Mother wipe my nose. Helen Curtis and Ida Haug visited Miss Beaulah Garrett. Bethel youths went to a lecture in Ransom Saturday night. Revival begins at Bethel next Thursday night with all invited. Ellea Gullett returns from Texas to home. Mr. Millholland helped Mr. Gullett with a butcher task Wednesday, and Mrs. Millholland chatted with Miss Ethel.
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Frank Curtis
Riverside
Helen Curtis
Ida Haug
Beaulah Garrett
Bethel
Ransom
Ellea Gullett
Texas
Millholland
Gullett
Big Greek Weather Notes and Local Wheat Trade
Gale winds hit Ellis area over the weekend and Monday morning. Farmers haul wheat to market while scarlet fever appears in light form. D J Wilson and C M Loflin dehorn cattle last Saturday. Ellis stockyards report little activity. Telephone wires damaged by wind. A P R R Co at Ellis appoints Mr Nichols as new agent. B E and Earl Forbeck extend wing of cement arch bridge over Spring Creek. Bridge construction for two steel spans at Ellis delayed due to lack of materials. Local telephone manager aims to complete a robust system. costly but desired for better service.
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Ellis
D. J. Wilson
C. M. Loflin
Elis
Mr. Nichols
B. E
Earl Forbeck
Spring Creek
Ellis Telephone System
Town News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
The sick in town are convalescing. Elmer Tilton sports a fine new buggy. A Richardson is erecting a workshop.
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Ing. Elmer Tilton
A. Richardson
Holiday season underway in local events and updates
Miss Anna Thiel visits Voda relatives while Fred Hickman bundles goods at Joe Bachura's store. Services at St Michael's Church on December 15 at usual hour. Wm Riggs of Banner ill. Saturday’s fine weather drew many to Ruth Cearney in Ellis visiting her sister. Wm Lorimer and wife with James Tague family. Children of Mr Glantz southwest of town very ill with typhoid. Mrs Geo Morell’s friends pleased by her improvement. Mrs Rhoades received telegram announcing mother’s death. Norman Redmond took children to spend winter elsewhere. Landlord Briggs praised for hosting a fine spread Friday. Morell school library program well attended. Next musical mid January with a box social to follow. Public invited. ladies bring boxes. Catholic church frame rising. Grinnell contractor to enclose if weather stays favorable. Merchants have a place to purchase gifts at fair prices.
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Anna Thiel
Fred Hickman
Joe Bachura
St. Michael's Church
Wm. Riggs
Banner
Ruth Cearney
Ellis
Joe Hindek
Wm. Lorimer
James Tague
Morell School House
Grinnell
First class instrument bargains in Collyer Kansas
Rock bottom prices on standard make instruments offered at box 186 Collyer Kansas. Christmas present idea. Banner library readers busy with new literature and awaiting next addition. Racket Store offers gold watch to top postcard buyer before January 1.
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Gleason & Marshall
Rock Bottom
Collyer
Kans
Banner
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