Collyer Items Brief Local Notes
Mrs A W Purinton was not well Saturday John F Walsh and family now ride in a new Ford Sedan The condition of James Buchanan is not very much improved Picture show at Voda Hall Thursday December 11th The wheat market prices last week did not draw many leads to town Mrs Bertha Powers and children returned from Culver Frank Spena was an Ellis visitor Our merchants outdid themselves this year in Christmas displays The appearance of our city is better since grading the main thoroughfare Our basketball team won another game over the Banner team in their contest last week O L Weidie was a town visitor Thursday afternoon and sold a calf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Purinton
John F. Walsh
James Buchanan
Voda Hal
Bertha Powers
Cul
Frank Spena
Ellis
O. L. Weidie
Local shoppers and visitors visit Collyer store events
The town saw visitors from W. R. Downie and Mrs. Lorimer with son Willie. The First National Bank of Collyer handed out dainty purses to children. Mrs. John Walsh and Catherine visited relatives. The Coen Restaurant shifted hands to Mr Vail of Kansas City. Mrs. Scott’s milch cows sold at a Saturday auction. Weather turned blustery Sunday. Lulu Scherr helped at Berger Merc. A Bell and pupils operatic is planned December 22 at the OToole district school with 35 cent admission. George Briggs returned to eastern work post a W W Line telegram. Frank Purinton and Santa Ana relatives visited before heading to Kansas City. Union Store sales draw large crowds as they aim to move much stock next week. Collyer clerks included Mattie Theil and others during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Downie
Wm. Lorimer
Willie
Collyer
John Walsh
Catherine
R. J. Tague
Coen
Vail
Kansas City
Otto Olson
Scott
Lulu Scherr
Berger Merc. Co
Bell
Thos. O'Tool
Union
Real Estate Transfers in Wakeeney and Nearby Areas
May E Larrabee sells parcels 9 to 12 in block 36 Wakeeney to Geo S Thomas for 300 dollars. Thomas sells same lots to R R Riddig. Jas Uhrich acquires lots 15 and 16 in block 59 Collyer. Jacob Tetzlof transfers to W H Dean east half of lots 5–8 in block 34 Wakeeney. Co Op Assn transfers lot 1 in Wakeeney to Myrtle M Darenan. L G Johnson transfers to Albin on et al. M Bell transfers multiple parcels in Wakeeney to W E Traylor. R D Farish transfers lots 5 in Wakeeney to Allen B Toothaker for sums listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May E. Larrabee
Geo. S. Thomas
W.D
WaKeeney
R. R. Riddig
Jas. Walsh
Jas. Uhrich
Dlots
Collyer
Jacob Tetzlof
W. H. Dean
W. D
B. Williams
Trego Co
Ass'n
Myrtle M. Darenan
Wakeeney L. G. Johnson
M. Bell
W. E. Traylor
R. D Farish
Allen B. Toothaker
W-D
Chamberlains Tablets Promised Quick Recovery
W A Meak aan to Clyde Vandeber W D lot 1 and s2 lot 2 bk 4 D E add Collyer 100 Take three of Chamberlains Tablets and a quick recovery is certain For sale by all druggists FOR ONE DAY ONLY On His Regular Monthly Visit HOURS 9 A M to 6 00 P M Any unusual results in surgery is heralded from coast to coast The real accomplishment in medicine today is the conquering of chronic and incurable diseases The Rockefeller Institute employing the best men to search for not the best way to cut into and sew up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rockefeller Institute
Dr. Brown
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Vopa
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Margaret Swiggett
Arkansas
Missouri
Colorado
York
Guy L. DeBoer
Collyer St. Bank
First National Bank
Lot
Lucy E. Tobias
P. F. Mc Ninch
W. A.meak
Clyde Vandeber
D. E. Add
John Herbert
Jos
Flax
Geo. S. Hunt
G. L. Barger
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G. C. Hunter
Salina
Wilson
Ellie
WakKeeney
Oakley
Jate
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Mowence
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