Collyer notes and social updates from Ellis area
John Katina visits relatives in Ellis while travelers face disagreeable days. Mrs. John Harrison hosts her Ogallah mother. Chas. Thiel recovers from eye surgery in Salina. R. Powers and wife return to Moberly Missouri. Ladies' Aid bazaar weathered, several homes and stores mentioned, new instrument line at Newman Bros Knabe. Community events include a Christmas tree plan, sleighing outings, and a Lizzie Spenn residence party with a lively crowd and dancing observed. The piece reflects small-town social life and local progress with a dash of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Katina
Ellis
Faye Kristof
John Harrison
Ogallah
Chas. Thiel
Salina
R. J. Tague
Banner
John Glenn
Chas. Glenn
R. Powers
Moberly
John Briggs
Fred Hickman
Cyril Krhut
Joe Razak
Chas. Siever
Mr. Ryan
Sabetha
Kans
Ladies’ Aid Society
Newman Bros.&Knabe
John W. Glenn
Lizzie Spenn
Ziegenfauss
Jolly Brother
Siever
Big Greek Weather and Local Happenings
Weather cooled then moderated with snow melting by Monday and Tuesday. Monday was a brisk hog killing day on the east side. D J Wilson’s horse sick. Louie Gravis started a machine shop job in Ellis. Wheat looks promising as it thaws. roads turn sloppy. Elllis area reports southern Texas fever in some residents. John Karst moved horses to his cornfield during the storm. Clarence Holsinger hauled corn in Ellis last Saturday. A east side canvass by a co agent yielded limited results. Mrs Derringer injured her ankle in a fall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Wilson
Louie Gravis
Ellis
Texas
John Karst
Clarence
Kansas residents share ice work and health notes
Heckman Produce Company and residents like Mr. Derringer recover from stomach trouble. R Owens stacks 30 tons of ice with help from Kristof, Ivan, and Austin. Schwanbecks shell corn and put up ice. Mrs. Kirkendall and Mrs. Owens report health, while Al Parsons’ baby improves under Dr. Herrick. The Schwanbecks return from Wisconsin, praising sunny Kansas and inviting others to visit if they doubt Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kristof
John Ivan
W.D. Austin
R. Owens
Wisconsin
Schwanbeck
Kansas
Danger Signal No 1 and kidney trouble cures
An advertisement outlines two danger signals for kidney illness: changes in urine and back pain. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure and includes a testimonial from W C Woliner of Wa Keeney Kansas. Also mentions eye tests by Drs Jones and Herrick at Strauss and a four room cottage for sale by Herman Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Wa-Keeney
W. C. Woliner
Wa-Keeney, Kans
Gibson's
Donsa's Ointment Promises Piles and Itching Relief
An advertisement claims Donsa's Ointment cures piles and skin itching including eczema and dermatitis. It states availability at all drug stores and urges readers to try the product for relief from itching that worsens with scratching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donsa
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the New City Bakery
H. Puhrken
Geo, Blackman
R. HH. Burns
Real Estate and Loans
Qgallah
Collyer
Kansas City
Central Hotel
C. It. Kulp
Brock
Depper
J. T.W. Cloud
H.J. Hille
Wi S Baxter
Presi
A.M Blair
Cashier CO
R Hele
ASST
Trego County State Bankee Aon
Wa-Keen Kansa Directors
Yenee W.g Bakse
S. Oiebold
AH Blair
Hen
Ioeeds
Derson
Chris Feller
Keeney, Kansas
Department of the Interior
Topeka
Kas
William C
Kan
Ani
Cownship
Be .S. Peacock
Leake
Mekal
B ‘Bancer
P. Manser
Gro. W. Pram, Hegister
D KH. Murray
General Aplackemith
Schmitt
Kansas World
Rita
Jeb Wort
Waeeme
Katwis
Mr. Farmer
Heckman Produce Company
Mr. Derringer
VODA
O. Schwanbeck
F. Schwanbeck
A. Tegtmeyer
W. Cox
A. G. Schwanbeck
Drs. Jones & Herrick
Strauss
Trego Hotel
Herman Long
United Clothes
America
Richman Bros. Co
Cleveland
Igleason Marshall
Keeney
Saxony
Axminster
Larabee Furniture GO
Baker's
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