Squires and Glass Tie The Knot In Glencoe
Charles Squires of Plainville Kansas and Caroline Glass of Glencoe township were married December 24, 1899 at the bride’s home in Glencoe. Rev I H Clemons officiated with a noon ceremony, followed by dinner and social hour. The couple will reside in Plainville, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Squires
Carolne Glass
Samuel Glass
Glencoe Township
Plainville
Kansas
Caroline Glass
Trego County
I. H. Clemons
Wa. Keeney
Baptist Church of
King
Will Perry
Enoch Christenson
Frank Cross
Dora
Lillie Cross
Charles Cross
Clark
Wagoner
Andy Urie
Ellis
Joe
Louie
Wedding Bells Sound at Christmas in Ebeling and Schuman Homes
A Christmas day ceremony united Pred Ebeling of Bills and Ame Va Wurst near Russell Springs at Mrs. E Swiggett’s home, Rev Clemons officiating. A second midday wedding joined C A Mason and Carrie Schuman at Claus Schuman’s north of Ogullah with Rev E E Gueckelor officiating. Both brides praised, grooms noted for character, and a festive reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Swiggett
Pred Ebeling
Bills
Ame Va Wurst
Russell Springs
Clemons
Ebeling
U.P. R. E. Company
Claus Schuman
Ogullah
C. A. Mason
Carrie Schuman
E. E. Gueckelor
Fred Musgrave
Bias Dora Schuman
Mason
Tregus
Miss Schuman
John Schuman
Harry Rich
Reading Pa Ex Senator Ingalls Daughter Dies
Reading, Pa. Ex Senator Ingalls daughter dies. funeral attendance hindered by Mr. Ingalls illness. Also notes on local school district enrollment, Dr Jones tank project, and clubbing rate offer for Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Reading
Catarrh Cure Promised As Internal Remedy Claim
A historic ad style note promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as an internal medicine that cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the remedy is not a quack product, cites physician endorsements, provides testimonials, and lists a Toledo druggist distributor. Also includes short classifieds about cattle for sale, a legal opinion on school lands, property for rent, and a Baker’s ham offer.
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F. J. Cuexey & Co
Toledo, O
Goddard
Weekly cattle hide purchase at Bestor’s store
G T Galowar states intention to buy the above on Saturdays each week at C C Bestor's store and pay 5 to 7 cents per pound for cattle hides.
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C. C. Bestor
G. T. GaLtowar
December Cash Sale at Corker Kansas Special Bargain
A local store in Corke r Kansas advertises a December cash sale with 10 to 25 percent discounts on the entire stock, urging customers to buy Christmas presents now before inventory.
Fresh bargains and notices from Baker and Verbeck
Fresh beef and oysters at Baker’s store and a note of thanks from Bruce Purbeck for a nineteen pound Christmas turkey. W C T G meets January 4 at Mrs Guackel’s home. Verbeck promotes overcoats and club rates with Capital. Hides and furs offered at five to ten cents per pound. Cortright’s Christmas gift to Gronon Baker’s wife noted. The State Journal reports Creze share stronger. request to review reading matter for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verbeck’s
Tam
Gronon
State Journal
Worup Ofice
Christmas News Notes and Local notices from 1900 era
A mixed column reports charitable Christmas giving amid belief no local poor families lack cheer. It notes Dwight Moody’s death and public mourning, a Ladies Goodwill society event after New Years, church Christmas program details, and Ness County Hatness association plans at Ransom with devotional, dinner, services, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness County Hatness Associatiom
Ransom
Kansas
N. Wilton
W.O. Dubbs
Vanderlip
L. le Adkinson
E. Gorhane
J. Tevdgley
W. B. Cox
Crwrm
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Baker's
F.S. Diebold
Verbeck's
Ed Escher
Guy Huyett and
Minneapolis
Ed Rea
Hiawatha, Kansas
Perris
Miss Pierson
Linge Park
New Orleans
South
C. C. Bestor’s
Goodland News
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
West
Geo. I. Verbeck
Seld
Drugeists
Halls
Herzen
K. W. Guove
Doe
WM. Bower
Corkeer
Verbeck
George S. Verbeck
Cortright’s
Dwight Moody
America
Ladies* Good WI Society
Mere
Moore’s
G. L Verbeck
C.C. Bestor
Mr. Bestor
Presbyterian Sunday School