Warm spring tease brightens town social scene
Sunday brought spring like weather as shoppers returned and a string of social events filled the week. News notes include illnesses and recoveries, family visits, and local entertainments at Morells Razak hall and Palace hotel. Scarlet fever fears hover with a funeral and infant death at Tague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Morell
Fred Tague
Chas. Glenn
Clint Austin
Preston
York
Clifford
Wa Keeney
Joe
Belle Glenn
Sivver
John Walsh
Thiel
Sunday Visits and Cream Delivery Highlight Local Ties
Sam Modesary shares a humorous time as Bessie visits Ida at the Hinsthaw home near the county seat where Ida teaches in her district. Hawley Smith drives to Brownell Saturday with cream and learns at the receiving station he ships more cream per herd size than any other patron. Mr and Mrs Garnett and son Willis visit Fred Lamar Sunday as the Garnett family plans a short trip next week to Mrs Etta Cheney near Hillity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng Sam
Ter Bessie
Roger
Ida
Hinsthaw
Miss Ida
Hawley Smith
Brownell
Garnett
Etta Cheney
Hillity
Special coal prices and local notices from town
Ross and Waldo and A Perano of Wilson attended Ogalish on business last week. Mrs Tawney fell ill with grip Wednesday. Revival meetings resume Sunday morning and evening. Some ice harvesters expect to finish soon. Roy Blakeley injures elbow from a recent dislocation. Miles Powers and Grace Hixson marry on February 19 at the bride’s parents home. Teachers meeting set with program and dinner for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwanbeck
F. Schwanbeck
Wa-Keeney
Fred
St. Peter
Yoda
Kansas
U. S.A
Ross
Roy Blakeley
Miles H. Powers
Grace Hixson
Big Creek Roundup of Ellis Visitors and Local News
Ellis area notes recount visitors from Yocemento and Ness City, farm purchases and installations, weather aiding wheat, a sick baby, a buggy accident near Eliss, and residents including Wm. Nelson, T. C. Feezer, and families Social and commercial activity across Ellis, Glencoe, Ogallah, and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Buchanan
Ellis
Harry Teeters
Chas. Goble
Yocemento
G. W. Cross
Ness City
Will Clark
Glencoe
Wm. Nelson
T. C. Feezer
Kansas
Joseph Herbert
Chas. Loflin
John Hixson
Ogallah
W. A. Eppler
Theodore Johnson
Frank Jacobs
Eliss
Riverside Storm Ties Events Across Cities
Riverside reports a storm last Tuesday as E W Allman traveled to Ness City and John Loser with family spent last Sunday in Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Allman
Ness City
John Loser
Ellis
Local notices and transfers mix with family news
Mrs Stone and family return from a trip to aospar. E W Allman injures a finger moving household goods after a pitch fork incident. Several real estate transfers are listed along with ads for flour, livestock feeds, and White Russian seed oats at Osterkamp's in Wa Keeney. Property for sale includes a frame house and three 50-foot lots with a well and cistern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Reynolds
Wa Keeney
Kans
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Great White Goods Sale
The
Trego Merc. Co
Collyer
L. Dorman
Mabel ‘Tague
Mr. Sierer’s
Blizard
Palace Hotel
Razak Hall
Maxwell Brown
O'Toole
Cypher
O'Dwyer
Morell
Axel
Rob Lorimer
Chas
Glenn
Mr. Chapman
Mr. Maull
George Morell
Amer
R. Lorimer
J. Glenn
H. Erichs
R. Rush
Wm. Cox
Hays
W. Wehler
Victoria
A. Rush
F. Krhut
Elmer Pearl
Otto
W. D. Austin
W. A. Mong
A.G. Schwanbeck
Voda
Annie Thiel
V. Mallinosky
Mr. Mallinosky
John Best
J. Conner
R. Owen
A. G. Schwanbeck
George
John F. Schwanbeck
Trego
Lawrence
Hoobler
Mr. Michaelis
Benisch
Joe Snyder
Stetler
Sever
Fred Albert
Big Creek
Riverside
AF Matthews
Charles Glenn
HP Stevens
John Gustafson
Austin
Wm Elliott
Elsie C Stephens
RR Davidson
H P Stevens
Frank Edwards
Stocala
Louis Mullenkamp
North Add
P A Nelson
A W Nelson
Wm Bower
Mary L Til- Gollyer
Rean Carl Arndt
W M Geoghegan
Park Add
Keeney
RW Scott
Mary A Downing
A Armbruster
E C Barrett
Barrett
J Ellermeyer
Fessenden
H Freeland
Phares Heirs
W H Dayton
EH Barrett
H H Bacon
Rocky Mountain
W. W. Gibson
Osterkemp’s
Osterkamp’s
W. S. Wilhelm & CO
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