Collyer News Roundup Highlights Illnesses and Local Happenings
Mrs P Gubbins is ill and Dr Wickiter visits Collyer. John Glenn and wife visited Max Brown's. the Ivan boys reportedly shot a large bald eagle. springlike weather drew townspeople to town. rural route applicants remain on seat. several residents recover from scarlet fever. local parties and social events noted, including a rooster party hosted by Chas Briggs and various visits to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Spear
Max Brown
Wickiter
Collyer
Mesdames Lorimer
Bert Brown
Chas. Glenn
Big Creek
Chapman
Ed. Brown
Ivan Boys
Joe Powers
Annie Thiel
Briggs
Chas. Briggs
Voda News: Spring Weather and Local Happenings
Beautiful springlike conditions bring farmers plowing for oats. Ray Hockman buys a fine team, Chas Glenn’s team bought by Otto Schwanbeck. many locals visit Voda and Collyer, with social events and traveling updates. A masquerade ball at Big Creek hall draws praise and a joking tale about Ralph Kristoff's misdirections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hockman
Otto Schwanbeck
Chas Glenn
Ralph
Chas Kristoff
B. E. Grim
Ralph Krhut
J. J. Zotepek
Collyer
Bert Bamberg
H. F Kline
Chas Thiel
RF. Schwanbeck
W. T. Littlechild
Mr. Hockman
A. G. Sechwanbeck
R. Owen
William Cox
Ralph Kristoff
Beloved local woman funeral drew large crowd
The community mourns a charitable, upright woman who endured years of illness with cheer. She leaves a husband and six children. Her funeral Monday was one of the largest ever seen in town, a fitting tribute to her kind and generous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Geu
Morell
Ogallah Rumor of Local Wedding and Community News
Rumor hints at a wedding in Ogallah with E C Waldo and Mr Stone of Ellis among visitors. Local events include W A Tawney leasing his ranch, Mike Richards moving a house for J A Rich, Roy Blakely returning from Kansas City to resume teaching, and a sale at W P Mosier canceled after a lease dispute. Revival services at the Christian church near closure and multiple baptisms at the creek on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallah Soon
E. C. Waldo
Mr. Stone
Ellis
Ogallah
W. A. Tawney
Anderson
Mike Richards
J. A. Rich
Roy Blakely
Kansas City
W. P. Mosier
Mosier
H. Person
Butler
Selden
Christian Church
Creek
Grace Davidson
Eva Witthaus
Wagner
Phillpott
C. D. Yetter Earl Foster
C. D. Yetter
Plowing Starts in South Trego Neighborhood
Miss Ida Rogers spent Sunday at home. Plowing has begun in this neighborhood. Mr. Lemar visited W. J. Barber Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hazen visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Rogers
Local Socials and School News Highlight Busy Week
The community shared visits and gatherings at several homes and schools. Mrs. Hoobler’s health improves as Mrs. Benisch and Anna close a Willcox term. El sie Cornellessen Lydia Schober and Willie Schober joined a Sunday trip with the Showalter brothers to the Stettler home. A wheat shipment by Hawley Smith and C. C. Kane and a well attended subscription hop at Mr. Brown’s marked a lively week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires
Joe Snyder
Ralph Kristof
Wilcox School
K. W. Rogers
R. W. Scott’s
Hawley Smith
C. C. Kane
Benisch
Anna
Willgox Wheat Weather and Local Happenings
Fine weather favors wheat as Walter Doerschlag loses a fine cow last Sunday. Geo Harmon trips to Wa Keeney on Tuesday. Revival meetings at Sandwall close. Elsie Guillet visits Joe Combest. Neighbors begin spring work. Hazen family and Smiths dine with Milholland. Geo and Albert Smith sell farms. Albert to Texas, Geo undecided. Mrs Widrickson ill with rheumatism and heart trouble. Spring builds planned, Earnestie’s home hosts music night. District No. 22 school report shows 18 pupils enrolled with 15.8 average attendance. 5 tardies. Racue Brooks, Teacher.
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Aes
Melvia Howe
Groves
Ciara
Ida Bowers
Nora Rinker
Gus Grace Pershing
Bryant
Viele
Anw
Nannie Glenn Ze
Addie Maxwell U
Taute Ke
Florence Lundiaist
Rachel
Mamie Meni
Alfred Lotstead
Laura Stewart Cs
HS Yewell Ip
Frank Curtis
Susie Arnold
Nellie Humphries
Wen
Amada Nelson
Margaret Horton
Chas Plomey
Emma Dute
Hattie Benson
Ruby
EL Smith
Mabel Eaton
Carrie Kasie Marts
Ethel Graham
Scott
O Jeffrey
Violet Jeffrey
C.D. Smith
Walter Doerschlag
Geo. Harmon
Wa-Keeney
Sandwall
Elsie Guillet
Joe Combest
Hazen
Geo
Charley Smith
J. C. Milholland
Albert Smith
Albert
Texas
J. C. Widrickson
John Schreiber
Mary
Eve
Ollie
Bert Neff
Lillie
Charlie
Eddie Zeman
Myrtle Brown
Brooks
Executrix's Notice in Kansas Probate Court
In Trego County Kansas the probate court issues letters testamentary for Edward Chalk estate. Creditors must present claims within one year from February 1908 publication or be barred. Executrix Mateoelomy of Febru 1908, MexigAner the ALK. Attest: A S Peacoce. Probate Judge.
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State of
Kansas
Trego County
Edward Chalk
Trego
Mateoelomy
MexigAner
Peacoce
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