Ogallah News Roundup and Local Updates
Julius Benson remains out while F H Ridgway travels to Topeka. Mrs Henry Cutler and Mrs C C Vetter sick with pneumonia and illness. Nellie Davidson visits home. Ellen Davies returns from southern trip. Rugby coal from southern Colorado via Ross and Waldo. May Fulton recovering, D Artz hosts quilting party. Rev Russell to preach at Christian church next Sunday. Mock trial on Dr Harry Butler for petit larceny and animal cruelty to be debated at literary society session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Benson
F. H. Ridgway
Topeka
Henry Cutler
Nellie Davidson
C. C. Vetter
Ellen Davies
Colorado
Ross & Waldo
May Fulton
D. Artz
Russell
The
Christian Church
Harry Butler
Literary Society
Big Greek amidst blustery weather and wheat trade in Ellis
The article notes blustery conditions affecting Ellis wheat prospects and mentions E W Allman visiting Ellis, a blizzard's edge touching the east side, Sauer brothers delivering wheat for Muhlheim, Adam Sauer preparing a new buggy, and Frank Jacobs returning to Ellis from Illinois after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
E. W. Allman
East Side
Sauer
Mr. Mulheim
Adam Sauer
Frank Jacobs
West Side
Illinois
South Trego social notes and local talks at Norman
Peter Snyder works for Joe Jackson while Ed Shades hosts a Thursday dance at his home. Ernest and Harvey Smith visit Mrs. Lawson. others visit neighbors and attend a dance at J. Roser's. Ward Scott sells land to Downing of Iowa for 3100. Jim Benisch plans a two story frame house and home lard is made at Baker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Shades
Ernest and
Harvey Smith
Local News Briefs From Grainfield and Vicinity
J F Falter has been quite sick. Alsert Normes was down in Grainfield on Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs B Smith a ten pound boy. J oou ary weather is fine but unlikely to last. Joe Blacksome has been jolting. J F Haxen with his wear. Mr and Mrs John were guests of J F by Sunday. Many neighbors sick with la grippe. Downer youths attended Bethel League Sunday evening. Frank Curtis attended revival meetings at Brownell Sunday and reports good meetings. Grandma and Grandpa Doerschlag moved into their new house. Mr and Mrs Walter Doerschlag will occupy the home place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Falter
Alsert Normes
Grainfield
B. Smith
Joe Blacksome
J. F. Haxen
John
J. F
Bethel League
Frank Curtis
Brownell
Grandma
Grandpa Doerschlag
Walter Doerschlag
Resus
Clyde Gopher
Ryan and Sons
Chas
Cross
Lillian
Jno
Allman
Floyd Bumgardner
Oklahoma
Commancher S
Axel Nelson
John Ryan
Peter Hubbard
H. G. Watson
Claude Carlson
T. Johnson
L. S. Burt
John Crooks
Otto Olson
Elmer Pugh
Harry Chase
V_ Matinursky
Wa-Keeney
Gen. Kristof
Cullyer
H. Price
Mr. Brown
Mr. Hatch
Voda
R. Owen
Geo. Kristof
Ralph
Charley
W. A. Mong
The
Saline
Hotel de Vada
Ernest Hillman
F. J. Spenn
B. Kessler
Quinter
J. Erbut
Mr. Sibert
Vesper
Lincoln County
C. J. Guilbert
Joe Zeman
T. Spena
J. R. Teague
Emery Cass
A. Rush
John Zeman
E. Pearl
John Stradal
Riverside News Briefs on Local Life and Railroads
Local notes recount fine weather, corn shelling, and visits in Riverside. A wedding reception mix with a rough neighborhood scene, a divorce case in progression, and a grand A O A B installation are reported. Community members travel to Wa-Keeney, attend auctions, and discuss rail transportation and capital needs nationwide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ogallah
Trego County
Hardman Lumber
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Rock Springs
Canon City
Golden
Missouri Coal
Ogallah Kansas Co
D. Yetter
F. Osterkamp
Coffey
Osterkamp
Trego
Peter Snyder
Joe Jackson
Baker's
Willgox
Riverside
Tin
B.S. Ant
Roge
Lidge
Cedar Bluff
Baltimore
Senator Gorman
America
Ates
Anti-Railroad
Tomate
Mtinse
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