Collyer area notices and arrivals fill town page
Collyer Kansas items note postponed Sunday School convention and church meetings, sales and auctions for seed potatoes barbed wire and hogs, farm sales and livestock ads, new residents and arrivals including W.D. Caskey John Evers Jr Harm Schneider Folk ers Schneider, J. H. Henderson reading World, and Mrs. Ed Porter hosting Methodist Aid. Death of Mrs. Charles Brown and death of Katharine Elizabeth Mudge. Community events include M. W. of A. initiation and Odd Fellows lecture with banquet.
Local notes on residents and spring preparations
Mr Ladow reports a sick boy while John Tilton remodels his livery barn. Mrs Eli Miller remains ill with rheumatism. Chas King nears completion of his new house. Plowing for spring crops is the main task of the day. Mr D Mobr was a county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ladow
John Tilton
Eli Miller
Chas. King
The Spot Cash Store Promises Honest Trading
The Spot Cash Store touts a reputation for being square and guarantees money back for misrepresented goods. It claims all items are worth full value and advertises a 5 percent discount with growing February sales and expected March gains.
Local notes from Wa-Keeney and vicinity
The column reports numerous transactions and events around Wa-Keeney including purchases like a team for 300 dollars by C Rogers, land sale for 3400, and a plan to plant 200 bushels of potatoes. It notes visits by Pugh Stott Hoobler Cartright and Schwanbeck families, progress on houses, lawn and road work, school program on March 27, revival meetings in Ridgway and Ellis, and several health and travel updates belonging to local residents.
Local notes on visits and village life
Monday visitors include Art Walt and family in Wilson while Miss Annie Thiel assisted at Gentral last week Archie Lorimer joined Bert Brown and family Sunday Dr Herrick and family will move to Collyer Chas Harper and wife visited Mr Morell Saturday Mrs J Destrich recovering after illness The industrious hen pays board as egg market wanes Several local land parcels changed hands Glenn lost a driving pony to a wire cut Richardson built a windmill Curt Redmond moving to new site Lorimer and Rob Lorimer spent Sunday at Glenns Hindek and Cearney reported ill Big Creek Hall drew large crowd and good time Fred and Otto Schwanbeck families visited Glenns New spring fabrics at Kirby’s attract buyers Farmers market seed barley Kaffir corn prices favorable Society ladies eye Easter bonnet trends C Hickman opened new store quarters Fine weather brings townspeople out Norman Redmond cheerful Len Dorman taunts dogs P Gubbins travels to Chicago for treatment hope for health improvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Walt
Wilson
Annie Thiel
Gentral
Archie Lorimer
Bert Brown
Dr. Herrick
Collyer
Chas. Harper
John Glenn
Richardson
Curt Redmond
A. Lorimer
L. Dorman
Rob Lorimer
Glenn Home
J. J. Hindek
Miss Cearney
Big Creek Hall
Messers
Fred
Otto Schwanbeck
Kirby's
South Trego Daily Notes on Local Residents
Mrs. Miles is reported in Mrs. Joe Snyder returned home Thursday. Mrs. Barber has been in very poor health lately. Mrs. Hoobler is but slightly improved this week. H. Smith and family visited at the Smith ranch, Sunday. FB, Lemarr and family visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Snyder
Local Notes From Wa Keeney Area
Walter Krhut cuts stalks while Ralph and Chas Kristof work roads. Tegtmeyer entertained friends Sunday. R Owens and Wm Cox visited Wa Keeney Monday. Mrs R Owen helped Mrs W D Austin hang paper Tuesday. Fred and Otto Schwanbeck sow spring wheat. Report that old friend Hugh Iott is out and about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Tegtmeyer
R. Owens
Wm. Cox
Wa-Keeney
R. Owen
Austin
Fred
Otto Schwanbeck
Hugh Iott
Wheat fields brighten as weather moderates nicely
The report notes improved weather moderating conditions and wheat fields beginning to look well. Residents on the east side complain of colds while A. V. Hixson suffers a misfortune from a horse kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
A.V. Hixson
Also Mentioned on This Page
TRO A. Dagfs
Tartar
Crea
Collyer Township
E. B. Webb
Kansas City
Methodist Aid
John G. Marcy
Ed Porter
Wa Keeney
Kan
The
Ladies’ Good Will Society
W. J. Williams
Ohio
Keeney
Wm. Rhoades
F. J. Spena
Kansas
Star Grocery
Red River
Frank L. White
Estella G. Kenna
Ogallah
Methodist Aid Society
Lanshang Roosters
Price iCe
A. J. McCollum
Harm Schneider
Folkers & Schneider
John Evers, Jr
W. D. Caskey
W.E. Dunnington
Drexel, Mo
W. B. Bradford
Wa Keeney Camp
M. W. of A
H. F. Kline
Cleve Benson
Cleve
Granpa Nesbitts Shoe Shop
George Hays
Milwauker
Charles Brown
Methodist Church
Eeee
Katharine Elizabeth
Lester C
Edna Mudge
Mrs. Mudge
Baker's
Hardman Lumber Co
D. J. Wilson
John Herbert
Glen
Thesday
Tieper Bo
G. A. Dorman
Wa-Keehey
Baptist Church
J. H. Henderson
Solomon, Kans
World
P. W. O'Toole
Banner, Kansas
James Finch
New York City
Dr. Helm
el Paso
Tex
Wm. Bower
Geo. Ehlers
Nebraska
Mr. MecStay
Waterloo
Iowa
J. H. Mack
Dean
Jolly John Eyers
St. Peter
John
Will
Ogallah Township
Anna Hastings
J. W. Bush
Central House
John A. Bright
Odd Fellowship
Court House
Odd Fellows
Rebecca's
Wm. Grakel
West Point
Nebr
Chas
D. Mobr
Spot Cash Store
Trego Mercantile Company
Squires
Mesdames Pugh and
Stott
Peter Snyder
John Lobman
Smith and Sons
Garnet
Graham County
Mr. Pugh
New Stone House
Brownell
Charlie
Clark Rogers
Anna Benisch
Jim
Cartright
G. Holmes
Bethel School
Clint Plants
Salina
Mr. Stettler
Mamie
Hazel
Clark
Showalter Brothers
Charlie Rogers
Russell County
South Downer
P. Cartright
Lincoln
Miss Olive
Geo. Kristof
W. D. Austin
Ernest Hillman
Ernest
Big Creek
Gracie Schwanbeck
Chas. Sellers
Adolph Schwanbeck
Mr. Cummings
Promised Land
J. Connor
Voda
Great West
W. D Austin
J. C. M. J. K. Hockman
Mr. Hockman
Johnny Herbert
D. J. Wilkson
F. A. Purbeck
Frank Kutina
Ellis
Ridgway
Russel and
Martin
Congregational Church
Will Mottke
W. P. Mosier
J. A. Rich
W. AJ .Tawney
J. W. Marquand
A. V. Hixson
B. Russell
Elis
Evangelist Martin
C. Hickman
Norman Redmond
Len Dorman
Eston
P. Gubbins
Chicago
Trego
Walter Krhut
Ralph and
Chas. Kristof
W. D. Well
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