Chilly Correspondence From Collyer Newsroom
Chilly weather and strong winds forecast for Thursday in Collyer. Local notes report Amos Preston improving, Joe Glenn nursing a sprained ankle, and Henry Glantz threshing for Mr. Jack. News of social calls, visits, church services, and plans for a Big Creek hall benefit dance and a piano raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Preston
Joe Glenn
Henry Glantz
Jack
BE. Taylor
Big Creek Hall
Jones
Palace Hotel
Riverside News Roundup From Riverside and Nearby
Riverside notes report Riley Garrett assisting Wa. Barker, Ben Hicks visiting from McCracken, and Eby Allman hauling cattle. A December 2 Sunday School convention is planned at Riverside. Kansas City visitors Guy Roberts and wife, with family, arrive. Mrs. Kay Miles plans a visit to relatives in Wabaunsee. Tibbit Giffin now trains thoroughbred bird dogs. Grandma Echart dies. Enoch Nelson fixed the phone line. Cattle prices rise. river level low after rain. locals discuss speculation on snow and geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby Allman
McCracken
List Creek
Riverside
Guy Roberts
Kansas City
Guy
Tibbit Giffin
Tibbor
Grandma Echart
iPage Creek
C. P. True
Corn Husking and Farm Work Highlight Kansas Day
Voda reports corn husking as the day s focus with Hoch or Harris and Kristof Bros claiming spring plowing is finished Ralph and Charley Kristof spent Sunday evening with Philip Krhut Adolph Schwanbeck growing top corn in Kansas at about 80 baskets per acre The Shamrocks of Voda have shifted from baseball to skunk catching BR Owens and wife and C Thiel and wife of Collyer visited with A G Schwanbeck Bees David Albert Owens and Wal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Charley Kristof
Philip Krhut
Adolph Schwanbeck
Kansas
Shamrocks
Voda
BR. Owens
C. Thiel
Collyer
A. G. Schwanbeck
Voda School House Progress and Local Generosity
Elmer Banta returns from eastern Kansas and Oklahoma to aid the land of promise, gathering crops and praising Voda. The Voda school house project is advancing with district patrons supplying materials free of charge. Once finished, the board will publish household names, donated work, and number of children to show the community’s generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Banta
Kansas
Arkansas
Voda
Sein
Paul Huycke & Co Offer Best Coal at Low Prices
Ogallah notes Paul Huycke & Co advertise best coal at low prices with supply updates. Miss Jessie Harvey returns from Easter visit. Mrs R A Samuels and Mrs David Artz with child Belen Louise back from Missouri. Wa-Keeney Halloween dance reports a pleasant evening. local politics mention Doc Jones debunking campaign yarns. Ross & Waldo promise ample eastern coal after Saturday though western coal remains scarce to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Huycke & Co
Jessie Harvey
Ross & Waldo
Bosna residents gather for visits and events
Frosty nights frame a week of social news with visits among Stimits Guilbert Barbee Yewell and others. The Congregational church plans an oyster supper at Sawner schoolhouse on Friday November 9. A large crowd at the Yewell farm enjoyed coons in residence, games, and a bacon corn bread supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stimits
J. L
Manzer’s
J. R. Guilbert
the Congregational Church
Sawner School House
Yewell Farm
Trego Center Calf Buyer and Local Notes
George Hobbick buys calves as wheat looks fine in the neighborhood. Ted Peacock visited recently. Martin Phares returns to Voda country to thresh. W Phares oversees plastering of a new house by boss plasterer Will Kulp. Ray Deane and wife in a recent update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hobbick
Martin Phares
Voda
NS. W. Phares
Will Kulp
Glencoe News Notes and Agricultural Update
A Glencoe item list reports a visit from east ernmas family, a strong frost last Monday, and local speakings. Chas Cross finished wheat and corn work this week. Wheat prospects look good for 1907 after recent rains. Republicans hold events at Glencoe school house with Goodwin the Democrat nominee campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P i Walton
Glencoe
Chas. Cross
Goodwin
Tine Rascals
Farmer's Institute Meeting Schedule at Wa-Keeney
The Farmer's Institute will convene November 22 and 23 1906 in Wa-Keeney with sessions on soil, orchards and alfalfa. Speakers include Trego County leaders Prof Albert Dickens General Galloway W F King and E W Burkett among others. Dr A E Woodworth of Ellis will be in Wa Keeney November 15 16 and 17.
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Johnson
Jackson
Morrison
A Martin
Ure
Gilliam
Cook
Keefer
Peoples
Fitzgeral
Gurry
S Jones
Wright
Stat
Denton
Oar Welch
Martin
Hauserman
Nation
R Bowen
Firestone
Talmadge
Fowler
Gener Jackson
Overmeyer
Mitchell Wolfe
Pees State Tully
Gorman
Price
Peoples Kay
Fairchild
Public Instruction
Brewer
Lew
Peoples Apt of Insurance
Barnes
Morphy
D Larsen
Thwaites
McNeal
Feder
Cotton
Ses Sweet
Southwick
Railroad Commissiore
Appeass
Gray
Ss Ruppenthal
Jones
Leeeowee
Goodrin
Curtis
Marshall
Larribee
Lindberg
Easter
Swi Redmond
T. D
Smith
Farmer's Institute
Trego County
T. Winn
Kansas
Albert Dickens
State Agricultural College
Thos. Hinshaw
Gen. Galloway
W. F. King
A.T. Greenwood
J. J. Keraus
Emory Cass
L. Purinton
Cc.vetter
A. J. Hille
H. Elling
Hays Branch
Aaron Cockrell
C. C. Vetter
E. W. Burkett
Kansas State Experiment Station
John Blakely
E. D. Wheeler
al. Elling
C. W. Burkett
A. E. Woodworth
Ellis
Wa-Keeney
Dentist Moves to Ellis Office for Local Patients
Dr A B Tannorr advises patients in Wa-Keeney to call or mail for appointments as he shifts practice to Ellis home office. Send requests to Hox 122 Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-Keeney
Ellis
A. B. Tannorr
Kate
Dr Wickiter Optician to Visit WaKeeney Thursday
Dr Wickiter, optician, will visit Wa-Kee ney on Thursday, November 16, to examine eyes, correct refractive errors, and adjust glasses with guaranteed work. Also notes farmers Martin Deatrich and W. Whester of Rock Falls, LiL, seeking more Trego county land. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised. sale by W. Gibson. Probate Judge Peacock unites Frank Hladek and Anna Macek in marriage. vote 636 to 305 observed on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickiter
Wa-Keeney
Martin Deatrich
W. Whester
Rock Falls
Lil
Trego County
Kansas
DeWitt's
W. W. Gibson
Peacock
Frank Hladek
Collyer
Anna Macek
Wilson
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F. J. Spena
Margaret Swigget
Norman Redmond
Topeka
Landford Briggs
Fred Hickman
Dr. Lacerte
Ed Hawkes
Mr. Matthews
John Briggs
Dukes
John Genn
Elmer Tilton
E. Guschewsky
Rev. F. Weber
St. Michael's Church
Mrs. J. Conley
Little Son
Texas
Mrs. Leppe
Wm. Lorimer
Miss Pearl Hall
W. Guilbert
Jas. Tagues
Mabel Tague
Sk. Michael’s Church
Jobn Briggs
John
Annie Thiel
Hallowe’en
H. Hockings
Ted Yewell
Desc Osborne
Collye
Chas. Glenn
Belle Sod
Frances Glenn
Rose Biehler
Glenn Ranch
Lacerte
Industrial Society
Hallowe'en
Glenn
Lessos
Big Creek
Riley Garrett
Wa. Barker
Ben Hicks
Kay Miles
Wabaunsee County
Grant Wagoner
Slays City
Enoch Nelson
Enoch
R. L. Bailey
Jim Pugh
Gifin
John Ryan
Hoch
Harris
Kristof Bros
David and Albert Owens
Wal
Ter
Albert Krints
Stanley
Austin
Ogallah
Huycke Lumber Company
Wa-Keeney Hallowe'en
W. Rairden
Pottawatomie County
Bosna
Moses Surprise
Albert’ Lindquist
G. M. Barbee
Courtney Bros
I. M. Hatch
Mrs. Buell
Wallace County
A. R. Buell
Hattie, Ruby
Bessie Larrabee
Edith Barbee
Mayme
Myma Bilepler
J.C. Yewell
Rennie Larrabee
Julia O'Toole
Art
Kiride ‘O'Dwyer
Dean Osborn
Clarence Smith
Yewell
Ernest Jesse
Roy
Mr. Hill
McPherson
J. B. Biebler
Trego Center
Ted Peacock
Ray Deane
The
Berlace
Easternmas
Vera
Dye
Ells
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