Local obituaries and notes from Riverside area
Last Saturday Theo Johnson traded In Eilts and Oren Joseph visited Brow Nell on business. Elihu Altman spent the night with Theo Johnson. Riverside School starts September 7 with Mrs. Frank O’Neal. Miss Philbrook checked political fences. Ray Joseph visited from Scott County. Grace Allman writes from West Virginia. Wm. Ryan dies August 26 at age 76 after a life in multiple counties and farms. funeral held August 28 at McCracken United Brothern church. long obituary notes his kindness and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Johnson
Oren Joseph
Brownell
Elihu Altman
Riverside School
Frank O'Neal
Philbrook
Ray Joseph
Scott County
Lida Joseph
McPherson County
Edna Burton
Elihu Allman
Billy Ryan
McCracken
Grace Allman
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wm. Ryan
Wayne County
Sarah Stephens
Riverside Township
Trego County
Kas
Ryan
Uncle Billy
Billy
Kingdom of Heaven
United Brothern Church
Mec-Cracken
Advertising rates and rules in a local paper
Display ads priced at 10 cents per inch and locals at 5 cents per line. Collections on all ads due upon insertion. Display or local ads may be removed if not paid. Job work payable in cash, excluding local customers. Ad space limited each Saturday and entered into the records at weeks end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devers
Collyer Notes: births, visits, and local events
Geo Glantz welcomed a new son as Collyer buzzed with farm life. A parade of visitors, visits from Springfield and Ottawa, and social events filled the week. Local staff, threshing crews, and a flurry of repairs kept the town active as residents plan weddings, recitals, and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Glantz
Myrtle Vanscoyce
Stella Morell
C. C. Hickman
Chas Glenn
Kessler
Rose Razak
Tidball
H. Vanscoyce
Rose Thiel
C. Hickman
Willie Walsh
Ottawa
Chas
Harper
Collyer
Mesdames Gubbins
Jas ‘Tague
Walsh
A. Briggs
Lillian Walhday
Hoxie
J. Brown
Springfield
J. Deitrich
Ed Guschewsky
Voda Elevator Reports Strong Business Growth
Voda elevator booming as activity rises in the area. Wm Cox visits hometown at Hays on Sunday. R. Kirkendall moves into new home. Threshing rushes to match dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Cox
Hays
R. Kirkendall
Wind storm and social notes from the area
Sunday events include a W D Austin dinner at R Owens and a visit by Cyril Erhut and family. Collyer thief report and Smoky holdings by R Kristoff. Voda Sunday school at 10 am central. F Knoll from St Peter trading in town. Schwanbeck brothers attendance at Mong visit. Philip Krhut recovering from blood poisoning. Local ads tout building materials groceries and hardware. Schwanbeck Bros 90 acres yield about 30 bushels per acre. Adolph Schwanbeck 45 acres similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Austin
R. Owen
Chas Kristoff
Collyer
Cyril Erhut
Schwanbeck Brothers
Mr. Wilson
Palco
R. S
Voda
F. Knoll
St. Peter
R. Kristoff
A. G. Schwanbeck
Schwanbeck Bros
Adolph Schwanbeck
Bloody Run Ramble and Local Notices
A mixed local item sheet notes pumpkin pies at B E Grim. references to Col Malan and Dr Lindsay visiting the city, family visits, a child swallowing a penny, and upcoming weddings along the Saline. It also advertises DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills from W W Gibson and lists local sale notices and farm equipment for sale at Osterkamp's Feed Store near High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch’s
Britt
Tom Littlechild
John Best
John
Gertrude
Joe Littlechild
Manhattan
East Bloody Run
Dace
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Kidacs
Finil
C. M. Coe
Kansas City
Ketel
Weax Kidreys Dewitt
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
W W Gibson
Dewitt
Reve
Ceuta
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
de Witt
W. W. Gibson
Baker's
Memoriam
Dean
A. E. Old Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Key
Western
Kansas
Casee
Kcenes
Hannsas
Ziegenfous
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Hickman
Missouri
Fcan
Mary Roloson
Osterkamp
San Francisco
Los Los Angeles
California
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
R. E. Morse
Bethany College
Ernst T. Pihlblad
Lindsborg, Kansas
Haviland
Kansas Wesleyan Business College
Hen
Walmi
Kaness
Derson
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