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C' PACE FOUR THE COUNCIL GROVE (KANSAS) REPUBLICAN MONDAY. JUNE 21, 1954 a write up sealed in a bottle under Mr.s W. L. Olson was a dinner guest of her son and family, An Mrs. Emma Ziegler was house guest of Mrs.

Chas. Wilkerson Fri GILLESPIE day night. drew on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Morgan and Etta married E. David Linde and lives in Burdick. Emma mar.jil Charles Bcason and lives in iLo Kans. Charles Atkinson died Jan 24th. 1922 and his wife Sarah in June 1934.

Miss Sherrel Taylor is our fish Mike were Sunday dinner guests phampion In this community. William Blanton is the owner of a new truck purchased this week. 4' v'" Ci mJk ill mm Ifc HURINO of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Johnson of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. Walters' and son of Iola, visited with and Mrs. Jim Sadler and sons on Friday. Vicky Olson spent Thursday afternoon with Mike Morgan.

and Mrs. George Fielder and family had as their overnight guests on Tuesday a brother and sister of George. Mrs. Weber of Oklahoma City, and Wilbert Fielder from Norman, Okla. the marker at the old Six Mile Ranch.

Charles homestcaded a farm south of White City and sold it and purchased a farm nearer White City where the family lived until 1899. He was married to Sarah Frances Parsons who came to Kansas with her parents who took a claim in Jewel County and lived there until the grasshopper year. They were forced to abandon the claim and went to Texas for a year. Still having faith in Kansas came to Morris where Charles and Sarah met and were married Nov. 10, 1879.

They had three children Clarence, Elta and Emma. Clarence took the back trail of his ancestors and moved to Paris, 111., where he passed away in 1937. Mr. and. Mrs.

George Fielder. IGNORANCE Karen and Wayne, drove to Man sm m. M. hattan, on Sunday, and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Fielder and Mrs. Robert Alexander visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Al-vin Bolen Sunday morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Wilkerson and Bonnie called at the Frank He-branks Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. Wilkerson spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.

Nannie Buchman. Barbara and Tommie Alexander spent Wednesday with Mrs. Alvin Bolen. Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Sherry will attend a shower for Miss Foggy Mullen Friday evening.

Richard and Nancy McDiffett spent Monday afternoon with Bonnie Wilkerson. Robert Alexander called at the Tom Cosgrove home Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Warneke and family took Sunday dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and family. Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor had for their supper guests Wednesday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Fones. Greg. In the afternoon all AHO AffiTtty HELP HEP TB STVPS TIC I TB cah be CURED, set about AHERV-ANS PIE Of drove to Wamego for the baseball game. Bill plays with the Jr.

League Team. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and boys, and Mrs. W.

L. Olson, attend Imp dm barked cross is -me REGISTERED "TRADEMARK OP THE national tuberculosis asscciatioh UMCH THIS OBSERVES THE FOUNDING1. Your long distance call will go ihreugh faster If you call by number. Keep a list of long distance numbers that you call often. Council Grove Telephone Company G.

W. COFFIN. Mgr. Business Office Closed Saturdays WARREN CENTER IS' ed a Olson-Jasoerson reunion at Topeka on Sunday at the Harold Jasperson home there. They also met Mrs.

F. E. Taylor of K. C. there and she accompanied them home for a week's visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. George Campmire spent Wednesday at Mr.

and Mrs. Thoey of Alma. Those helping Olen Young put up alfalfa hay this week were W. L. Young, Ben Neumeyer, June Breese, Paul Mahoney, Elmer Belt.

Mrs. Edith Darrington helped Mrs. C. D. Young clean house Thursday.

Garey HenneS accompanied Andrew Skeen to Emporia Friday. CONCRETE HAYDITE BLOCKS SAND HEDGE POSTS Raymond Gleason Phone 156 Mr. and (Mrs. Lee Cunningham and granddaughter Colleen Vish-nefske called at Allen Boyces Wednesday evening, i Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Boyce and Betty visited Mrs. Carroll Wray and Albert Hennes in the Newman hospital 'Monday and found them both improving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hebrank called on Mrs.

Nannie Buchman Wednesday afternoon. FlFTi SEARS An imporTahT Aiwjpl of NTA IS SUPPORT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR EVER. BETTER. MYS oF" PREVEHTlHCr MO CUFWit. TB.t Mike had dental appointments at J.

C. on Wednesday. Paul and Milford Sadler spent Thursday in Marion on business. Miss Karen Fielder visited last week with her sister anc" Vmily, Frank Newburrys in Whif. Jity.

Mrs. Hubert Morgan Mrs1. Wright Shafer vere hostess to the Home and Garden Club picnic at the Fred Morgan picnic f-'unds. A lovely l. ach of homemaue ice cream, light and dark cake, cheese and crackers, and coffee, were served by the hostess.

Mrs. A. E. Olson and Vicky, and Mrs. F.

E. Taylor and Mike Morgan attended ALtiOST A DEATH fCKTEHC- TbOAy WiTtl HDtEKH THEATriEW MOST, PATIENTS RECOVER. BOMBERS AGAIN (Continued from Page one) Jack Denison walked to open the ninth and Sheehan promptly doubled down the first base line to socre Denison. Sanders clobbered his fourth hit of the game to make it 7-3, and Fritz Brown THE ATKINSON FAMILY grounded out to score another run, and Hettenbach grounded out to score the fourth tally of the inn (Continued from Page One) in 1858 and purchased a farm west of Latimer. They paid $1.25 an acre for the land and were Casey Jackson CHIROPRACTOR 214 'Columbia Council Grove Closed Thuridayi Phone 32S from this District.

ing. Junior Hunter laced a line drive given five years to pay for it. Mrs. Jim McCaleb and Mrs. Andrew Olson attended a Leader's There was only one other family here ahead of the Atkinson fam training school of the HDU at the over the second base bag which Rogers came from short to take in an almost impossible play and throw Hunter out to end the game.

Court House in C.G. on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strom and ilies, the John Warneke family had arrived in June 1857.

The Stephen Atkinson family Boeing AB C. Grove AB family were shopping in Manhattan Watkind ships and encounters with the Indians on these trips. He saw a wagon train destroyed at Pawnee Rock; There were 20 men in this caravan only one who was sick escaped. The other 19 were murdered and scalped by the Indians. The Indians being superstitious did not kill him.

The caravan Charles was with could only corral their stock and protect their own outfit. These wagons were usually drawn by mules' or oxen and had from 8 to 12 on a wagon; the larger wagons carried as much as 5000 lbs. of merchandise which was disposed of in Santa Fe. Council Grove was the last point where wagons met and formed a caravan. This place was the last chance for supplies for the west bound travelers.

There was always great rejoicing built a two room log house which housed the family a good many J. DONALD COFFIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office In Coffin Insurance Building Teter on Saturday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Euler and Sam were Mr.

years. F. W. Atkinson son of Wil V' Rogers Packard liam was born here. William a and Mrs.

Lew Kendall and Mrs. Logan Mitchell 2Denison lSheehan OjSandets 1F. Brown 1J. Brown 1J. Hunter 3Wasmund 0 Thompson Skousen Sadie Gold of Dwight.

Scott Kovich Frantz here's your COOLING station, all ready to give you a "lift" when the heat gels you down! Plunge into the cool, crystal-clear waters of our large pool and see how fast you feel better! Instructors always in attendance. Open 2:30 P.M. lo 5:30 P.M. and 7.00 P.M. lo 9:00 P.M.

stockman purchased the ranch near Diamond Springs where his son Frank still resides. Isaac Atkinson the oldest son was a soldier in the union army. Charles the second son was born in Camron Monroe County Ohio in 1847. He tried to enlist in the union army but was too young but being of an adventurous spirit he signed up as a freighter on the Santa Fe Trail. He was then only 15.

He made two trips from West-port Landing to Santa Fe. Charles experienced many hard-w WIN AGAIN (Continued from Page oue) the inning to make it 5-4. Council Grove tied the score in the sixth on a walk, stolen base and passed ball. Abilene AB HC. Grove AB 9 1 I I when they reached the end of i their destination.

The old trail is growing dim I but can still be seen. Charles Atkinson helped locate some of the Santa Fe Trail markers and has Council Grove Pool Let A Savings Account Be Your Anchor v. ljHaun 2Cade 0R. Francis 0Goss OjPritchard 1L. Francis 0Fielder Corcoran Jones Ambrust Karraker Rasp Mier Sheets Lauer Fisher Kackley farmers Drovers Bank Member fdic Trade in Historic Council Grove ESaKSOT Eh V.

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