A History of Republic County, Kansas
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Mr. Wilkes was followed by William Haskett, who raised the building, put in the basement and otherwise improved and refitted the house. Under his management the hotel was well kept and well patronized.
History of Republic County. 179 James H. Bradd, of Albion township, took charge of the house the summer of 1875 and managed it until his death January 1, 1877. Mr. Bradd was succeeded by F.
N. Munger, who tooli charge January 12th, 1877, and man- aged the same in a satisfactory manner until May 2...3d of that year, when he was succeeded by Capt. Geo. L. White, now of Scandia, who kept the house fully up to the de- mands of the times and was a genial and popular landlord.
Capt. White's successor was Moses J. Post, now in Den- ver, Colorado, who built what was called the "new part" and under his management the hotel was a credit to the city and increased in popularity. This building about which so much historic interest clusters was, with four other frame buildings on the north side, with nearly all their contents, destroyed by fire on the evening of Sep- tember 25, 1888.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wilkes was followed by William Haskett, who raised the building, put in the basement and otherwise improved and refitted the house. Under his management the hotel was well kept and well patronized.
History of Republic County. 179 James H. Bradd, of Albion township, took charge of the house the summer of 1875 and managed it until his death January 1, 1877. Mr. Bradd was succeeded by F.
N. Munger, who tooli charge January 12th, 1877, and man- aged the same in a satisfactory manner until May 2...3d of that year, when he was succeeded by Capt. Geo. L. White, now of Scandia, who kept the house fully up to the de- mands of the times and was a genial and popular landlord.
Capt. White's successor was Moses J. Post, now in Den- ver, Colorado, who built what was called the "new part" and under his management the hotel was a credit to the city and increased in popularity. This building about which so much historic interest clusters was, with four other frame buildings on the north side, with nearly all their contents, destroyed by fire on the evening of Sep- tember 25, 1888.
What to read after A History of Republic County, Kansas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Savage, Isaac O, B. 1833. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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