The Sabetha Star from Sabetha, Kansas • 1

Star, VOL. VIII. NO. 12. SABETHA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1903.

$1.00 PER YEAR. Miss Sally Lahr went to Price, Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. F. O. Weary.

See Paul Smith for roofing, spouting The Short Order Restaurant makes a specialty of line meals and good service. Give the boys a fair trial. Mrs. M. E.

OtYutt, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Copeland, returned to her home in Maitland, and all other kinds of tin and sheet metal work. Mrs. E. M.

Maynard has received her new stock of spring millinery and the ladies are cordially invited to call and see the new styles before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Tena Goodridge and her two daughters, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ilaight, went to DuBois, last Thursday evening, on her way home. Charlie Fuller visited South Bend, last week and reports the long bridge of the Rock Island mostly taken out by ice.

He was in search Friday. Miss Bertha Corwin of Seneca came down Friday to visit her brothers, II. E. and F. A.

Corwin, and their families. C. II. Van Buren was lined $7.00 in police court Saturday. Van pleaded trinity to scaring Grant Stewart's March 20" Roney's Boys." Grandma Perkins Is quite sick Miss Mac Bostwick is quite sick.

Fruit trees and plants at Bowers' nursery. Alex Schaulis went to Wctmore, Tuesday. F. O. Zimmerman was in town, Monday.

Good home-made milk cans at Paul Smith's. J. E. Kantzof Fairview was in town Thursday. "Roney's Boys" Friday evening, March 20.

A. .1. ITaxton rcturded from Moline, 111., Saturday. J. C.

Challis of Hiawatha, was in town, Tuesday. L. TI. Polil came over from White Cloud, Tuesday. Harvey ITahn came up from Kansas City Thursday to visit his father, Jacob II aim.

Miss Edith McCarty of Oneida spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Bessie Keller. Oscar Cave and wife of Oneida spent Sunday with the family of his brother, Charles Cave. Mrs. Julia Walker and children of Axtell came down Friday to visit relatives here. of a job as brakeman.

Edward C. Lahr and Chas. M. Crandall, were two of the graduates at the Kansas City Vetinary College last Thursday night. Mr.

Crandall studied with Dr. Conrad here, one Mrs. Anna Russell of Seneca came winter some years ago. little boy. Paul gentlemanly clerk of lie City Drug Store, has secured a position near Omaha and will soou move there.

A. Jackson of Hebron, Neb, spent a few days last week with friends here betore going to Morrill to make his home. Rev. T. B.

Gray, pastor of the M. E. church at Oneida, was the first to return from the conference, coming up clown Friday to visit her friends the Misses Burn'M'. Mrs. A.

Kiem of Morrill came up her sister, Mrs. Thursday to visit Dr. E. C. Lahr returned from Kan- George Poland.

Allen Burgett of the Rock Island sas City, Friday. M. Batty of Iloxie, Ks is here vis depot visited friends at Bern last Tuesday night. Monday eveuinLr. W.

L. Stocking, the popular post George Peake quit work as druggist at Doolittle Son's store, on account of his health, and is learning to be an expert telephone man by helping Mr. Ford of the telephone company. Emil Hrenker of Bern is the new drug clerk. Dr.

Murdock was called to Fairview Friday to assist Dr. Eisinbise in the very difficult operation of removing the diseased bone of a leg. The doctor's foreign practice has been so heavy lately that he has been unable to attend to his local practice. Mrs. A.

R. Stimson and children went to Pawnee City, Thursday iting his family. See Bowers about fruit frees, ever greens and plants. Mrs. Gaston of Morrill came up master at GolTs, visited the family of E.

J. White Thursday. He is always Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. from Fy N- a welcome visitor in Sabetha. Mrs.

John Gamble came up Morrill, Tuesday. Mrs. Banning has bought the Scha- Adam Sable, Ike Davis and Arthur the east end of Lichtv were members of the Turn- A fine line of nobbv street hats at Property in rs. B.A.Turner's. n.

Price, $7.0. verein jury at Seneca last week, and Mr the jury disagreed on the first case. Grandma Ludwig returned to St. Joseph Tuesday after a pleasant visit evening, to visit her mother, before going to her new home in Oklahoma. with relatives here.

Arthur Brown of Axtell spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Murdock and Miss Addie Hook spent Sunday in Oneida. Mr. Stimson left on the evening freight with his household goods for II.

R. Fulton was down from Han Mrs. Dora Calnan of Hiawatha visited the family of D. N. Kelley Thursday, going to Fairview that evening to visit her brother, Frank Shilling.

MissC. M. Wright cordially invites vou to call and see her display of pat over Friday to see his mother, who Thomas City, Custer county, Okla. Elegant line of new spring millinery has been quite sick. at Mrs.

E. M. Maynard's. One of Sabetha's needs was tilled Mrs. Jennie Smith and daughter of Monday night by the organization of Miss Lulu Lichty of Morrill spent Fairview visited her mother, Mrs.

tern and trimmed hats, April 2, 3 and Sunday with friends here. E. Stuart, last week. a commercial club. Nearly half a hundred of our fine men met at the city 4, first door south of National bank.

Miss Bradshaw of Keytesville. Trade at Seitz's. Boiling meats Paul Hale came up from Eureka hall and perfected an organization by selection of R. W. Moorhead as visited her friend, Mrs.

E. G. Miller, from 5 to 8 cents per pound. with the intention of moving ho City he lirst of the week. president, A.N.

McClary as vice presi Drug Store stock, and this week he dent, Robert Rressem as treasurer and Miss Jennie Bowman went to Moi rill, Sunday to visit friends. The best home-rendered lard, in has been packing it up for shipment. D. A. Force as secretary.

A better 10 and oO-pound tin pails, at 14 cents Charlie MeNemeo spent Sunday selection could not have been made. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cave per pound, at Seitz's. in town with his family.

He now Friday, March 13, a daughter. Mrs. B. C. NolTsinger, who has been makes li is headquarters in Hiawatha, Among our oldest subscribers and friends we are glad to count Mr.

John Reamer. Annually, for lo! these many B. F. Swart of Hiawatha visited visiting her son S. B.

Clark, went to working on the telephone lines there. Greeley, Tuesday. his cousin, A. Wilt, last week. If you want a nice hot lunch at a years, he has gladdened our heart not only with his kind words, but with Swift's premium hams and bacon at see the Mrs.

S. D. YVelton came up from Fairview last week to visit friends here, but was taken with the grip, and had had to go back Friday call and reasonable price Seitz's. There are none better. Restaurant.

Short Order his substantial support, and when he dropped into our office the other day Misses Addie Hook and Nannie Bing ham visited Fairview last Wednesday Orla Davis, wife and little son came in Saturday evening to visit his Prof, and Mrs. W. J. Hull were Andrew Henry, wife and daughter sister, Mrs. II.

W. Faragher rt Cnnnmi criont 5nnrlnv wltli rnlntlvfs .,1 11 1. xrtM- ...1,,. A called to YVetmore, Friday night by the illness of Lis sister, and Mrs. Hull had to remain to nurse her i.

ir lit, wmi dun. nuiuic Mrs. J. R. Brown, Jr.

and baby cold at the Levers' sale and has been went to Hiawatha, Sunday for a visit, laid up since, is about again Win Nickel moved, this week to Miss Sadie Avers returned Monday Herbert Davis of Hiawatha visited Grandma Ludwig house in Albany, from a visit with relatives in Centra- the families of J. Davis and A.N lia. McClary a few days last week. so he could be close home as well as his work. He intends working for to re-date his subscription we were pleased to note that old Father Time deals kindly with him.

The remains of Salmon D. Welton, one of our oldest residents, were brought up from Leavenworth by his son, Will, for burial here Monday evening, the funeral services being held' in the Congregational church Tuesday morning. Mr. Welton was born 70 years ago in Sullivan county, New York, and came out to Kansas, settling on the farm now owned by Ely Miller, in 1807 or '63, where he farmed it for many years. He sold the farm and moved to town and worked as a carpenter 25 years ago, but failing health causing epilepsy retired him from active life.

Last fall he was taken to a private asylum at Leaven Mrs. Chas Rutan and her mother, pveVi Hanson of Marysviile was in Ed White. Mrs. Bingham are quite sick with the town a few hours last Thursday on Chicago Evening Post "Roney's grip. his way to Conference at llolton.

Boys" turned the Auditorium topsy turvey last night and the house went Charles S. Whittenhali came over from Seneca last week to visit his Mrs. Prossig came in from Marysviile, Monday to join her husband, wild. They sang in a way to astonish father. professionals.

who is foreman of the Republican- Herald. Call and see the new styles in pat Mrs. Samuel Snape, who formerly tern and trimmed hats at Mrs. May Miss Rennie Douglass came up from nard's. owned the small house near Henry RilTer's residence and was the moiher of the late J.

F. Piatt, died at the St. Joseph Saturday to spend a week Mrs. J. E.

Kautz and Mrs. E. A worth, where he died Sunday morning. Mrs. Welton is very sick and was unable to attend the funeral.

with the home folks before going to Kingsville, where she will trim in a millinery store the coming season. home of Mrs. Amos Piatt near Frank fort, Kansas, recently. Bobbins of Fairview were in town Friday..