The Edgerton News from Edgerton, Kansas • 8

DELL'S PLACE The North Side Restaurant, D. F. HALE, PROPRIETOR. Fresh and Salt Meats, Cold weather is coming! Each person should at plenty of meat 80 as to supply the necessary heat for the body. Thanskgiving is almost here and everyone will want a nice toast for their Thanksgiving dinner.

Remember we MEAL, We keep a also Fresh have line and of some Salt very low Meats, prices to offer you on and Groceries and 6 Canned sardines Goods. and granulat' sugar cans FLOUR 150 15 8 5 12cans cans 30e best navy We best Victory flour coffee beans have salmon 4 many peaches Bars of more Good 11 3 6 6 good 66 cos bars bars W. early Toilet prices Sitk string Rus'an Nugget's June Soup that soap beans peas 5c. soup we soap would like to CANNED quote you but space will not permit. We will be glad to have you come in and examine our goods and get our prices before buying elsewhere.

Remember we will continue to pay the 8 Highest Market Price for HIDES. R. A. ROSS SON. 'eonpoid Anunoo puy I will be in Edgerton to take pictures again Monday and Tuesday the 15th and 16th of ber.

J. U. Fry Photographer. A Eureka girl baked her first batch of cookies the other day. She gave one to her pet dog and the dog buried it thinking it a bone.

Use "Eocene" oil it is of the highest gravity. For sale at the Grange store. Mrs. McCreary of Baldwin is visiting with friends in this city this week. M.

S. De Tar Co's plan ie to save you from 81 to $5 on the price of over coats. A fine of five cents will be collected at the door from all who attend the hard times social and are not dressed in hard times costume. Married, at the residence of the bride's father, Nov, 19, 1902 by the Rev. Mr.

John S. Steed and Miss Delia Williams both of Prairie Centre. Ks. Flanneletts in endless varieties at 10, and 15 cents per yard at the Grange store. Ethel Burns visited with friends in Gardner, Saturday.

Admission to the hard times social will be 15 cents for each one wearing 8 suitable costume, centa for any one who does not dress in hard times clothes. A prize will be given to the person wearing the most unique hard times costume. F. B. Haney transacted business in Gardner last Thursday.

At Dell's place, your choice 28 different brands of cigars for this line i is strictly up-to-date we carry the largest stock cigars in Edgerton. Your THANKSGIVING DINNER Will not be complete unless you purchase the necessary LINE of GROCERIES which you will need ot us. Our prices are among the lowest, Our Groceries are of the best. D. P.

DE TAR CO. These who remembered us with 8 subscription yesterday were Jas. H. Shores and J. W.

McCarthy, Hale Bros. are making some repairs on their office room. C. W. Brewster was an Olathe visitor today: Warren (Cordell is in DeSoto, buying corn for a firm of that city.

d. W. Scott made business trip to Karate City yesterday evening, en Spectacles--ScientifiCally fitted and carefully adjusted by Dr, Bennett, Wellsville, While stopping in Edgertoh put up at the Commercial Hotel, all accominodations firet elase, We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign PATENTS Bend model, or photo free report of How Patents to and Becuro TRADE- MARKS OPPOSITE.

U.S. PATENT OFFICE. WASHINGTON. D.C. Clubbing Rates.

Cash clubbing rates in connection with the EDGERTON NEWS, The News and the K. C. Weekly $1.00 K. O. Daily 4.00 C.

Weekly 1.00 Kansas Oity daily 4.00 Topeka Daily .4.00 Topeka Semi-weekly Capital, 1.50 K. C. 2.50 Mail and 1,50 Kansas Farmer, .1.50 Tolodo Blade, .1.25 Daily Drovers Telegram, The NEWs 1 year, Farm Journal 5 yrs, 1.50 Additional Locals. List your farms and city proper ty with parker Keepers, Olathe, if you want good results. There will be no mail delivered on the Rural Route next Thursday, Thanksgiving day.

Ladies Attention! You can get neat printed calling carda printed at the NEws office. Two of the sisters of charity of St. Johns hospital at Leavenworth has been in this vicinity several days the past week soliciting aid for the hospital. For first class board by day or week, stop at the Commercial Hotel, M. P.

O'Dowd, Prop. Buy your envelopes printed, 50 cents per hundred at this office. A number of the have organized A11 embroidery club. They will hold their first meeting at the hotne of Mrs. Rev.

Giffen on1 Friday afternoon. Need Spectacles? Go where thay know how to fit them- To Bennett's Drug Store, Wellsville. Miss Maude Calvin, county superintendent has been in this vicinity a few days this week visiting schools. She has not forgotten where she was remembered at election day. She visited district No.

2 Wednesday, Drawing and Writing tablets, slates and all school supplies can found at the Postostoffice stand. Geo. T. White a son-in-law of W. F' Cordell has moved into G.

W. Scotts rental property recently, vacated by B. E. Garrison. We are glad to welcome them to our city.

He says and Johnson county is all K. For fine chocolates and bon bon anything in the candy line go to Dell's place. Fresh bread end pastry, inade from Kelly flour, always of hand at Dell's place: B. B. Ewart attended the foot ball gathe at Gardner last Saturday, Wanted a good young Jersey Cow with calf; For particulars inquire at this office.

We Ale glad to note that A. 5 Garrick is again able to be around. few good country torrespondents, tall at the News office for stationery, Mrs. Coil is visititig relatives in Arkansas City this week. Dress Goode, Fifty-four inch Venetian cloth, bity price our price 90 cents.

We sell all of olir dress good fabrics at proportionate prices: M. 8. DeTar Cos D. B. Wiliahts wits Business in Kansas City today.

Dr. Geo. F. Kelly was over front Gardner as usual yesterday. Kittie Breithaupt is reported as being rapidly improving.

tems from, the Country. Santa tel A. T. S. F.

Time Table, EAST No. 204 S. K. Passenger daily 6:11 a. m' No.

112 Local Pass d'y ex Sun 9.41 a. No. 202 Chicago Express daily m. WEST No. 201 Panhandle Express d'y a.

m. 7 California Express daily 3:52 p. m. No. 111 Emporia Pass d'y ex Sun 002 6.

Passenger daily p.m. "No. 7 will stop at Edgerton for passengers destined to points west of Emporia at which this train is scheduled to stop, L. E. Stauffer, Ag't POSTOFFICE, The Edgerton postoffice open from 7 a.

to 8 p. except Sunday. Open Sunday from 12 to 1p. F. L.

Pattison, P. M. Church Directory. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sabbath services.Bunday school 10 a.m. preaching 11 a.m.

Junior League 3 p. Epworth League 7 p.m. Preaching 8 p. m. Sabbatb school, Junior and Epworth League meet every Sabbath, preaching every two weeks.

Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p.m. The public cordially invited to attend our services, Abner H. Boyd, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN. Preaching services every Sabbath at 11 a.

and 8 p. t1. Sabbath school at 10 a. 1 m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 4 p.

m. Senior Christian Endeavor, 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve. 7130 p. Rev.

G. Raymond Morley, Pastor. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. Sabbath school each Lord's day 10 a. 111.

Preaching 11 a. m. Social prayer meeting each Wednesday 2130 p. all. Ladies missionary meeting the let Saturday of each month at 2.30 p.

m. J. P. Giffen, Pastor. CATHOLIC.

Services second Sunday of each month, st 10 a. m. Rev. Father McInerey, rastor Advertising Rates. Display Display ads are recieved in out columns for 40 cents per column inch per month, payable on the of each.

It will pay you to place your ads with the News. Lobats-will be run oh this page at the tate of 5 cents per line for first insettion and 3 cents per line for each additional in bortion. If you want to buy a FARM in this vieinity, or property hEdgerten, at a bargain. see D. WALTON.

06. 6 Physician and Surgeon, Omice and Hothe let and end dour M. E. church; Phone 10. HUGERTON, KANSAS.

Commercial Hotel, Redsonable Rated My bay 8F Week; First -class accommodations id and Traveling PuBlic: With Large Clean Redms and Good Tables: M. P. O'Dowd. Props EDGERTON, KANSAS. G.

F. KELLY, D. 5. M. DENTIST.

Or Gardner, Will be in fed on Wed Hesday of sabh well. City Transfer Co. Garrison a proprietors. Ali Orders add Calls Promptly Attshded to. Charges Reasonable Give us a call.

EDGERTON, KANSAS. Quite Humber of the Gardner young people spent Wednesday Svehing in this oity: One of our subscribers says, "See my neighbor and get him to take the Nrws so I can get to read why paper." S. H. of Olathe is in town today. Correspondence.

MIAMI. Rain, mud, corn, crab grass cockleburrs. Wm. Gerlach has moved the house from the Geo. Oristler farm up home which makes quite all addition to his residence.

We understand Joe Brassfield was elected our "go and get em" officer, while Judge O'Connor issues the papers. Boys beware of his snare wagon for he is apt to haul you in. M. L. Dickson says his water system is the smoothest thing out.

Turn the valve and the wind does the rest. SAND YNOOK. Charlie Bedwell took his cattle home from Dicksons pasture a few days ago. John Bedwell is the man who has the apples. We understand he is going to market them 88 soon as the roads will permit.

Mr. Hobsin has commenced work oll the new bridge Across Bull creek near Tom DeNoons. Joe Brassfield will assist Mr. Hobsid with the stone work. Charlie Elrod will haul the stone.

About six weeks will be required to complete the job. This will give Antioch people a good road to Edgerton and Wellsville, You have heard the story about three goats eating the tops out of the apple trees, which feat WAS accomplished by one goat standing under the tree, with another standing on the first ones back bending down the limbs while the third ate the leaves. Well Will Coughlin has eight calve that equal the goats in intelligence. Will A said the best fence in the world would not keep them out of the corn so he tied four couple together and said, now I guess you'll keep out of the corn. Imagine Will's surprise when he saw them march up to the fence four abreast, one of each couple of jump over and wait patiently for 5 its partner to follow.

of SAND YNOOK. Wm. Brecheisen took hogs to Eudora last week. J. G.

Dodd's returned from their visit at Overbrook, Tuesday Mesdames Black and Henry spent Tuesday with E. N. Kennedy and wife. John Whitla put the spouting on T. O.

Dwyers new house Tuesday. Some of our spent these wet days duck hunting, H. M. Kennedy purchased some fine milk cows and calves from Jake Sturm. Kitty Breithaupt is still sick with typhoid fever August Schattenburg is helping Doc Dodde gather corn, Geo, Waddle and Jno.

Martee were Bull Creek hunters Saturday night. They have not reported yet. Gee, Rethwell is repairing his house at present, Brown Eyed Topsy wanted to know why Twin Sister and Sin Twister's items were not in week before lasts paper- Please look at the same paper and see if Topsy was not minus. H. M.

Kennedy sold a fine calf to Ross the butcher Monday, Chas. Brithaupt spent a few days with home folks. Teller. 103 HICKORY GROVE. F.

Ch Phillipe little child is siok with pneumonia fever Mr. Rhoads of worth of Edgerton hee moved into Mr. Phillips, Cottage and will proceed to shuck his corm John Griffin is the corn king of this vicinity, having out 215 acres. Perkins Bros. threshing 108- chine is still in this vicinity.

A pleasant time was reported at the dance held at Diok Varnes Wednesday night. Quite a number of people of this neighborhood visited at V. Reeves' Sunday. Lizzie Middleton left today, to make an extended visit with relatives and friends in Anderson county, What is the matter with our neighbors? They should all read the NEWS. The first paper that should be taken is your home paper.

You could not find a better local paper than the NEWS is if you would travel the state of Kansas over. -Twin Brothers. The Century Club met at the home of Miss Fay Walton Tuesday evening. A study of Ancient, Egypt has been taken up and the following papers were read and discussed: Origin and Charactistics of the Egyptians by Rev. Morley, Geography and Climate of Egypt by Fred Johnston.

The Nile and what it has done for Egypt by Miss Etta Rohrer. The study of Ancient Egypt will be continued. The Club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Hale next Tuesday evening. E. R. Whitla of Edgerton WAS admitted to the bar by Judge Sheldon, Monday.

Mr. Whitla graduated last spring from the law department at the stateuniversity at Lawrence and has gone into the law office of Parker Hamilton of Olathe, Marriage licenses have been issued during the past waak by Probate Judge Long as follows: Nov. 15, J. Harry Riley of Olathe and Amelia Russel of Fredonia; Nov. 18, Wm.

Chamberlin of Emporia and Anya Swartz of Ocheltree; 19, Bert Spencer of Olathe and Mary Feltenberger of Stanley. Mr. Hannon of Olathe is in this vicinity buying up Holstein cows, Hale Bros were conveying him in the northern part of Miami county Wednesday where he bought four cows. He will be in this neighborhiod again in a few. days.

M. S. DelTar Co. received large shipment of furniture today, John Cordell received his household goods from Illinois today. He will move into one of Mr.

Dille's houses north of town, Santa Fe Rates. All the year tourist rates to Grand Canyon of Arizona, tickets on sale, daily the year round. 60 days going limit, return limit 9 months from date of sale, rate to Grand Canyon of of Arikohn and returb, 60 Phoenix or Prescott, 65.00 All The Year Tourist Rates to Elptso, Tekis, and return, on sale daily; rate for round trip--tickets limited 9t days, No. 7 will stop at Edgerton for passengers tlestined to points west of Emporia at whith this train is scheduled to stop. Hume Seekers'-One fart, pills $200, for round trip, minimum selling rate including the ($2.00) to be on sale Nov.

4 and 18, Dec. 2 and 16, 1902, and Jan. 6 and 20. Feb. 3 and 17, March 8 And April and 1103, to points in Arkansas, Arisotti, Indian Ty, Louisiana New MexIto, Oklahuhta and Texas, And to points in Colorado, Rocky Ford and Fast.

Tickets good stafting on day dr sale And Pepuire continuous lip to El potta of rolaBeyond thete points will be Alloped with it gotlig, of 18 days. Ite; tafn timit si days from date of ears. Chicago, Ills, Nov, 89 to Deb. 6. International Live Stock Exposition, One fare plus 88 for round trip: Tickets on sale Nov.

30 and Dee. 1 and 2, good for return Deci 8, 1902. Are you a subscriber of the I NEWB? If not, why not? A few days ago we bappened to be in Edgerton for several hours an to our astonishment we over heard a number of pariies passing unmanly remarks of parties who conduct themselves in more of A gentlemanly way they do them. selves. These parties starts with some of the young men in business and composed of all ages down to scheel boys.

They think it is smart but others don't, A Correspondent, Coke's dandruf cure never fails at Jess Stewart. Try a band time lunch at the school social Nov. 21. TITAN OF CHASMS. The Grand Canyon of Aritona.

The great round world has noth: Ina like it. Comfortably teach ed By tall oh the way to: Oali tornie, any day in the year. Excellett hotele and safe rails. of Chasms') pamphlet mailed free- or send 500 Ent beautifal Grand Canyon book with illuminated cover, containing special atticles by noted travelers, authors and scientista. Address General Passenger Office Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway, Topeka, or L.

E. Stauf for local agent, Edgerton, Katis Fe.