Blue Valley Clipper du lieu suivant : Waterville, Kansas • 5

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Cash SaWin Is on the sick list this week, Old papers for sale at this office. VaterIHe. G01X0 K.VST. 2 Mnil N. 4 Mail So'lJ Kxuross Stock rrriulit Local Kroinht HOINO WEST.

No, 1 Mail No. Mail No. 11 Tliroiittli No lSThromrli Fre.sht Louie Kunz is learning the printers trade. Subscribe for the Clipper. It gives all the news.

jit' ir ft if 'p. a in 11 a 7 11 i ni 8(01) 111 AV. P. Mc Kelvey visitedMn Panics Sundvy afternoon. jar.

a 2 .1 I 4 in Si a 111 5 :20 ni W. E. Talbot returned Sunday from his visit in Illinois. Why not have a game of base ball here next week? want to sell your farm list it with J. 13.

FARWELL No. li Local rembt traiu, carry P.ocr. Sheriff Guthrie was down from Marysville Friday. What has become of Watervilie's basket ball team. CHURCH DIRECTORY.

M. E. nil KCU SabVmth School -ProacliiliK Junior Knwortli Leauc -Kpworth Loatfiie -1'rcacliinn Prayer Meeting (Thars.lay) Yard cleaning is the order of the in a in K. C. Young made his regular trip to living Tuesday.

It a 111 in 7 in day at present. Frank Van Allen was employed at Spring work on the farm has commenced in earnest. 8 in the mill last week. II OlUi want to and call buy one be sure and see Jas. AVilson is the proud possessor The mill is again running night and LUTitErUN Sunday School FARWELI He lias the cheapest farms here for sale and also homesteads and farms in OKLAHOMA5 0.

Office in rear of 0 10 a 11 a IToacmuK MiBSiotiary FIRST CHURCH ot CHRIST. SCIENTISTS Sunday School Preaching Sorvii.0 Waduosdny EToningMootiiiK CHR1HT1AN CHURCH Sunday School 'oun Puopleb Endeavor Prayer Mootliw (WodueR.lay eve) 10 am a a in (i I ni 7 i ih OFF1CAL DIRECTORY. STATE FACIALS, w. K. Stanley lipvnruor, Iut.

(jovonior, Sfccrotary of State Auditor troauror Attorney Oeneral -Adjutant Guuoral SRitchio (leo. A. Clarke (ico. Colo Fiank E. (irimes A.

A. (loddard L. M.Fo CUNTY EF1CALS, Mh district W. A Judical district A -prMiuror w. T.

PnuHino ProbaUJudKO Ja8. Montgomery (ico. K. Thompson S-ueorlutondont John H. Cole Ewlstor of Deeds Surveyor (iulhrio Sheriff E.

A. Kerry Scanty Attorney D( fflerkofDUt, Court J- Counts ConfiBioNEun Homy Johnston Cloo Wotzler W. F. Iloyakin kLodge Directory S. Mints Second and Fourth Tuesday evi)ui'K of each nioutu Young's Store, TO THE PUBLIC.

I thraik the people of Waterville and vicinity for all courtesies they have trie the short time I have been located here, and take this method of convincing them that their good intentions have iu no way been misplaced. Being a native of Doniphan county, and my life has been spent in Kansas, I cannot afford to make any misstatements. I treat A 8.1H011 LfMVe A. Va Saturday evening end, month. W.

AiTnnn.phCai.il. No. 5l. l. and 4th Friday vonu.K eaeh mout A U.

Watm viUo I-odo N- 57 A. ju'a and Jtb baturday both acute and chronic diseases by the latest methods and pay special attention to diseases of women and children. Am permanently located here and think I can ask for a share of the public patronage, As to my ability as a general practioner, I willing to give any one names of my former patrons. Examination and Consultation Dr. II.

il. Thompson. Office and Residence second building south of Methodist church day to fill orders. Xote ad. of AV 0 Brown in another column in this issue, Hand in your news items.

They are always welcome. Several took advantage of the nice weather to clean windows. Fenupyous chickens before they get into some one's garden. Mrs. Sarah Thompson and daughter spent Tuesday in Blue Rapids.

I)r, Gardner's two sons were down from Greenleaf and spent Sunday. II, C. Strohm's elevator has been running steady lately, grinding fied. Karl Cobel and the writer were in Irving Tuesday afternoon and even mg. All kinds of printing done on short notice and at reasonable prices at this office.

Band concert tickets have been leg- altender here in town forthe past two weeks. Eev. Dennis preached his farewell sermon before going to confereic, Sunday erening. Miss. Anna McDonald returned Tuesday from a three weeks visit in Clay Center, Kans, couple ot our young nimrods celebrated tho arrival of spring by going fishing Saturday.

Louis Kunz is carrying his left leg in a the effects of running into a truck at the depot Saturday evening. If you' think it is any snap to take the measure of 'M men for uniforms' you should have heard the roar put up Monday, FJd.tr Beaver ramo down from Glas- cow, Kansas, and preached both morn ing and evening at the Christian Church Sunday. For the benefit of those who are so inquisitive about tho matter, wo will say thai the editor went Clifton Sunday to visit his parents. It was reported Sunday evenigthat Edward Traxler had died during the afternoon. AVe are glad to chronicle the fact that it was without foundation.

He took up his duties as prin cipal of the Irving school Mouday morning. A telegram was received here Mon day stating that Mrs. Jossie Peer wife of W. C. Peer, of lona Mich, who with their children made this plate their'home during the summef and fall of 1900, died q'ite suddenly Sun day March 9 th.

RoM. Campbell, the popular tailor of Marysville, came dowu Monday and ni2sured -j band men for their new uniforms to hn made by the M. Lilly Co of Columbus, and Ind-dentally took home with him oulers for three ui" of a new clarinet. Chas. Humfreville has purchased new C.

(r. Conn Cornet. The City Drug Btore has a assortment of base ball bats. Dr. I).

VV. Humfreville and wife went down to St. Joe Monday. Frank Jacobs of Ames Kans. visited with his grandfather.last Friday.

AV. C. Brown has re-opened the old Hubbard and Son meat market. Chas. Hall commenced work in Stevenson's store Tuesday morning.

The section men from here were taken to Vliets Tuesday to unload steel. If. M. Uice was in from Hill Monday' and made this office a pleasant call. Jas.

AVilson and Geo. Llvergood are new additions to the Waterville Concert Hand. Frank Hill's sale was quite well attended Saturday and things sold fairly well. T. K.

Gordon Jsa mighty good auct-oneer, but he is a litte partial about his bill printing. Spring time is surely here for the bugs have commenced gathering ar--round ilghts of evenings. "A'hon thoso new uniforms arrive, AVatfi ville wlli have the neatest uniformed band In the state. Mxs. C.

II. Filley and family of- carne up to attend the funeral of her ather in-law Geo. AV. Filley. AVe will soon expect people to biing in "garden sass" for the editor to sample from some of these early gardens.

The heavy winds last Friday blew the frontdoor of tne post office shut with such force that one ot the glasses was broken out. A High School base ball team was organized Saturday evening. AVe wish ihena as much success as they met with last year. Mr. J.

F. Fomery, of Holton, Kan came up to attend the funeral of his brother in-law, the late Geo. W. Filley was buried Sunday. Geo.

W. Frtby and wife of Barnes were in town Sunday attending the funeral of the lata Geo. W. Filley. Mrs.

Freedy is a sister of Mrs. Filley. Miss I'thelyn Thome, who is attend ing Bakers University at Baldwin was called borne by tho death of her grand-father, the late Geo. AV. Filley who died March 6 th.

Frank It. Bliss, of Frauk fort, form erly editor and proprietor of th Greenish 1 Journal, later interested in the Frankfort Bee, but now running at) up-to-date job offlci, was visiting be tween trains Monday. The Clipper icknowletlges a pleasant call. Come again and istay longer, J. V.

Thoniiison whs down from liiaines and spent Sunday, Frank Swanson expects to depart for Oklahoma the near future. Bamey Keady was allowed to come down from MarysvilU to uttend hi father's funeral. And the care worn hatband now takes his meals down towrf on account of house leaning. Now that the price of eggs is golt down the Kansas lien is commencing to put in full time. i Tuesday Frank Hill shipped his household goods to hi new home near Olathe, Kan.

Mr. Repke a rLnaway iouth of Sunday, smashing tp' bin buggy to a considerable extent. 'i'bie A-as woik in th I'. O. O.

lode Monday night the Initiatory and second degrees, and nest Monday night there will be work In the first and etcotid degrees. It seems that people here utH deter-milled to keep Bartlow busy, as he helping unload a car of imple-' ni'-utg for I'-yan a-id Sfott rr A meets every ind and l'h day evening of each month, uiceu every Monday eveuinW in the year. ET1KCUAHS meet every Ut and 3rd VedneB day evouliiKs in eai'ii i of meets every 1st and 3rd TuoMday evuiiiiiKS iu each months, RN of A miwte every 1st and aril Hridajev oveniutts of ouch mout OA moots ovory soooud Friday ovouin iu Dauh mouth. moots every ind ride.y afternoon 4th vriiluy cveiuut; of each mouth WTERV1L1.K CONCERT HAND meets ev my VVeduemltiy and i lidey vouiu- MILT WILDER'5 BARBER SHOP One Door West of tho Waterville Hardware and Implement House. LAUNDBf UHflt IS IN COXXKUTION.

DR.G.B. HUHFREVILLE Resident Dentist. Olleo over Huhhard A Son's Moat Mrket.t Tl'ESOAVS AT lBVlSU. 9 I Groceries, Dry Goods Hats, Caps and Shoes at it i I sTJiK. ULNKUAL bTOKK.

Hill kinu.i. Dr. TTompsou drove out to Thomas Tuesday morning. K. Adamn and wife drove out to Cottage Hill Sunday.

EdAdamB has received a new desk for barber shop. It is a beauty. 1 hornt Thomas is expecting a car loud of Deer-log binders and mowers. Aug. Peterson's sale was attended Tuesday by" quite a number of our citizens.

Al Kuru raniH over from llalleyville 1'uesday morning and will remain icre for a fevf dujs. Mr. Aug. Peter on will leave for Oklahoma next week, where he will make his futare borne. On.

'almost inclined to call Dr. B. Humfn-villH a "kid" once more BMiCM he has shaved off his mustache. Will Brown has purchased the futures of the II il bard and Son meat market, and Mondjy morning opened up for business. He has secured the service- of H.

Smith a meat cutler and tt'm Karl as a butc her. Will la a yotng trail of Meilmg quality nrid we wish him.