The Monthly Visitor from Olathe, Kansas • 10

i 3 R. E. StevtnBon, The Fishing pond was also a verv Pair of Angels Hand worked Din To The attractive feature, and caused muct. excitement with the children especially, who might be seen fishing at all times. Misses Mary and Rose McCabe desrve great credit for the manner in which it was conducted.

MONTHLY VISITOR cushion 7 Work basket 11 Wax doll 9 Coucertina 72 "The Fajmer's Daugh 04 Wax doll 9 Hobby 66 Cigar holder 3 Dressing case Dora Reynolds, Mrs. Ticks, J. H. Lilley, Celia Johuson J. H.

Lilley, Mrs. McDavit, Thos. Welch, Wm. Boyle, Fitzpatriek, The Olathe Rifles need no words of THE A GRAND SUCCESS The following aire the names of those who donated money to our fair which was held Nov. 2nd, 3rd and 4th.

for which we wish to tender our most Richard Lamasney 25.00, Price "Receipts $1S50. MP. THOS. McCANN PROVES HIM-SELF THF MOST EFFICIENT FAIR MANAGER IN THE WEST. Welch $10.00, Father Hurlev 10.00.

Henrv Bradley 7.00. Wm. Brad'lev 6.00. commendation from us, as they are thoroughly known to be the most efficient drilled company in Kansas. We will only say their drill was better than usual on account of the occasion.

They carried off a prize of $10. One of the' most delightful entertainments of the Fair was a select reading aud recitation by Miss Lou Hutchison on the first evening. She is a lady of very fine elocutionary powers, and all who haoMhe good fortune to hear her received a treat that will not soon be forgotten. Mr. Jas.

Cosgrove. as conducter of the baggage room was the right man in the right place, and his geutleman-ly manner won for him many friends. The Mcssre Riley cannot be awarded too much praise for their ever readiness to lend a "helping hand as they always did everything agreeably and pleasantly. Brown Hodges 5.00, Dare Reynolds 5.00. Wm.

Mahaffie5.00,Wm Julieu 5.00 C. Ott 5.00, Thos McCsnn 5.00, Mat Luby 6.00, Mrs. Mullen 5.00, Jno. Glynn 5.00, Mrs. Hannah 5.00, Steyensou 5.00, Jno Mead 5.00, L.

Ryan 5.00, W. Hallett K. C. 4.00, Mrs Mary Kildarv 4.00, A Clemmans 3.00, Peter Faber 3.00, Mr Cas-sidy 3.00, Joseph Riley 3.00, Mrs Gib Wm Gibblin 2.50, Long 2.00; Mat Moore 2.00, Hamiltion 2.00 Murphy 2.00, Gall ana ugh 2.00, Jas Sheehey 7.00, Pat Flvnn 2.00, Peter Henigan 2.00, Joe Boyle 6.50, John A Raukin 2, Anna Ryan 3, Mrs. Mc Div-itt 3, Jno Hannah 2, Ellen Giffin 1 25, Mrs McCarty 1, O'Conncll 1.

Geo Gallanaugh 1, Mrs Jno Mead 1, Jno Harris 1, Albert Ryan 1, Ed Cros-grove 1, Mr Stevenson 2, Paul 1, Metcalf 1 50, Joseph Barthol 1. Simons 1, Mrs Slvan M. Kelly 1, II Dow 1, Beardsley Cochran 1, Mrs Luby 1. Flarity I. Mrs Terry Crosgrove 1, Mrs Clad in 1, Steven McCann 1, Mrs Brown 1, Mrs Gallanaugh McCartv 1, Patrick Crosgrove 1, McFarland 1, Mrs Dwyer 1, Mrs Howard 1, Dwyer 1, McCarty 1 Mrs McCarty 1, Ellen Bradlev 1.

Mrs Wimmer 1, Jno Glym Jr 1, Glym Jr 1, Daniel Bradley 1, Wm Potcaup 1, Patrick Lnndy 1, Win Bradlev 1, Wm Charles 1, Atchison 1, Potonus 1, Conboy 1, Ed Cain 1, Jos Dunn 1, Pat Wall 1, MERevnolds The l)i( th management of -Zv E'l. rot hav b- as.sd: beM nttorvted in the best of style and Inden with the choicest victuals. All who partook of the luxuries weut away doubly satisfied and convinced that this laIv knew just what ouhi to be done and how to do it. Our fair President, Mr. Thomas Mc-Cann, showed himself worthy of the greatest praise.

Being comparatively a stranger in our congregation, so much was not expected, aud we can assure him that his manner was much admired and highly; appreciated by the communify at He will ever be remembered as the most thorough and zealous worker we have ever had. The names of those who drew prizes and the articles drawn. Article. Number. -Name.

A doll house 34 J. II. Lily, A shell box 8 W. Barthol, Card receiver 6 M. Riley, Pair of statues 6 Mary Fauning.

Silver butter dish 6 Rev. M.Casev, Harry J. O'Brien 536 vofei ahead. See another column. Miss Maggie Fitzpatriek carries thv gold watch, and is without a doubt the most popular young lady in ih congregation.

Miss Ellen Griffin in her usual fre and lady-like manner gained a trade for her Candy-stand equal to any in in the room. We shall not forget the generosity displayed by the country boys who are never found wanting: when it comes real liberality. The Band Boys did their best at the lair, which, to say the least, was excellent, and we doubt if their equals can be found in the state. William Julieu and Nannie McNul-ty unite in their very sincere thanks to Mrs. Mullen for the effort she make in securing votes for them at the Fair.

The rail-road boys made themselves very agreeable on all occasions. Thanks to them for a headlight by which tWe room was made more pleasant and cheerful. The Paola Ladies deserve special praise for their kindness and liberality, having donated goods to -'the amount of $20. They will please accept committee's thanks. We are under obligations to Miss Josie Stewart and Mr.

E. Kearney for assisting in the raffleing. We will assure them of our best wishes, and their kindness never shall be forgotten. The Post Office under the direction of Miss Mollie McNulty proved to be a source of great pleasure and amuse-meut to the young folks, who could be seen sauntering their way in that direction every evening. The Faucy Table under the auspices of Misses Mary McFarland and Nannie McNulty was.

as all know, an ornament to the Fair-room; The display of goods and toys being more costly, and beautiful than 13 usual on such occasions. Customers were attended promptly, and encouraged to "Call again." wm inomas itipiey 1, Willis Kane 1, Jno Mehan 1, Thos Bradlev 1, Mrs Mack 1, Marv Mahan 1 Jas McCabe 1, Wm Hanifan 1. Wm Duffy 1, Jas Cosgrove 1, Davis McDonald 1, Hedrick 1, A Friend 1. Mahaffie B. music box 18 Mrs.

L. Rilev, 1. Donnelly Co 1, Mrs Mallov 1 Shell comb case 13 Jno. Corberry. Pair handworked' slippers 10 Henry Price, Portmanteau, 11 Mary Ed nor, Lamb bank 2 J.

II. Lilley, Bank 5 J. Kelly, Box Cigars 63 J. St ill well, Pair vases 25 Kate Hurley, Cartv 1, Jno Harris 1, Mrs Jabbrs 1, Jno Faber 1, Ellen Glvnn 1, Long-worth 1, Ed Rilev 1, Lillv 1. Mr.

Wolf 75, Carr 65; Maurice 60; Frank Hyer 50; Geo Mahaffie 50; Lewis Burch 50; Mackey 60: Miss Ann Watson 50, Wm Hanifan 50; Sawyer 50. Umbersaw 50, 50. Thnmflt Rf)- Mra n. Cigar case 47 Anna Cosgrove Dressing case 18 Thos Conloy, Silver butter dish 18 J. H.Lille v.

J. B. music box 15 Emma Ott, 7 v. Louis Moll 50; Cash 50; Welch 50; Ed Daniels 50; Mrs Kirbv 50; Laurence Fanning 50; 50; Maggie Gallanaugh 25; Annie Gallanaugh 25: Magne TT1 rv. TT --r -n -Z Card Receiver 33 B.

F. Sylvia, Cigar holder 14 A. Clemmans, Large vase 83 Father Weik- man. Linen table cloth 14 Pat Dwane. 50; Wm Fulton 50; Rosa Gallanaugh 50; Ann McCoy 50; Mrs Ellen Hanua-.