Waldo Enterprise from Waldo, Kansas • 3

Wuie Lnray people in town yes THE ENTERPRISE. Ferris Murch. DEALERS IN GEN ERA terday. Satubuat, hsht IMS. 0.

E. Hetts was a caller at this office this week. Banker Loan Broker, LURAY, KANSAS, Does a (ieneral Hanking Uusiness. Wuldo talks of voting bonds for the erection of a now school house. Good school and church privileges are of more advantage to a town than any other enterprise that can be set on foot.

Let us have a new school here, by all means. "The lleavous doclaro the glory of God, and the Firmament show- VI. 1 1 43 It. 1. Hiss Delia Conboy is visiting If the people of this community ill now come forward and sub scribe for the Kntkki'RIhr, and thus contribute their mite toward the support of a newspaper in their midst, we feel satisfied they ill never regret it.

A paper, no matter how small, or feebly edited exerts a tremendous influence foi good in anv town or community, ami OUR ADVERTISING PATRONS. Waldo Kansas. friends in Salina. Antoino Eadland of Amherst in own, last Tuesday. Mr.

McAfee bouirht the Head Money loaned on long or short time Real Estate Loans a SPECIALTY. STAPLED FANCY clll Ills Hanoi worn. DO we uiougm last Sunday night when the heavy deservtn support. Come forward ight office hist Thursday. John Olson of Luray was on our then at the start, ami thus secure every issue, and show us by such GR streets the first of the week.

IfiimiK CAnPKKTBU, Millinery. II. W. Millbk, Agt. Townsite.

L. A. PahguUBK, Gfinl. Fusubis March) F. J.

Stiutk, Lumber. a Si'iirns, Real Iwtate. J. Hopkins, Hotel. T.

COXBOT, C. Oaiuiez, Meat Market. Am us Jack, Plasterers and Masons ,1. Haii.kv, City Laundry, Caslkk a Tate, Flour and Feed. A.

MiciiAKi.s, Livery. Luray Kansas. W. II. MBAD, Danker.

J. W. VAiSCOYOO, Heal Estate John Olson, Livery. Our blacksmith talks of selling action that our effort to publish a good readable paper in Waldo receives appreciation. As the time for the issue of the out, and removing to other artillery opened out and gave us that magnificent rain, one so much needed.

Surely we have no reason to complain, rather let us give thanks. The dance, a few evenings ago, was rather a failure. A number of young men, however, were successful hi getting hold of some bad hisky, or other villainous drink, judging MATS. CAPS, MOOTS AND SHOES, The hay crop promises au abun UfEED, dant yield, this season, so we are AND FEED STABLE. JOHN OLSON.

Prop, LURAY, KANSAS, (iood Nigs at moderate 'prices. Call and see him. infonae4 En tkkpuiso approached, we were pleased to note the anxiety manifested by many of our people to see the "new paper." Their wish has been gratified, Now, if we have been successful in furnishing them Mr. Knowles, a former business man of Waldo, was on our streets Mr. Cross and son called on us last by their language and conduct on the streets and in some of the stores.

One man got so boitserous that he had to be forcibly ejected from store here in town. Shame! Monday. yesterday. Highest Market Price Paid Koi All Country Produce. WALDO, KANSAS.

Mr. L. A. Pangburn was in Russell a paper that comes up to their I All ttandard of judgment, as to geuenl 1 1 I Lit 1 1 JJ i 1 A fine heifer calf, about two last Friday. months old, for sale.

Impure at the merit, we shall be pleased all the (Cor. 5th St. and Grand Avenue,) Mrs. Kwing, of Amherst, was in the Look over our advertising col LIVERY AND' city last Saturday. WALDO, KANSAS.

KxTKHiTisK office. Mr. Kastus Thompson and family We noticed Ol. MiCheals on our umns, and note the liberality and enterprise Qof our business firms. They manifest a disposition, at the i TABLE PEED streets the first of the week.

are again with us. They find no Mrs. Michaels will be the cuest of place equal to Kansas. more. The first number, however, is not a fair specimen of what we expect to make of the Enterprise.

Please withold adverse judgment until we have been more comfortably domiciled, have had more conveniences, and a better chance to work, then render judgment and Mrs. Cross of Amherst for a few days, Mr. L. A. Pangdurn has restocked start, to support their paper, purpose, in our efforts, to do all we can to advance the material interests We expect to get into a new office of A.

MICHAELS, Prop. WALDO, KANSAS. Goon Uaijn, Ccon Hms. Mrs. John Bailey takes this method of informing the public that she is prepared to do laundry work in good style and At Vkry Mookratk Puh'ks.

ALSO: our own within the next week or two his store. But little of the Knowles goods now remains on hand. Mr. 1'. II.

Ilillis came in and sub of Waldo, and its adjacent commun ities, and with the substantial en scribed for the Enteki'iusk this week Frank Mackie called at this office Ice Cream Saturday spare not. WALDO. last Tuesday. Ho talks of locating in served every evening. Waldo.

Parties Conveyed to and from all points at very reasonable rates, and in the shortest possible lime As it is the duty of every Kansan to build up his state, throw in your mite by subscribing for the Em kk IBB Some of the mal-contents of Ln-ray talk of trying to contest the' recent school bond election at that Mr. VanScoyoc of Luray was a wel courage ruent we are led to expect from the people, we believe we shall be able to do much good here. Give us a fair chanee and then judge of our success. Let us suggest that subscribers come visitor at Ibis oilice the first of Hurrah for Harrison and Morton. WALDO HOUS J.

HOPKINS, Prop'r. the week. I teams, I biggies and Carriages What do you think of our first effort in the newspaper business? AVe don't believe we shall fail. at the disposal ol the public. (Jive us a call, and he convinced.

E. Tiiomix n. Mr. Strife's son, who lias been very sick for the past wo weeks, we are glad to learn, is getting better. Manager, Thanhs to Mr.

Ilillis for the pleasant We are kept awake at night now on the account of the corn growing so fast. We expect to have to make ladders this fall to gather our coru. Dltcn: On July 1st only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Good.

Ono more little soul has gone to the realms above and been added to the host of angels. May the stricken parents remember our Savior's words, Suffer little children to come unto me for of such is the kingdom of heaven. rifle we hud a few days ago. Charley This is a First-class House, and situated at a convenient distance from the depot in Waldo, Kansas. Tin Proprietor spares no pains in his efforts to make his guests comfortable.

CASLER TATE" KHAI.KKS IN is a good traveler and seems to know tile every issue of the En i kkpuisk. and keep them for future reference. By that means you can have a complete record of happenings in the community, such as births, deaths, marriages, acidents, that may prove invaluable to you at some time in the course of your lives. It costs no more to keep these papers than it does to destroy them. You will do wisely to act upon this suggestion.

It is quite interesting to listen to li1 the roads well. place. Republican County Convention at Russell, August 16th, Primaries to be held the Saturday before August 11th. It is wonderful how rapidly corn is growing this line weather. A few more weeks, and all danger to the growing crops is past.

Work is progressing rapidly on the railroad extension. At the present rate of advance, it will not be long till Plainville is reached. We have had some excessively C. L. McAfee who has been visiting at homo for the last two weeks left for Goodlund last Wednesday where he is rrr engaged on the Democrat.

Mr. Bratton, of Amherst thinks he will have 800 to 1,000 bushels of wheat HOTEL! T. .1. CON TOY, Prop'r. ur II lin If hI Mr.

Keller has his new house from 40 acres lately, harvested, which our local lights discussing polttk'H. I coniplctod. would be a very fair yield. They grapple with the great politi Keen on hand at all times. Flour, Mr.

Knowles, late of Waldo, has cot Corn and moved in with his son, Georire hot weather during the past week, but the indications are that we will have a good cooling shower before Meal, Chopped Feed, Oats. Give us a call. Waldo, Knnsm We were pleased to attend Catholic church last Sunday at this place in Mr. J. W.

Wilson's hall. Miss Minnie Carpenter and Aletba Smith are doing a lively business. The celebration at (5 rand Centre passed off quietly and pleasantly. Singing, speaking and declamations entertained the people the greater part of the day. The best part as the dinner, We were there all day ami never heard an oath.

How many celebration. call say as much? long. If, anyone imagines that it is an easy matter to collect items for a paper in a town of Waldo's size, he has only to try it one week to be eal problems with as much vim and earnestness as if the final solution of these intricate questions depended upon their knowledge and sagacity. That is one of the happy features of our government that any citizen may aspire to its high places and become a leader of the people, and au expounder of the principles of government. Read, study, debate; the country is safe so long as the masses keep themselves well inform- This is a new house, which has been fitted up with special reference to the comfort id' our guests.

Our accommodations are First Class, and our tables art spread with the best this market affords. Knowles, on the Ingham place, five miles south-east of town. From to 100 men are daily fed at the two hotels in this place. It is al-almost impossible to get lodging here, owing to the crowded condition of these houses. Casler Tate have reoentlyjput them uii neat little building whore they sell Hour and feed.

Give the boys a call when you need anything in their line, and they will treat you well. Some of the farmers south of town report the appearance of chinch bugs Whenever you know of anything of interest transpiring, please send in the item, for publication, andyoti Commercial men furnished with sample rooms in which to display their noods. THE ENTERPRISE THIS SPACE lickings to Misses Smith Carpenter, MILLINKItS. LURAY ITEMS. The school bonds carried last Saturday, by a majority of four votes.

One hundred au wo votes were In the evening, after the election, a regular joiifieatioii was indulged in. Anvils were fired, and bonfires were kindled. A number of speeches by "homo talent," were made, and the bond supporters were happy. W. II.

Mead, hanker, has proved will do us and the community a great favor. For some reason our paper did not reach us from Kansas City until Saturday evening, which is our 'excuse for the non-appearance of the Kntkbi'BIsk, on time, this week. Trade seems remarkably good here, considering the season, Our business men arc in excellent spirits and the town shows the evidence of thrift. These facts are very encouraging. If you wish to obtain a cheap home In a lively growing town, come to Waldo and invest at once.

Iffi ea, ignorance is iroeaom greatest enemy, The following taken from the Luray Headlight, is specially appli-able to Waldo's interests. And, inasmuch as a correspondence has begun between our people and moneyed parties in the east, in reference to the erection of a mill at. this place, we would suggest that all possible haste lie made in effecting a final settlement of terms before it is too late. "A good flouring mill at this point would do an excellent business, besides contributing largely to the improvement of the place. There are thousands of dollars worth of capital to-day, looking for an eligible investment, and if our most influential citizens would interest themselves in the matter, they might attract it to this place, in the form of a mill, a creamery, of some other equally valuable enterprise.

It takes work work, both in season and out of season, to secure such important in considerable numbers, on the corn. Not much apprehension is felt so long as rains continue seasonable. II. W. Miller, station agent at this place, is laying off for a few days, taking a rest.

Mr. M. has really been over-worked here, during the past three or four months, and needs a good rest. Warm winds two days of last week, but no injury to the crops resulted. The rain which followed, counteracted all bad effects, ami the prospects of an immense corn crop this season, continue good.

quantities of material for building this road is daily forwarded to con Stmction gangs, while about an equal amount is daily received here. This furnishes work for a great many men, and- makes things generally lively about town. We were back to the old homestead a few days ago, and found every thing looking well. AVe noticed some very line stacks of wheat at Mr. Ueatty's.

The corn fields in that vicinity are In a line condition anil the hay crop promises to be an abundant one. We took dinner with Mr. Crawford was pleased to see Mrs. Crawford, who has boen an invalid so long, looking so well. The towji well is not an unqualified himself a valuable acquisition to) our little town, Already lie has' FOU FIRST-CLASS built, or caused to be built, three very neat and pretty houses, and talks of erecting a fourth.

Such enterprising men areo great value to a new town, just struggling into existence. Mrs. Mead'? mother has commenced the erection of a neat little residence here, and when it is, completed she will become a citizen of Lie CITY MICAT JOB WORK, MARK KT. It. S.

C. F. Amks. We gladly welcome all such business establishments, and thus ray valuable accessions to our town, rop Kansas. CON HAD CAPRKJi, Waldo, success, though water has been obtain If the editor of the Headlight can ed at a moderate" depth.

Te quantity beat Harry Mead pitching horse of water, ho We vet is insufficient to shoes, Harry can get away with him on the count. I Fresh meats kept constantly on siippiy tue demand. We are here too short a time to venture advice or suggestion, but, woman-like, may have considerable to say upon this subject Uapt. i-ritts sets em up to tm; henever vou want a The price of lots is bound to advance soon, and then you will be sorry you did not buy. The fat editor of the Luray Headlight, who spent last Sunday night in Waldo, took a gentle sweat bath Monday, as he footed it from here to Luray.

Wc cannot see why an editor must sit so long at table. Waldo will continue to be head-quarters from which Railroad supplies will be forwarded to the com struetion gangs, until a point some fifty miles beyond Plainville is reached, and possibly until the road is completed. Strite sold six wagon loads of lumber to one man to-day, With all the talk of hard times, our farm-, ers are determined to have comforts able houses in which to live, and corresponding improvements on their farms. Who can blame them" Reiug a stranger in your midsi, we shall expect the aid and nyim path)- of the people, Let us have, a little of )'ws evM'yvVek different neighborhoods and Mir rounding country, especially from those interested io the prosperity our little burg. AMES (i JACK, PLffllk when we become better acquainted.

Our advertising patrons have been I. I hoys in honor of his new title of "Grandpa." j.j Last Thursday week, Mrs. George Trabert gave birth to a son, the first j' VANSCOYOC. male child born in the town. They Kansas.

build up a town and community, but nothing is accomplished by inaction. It is folly to think of building up a new town with the enterprise and Wealth of the resident population. Capital and capitalists from other parts must he attracted to the place, and the assurance given that investment in this or that enterprise will be attended with a competent return, before such Investment will be made, or the town amount to anything more than a miserable hamlet, whose aggregate Wealth would scarcely he sullicieiil to pay for the ground within the town limits. Now that good crops lire nearly assured, i' striked us that the time has arrived for persistent wo ousy uuring uie past week to write up their "ads." They will come to the front in good shape before many Issues of the Enticuimiisn, however. Watch the paper closely, and set) what they may have In say when they get time from their business to write up their named it Luray, for the town.

Mrs. L. D. Smith gave birth to a son last Monday. Mother ami child doing well, anil "grandpa" Fritts in ccstacies.

We are informed that the Head "grand announcements to an anxious ARCH CISTERNS A SPECIALTY, Loans money, sells and trades Heal JJstate, makes Final Proof papers, Insures against losu by tire, ligltttllltg and cyclones. Me Is also agent for the Town-it I i' optpafl and the 1'. Itailroad 1 Is. HftKiiftiBrt lntrt(tel to him pruMpi -it light office lias jmssed into the hands of Mr. McAfee present publisher of public." Air.

Ewiug is at work on our new printing oilice these days. We arc aiming to put up a pretty neat little Imihlilig, and will be glad to gqjtj in-t" ft, as it is nut pleasant livenud Work lip stairs. KSTIMATKS FURNISHED. concerted act ion in this matter. I that excellent paper.

Delay now, reduces chances, ami W. Hull, banker of Downs, I the work more difficult. 1 is Ur: time to spent Thursday in Luray..