The Arkansas City Daily News from Arkansas City, Kansas • 6

SIX tttE ARKANSAS CITY DAILY NEWS TITfiWAY, MARCH 4, Mi FAIRMOUNT en GUINN FUNERAL HELD TODAY LOCAL BRIEFS Mrs. Mike Crouse is vfrry sick. tertainment LOCAL BRIEFS Mrs. Wm. Stubbs is reported to be quite sick at her home on Squth street.

The funeral services over the body F. B. Rogers of Hardy, was here last night. O. L.

Brown wrih to Fairfax this teornlnjc on bnilnesH. The Falrmount College's Olep Club entertainment at the high school auditorium last night was mott pleasing and it is the safe thing to say it is the equal of all Santa Fe entertainments. The auditorium was well tilled wlh appreciative listeners who have but words of praise for he Fair-mount boys. The personnel includes twenty young men, all Kansans. Hugh E.

Clllen left this morning for an extended visit at Effingham and Atchison, and St. Joseph, Mo. Mn, B. M. Druley went to Chi locco this morning.

Mr. Kennedy, or Galveston, colonization agent for the Santa Fe, was here this morning for a short business visit. Bufiis Marsh went to Newklrk this morning on business. Get the news thro the Nowa. MARKET REPORT this, Art Smith went to Guthrie morning on business.

FOR SALE One two-horse power steam engine and two-horse power steam boiler, good as new. Will sell on payments. SeP Chas. W. Early, 318 South Summit.

eo. Leekley made iai business trip to Ponca City thts morning. of Mrs. Mary E. Qninn were held at the Frist Presbyterian church this morning, conducted by the pnstor, Dr.

Gardner. The sermon was most Impressive, inasmuch as the subject covered a career full of much good for the general public, and of one whom had taken a most prominent part In the social and church circles of the city. The funeral was attended by the different orders of whom the deceased was a member, several being represented, however none in a body. The floral offerings were huge and magnificent. The chorus loft was filled to overflowing with beautiful offerings and the casket was banked with, flowers.

Mesdames Charley Fowler and Ned Miller nnd Messers. C. E. Cunning and Charley Fowler sang. The funeral of Mrs.

Gulnn was one of the largest that Arkansas City ever witnessed, many being unable 1o get inside the church. A very large crowd accompanied the funeral party to the depot, where the body was taken on the noon Santa Fe train for HutchliiBon, where temporary Interment will be made. The demonstration at this funeral Mrs. C. IT.

Peters went to Kaw City this morning for a visit with relatives Kansas City cash market reported daily by the Arkansas City Milling Company. The market report for today is as follows: Sort wheat, $1.00 to Hard wheat, 85 to 871-2. Corn, 461-4 to 40 1-2. Clyde Scruton left this morning for Little Rock, after a visit of several days With his relatives here. Clydo has an express run on one of the limited trains from Little Rook to Memphis.

Mrs. TMmnn Paris weut to Lawton, this morning for a short visit. Mrs. M. J.

Barnes, who hae been quite sick, is said to be improved II Oats, 321-2. Regular, average, $7.70 SPECIAL SALE OF HAIR GOODS AT UNUSUAL PRICES Any lady that needs a beautiful hair switch here is an opportunity that seldom occurs Fine 2 oz. 20 inch switches Beautiful 2 oz. 24 inch $1.19 24 inch 2 oz. Triplet switch $1.98 28 inch 3 oz.

Triplet switch $2.50 30 inch 3 oz. switch $3.98 34 inch 4 oz. switch $5.39 28 inch 3 oz. extra quality, fine hair switches $7.50 O. H.

Saunders went to Guthrie FOR SALE The following books, nil good as new at big discount 25 volumes Wilkle Collins works; 32 volumes History Nations of the World; 13 volumes Works of Louis Stevenson. Can see same at Chas. W. Early's Furniture store, 318 South Summit. this morning on official bnsines for the Santa Pe.

AKKAXSAN CITY I.I I' HTOCK from HENNEBRRRY COMPANY Hogs, fancy top $8.10. ItfKUlar average $7.80: Choice steers, 809 10 LOCH) pounds $0.00 lo MM. Choice heifers 700 to OOOlbs. $5.50 to Good fal rwg, to $3.50. Common 13.50 to $4.50.

was a tribute to one of Arkansas City's best women, who has gone lo L. L. Maxey, a Midland Valley representative at Wichita, was here last night on business. hef reward. The bereaved husband nnd daughters have the profound sympathy of the community.

Miss May Adams, county superin tendent, was down from Wlnfleld last night to visit with Miss Delia Whte. Thin Cows and Heifers $3.50 For Insurance see E. Roscherry Son. Phone 170. tf Hulls, $A30 to (5.50.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Karly who have been visiting with their son Charles Early for some time, returned to their home in Washunga this morning. Poultry.

OLAY PRODUCE COMPANY VACATE DUN Mrs. Abbie L. Jennings, twenty-seven years of age, wife of Allen Jennings, northeast of the city, died at 2:30 o'clock thts morning of tuber-cuIasIm. Mrs. Jennings had been critically 111 for sometime.

The deceased leaves a husband, four sons and one daughter to mourn her untimely death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Riley at the home at Ave o'clock this evening, after which the body was shipped via the Frisco to Hillsdale, Kansas, for burial. The children left motherless range from two to fourteen years of age. Mr.

Jennings and his children have the profound sympathy of many kind neighbors. Hens and Pullets straight weights CAN ADDITION At an adjourned session of the com In naming those who were at the Crelghton party the names of Mr. and Mrs. P. A.

Miller and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McDowell were omitted.

niissioiifrs last ntght, a resolution i. i. i Old cocks if? 5Vic lb. Young cocks ffi bV-c lb. Geese 6c lb.

Ducks UP 10c lb. Old Tom Turkey 11c lb. Young Tom Turkey over 11 lbs. 13c lb. Turkey Hens over 8 lbs.

(S 13c. asking for the vacation of Duncan addition, which composed four ten acre tracts east of the Interurban right-of-way and north of Kansas avenue. Jee Bell has succeeded Ray Beard as president of the Arkansas City Gun Club. Mr. Bell advises that the club will hold meeting every Sunday.

was passed, which resolutions also PRESIDENT AT 1:87 Less than the above weight Cc. Spring Chickens 9c. asks the county commissioners to allow this portion of land to be vacated from the townslte. The petitioners were Daniel and Emmi Mosler, Otis Collier and Samuel Baird. Irvln Wright this morning took charge of the cleaning and pressing department of the Smith Brothers' clothing store, succeeding "Pete" CITY SI'BSCRIBERS.

The circulation management of ELKS ELECT the News wishes to advise delin- Washington, March. 4 At 1:37 the senate members proceeded to the inauguration stand and promptly at 1:37 Wilson took the inaugural oath and immediately began his address. The program in parts was delayed more than an hour and a half by pressure of business in the senate. Thc old expedient of tinning the clock back was used in both houses in order to preserve the constitutional provision. The senate adjourned at 12:37, whereupon Marshall was sworn in.

quent subscribers in the city that William Vawter, telegraph operator at the Western Union offices, returned last night from a visit at Ga-insvllle, Texas, with his father, Dr. Jamison Vawter and family. they are expected to come to the OFFICERS At a regular meeting of the Elks lodge last, night the following of office and pay their subscription, Notices to delinquents in the city were mailed out this week, and ficers were elected: Dr. Hodge, ex I they are asked to give the matter alted ruler; C. it.

Pollard, esteemed leading knight; Robt. Finney, esteem The Womans' Foreign Missionery Society of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Farley's 322 Ndfth 3rd 'slrfe'et. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Secretary.

their immediate attention. This notice does not apply to mail sub- scribers, who are cut off the list when their time expires. Mr. Business Man ed loyal knight; T. R.

Butler, esteem ed lecturing knight; J. Falrclo, sec retary and R. A. Brown, treasurer. Notice.

If for any reason you miss AND Miller's Fhotvs are the best. your paper at any time you are requested to make the fact known ft at this office immediately. You The Christian Woman's Board of Missions will met. at the borne of Mrsy Hnshaw, 323 North Second st Wednesday at 2:80. Topic, "Training the Children for Church and, Mission Service." Mrs.

Fulkerson Is leader, and a good attendance Is desired, should get your paper every Mr. Farmer Man WOODROW WILSON BOY Woodrow Wilson Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Rice of this city, put in his appearance at the Rice home early tliis morning and was immediately named for the man who was made president today. evening, and if it is missed for some reason the only way this office will know of it is through your complaint. In cases where subscriber is missed they are re- quested to notify the office the next morning without fall. For Are Insurance telephone Granam Smith, a ticket agent In the Union station at St. Louis, was in Arkansas City this morning, en-route to points south of here.

While In the oity, Mr. Smith visited a short time with Fred Jepsen and M. Z. Baker of the Santa Fe. Frank J.

Hess. Night Phone, No. 6. Here's something you are going to need and need it bad, if you expect to take advantage of the PARCELS POST WANTED Lady or gentleman interested in church work or kindergarten work for pleasant employment, about 2 months salary to start, $1.50 per day. State present employment.

Reference necessary. Ad-drss A. S. Care Daily News. There will be a called meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church in the Primary room Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.

From THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO. ARKANSAS CITY. KANSAS Three lines on the ordinary moulding Special business and all the ladles the church and congregation are urged to come out Sec. NOTICE Hereafter the News will make a charge per line for printing re- -solutions of condolence, and at charge of 26c for publishing cards 1 S. T.

Alton of Los Angeles was in the city last night ae the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. T. McKay.

Mr. Alton si the president of the Alton TheFinest Service Southeast! Whether yod want to go to Birmingham or still further southeast, the Frisco is the finest way. Ask the Frisco Agent about the fast through Frisco trains of steel electric lighted coaches, chair cars, diners, serving Fred Harvey meals, and about the electric berth lighted Pullmans. Your trip Via Frisco Lines will prove a revelation in rest-ful comfort. Let the iTrisob agent aid you with the details.

Round Trip Winter Tourist rates to southeastern points. SATISFACTION You will find that every customer of mine in both tuning and buying a piano have been perfectly satisfied in both. the goods and price and not treated as if they had more money than they knew what to do with. It has been my aim to give the purchaser the best possible for the money. Come and see my pianos and get the prices, and then if there is any other piano you like better for the money, you are privileged to get it without any slur or knocking on my part.

It is your purchase and not mine. Phon or write for an appointment K.Weller Daniels Expert Tuner tnd Dealer in High Grade Pianos Office 222 N. 8th SI. Phone 1 Mercantile company of Enid and went Mercantile companE oyf nt aflf.o-two there this morning to visit his; son, of thanks. Notices of entertain- ments where an admission is charged or- collection Is taken up will bo-charged the regular rate.

Notices of sonWtyj and lodge meetings, including programs for the same, vHU not be accepted for 35 cents a pad 10 cents mailing prepaid 5 cts. Harry Alton, who Is the manager of the house. Mr. Alton lias large i fralt Interests i'i California. nvpr the tplpnhnnft Thev must ho wrttnn nut nnif ent to the of- The News today Is making an flee, in which case any mistake will be avoided.

effort to cover the inaugural ce- remonWlu full, even to a photo- graph of the Wilson parade as it i OVOtlllA t.hS passea reuuu au afternoon, all of which came ex- tra special wireless the full details of which will not be given JUST AN EVEN FIFTY GENT DEAL TO ANY PERSON OR FIRM IN THE UNITED STATES The Parcels Post Ruling requires that you have your return marked plainly on the package. Write your copy plainly and send it to the News Publishing Company with the fifty cents and the orders will be promptly filled. C. O. FRITZ.

AGENT PHONE 616 STOPI MR. FARMER. WAITI Before ypu purchase that cream separator come in and inspect our IOWA DAI SEPARATOR A. A. DOWNING DEALER IN PUMPS AND WINDMILLS 423 S.

Summit Phone 178 for fear that Home of the otner great pnetropolltan dailies in this part of the state may get a lino on the same rvlce. Depend upon the News, and you will get all there is north reading Our inaugural service today amounts to more than- 6,000 Words. It is jnst like being In Washington. Vou see a portion of the parade and read of all the particulars. RED BALL TRANSFER GO.

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