The Daily World from Girard, Kansas • 4

PERSONAL. An Evening Tea. iy World The Girard Dai Jo Majors returned from Pittsburg i'r "i in" 'imiam" In tit' "SlSr it5s tm 'rllr ''wiii if I yesterday. Ten Cents a Week by Carrier. Gregg came home from Colum bus yesterday.

i hard, Kansas, July, 13. 1894. Judge Webb came over from Parsons yesterday to attend court. Memoiial Bar Meeting. Judge E.

M. Mason, went, to Erie RAWFORD County yesterday on legal business. I I vl Mayor Wm. Gardner made a trip to Wi! lee at wm Pittsburg yesterday morning. j.

Mrs. John Ramsey made a trip to members of tbe legal fraternity are always patriotic. in paying reverence to their departed fellows. This was illustrated at the There are few places in this city, or any other city for that matter, where a visitor is treated with more respect and courtesy than at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

I. Wright. A happy crowd gathered there last evening and at the door each and every one of them was greeted with a pleasant smile and a cordial welcome was extended to them by Mrs. Wright and her accomplished daughter Miss Daisy. A splendid repast" was spread and at 6 o'clock the guests were invited to sit at a table fairly loaded with the best products of the market prepared in the best possible manner.

Cards and music assisted in making the evening a most pleasant one. Those who had the pleasure of being were Mrs. Scholfield, Mrs. C. Turner, Fanger, Mrs.

E. H. Brown, Mrs. J. T.

Alexander, Mrs. Pittsburg yesterday, afternoon. J. C. Bayman arrived home after a visit at Pittsburg and other points.

Alex Livingston, of Forf Scott, made meeting of the Bar Association at the beautiful Girard a visit yesterday. Miss Leona Whitaker returned home yesterday from her.visit at Walnut. D. Ament an Con Booker were up from Pittsburg yesterday afternoon. T.

P. Fulton, editor of tbe Pittsburg Messenger, spent yesterdayin the city. WiLis McGuire was up from Beulah Geo. Richey, Mrs. Geo.

Cad well, IMrs. J. D. Barker, Mr. James McMurray, yesterday the guest of Dr.

A. T. Have- iy. Court House afternoon to pay tribute to tbe memory of the late Bishop W. Perkins.

About twenty members were present and most of them spoke of Mr. Perkins as they knew him and as they had come in contact with him. Words of praise, eulogizing the prominent life led by him, were spoken by all. They were unanimous in saying that -their business and social connections with Judge Perkins had been always of the most pleasant and friendly kind. All the adjectives in the English language of a commendable nature were brought jr a.

HaaI. A nnniiAnilot.A VwA.ffflF and Miss Willie Warner. Installation of Officers. Miss Hon tie Robison went to Argen tine yesterday to be absent for some Girard Lodg-e No. 13, 0.

S. F. ia- time. stalled the following officers Wednes C. R.

Bernard, a well known citizen day night: of Columbus, was attending court yes terday. W. H. Cogshlll, of Cherokee, was transacting business with Girard peo The young lady residing in Girard whb: receives the most votes between this date and the 20th day of August, 1894, will be entitled to go to any one of the millinery stores in the city, select any hat in stock, and bill for the same will be settled by The Daily World. We want every one who gets hold of one of these coupons to vote.

The contest shall be a fair one. No employe of this office will be allowed to vote, and no skullduggery will "be. allowed. The coupons will all be kept on file in this office and. will be open for the inspection of all.

A correct record will be kept and published from day to day of the votes, received by the different young ladies, so that all can see how each one stands every morning. Below is the coupon. Fill it out carefully and distinctly, and hand or mail to The Daily World. ple yesterday. A.

D. Pease has gone to Guthrie, Oklahoma, to look after some property P. Dwight wilder, C. Geo. McDonald, U.

Martha Deets, Sec, Elvira Bordwell, Nellie Adams, Chaplain, E. A. Howe, Marshal, J. H. Jackson, Warden, Huldah Ford, I.

Hi Struble, O. Joseph Ford. Visitors were present from He pier interests there. Mrs- John Randolph came un from Pittsburar yesterday to visit her par ents and friends. r.

Mrs. Hud gen and Mrs R. G. Irey ISA are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm and Cherokee, and an address of wel pn'; Hudgen near Monmouth. come was made by George McDonald Thomas Jones and familv were down which was responded to by M. H. Especially were the remarks of Judge II. G.

Webb, of Parsons, and Judge J. S. West particularly of a touching and affectionate nature, faultlessly eloquent and every word well chosen. Judge Webb occupied the Bench immediately preceding Judge Perkins' elevation to that honorable position, and has lived a neighbor to deceased, at Oswego since Perkins was a youth just arrived at man's estate. Judge West today ably bears the same honor once bourne by the distinguished gentleman in whose sacred memory this meeting was held.

The attorneys taking part in the ceremonies, were Capt. W. H. Morris, B. S.

Gaitskill, Thos. W. Wells, J. A. Smith, Judge H.

G. Webb, Arthur Fuller, T. W. Cogswell, W. J.

Gregg, P. P. Campbell. John Randolph, C. W- from Walnut yesterday on a combined business and pleasure trip.

Mrs. Kestler and daughters arrived Alberty, of Cherokee, in behalf of the visitors. Little May Howe delivered an elegant recitation entitled No Home," which was admired by all. home from Winfield where they had been visiting for a week or so. Mrs.

Meeds 'was up from Pitttsburg Bow's This. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re yesterday for a few hours but left on the noon train for Fort Scott. ward for any case of Catarrh that can- Wm. Potter and Wm. Goff, two of not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

the most prominent citizens of Sheri F. J. Cheney Props Toledo, O. dan township, were in the city yester We the undersigned, have known F. day.

J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- Earl Reiner returned home yesterday Butterworth, O. S. Casad, James Brown, M. P.

Bussell, Col. C. G. Haw- w-h A. from Johnson county where be had ieve him perfectly honorable in all bus Miss been visiting his aunt for a week or iness transactions and financially able more.

to carry out any obligation made by R. Wells returned home to Galena their firm. Thursday after spending a few days in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M.

West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Cowdry. Wadling, Kinman Marvin, Whole J. S. Welsh, a prominent young sale Druggist, Toledo, Ohio.

ley, W. ts. lirayman, uranK r-myier, and Judge J. S. West.

The following resolutions, reported by the committee appointed by the Court a week ago when the date of this meeting was amnounced, were 'unanimously adopted Whereas, The Great Rulers of us all, although to us seemingly at an untimely period in the Nations ex-Istance, when great and good men are needed, in his wisdom, on the 20th day of June, 1894 at 4 o'clock, p. suddenly summoned Hon. Bishop W. PArklnu. nnof the brightest men of Hairs Catarrh Cure is tatcen inter- stock raiser residing near Osage Mission, was in the city yesterday look" Hi ually, acting directly upon the blood Believing her to be the most popular young lady in Girard.

TS? iiiiiUiiiiiiiiimiiiimaimmniniiuuiiitiiiiiitiiauiaiiiKl Everybody Men, women and children are entitled to vote, so don't let a single coupon go to waste. Names and Numbsr of Votes Will bs Published in this Space. ing after business. and mucuous surfaces of the system. rice, 75c.

per bottle. Sold by all Mrs. Jennie Pease returned home to Druggists. Testimonials free. Cherokee yesterday after a visit in the city the guest of her parents Mr.

I and Mrs. C. Cooley. in. i A Tea Party.

Mrs. Geo. Crawford entertained number of her lady, friends at tea Mrs. H. A.

Richardson returned home to Pittsburg yesterday after a Wednesday evening. A most enjoyable short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Crawford. time was had. Those who had the pleasure of being this State and one of the ex-Judges of this from all his trials and labors to Eternal rest, and During all his public life, as judge, congressman and United States senator, he devoted nearly, all of his time and energies as an ever industrious and never ceasing worker for the best interests of the State and H. E. Hertner visited his father-in- present were: Mesdames J.D.

Barker, law, A. Schmid at Pittsburg yesterday V. Kincaid, T. Perry, R. H.

McKay, afternoon'. Mr. Schmid has been sick for some timaaud does not seem to be J. W. Weltner, II.

P. Grund, W. H. improving much. Barker W.

B. Millington, W. H. Sha- "K4Twm Tn a mkAHA V. ci s3 mna J3XM.B.

lIUBUDl UU9C tlUUOD UUDUOUU TJ CmO i mm -i er, H. Kinkaid, J. S.James, W.B. killed at Fleming Mine No. 3 January gfl McMillan, J.

Q. Bell, and Straus, zoth. oy tailing down the Shatt, was and tne general weuare oi an its citizens, no matter what their creed, politics or standing, whether humble or- exalted, never made difference with him. He never forgot the defenders of our Country, but always did everything to help them obtain their just rights, and as judge, of Joplin, Miss tieger, Mrs. Hall, Mrs.

Dawson, Mrs. Rev. Comings' and Miss consulting the county attorney yesterday on some important business mat ters. Willie Warne r. Mrs.

Js. Starkey arrived here from Some Statistics. Twenty-seven couples have been mar Schell City, Missouri, to take care of her brother, A. C. Robinson who has ried in Crawford county within the been quite sick for about three weeks.

be' always endeavored to noia tne scaie of justice equi poised always kind and fair to each member of the bar therefore be it Resolve That in the death of Hon. B. W. Perkins, we believe it can truth-fullv be said that the State and Nation She will remain with him until he gets past thirty days. The record of the well.

ages of those getting married shows Little Locals. haye lost one of their bnghvt and ablest See Gerkens combination list. that the. women on an average get married at an age 6 years younger than the average man. Among the 27 ladies, 13 of.

them were under 20 years of age, 5 men; the Old Soldiers and (jituens, one of their best and truest friends Hood's Pills cure constipation. 25c. Make yourself familar with the the Bench and Bar, one of the most genial and courteous members and one of its ablest iuderes and jurists, whose were just 20, and only 3 had arrived at German Star Grocery Combination. the age of 30, and the average of their nlace it will be difficult to fill. It is time to com' Henry Decker is helping to wait on ages was a traction less man zu Mesolved, That we, as the surviving Among the men only 1 was under 20, customers at G.

Reiner's west side store. memDers oi mis oar. uo must eiuwroiy denlore his loss, but rejoice in the 5 were over 30, and the avercge of their ages was a fraction over 26. hope and belief that; his soul has fol Wm. Straulick and Miss Lena M.

lowed the loner column of the many Cooper were married at Pittsburg July 11, Rev. Thomas Large officiating. The Star Lunch Boom. Ed Richardson, an experienced cook great and good men to the realm above; that we extend our heart-felt sympathy to his 'bereaved wife and children for their great loss, but we The locals on the Memphis route and attentive caterer, has opened a point with pride, and call their at started again yesterday and that road is again prepared to handle freignt as first class lunch room in the building just east of the old Kloeb corner and tention as some consolation, to the monument of his greatness and good mence tting invites everybody to call and see' him. Ooen from 7 a.

m. till 7 a. ness builded in the- hearts of his coun try men. more lasting than marble or frranite shaft, which can never perish. Mrs.

E. Bordwell went to Fort Scott Btsolved That this preamble and yesterday to attend the meeting of the these resolueions be spread upon tbe executive board of the Order of Select Journal of this Court that newspapers be re oueated to publish the same, and Friends. At their meeting the execu tive board will adjust the claim of that a copy be sent the widow and children of the under the P. Stanley and wife in regard to tbe usual. Wm.

W. Williams and Miss Hannah Doss were married in Washington township, July 8, Rev. N. Kepford officiating. Sheriff John Deets took Charles 'Lee to Fort Scott yesterday and left him under the care of the keeper of the Bourbon county jail.

Frank Smith and Miss Alena E. French, both of Arma, were married in this city yesterday afternoon. Probate Judge Finger performed the ceremony. On account of labor troubles supplies of fresh meat have been so cut off in Connecticut that the people are' subsisting almost entirely on vegetables and fisb. seal of thl? Court.

James A. Smith, insurance on the life of their son John tne Ed. Van Gundy, Committee. who was a member of that order and who died a' few days ago. Tnos.

W. Wells. Hand Mashed. E. Roe, brakeman on a Santa Fe ex D.

H. Young went to Kansas City yesterday to look after tbe sale of 1200 tra, caught his left hand between the pounds of butter, the products of the draw heads while coupling the engine Greenbush creamery, which he shipped on to the train at Frontenao yesterday to that place yesterday. About GOO lbs Grawiord Cou of butter were also shipped by him to afternoon about 4 o'clock, mashing his hand quite A telegram was sent here for a doctor to meet them at Joplin and Webb City yesterday, Marlon Blackter, a moulder at the 1vK-slf rf HnAH's Sarsanarilla. are the depot here and Dr. Blair respond foundry, caught the fingers of his right ed.

He examined the wound but found S3 reliable and worthy of confidence as if your most trusted neighbor. hand the cog wheels of some ma no bones The hand was badly chinery with Wuich he was working dashed and the flesh was broken on both sides so that it bled profusely. yesterday, and cut the third finger off and mashed the second finger quite The doctor dressed the wound and 1. 1. Dortioi HAIR.

badly. 9 panied thet crew to Chanute. Koe was a new man this being his first trip on Judge J. A. Wells and Miss Mary Jcsephena Hazen were married at Erie Tbe Judge has a large tMsdivison.

After Breslfzst number of friends in this city who extend to him their best wishes. CEO. POIESTLEY, GIRARD, KANSAS. HAST SIDE EQUAHS. Carries a full Una of Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausae Bclcjna, Pud To purify, vitalize and enrich the Llcod." and give nerve, bodily and Prcf.

GriClth is working hard to make the Merchant of Vesica" a big digestive strength, take Hood's Sarea Continue the medicine after success i Bora to Mr and W. H. Patter ri tt3 ta thoiT vtth Dr. 12.03 FiUa son, July 12, 1S31, a coa tick. Stf cry meal for a treatb.

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