The Inter-State News from Rosedale, Kansas • 8

Phone 444X Dell tbz UntcrStatetUsvs BVERY FRIDAY. RACK A. WALLACx7'lt'tur PAINTING and Paper Hanging Ross Smiley 515 Division St. ELL PHONE 221 Rosed ale Work Guaranteed Mrs. T.

H. Schoofield, of 4008 Holly Street, Kansas City, was pleasantly surprised by a number of frlenda Thursday evening, last. An elegant dinner was served. Among those present from Rosedale were Mrs. Cox, Mrs.

Lincoln, Mrs Schimmel, Kitchen and Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Herrington, of Kansas City, Mo. Jas.Judge and family of Dodd St. will move to Los Angeles, Cal.

Mrs. T. J. Misenhelter has returned borne after making a trip with her Sftfacel Coloradov Texas an1 Bruce Bidler and family of High street are movlng'to a farm near Emporia, Kansas. Forwent 7 rcom house, with window shades, good barn, one acre of ground, good chicken yard.

1274 High Street. Call I1 262y. $15 a month. FOR RENT 4 room house, gas and water, 1624 Argentine Boulevard. Bell phone 173J, Rosedale.

$8.00. FOR RENT Nice Cosy 4 room cottage at 109 High street. Call Rosedale 99. Mrs. G.

A. Wallace. The Mother'- Meeting hld tt tin Whitmore building was well attended Fifty persons were present. Rev, Joei'A. Barker gave a very Interest- ng talk on the "Co-operation of tba Mothers and Teachers." Mrs.

S. R. Williamson made a report of the Mothers meeting held in Kansas City, Kan. last week, where Mr. Spargo, of New York, and Mrs.

E. R. Weeks of Kansas City, make splendid speaches. Mrs. J.

R. Kauf- man proposed plans by which funds could be raised for a piano for the building. Tea and wafers were served and (8 'was taken up toward the piano fund. Miss Jewett's pupils furnished the music. A Mother's Meeting was held Thurs- day afternoon at the Columbian school.

A very interesting and in- stru-tlv talk on eontaglovi and in- fectious diseases of children was given by C. C. Dennie, a senior at the Kan- sas Medical School. A committee consisting of Mia. J.

Fred Mrs. Chapman, and Mrs. W. Huntington was ap- pointed by the president Was son to ask the Board of Education to install sanitary drinking fountains The committee was also to ask that the school yard at Columbian be paved. The school children are forced to play upon the street in wet weather on account of themuddy con- dition of the grounds.

A social tea followed and a good time was enjoyed by all. Progressive Hive No 21, L. O. T. held public installation of officers last Wednesday afternoon, February 21, at Union Hall.

The following officers were installed: Lady Commander, Het- tie Craine Lt. Emma J. Reid; Past Lizzie Jones; Financial Auditor, Mary Buck; Record Keeper, Alice D. Huntington Chaplain, Jennie Reppert; Sergeant-at-Arms, Annette Prior Sentinel, Maud Schuler Picket, Alice Miller; Official Prompter, Lizzie Sweeney; Musician, Georgia Mills- paugh'; First Color Bearer, Carrie Mc- Nees Second Color Bearer, Bessie Reynolds, Kate M. Swan, district deputy, as installing officer, assisted by Nellie Bradshaw, as Lady of Cere- mony, and Minnie Slater, as captain.

with her guards, did the work in a most able and impressive manner. Mrs. Swan was presented with a silver berry spoon by the Lady Commander. The Guards of Harmony Hive made a beautiful nnnwirnn In whifo onfl tht oeuunrui appearance in wmte ana tneir military drill was executed in a mxt perfect manner. Refreshments were served and thp nftprnonn wns ptHovmI scieu auu uie anernoon was enjoyed l' ail.

GRAND CONCERT The Gluntz Orchestra will give a 'o? ic.u FlF8t Methodist Church, Friday, March 15. The orchestra consists of 50 Instrru- ments and will render a verv flno m. ments ana wni renaer a very line en- Admission, 10c. Follow- ing in the progr am: Directors Choice, March. ni Joy and Pleasure Yahrling Entire Orchestra.

The Herd Girls Dream Labitzky Qnint irsit rt belected, Violin Duet Mandolin Quartette, Annie Laurie H. Gluntz, Louise Becker, Donald Becker Wnl1nJP cecicer, Hi. s. wanace. Adios Senorita Gustafsen Funiculi Funicula Denza H.

GluntZ Concert Troupe. INTERMISSION. Melody in Rubinstein Nnpnmia PoKot iMttcoima raDSt H. Uluntz Concert Troupe. Glowworm Selected Songs with violin obligato by Miss Mabel Ridgell.

Recitation Miss Lucile Stalker Day in the Cotton Field and Zublin SYNOPSIS rnnr, Darkies on their way to the cotton field on the Mississippi River. Darkies singing at their work. DarkiM danc with rtuHirht nn hnat uaraies aance Wltn aengnt as Doat approaches. Song on boat, "Old Kentucky Home Darkies resume dancing as boat passes away. I have some buyers for cottage with large lota; on easy terms.

D. B. Matney, 9 S. Rosedale Bell phone 42. fhrlAC flirV MAritkt vlldUW UdlA, lCUUSl p-mmftnjl hij 621 Commerce Bldg.

no IIoin0 phone 2885 Mln Bell Phone, 4556 "J-Maln LIIIOAO PITV II A IVAllOAO III 1 19 in- yUr Water Dill at tllO City CiGrk'S Ol" flc 01agen.g SOIl StOrO. I ft 1 1 1 A TVT 3 TTa 1 CANNON'S TNSTTT? ATtfiTF uiOUXMiauii AGENCY Office: 1148 Kansas City Ave, Rosedale, Kans. NOTICE 1 wl11 build in Rpsedale a Meeting House for ay church or society and 11 to them by the year, Telephone or Address. W.A.MICHAEL, 2910 Harrison Kansas City, Mo. L0ST-A Fx Terrier dog.

Answers to the name of "BI11y" Black and whlte BPtted- Reward. Call at printing office, 17 Wyandotte St. Bell Phone 9 9 Rosedale. Flrst Published March 1, 1912. lgT "Ifff a'speclai meeting of the City Council will be "J1 8 Sat.C kLsIo'sU JLK'Si Equalization for the consideration of the report of the appraisers and the nearlnK any objections made to the correctness, validity and fairness of the same for-the changing of the grade line on Southern Avenue, Dewey Ave- nue and Flsher Avenue, and as to the damages assessed to the property own- ers thereof.

lopted in council February 27, 1912. (Seal) A- c- HOLMES, Citv Cleric T'SrSv WSLW Notlce 13 hereby given to all Intei- ested property owners that a Bpecial meeting of the City Council will be held 7th day of March, 1912, at 8 0-ciock p. m.f at the Clty Hall -Rosedale, Kansas, to sit as a Board of Equalization for the consideration of leaJ2orf the appraisers and the hearing of any objections made to correctness, validity anrt fairnem of the same for the changing of tne fhrdlH J.J'i1 f1, f.rom the east line of College Avenue to a point 250 feet south and as to the damages assessed to the property own- Adopted in council February 27, 1912. (Seai) a. holmes, city Clerk.

First published Marc I. 1P12. ORDINANCE NUMBr.lt 820 An ordinance authorizing the Kan- sas clty and Rosedale Street Railway Company t0 construct, maintain and operate a street railway on Ann Av- enue, In the City of Rosedale Kin. Be It ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Rosedale. Kansas.

Section 1. That the Kansas City and Rosedale Street Railway Cpm- pany, a corporation duly organized 5ndr the 0, Ml88ourl, its suc- cessors and assigns, are hereby grant- ed the right, privilege and authority to construct, maintain and operate carB on a w'Ve on Ann Avenue, from the south line of Kansas City Avenue to the alley between Kansas City Av- enue and Dodd Bt-eet, the motor p0Wer of which shall be electricity. for a period of twenty (20) yearn 'rom and after April 6, 1896, subject to the terms and conditions of or- dlnance number 106, and ordinance number 22S, and to maintain two Are one at Edith Avenne and Kansaa City Arcnue ewCoimtry Opening! Railroad Gap Closing! Nels Wisner 748 Southwist Boulmrd Clocks and Jewelry s. New and Second Hand Anything not in stock will be order ed on short notice. Arrangements made with wholesale house to you can go and select Just what you want for less money than any Jeweler can sell you and carry foods in Stock.

Come in and get an order on whole sale Jeweler and try it. Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Bead the Interstate News. Scliincdinglioii Bros. Groceries and Meats 1505 ADAMS STREET WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, Bell Phone 160 Rosedale The Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway is 'closing its gap of 1 63 tj? across the famous Los 3os Valley in Vs.

This rich Dd empire is now to settlers and investors. Here is your chance to buy fertile land at opening prices before theT? railroads get there. Such an opening comes jjnly once in a lifetime. LOWER PECOS VALLEY FRUIT has won many prim at National Expoiitiotu and notable lot ib flavor and size, LOWER PECOS VALLEY ALFALFA cuts 7 tons an acre per annum and makes $75 to $12 --an acre profit. get a Free Trip Lady Attendant KANSAS CITY, MO.

Office of publication, 17 North Wyandotte St ftoaedstle; telephone Koaedale W. OFFICIAL CUYv PAPER KetablUhed aa The Commercial August 10, Mb. Ke-entered April IW02, at Kaneae City, eecond clana matter, under act of eongreM Of March 1 187l. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. iy KM, one year, lu advance Advertising rate upod'itppUcaUon.

Tint tfflW8 lea continuation of THE COM UERCIAL, established 18U5. (ANSAS C1TV. KANSAMROSEDALE STATION) FRIDAY. March 1911. Peter Jiison 1b a candidate for couneUuinn, Second ward, subject to the Progressive primaries.

Mr. Nun-nlok was a candklnte, but was called away from tlie city. n. M. Best, of 818 Kiist Thirty-third Street, Kansas City, is very ill.

Mr. Best has many friends in Rosedale who will regret to learn of his illness. He was formerly a citizen of Rosedale. Dr. Welch is ill.

FOR SALE One gas range, 1 gas heater, 5 chairs, kitchen table and sanitary couch, at 1618 Stinson Avenue. Mr. Mrs. M. Caress of 1618 Stinson, will leave soon for Los Angeles, to make their home.

The Geo. Rushton Baking Company is building a brick addition to their large brick bakery and will also install a new up-to-date pie oven. Now is the time to register, election is near at hand. The NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT. The new fire department has been temporarily installed in Mr.

Archie Turner's building at 111 Southwest Boulevard, and is -all equipped and ready to make a run at any time if it is necessary. Chief Geary has charge and will no doubt be glad to have any -of the citizens call and see the equipment any time. We have waited a long time for the privilege of seeing our own department and we should avail ourselves of the opportunity at once. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Rosner, of Greeley, Kansas, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

O'Connell, of Walnut Street. Mr. and Mrs. S. V.

Donnelly of 402 Southwest Boulevard, are the proud parents of a little daughter, born Tuesday, February 20. Rosedale Aerie No. 1100, has purchased the Killmer Block, on Kansas City Avenue, for and will soon move to their new home. The Knights of Columbus had the club rooms in the building. They are now looking up a new location.

STREET SWEEPER. We have a fire department now and we should take up the street sweeper. It will only cost three hundred dollars and will save the city that much in a few months and also save -our new pavements. We have good streets and let us take" care of them. There was much dissatisfaction with the sprinkling last year.

As soon as the wagons drive over the sprinkled streetk a few times the dust is just as bad as before it was sprinkled, but if we had the streets cleaned there would be no occasion for dust. Our streets have been kept much better of late than ever before and all the citizens appreciate it. Let the good work continue. Entertainment A musical and literary entertainment will be given by Charity camp 1425, R. N.

of Tuesday evening, March 5, at Union Hall, 1st and Southwest Boulevard. Admission 10 cents. Dancing. Everyone invited. CONCIL MEETING.

The council met in adjourned session Tuesday evening 1n the city hall. Mayor Clasen presided. Ordinance No. 820 was passed. C.

L. Geary was appointed fire chief and other routine business was transacted. Council adjoyrned until, the next regular meeting, March 5." T. Geary, the newly appointed fire chief, has many friends in Rosedale, who, will be glad to learn of his appointment Any one wishing to subscribe for the Inter-State Xewa in the newly added additions can leave their names and addresses at the store of R. Sayers, at H24 Hudson 8treet Pear Orchards in Pecos Valley pay $1,000 an Crapes $500.

Over two million California Craps Vines now being planted. The tide is turned toward Lower Pecos Valley. Already one million dollars in vested there in fruit and alfalfa land by experienced farmers, fruit growers and FAMOUS IMPERIAL IRRIGATION PROJECT NOW COMPLETED yWater in big reservoir add canals. Thoutands of acres goirg into cultivation now. Let me tell you how to to tlus fertile empire in the Lower Pecos Valley of West Texas.

I can show you one of the best opportunities for big money making being offered anywhere to homeseekers and investors. Come to my offics today and if you have not time to do this, phone, write, or wucme and I wil get hc valuable informatiaa to you with a nuh. D. E. MATNEY, Local Representative, 9 South Rosedale Avenue Bell Phone 42 ROSEDALE, KANSAS.

Residence, Bell 382 Rosedale. J. L. STUHLMAN Monumental Works All Kinds of Cemetery Work Markers and Fences. Anyone needing anything in this line, give us a call and get acquainted with our prices and work.

We guarantee our "work. 803 S. W. Boulevard, Rosedale, Kan. Licensed Embalmer Darkies sing as they resume their Avenue.

W0TTk' Section 2. That said grantee, Its Homeward bound. successors and assigns, shall within Manuela Portuguese ten (10) days after the passage and Entire Orrhnfrn approval of this ordinance file with entire urcnesira. tne clty clerk an acceptance in writ-Good Night ing of the terms and conditions here- of, which written acceptance shall be In such form as may be satisfactory Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Willis Will at- to the mayor of the City of Rosedale. tend the golden wedding anniversary who shall endorse thereon his ap- HE" ParVIr' take J. S. Hodkins, at Lee Summit, effect and be in force from and after Saturday. its passage by the council, approval by the mayor and publication as pro-Saturday morning H.

W. Gates (N Passed In council this zTday of drove the new fire wagon through the February, 1912. city. He was accompanied by Frank A. holmes, Wike, a fireman from ctty.

c'er came down with the apparatus. Much daiPof February. 1 912 8 enthusiasm was manifested when the (Seal) samue'l CLA8EN, department passed through the busi- Mayor. ness district In the afternoon Geo. Gerner took his auW and took Frank J- teFjiri and J.

A. Puhr are WikE. John Stuhlman. H. W.

Gates, toJ 4 concmen in the Mr. Watson and L. C. Chapman for a Progressive drive over the boulevards in Kansas "ckeL The ute News said City. Mo.

Mr. Wike was entertained eT were candidates on the Repub- by John Stuhlman, L. C. Chapman and lican Ucket anditjwasajnisUke. Amos Martin in the evening.

rTT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fllkln are the Miss LuraJWillis will go to Lee S.roud, par.ent8 ta Bon' Summit Mo Saturday Tuesday, to which they have given bummit, baturaay. the name of Uwrence Qwooi PHYSICIANS AMBULANCE CARRIAGES FOR ALL PURPOSES MAURICE M. QUIRK UNDERTAKER Parlors 3015 Main Street, Both Phones South 1778 Res.

Phone Bell 21 10 South.