The Saturday Evening Kansas Commoner from Wichita, Kansas • 7

THE KANSAS COMMONER, THURSDAY JANUARY 21, 1904. bushels of N. E. Baird bought 2,000 Messrs Fred Vanhorn and CJeve nett were busy in our burg, Friday. A.

K. T. A. meeting next Monday night. Every member is requested to be present.

Ben- f' Jlj Owins Frank Fogelstrom and son, Andrew were transacting business in our county 5 to the Success seat last week. Richard Edlund, of Newton was visit ing at his uncle's, Mr. Johnson's, the first of last week. The literary exercises at Rising Sun have closed. All matter for publication sent to the Commoner must be in by Wednesday noon at the latest, otherwise it will be too late for the issue of the paper for that week and will be rejected.

The matter for publication must be sent in weekly, if only a few items at a time. If sent in only occasionally the writer as well as the readers of the Commoner lose interest. The name of the locality should always be written at the top and the name of the correspondent signed to the contribution, so that we may avoid any confusion. We take pleasure in thanking our correspondents for their interest in writing for the Commoner and we urge them to write weekly. Mr.

Kirk and his son George were of Our GREAT WONDER SALE It will continue two weeks longer. Monday there will be prices here which'should attract all close buyers to this store. doing business in Clearwater, Monday. Mrs. C.

C. Elinn, of Purcell. T. T. came Sunday to see her mother, Mrs.

C. D. Green, who is sick. J. P.

Schermesharn and wife from Rio Blenco, Colorado came for a two months visit and to look alter his business affairs. G. A. Briggs, who has lived on the John Fry place has moved on the L. Cross farm near Valley center.

W. II. Wyatt on R. F. D.

3-, has moved to Galena, Oklahoma. Geo. Rose, of Valley Center was in Sedgwick, Monday. W. L.

Siler went to Newton Monday to see Mr. Warkentin, who wrote to him to come and figure on a $7,000 residence. It is no trouble for a good workman like Siler to get work and thebebt at that. Mr. Sill, of Winfield, brother of Mrs.

Speer, is making her a visit. Rev. J. W. Kirkpatrick went to Hess-ton Monday to help in a two weeks meeting.

The Rev. Herbert of Hesston, wili fill the pulpit at the M. E. church next Sun- Mrs. Aug A.

Johnson, her son Carl, wheat last week, we are told. II. OHofI sold one thousand bushels of wheat, Saturday. Thos. Coates was delivering one thousand bushels of wheat last week which he sold the Saturday before.

John and A. Bennett and Elmer Brown shelled corn Friday. Ym. O'brien is said to be around the house again and in hopes of a partial recovery. Mrs.

II. Fearey is in a rather bad shape and may go to Wichita for treatment. Will Kruse has been real bad off with acute articular rheumatism for over a week, and was not much better Saturday. Mrs. Bertha R.

Sellon has been very poorly again the last two weeks or more. She is staying with her sisters at home. Mr. Bennett is very anxious about her. Ira Smith and wife were out to Mt.

Pleasant Sunday school last Sunday. It is pleasant to see people remember old neighbors and friends. and baby Mildred were visiting at Mrs. (justaison isunday. Ora Hart made a business trip to Clear water, Monday.

Vernon Items. Mr. and Mrs. George Tomford and daughter Lulu spent Sunday at Mrs Pease's. Vernon literary and Sunday school have been closed on account of scarlet fever.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wineteer took dinner at Bert Wineteer's, Sunday. Everyone' will be glad to hear that Mabel and Elda Baker and Henry Thompson are improving. Quite a number of young people enjoyed listening to Mr.

Shorey's phonograph at the home of Mr. D. Wineteer, last Wednesday evening. Mrs Smith and daughters, Mabel and Hazel visited at T. H.

Spark's Sunday. Our youngest bachelor, Arthur Wineteer, called on our oldest bachelor, Mr. Longfellow, last Monday. W. L.

Smith purchased hogs of Alva Dirlam, last week. Mr. Boyer and daughter attended church in Wichita, Sunday. Ethel Smith was in Wichita Saturday, havings dental work done. Misses Naomi and Emma Jenetzky Wonder Sale Percales were the guests of Matie Johnson, Sun day.

Monday we will place-on sale 1 ,200 yards Dark 3 ii Percales; per yard 14 per yara Mr. W. Warner was visiting last Sun day at Mr. O. Harts.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kimmel were vis A. MUELLER Undertaker and -Embalmer Wonder Sale Underwear iting Mr. and Mrs.

A. Leichardt, the first of this week. Monday we will sell 25 dozen Men's heavy Fleeced Cassady is busy cutting and trim day, January 24th. ming Lis hedge this week. 27c Underwear, SHirts or Drawers, sizes broken; Wonder sale price ai3 North riain Open all the time The new Sweden Sunday school will Office Phone 835 give a two course supper of ice cream and cake, coffee, doughnuts and pickles, and Frank Watts, Mr.

Ranson, A. T. Bill-ington and family and Mr. Dorean and family of Bentley, attended quarterly meeting Sunday. Steve Thrush and wife, Albert Hanson and wife, Mrs.

Strenick and Mrs. Kinly and a red headed boy from Sedgwick Lincoln Searchlight. Another Sunday has passed and gone and still no winter, and weather is fine but we are needing some rain or snow for the wheat. Clarence Ritter was seen in this locality Sunday. We think he is tired of batch i other dainties next Friday night, Janu ary 22nd.

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wonder Sale Boys' Drawers. Bojs Heavy Fleeced Drawers, sizes regular up to 34; Wonder Sale price Fascinators Tallman s. Everyone come for you will Enterprt-e Item.

Harry Miller is attending Fainnount college. Mr. Everett Wilkinson of Stark county surely enjoy a good social time. spent Sunday with L. Crum and family.

Oatvllle. From last week. The following officers were elected at Cartwright Sunday school Supt. J. W.

Norton; Assistant Supt. Ernest Tatman, Secretary and treasurer Blanche Royal, Librarian Lela Tatman; Organist Jose- The red headed man not satisfied, and Julia Teachout, of Bloody Run school 18c 19c was the guest of ireda oustatson over being hungry, took a Crum and went south and did not return until a late hour in the night. Going south they lost Saturday and Sunday. Fifty, only, wool Square Fascinators; size All the farmers of this vicinity were a watch, later the watch was found near phine Haydeu; Chorister Mrs. Royal.

JbxJb; lull yara square; Monday doing business in our pretty burg, Clear Wm. Finn's. Will the red headed boy explain how the watch got north when they say they went north. water, Monday of this week. St Marks Items.

M. F'aber has been enlarging bis barn. ing. W. II.

Batchelder shipped a fine car of hogs fo Wichita Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Delong is quite 'sick at this writing, but think she is improving some.

Virgil Batchelder visited with John De'Long Saturday. Mr. Chipps and Mrs. Belle Wilson visited at Lola Delong's, Saturday. Melvy Delong shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City last week.

W. II. Batchelder bought some fine steers from Joseph McKim, the last Illinois is visiting at his uncle air. Wilkinson's. Mr.

Miller is hauling lumber for his new barn. Work on the building will commence at once. George and Alberst Solter of Clearwater was visiting in this vicinity recently- Mr. Vail and Nagle shelled com for Frank add Mr. Cunningham.

We are sorry to hear of Eli Gilbert's While he was away from home someone entered his house and took seventy dollars. Mr. O. J. Dunn returned last week from a short visit in New Jersey.

Ronald Slade has a new buggy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jurgcns, a girl. Wm.

J. Tatman killed hogs Tuesday. Lost Between O. O. Adamson's and $1.35 A.

L. Cram's a young man of good size, Math Pelz made a business trip to Wonder Sale Shoes Men's heavy Satin Calf Shoes; plain toe; coin toe, lace or congress; all sizes Women's Shoes. Women's Calf Shoes; double sole, just right for school wear, price Wichita Monday. six feet high, black hair, dark eyes, weighs about 150 pounds. Any one returning the same to Lillie Crum, in good condition, A-ill receive a liberal reward.

Mr. Betzen is still on the disabled list. C. E. Goodyear has cut all of the Cottonwood trees along the west side of his Willie, the eleven-year-old son of J.

farm. $1.19 Curtis Barnes from Tellundo, Colorado Roths, has quite a sore nose, the result of a mule kick. is home and tells all about the strike and how he was held up by the troops. Blanche Royal taught school near Bayneville for a few days, while their Born To Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Meiuz, The Tornado, regular teacher was ill. Laura Snyder is on the sick list. January 14, a baby girl. FARM LOANS. Mr.

and Mrs. Burt Hartman enter A surprise party was given Mr. aud Mrs. Turly, Monday eve. tained a few friends last Sunday.

Joe Geerens is reported no better. rj naytnorn ons mer. to. no Liougias. At lowest rate of interest on 5, 7 and 10 years.

Payments can be made at any of the week. W. J. Delong sold a fine span of fillies to Wess Miller. Mr.

Neagle's sale was very well attended and things sold well. Mr. Dewell will move to Illinois the first of the month. Several of the neighbors are grubbing out trees on the Charlie Salor farm to have fuel to burn if winter sets in. Burt Hart was very happy at the Nea- gle sale because so many of his friends 1 A show was given at the hall Monday J.

Roths made a business trip to Wich interest oeriod. No delays. Call and U3C evening. DOC DOC Elmer Dunn is attending school at ita last Monday. Greenwich Items see me.

A. C. Dickson, 2ot East Douglas. Wichita Business college. Quite a number attended Quarterly Klln? Star Items.

meeting at Kechi Sunday. Sunny Slope. i Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and dangh- Kechl News.

It looks like rain, and we need it. Mr. Ocher has in a car of shelled corn, which the farmers are all wanting to help unload. Emerson Rogers has sold Mrs. Dick Gestone acre of ground, joining Mrs.

Chambers on the south. Mrs. Dick Gest has bought the Graham house, one-half mile north of Kechi, and i. having it moved onto her lot. Charlie Far of ichita is moving it for her.

The section hands were all feeling good last evening they all had their checks. The long distance telephone will soon lie in Kechi. They staited a line at Kechi schoolhouse and came east, so we will soon be able to talk to other cities. The class in Bible study meets at Mr Sill's Friday evening. Sam Hoss is helping to clean up the old peach orchard.

The recital given by Miss Burke last Quite a large crowd attended church at last Wednes- ter Ira was in Garden Plain were congratulating mm 01 iuc aruvai ui his little son. Furley Sunday evening. Thursday night was well" attended. Everybody seemed well pleased. We are glad to report that Sam Osman W.

D. Miller is much better at this writing. We hope he will still improve is able to be out and Mr, Matson is get ine M. w. A.

will give an oyster sup hi health. per f-nday night, January 22, at lhe hall. ting better. day. Messrs Reitober and Kraus was in An-ness last Tuesday.

John Wells called at Mr. F. Jeffery's last Saturday. Mrs. Kyle and daughter Edna was in Garden Plain last Saturday.

Everybody come out and have a good Clem McComiick was hauling corn he Richard Underwood Frank Nash, Ira time. bought at the DeLong sale. The Royal Neighbors will elect officers next Saturday. All members are re Peerless Tires Are "Worth Their Cost These tires have given more satisfaction to riders than any tire we ever sold. We know they are good tires, therefore we guarantee them.

Peerless Single Tube Tires, each $3.25 Peerless Thornproof Tires, each 3.75 SCHOLLENBERGER BROS. Will treat you square. 230 N. Main. We are glad to see the Rockford items in the columns of the Commoner.

quested to be present. Guy Hill is working for Rob Shipley. Henry Spear was in Garden Plain last II. II. Schnoor transacted business in Mlunelia Center.

Wichita Friday. Minard and Bertha Yazel spent Sunday at Mr. Daily's. Born to Mr. Johnson, last Monday a week, a baby boy.

Yazel and Kohl shipped hogs, Monday. Mrs. Ballantine and diughter Lena were seen on the streets of Saturday. Grandma Parks, with her sons, Will and George visited with Mr. T.

H. Parks last Friday. Mrs. Gibson and daughter Mabel visit Saturday. Sam Brown and family called at Mr.

There is an opening here for a black ed at Mr. Ludlam last rriday. smith, and a eood one will do well here. Will Tombs and Will Dillon had their The Epworth League elected officers Bob Emmett wants a good man to cut hedge. Mr.

Atwood has a new, two-seated, top carriage to ride around in. Quarterly meeting was well attended Sunday. All business was settled up till the first of March, and they will begin corn shredded last week. last Sunday night for the ensuing year, as follows: Eva Tripp, president: Mrs. Mrs.

Emery Chase called on Mrs. McNamaman last Monday afternoon. R. Jeffery's, last Sunday. Jesse and George Streud called at Bill Schauf's last Monday on business.

Mane Matzen called at Mr. Reitober's last Sunday. Mr. Kraus' young folks called at Mr. Reitober's last Saturday and Sunday.

Feldner, first vice president; Mrs. Law rence, second vice president: Ethel Rud- John McKeene and Alphus Ballantine attended church at Sunnydale Sunday dell, third vice president; Grace Tripp, Mr. Snider is plastering Mr. Barrot's house. Mrs.

Bert Webb's cousin, Mr. Miller afternoon. lourtn vice president; Iva Herr, secre whose maiden name was Ostrom. In the men's meeting at the auditorium Sunday 1 a Goddard Gleanings. A nine pound girl arrived at the home tary, Lucy Miers, treasurer; Adah Tripp, Charles and Clarence Underwood spent organist.

of Iowa is here visiting them. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stover last Saturday Sunday with the Baker boys. night mgui, ms reasoning ana pleading lor IM recognition of God and the reality of th-unseen, was wonderfully logical, convincing and inspiring.

Viola Flashes Mr. McNamaman purchased new for his children last Saturday, Mrs. Yazel and Elma Newton callers Saturday. Fred Faker is recovering from a severe J. IL Robinson is rebuilding and en- the new year out of debt, arhl feeling good.

Hillside. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

IIesel and son Ioyd visited at home Sunday. Louis Ulrich was a Wichita visitor Wednesday. County Superintendent Tay lor wras in our vicinity visiting schools this week. He expressed himself as well pleased with the progress being made in the different schools. attack of pneumonia larging nis lumoer sheds.

Miss Tearl Rodgers from Wellington is Willie Evans visited at home, Sunday. Willie Minard was out hunting, Our banker, Jesse Evans, has been en Rom BUI It tun. We learn that Thil Bracht has settled visiting her a nt, Mrs. Catharine Rodgers. joying a visit from his mother, whose north of Los Angeles, a few miles.

Mrs. Iloppie entertained quite a party home is in Illinois. Mrs. Evans has been Farley X-Rajs. Fred Ayers is going to build a new house.

Lee Neagle's sale last Thursday was welll attended and everything sold well. Yazel and Kohl shipped hogs Monday. Roy Daily, John McKeene, and Chas. Baker attended an entertainment in Greenwich last Thursday evening. Sam -jOsmpn came- home from, the Mrs.

W. P. Baker visited at Mr. Mill Mr. and Mrs.

T. Stevenson visited of friends last week. visiting her daughter in Braman, Okla. He has purchased a forty-acre ranch ami is perfectly delighted with the land of George Stevenson's, Sunday. Byron Graham has just completed the flowers.

wish him prosperity in bis We would like to' know where Roy erection of a commodious barn at his The weather man is still smiling and making us all smile, as well. Miss Webster and a lady friend from new home. farm northeast of town. Daily went Sunday evening? Mr. and Mrs.

1. 1. Branson of Wichita George Crebbs has moved into his resi- Wichita are visiting Mrs. Strong in God- Mr. and Mrs.

Pain of College Hill were out calling on Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre last Thursday. Arthur Mclntyre is home for a two weeks vacation. Mr.

Dowling sold his share of the Kaffir corn on. his farm for four dollars per ton. Mr. Barrot's father and mother visited with him and his family a couple of days last week. Arthur Johnson of Wichita visited at Mr.

Mclntyre's last Sunday. Frank Robinson, of Iowa, son-in-law of Mr. Webb's has rented Mr. Dowling's farm for the coming year and expects to move on the place with his family the first of the month. visited Mr.

Branson's mother at the Seltzer Spring Item dence across the street from the planing dard home. Grandma Branson has been quite Ray Krack had hogs in the Wichita I mill. sick, but is improving at this writing. Mrs. Frank Garvey, Miss Flossie Lit- market, Friday.

A social event this week is an ovster tlejohn, Mr. Coons, our postmaster, and Mrs. Chas. Olthoff and Miss Vera Bennett visited at Mrs. Dick's, Thursday; Edna Walton is visiting her cousin, Mrs.

John Bennett. Gertrude Yazel visited at Mr. Hessel's Saturday and Sunday. Hazel Hoag visited at Mrs. Allan's Friday.

Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mesmer were much surprised by a party of young people, dressed to represent A surprise was given at the borne wf Mr. Cummings, Wednesday afternoon. several others were on the train for Wich John Myers of Wichita was out in this supper, given oy tne ladies ot the U.

1. locality Thursday on business, church, at the home of J. H. Robinson. January 20, to celebrate the 29th birthday ita Saturday morning.

Five of our school boys undertook to The social interest of the vounc neonle 1 Eete Carey helped Will Ilockett move er's, Thursday. Will Neagle came up from the territory to attend his brother's sale. Charles and Clarence Underwood visited at W. P. Baker's, Sunday.

Bertha Yazel, Ira Minard and Frank Nash visited at Frank Daily's, Sunday. Anyone having a picture frame for sale would do well to call on Ira Minard. 2 A 1 A A I 3 iuiu iuc caiciu pdu ui iuc biaic imi i is cenierea mis weejc on a leap year party week. at the Forter home, northwest of town. remove the foundation of their institution of learning, but before their work was finished our vigilant board invited them to report to Dr.

Dwight, our police judge. Jo Crebbs moved, last week, from Con Mr. Rittenhouse is building some im provements on his farm. way Springs, and now occupies the new residence recently built for Mrs. Jennie Graham.

The consequence was each one came down with $2 to pay for repairs. Regular meeting of Andover M. W. A The Starchman brothers were out from Wichita doing some repairing on Mr. Dowling's windmill, last Wednesday.

Mrs. Bert Webb's cousin, Mr. Miller, is helping Mr. Paup with his farm work. louge Saturday evening.

All mem bers ot Mrs. Ola Cummings. It was also tin' seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. anl Mrs. W.

II. Cummings. The band met to practice at Mrs. Mc-Knight's Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Lelia Hall and children visitid with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. DeDnett, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Mrs. John Young is able to be up now. Mr. and Mrs. P.

R. Kinsey and Mis Altie Pratt Sundayed at Od King's. Mrs. Joe Hall's sister and brother-in-law, from Iowa, are visiting here. They The order of American Boys will give the team are requested to be present.

Bruce Miller has purchased lots north a pie supper at the I. U. U- v. hall bat A oss of Flesli of the barber shop and expects to soon 1 m' urday nigni, January 30. come witn tnis issue or tne paper we iay and eat all the pie you want and have a down our pencil as correspondent of the move in a Duuaing, wnicn ne will use as a blacksmith shop.

"hard times." All present report a nne time playing flinch and other games. The prizes awarded for most appropriate costumes were given to Miss Eva Hessel and Mr. Will Gosch. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdatnes A. Knipe, Chas.

Walton, John Bennett, Mrs. Barn-holdt, Misses Sheaf, Lillie and Laura Eggert, Edna Walton, Alene Whitelaw, Hazel Hoag, Mabel and Eva Hessel and Gertrude Yazel, Messrs Frank Viney, Ledo and Lora Eggert, William and Sam Gosch, Ned Knipe, William and Edd Messmer, Walter Bennett, Harry Hoag and Harry Fearey. nice time. seltzer items, wisnmg our successor as Mrs. Homer Smith and Mrs.

McMana-man gave their daughters, Clara Smith and Mabel McManaman, a birthday party last Saturday, Jan. 16th, at the home Dr. Goldsbury reports several cases of well as the publisher of the Commoner, P. Gardner, who is very much in When you can't cat break- pneumonia. success.

terested in getting a first-class education. 01 lurs omuu. 1 gin uiruiuaya are l.L.JC ii- spent a few weeks in visiting different Til 1 Mrs. Hansbarger has returned from Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Gilmore, on tne same day ot tne montu, Clara ia5l. Idlit OtUll L1I1UIU1U 1 1 1 I Kansas City, where she has betn attend a daughter. ing her young son who is in the school When you can cat bread Mrs. Cranful, Henry Tomford end for the blind. He haa been very ill with typhoid lever, but is recovering and will daughter, Francis were visitors at C.

oemg rourteeu years oia ana iuaoei mir-teen. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. McManaman had prepared an elegant dinner for the guests, the center piece for the table being a lovely birthday cake lighted schools. Champaign, 111., v.nicago anu several other places were looked over, but his choice was Manhattan, where he will stay for the next year.

Frank Hoff and family have returned from their outing trip of a few weeks are ecroute for California. Miss Lula Barkalow, Miss Bessie Young, Mr. Scudder and Mr. Young, Wichita, were entertained Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Barkalow. Charlie Baker and W. B. Postoii shipped cattle to Kansas City Monday. Mr.

Baker went with the cattle. Hitchcock the past week. probably be home soon fcr a rest from his Garden Plain Items. school work. Francis Tomford returned home Wed arid butter, take Scott's Emulsion.

When you have been living on a milk diet and want something a little more nesday evening from the eastern part of down in the gas country. They report a the state, pleasant time an! were well pleased with with candles, the dining room was darkened, making a very pretty scene to the table. The day was pleasantly spent by all present. Clara and Mabel received some very nice presents, among them a nice gold ring to each of the girls, pre Year in and year out the coldest hour of the twenty-four is five o'clock in the morning. Light haired people, it is said, as a rule live longer than those having dark the country.

Mr. and Mrs. James Potts gave a partv Maize Happenings. No remarks about the weather! Chartes Vinton and family came out Julius Aockett, a former Seltzer boy has sailed for China. He has enlisted Mr.

Warden sold his farm and cattle, Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Potts' nourishing, take 5cotts and he and his children have gone to in the navy for three years. He goes as nieces. Misses ranme and Blanche Scott, of Wichita. The evening passed If from Wichita Saturday evening to visit his parents.

North Carolina, where he intends to stenographer. sented by Mrs. Smith. Those present were: Clara Smith and Mabel McMana Emulsion. make his home.

VLdc1iv dill ie nniA ci rr Tt" pleasantly with games and music. One of the most notable features of the even man, Edith Smith Fanny Deats, Ethel 1 0 get tat yOU mUSt eat Burton is in attendance. Chase, Eva Chase, Bessie Lyons, Lina The young lady who collided with that bachelor last Wednesday evening was taking advantage of the leap year, al- ing was the oyster supper, served about midnight. Bethel Bits. We hear that J.

T. Giles has sold his McClain, Therza Thomas, Dollie McGill, fo4- CIto Fmitlcinrt ic a Mr. T. Means' brother, whom he Ollie Pray, Gertrude and Goldie Taylor, -wi has not seen for thirty vears visited him though she did not resort to strategy and home place for $100 an to an east Myrtle German, Ethel and lola Barret, W. N.

Harris went to Kansas City Monday to attend the implement men's ern man. Sreat fattener, a great hast week. Nelle McManaman. I .1 a -w. 1 Miss Hughes says that she gave her convention to be held there this week me iarm occupiea Dy Aivy ueriam chloroform.

Neither did she look before she leaped. Mrs. Alexander of Colwich was a Maize visitor Tuesday. school a course in manual training last iilVCI. (has been sold to a gentleman by the Kansas City with week, by having them help clean up the Sedgwick Items, Ol Durham went to stock this week.

Those who have lost flesh name of Conner- hair. Mrs. Jacob Schauf is on the sick list. Mrs. Teat Larson was buried at the St.

Joe cemetery January 12th, 1904. Mrs. George Remer died January nth, 1904 and was buried at the St. Mary's cemetery Wednesday 13th, Mr. Kintzl of Missouri was here Wednesday to see J.

F. Schump. Lizzie Hesse and her brother Joseph returned to school at Wichita, Wednesday. N. Flint went to Woodward, Oklahoma Wednesday.

The Mt. Sterling Democrat Message savs, W. M. Kerr sold his farm and bought 320 acres in Tike county, consideration fn.soo. Successor to Mr.

Kerr. school house. Wm. Hellyard has returned from a trip I i .1 jj: The Maize A. H.

T. A. completed their im I i in mcaus is uumi; ij uunu an. auui through Arkansas and Missouri looking Miss Maseie Sullivan is going to start organization Monday evening. F.

tion to his house wain iu i.iufcoac an uuuy for a location, but he has not found any a country store. Grandfield is president and R. H. Rhodes yet. tissues, not only fat Scott's Mr.

and Mrs. Whitmore attended the is secretary. The next order will probably be an oyster supper for their Sunday school atd preaching at Bethel Frank Huffman moved his family to An immense crowd attended the public sale at C. O. Hitchcock's, Thursday.

Everything sold well. Ethel Wilson met with a severe acci Emulsion increases them all, lamilies. Vallev Center. Monday, where he has Sunday, and helped effectively in the ce gone in business with his father. lghtful singing.

Mr. and Mrs. Marahall of Mount Hope bone, flesh, blood and nerve. A. M.

Elliott went to Wichita. Wed spent Saturday and Sunday with their Frank McWilliams is attending school Mrs. Rosa Silknitter, little Miss Gracie and George Hodson, the former's brother, left here Monday morning for Stroud, where Mrs. Silknitter's father, Joe Hodson, is very ill. Everybody was highly entertained at the concert given at the M.

W. A. hall Saturday evening. Rev. Snyder closed the meeting at Pleasant Hill church Sunday evening.

Eli Barker is having a nice cottage built. Charlie Silknitter and George Webster are doing the carpenter work. Miss Amanda Hull is working at the hotel. son, 11. ii.

Marshall, and family. in Wichita. nesday. Wm. Congdon attended the Republi Misses Madge and Mollie Eberstein re For invalids, for con- The Riverside Literary society gave dent last Wednesday while coming home from school.

She was thrown out of a buggy sustaining a broken limb. Dr. Burton was in attendance. Willis Cummings says that if the girls won't ask him he will do some asking as he is now the possesser of a buggy and cart. turned Sunday from a visit with relatives very successful entertainment last Friday in Nebraska.

The better sense 01 the people is Wednesday and the county convention VaieSCCntS, 10r COnSUmplIVeS, was set for February 1 2th asserting itself securing better order, Messrs. Harry Oldfather and Fred for weak children, for all Mrs. W. S. Utz left Wednesday for her Mossman drove to Wichita Saturday and Mr.

Ostrom. the evangelist, who is new home at Stroud. Oklahoma. Mr. remained tor the play, "ship Ahoy! who need flesh, Scott's conducting those uplifting meetings in tTtz went overland about two weeks The wedding reporter will have something to do soon from the looks of things.

Wichita, is a cousin of Mrs. Byrne, Rev. D. S. Henninger, Mrs.

Shepherd, before. Miss Daisy Wilson and Master Harry C. O. Hitchcock and family moved to Wilson, of Sedgwick, attended U. B.

ser Emulsion is a rich and comfortable food, and a natural tonic. W. Siler went to Wichita on busi their new home in ichita, Monday to vices Sunday, and spent the remainder of We all know the correspondents are doing all they can getting the news, but all of us can't be expected to be short hmd reporters belonging to the Associated Press; and give full wire reports. To decide batween love and duty has caused hours of worry to men as well as to women. Politeness is a sort of guard which covers the rough edges of our character and prevents their wounding others.

Confidence is not easily gained where exaggerated love of self is found to exist. Erie Item. By a story told by some young men, so called, but no gentleman would tell any storv against a person even if they were ness Thursday. reside permanently. Walter Means now the day as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. G. has possession of the farm recently occu Mrs. A. M.

Mclntire went to Wichita Shellenberger. pied by him. Scott's Emulsion for bone, Thursday. John T. Norris sold a cow to John Pray Cottage Grocery, The doctors have pronounced Wesy Jim Mitchell of southeastern Kansas is nciay.

flesh, blood and nerve. Sullivan's sickness phyode fever visiting old triends nere. Airs, iwaude Ktisseu had a narrow The Woman's H. society will meet Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Parson has moved escape from blood poisoning, caused by W7r t511 irnir the loilowmg iveeK tor WO Will ow Hniinrrt TWtpr IhZZC itter.lb' at the home of Mrs G. W. Eushneil's running a darning needle into her foot 4 from Ilalstead to their farm north of town.

They will make their home with lhe neeaie had broken and the second Wednesday aftermon. January 27th. Gtov E-iues. their daughter, Mrs. J.

M. Niles, piece was removed by Dr. Edward Thursday. A. G.

Stauffer returned Saturday from Jerome Bertrand and sisters, Laura and Oklahoma and is very much taken up Rev. Sanders united in holy wedlock We will send you a free sample. Be sure that this picture In the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. SCOTT BOWNE, CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl St, N. Y.

50c and $1 1 all druggists. Ara were visiting their cousins in Cheney with the country. Sunday afternoon, Mr. Claudius Lawson Part Cash and part trade. We will sell you groceries as cheap as any place in the city.

Give us a trial. Remember the place- 918 South Topeka. FRED FARMER. Prop. the latter part or lhe week.

liffci .1 ifV of Bentley and Miss Josephine Jones of Rev. E. C. Beech, presiding elder, guilty, we hear that the county school superintendent was called to visit a school in this county. Remember Christ said, let him that is without sin cast the first stone, and we hear these fellows had no right to throw.

Wheat is steadily drying up while the last bins in this part are being emptied and there will soon be no old wheat left. Mount Hope. 11. 1. iseison and son Harry were preached at the M.

E. church Sunday busy in the Peerless Trincess, Thursday. morning. The sermon is very highly Key. ueorge Kicker ot Wichita gave spoken of and those that were there feel Mr.

Cassaday's children are again back a hne lecture Sunday evening on Plea for the Prisoner." like those of old, it was good to be there, in school after their siege of sickness. umnnt(wwtniMtniinnttmwnmtH'.