Burlington Independent du lieu suivant : Burlington, Kansas • 8

THE BURLINGTON INDEPENDENT COUNTY INSTITUTE 25 to DOWN TO HAED WORK 50 per cent -r ir ,7 ftfTT ''Tfyffj Death of Emma Dillon. Miss Emma Dillon who has been ill for some weeks with acute stomach trouble, died about 8 o'clock this morning. For several days she had been intermittently gaming and sinking slightly. She was the. daughter of Mrs Bessie DillOn, and is survived by her mother, her Sister Margaret, and her four brothers, Joseph, James John and Frank.

Saved. at Gross eck 25c Wash Children's 25c Hose, all colors 19c 25c 19c 35c Colored Piques at 19c 15c Bath Towels at 10, 25c Bath Towels att. 15d 35c Bath Towels at 25c 35c Dress Linens 25c White Goods at Children's 35c Rompers The Coffey county normal institute is now settled down to work in earnest and it is work this year. The demands upon the teachers are constantly growing more strenuous and the teachers are required to work much harder in preparation. The faculty of the institute this year is up to the high standard of other years and under the direction of iss Tompkins, county superintendent, the work is progressing nicely.

B. Mahuron, one of the faculty is a former resident of Burlington and taurht for a number of years in the county. His many friends over the county are glad to know of his advancement in his chosen profession. Following is a list of those enrolled: BUELINGTON Xora Hay Myrtle Clegg Maude Skillman Lulu Blevens Hilda Wharton Elsie Mitchell Mary Lapsley Lena White Nina Hitchens Frieda Newcomb Carl Johnson Edna Keever Jovce Wentz Beulah Wentz Irving Brown Ethel Eemy Nelly Jones Leona Jones Ethel Henkins Cora E. Arnold Stella Lock Ruth Weisdorfer Carrie Pollock Greeta Lea Jewett A.

Warren Miss Hazel Perrin came up from Madison Sunday for a short visit. Robert Gray came home Monday night from Dartmouth col-lego for his vacation. Coffey County got .60 of an inch of rain this week. No damage to the wheat L. E.

Holmes and family of Cottonwood frails are visiting H. C. Holmes. They earro over in their car. The Bov Iand has begun to practice and Lender John Kramer says they sire the best lot of boys he ever hauuled.

H. B. Cheney and A. T. Ney-hart Spent Tuesday in Emporia looking at heating plants.

They were trying to get a line on a suitable system for the new school building. Children's 50c Rompers Ladies 10c Handkerchiefs at 5o Men's 10c 5C Men's Initial Handkerchiefs 5c 2 carxls Safety Pins 15c Neck Ruffling at 10c 25c and 35c Neck Ruffling 19c 18 inch Emb'y Flouncing 10c 27-inch Em'b'y Flouncing 45-inch Balkan Flouncing 25c Celluloi'd Cmbs at 10c Tooth Brushes 5cJ 1 lb Can Talcum Powder 10 25c Bureau Scarfs at 10c, 25c Hair Brushes at 15o 35c Hair Brushes at 25c Tho New Bcttendorf steel gear wagon is a wagon that stands the test. Not a single bolt is used in the entire gear construction; consequently no parts to get loose and rattle. The New Bettendorf is built for service. You can get either steel or wood wheels.

The best quality of material is used in the construction of tho New Bettendorf steel gear wheels, and jio wagon of similar size has a greater carrying capacity. "We want you to call and inspect a New Bcttendorf steel gear farm wagon, then you will be in a position to judge tho merits of this superior wagon. "Wc want your wagon order and if you will call, wc will make you a surprisingly attractive proposition. "Won't you call today C. T.

Sherwood, Burlington 10c Shirtings at 8 1-3 12J4c Muslin at 10c Muslin at ......8 1-3c Ladies and Misses White Dresses at $2.25, $2.48, $2.98 $3.48 Children's 50c Wash Dresses 25c Children's $1.00 Wash 50c Ladles Pique House Dresse Ladies 25c Tea Aprons at. 10c $1.00 Middy Blouses at 50c Scarfs 25c 75c Auto Scarfs at 50c 16 button Lisle Gloves JG button Silk Gloves at 85c Ladies Percale Petticoats 25c Ladles Seersucker Petticoats 50. Fine Mercerized Petticoats 50c and $1.00 $1.48 Princess Slips at $1.15 $1.88 Princess Slips at $1.25 79c Muslin Combination Suits at 50c $1.00 Muslin Combination 75c Ladies 10c Gauze Vests at 5c Ladies 15c Gauze Vests at 10o Mrs. C. Marker and son, Clar ence, started Tuesday for her home in Denver, Colo.

She has been visiting for some time with her parents" Mr. and Mrs. A. bteohenson. Albert Evans of French Ridge returned ibis week from Chicago It's drier there than Kansas.

All kinds of poisons to kill tho an-d worms at Briggs. It J. H. Holmes who has toibd STRAWN A live Commercial clujb has been organized in Strawn. V.

H. Slaughtei is chairman and H. P. Rosemberger secretary. 1 25c Stand Covers 25c Back Combs and Barretts at 10c Men's Work Socks 5c and 7c Men's Fine 15c Socks black or tan at 10c Children's 15c Uunderwaists at 10c 50c Muslin Corset Covers 25c 10c Pearl Buttons at 5o Ladies 50c Muslin Drawers at 25o Child's 15c Muslin Drawers at 10o Boys 50c Mesh Union Suits; at 25c Everything in Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children's Shoes at Cost.

in both slides savs vr.n can't Ruth Reed Grace Ruckle I eat Kansas. Lloyd Scott went 'to Kansas Jlames Marks' (team ran away near 'earl Ruckle Amy Kellum City Tuesday to attend a confer ence of the: Mid-West Chautim- Warren Wilson and Leslie Dickon-eon are in Kansas City attending the big convention of Rexal druggists. Mr. Wilson was accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and children and Mrs.

W. C. Sears. There are more than 1,500 in the convention from the Middle West to California. Clarence Budk of the W-W store will go down Jhe latter part ofl the week.

Ladies Full Length Aprons Ladies Fine Gauze Union 25c Ladies 15c Hose at 10c and 12c Ladies 25c Hose at 15c and 19c Ladies 50c Hose at 3So Children's 15c Hose, all colors 12c Gladys Congdon Mrs. May Kellum Bernice Grim si ey pia Association Lloyd will the depot last week scaring at a freight train. One was somewhat cut by the wire fence. Elder Glaze of Hartficxd preached at the Christian church last Sunday. Mrs.

W. H. Slaughter visited hor at Garnett last week. work this summer as a chautau Marie Walkling Mae Fairchild qua manager and star ts June 25 for Daranelle, where his first chtiutauqua will be held. Edna Mesie (i ladies Whistler Florence Mozingo Everything in this store is on Grace Striesjel Otter Creek.

Weather is line at this tiiije. LEBO sale Edna M. Johnson The army worms have irade their Mabel Fulk appearance in some places in the Mrs. Means and daughter, Annie returned last week to their home in lola after a visit in Strawn. The play recently given for the benefit of the band netted $48.

Robert Phillips of Burlington re oently visited his sister, Mrs. Etliel Hatrris. Mrs. Getchel is improving arid hei friends Eicpe for her speedy recov ei y. Among the attractions at the 4th of July celebration to be given at Colonel "Bill" Sapp of Galena, a democratic candidate for United Stat senat was in town last Friday.

In Jthe campaign of 1900 Colonel Bill made a speech here, ary. took part a torch light parade which he says was the largest ho ever saw. In that parade, proudly marching with leaky torch, or enviously tagging at the reat, weiro many Email To-liaTv the parades are a thing of tho past; but the boys are bere and Colo Laurel Sullivan Marie E. Scofield, wheat helds and in grass, but no coiii laint of their bein in roesbec Is Florence Fruett. Hazel Norris.

We are now being Hooded with the appeal of politicians in the mails for support. All want of Fannie Goorg-o Bettio Roberts Bertha Reid ALICEVILLE 'doctor was called out from Halls lice. Strawn will be a ball 2Urp. Bruce and Mrs. Eagle were Summit to see him Sunday, in Westphalia Rriday afternoon.

I We had a fine rain here lThmrs Mrs. J. Shepley is visiting 3 jame, a speaker of state reputation, fuel Bill is liero asking for thcr II. A. Dressier Elizabeth George Irma Dunfield Warren Dunfield some races and various sports.

Thei viotes. nrr stoHn UriTilPv hn? been sew- day aind it has done lots of her son ia Western Kansas. There seems to be quite an in good. ing for airs. Bruce arid daughter this Tom Dougherty lost a valuable teiest tahen in the Sunday school veeK.

i Miss Rosa Wortman is now clerk-, horse which was struck by lightning at the Stone school district last week John Cartmel and family called on 55. Miss Marie Littlw of Burling celebration will be given in Harreld grove just across the river from town. Pleaching services next Sunday evening June 21st at 8:30. A "Rock of Ages," will given by the young ladies class. Epworttb, lieague at 8 p.

m. Everybody invited to these services. The follcwing Epworth League officers were" elected last Surfday night the Chas. and Jas. Wnitehurst fami lies a.st Sunday.

ton is visitiug with the Yullands this week. Chas. Osbcxrn and family visited at Chas. Peries Sunday afternoon Ihomas tally has returned home from Council Grove where Saturday Specials A 1Cc 3 pint dipper 5c' A 10c covered bucket 5c A 50c roaster 25c A self sewing machine threader free with each of machine oil. The latest machine cans Men's 10c collars, pjzr 7c Men's 50c suspenders 25c A new line of children's hose.

Infants hose 5c "Will Sanders returned from Wes- he'went to wait on his son-in law- Flora Atherly, president; Nina New- tern Kansas Thursday night Ira Ebeibart and two children kirk, 1st vice pres; Walter Hunter, 2nd vice pres; Gladys Antrim, 3rd 'ing for Mrs. Bruco on Saturdays ince Miss Grace Mjtchell left. T. B. Hess and Carrie and Elya pent Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Davis of Burliogticn. W.

N. Kerns went to LeRoy MisB Eva Stern and sister flpent Saturday with their mother, Mrs. T. JL. Selegal.

Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Havcly was in Aticevill last Sunday. Mrs, Switzer and daughter, Mar Vere In Yates Center visiting relatives. Mr.

Skinner was hero from Yates last wets. Irs. Tom Mitchell Mrs. Earl were shopping in town who were very sick. They have Cfream separator oil, a real gopd changed tor the better.

irade at Briggs. It Everybody look out for the vice pres; Elmer Theobald, 4th vice pres; Brice Newkirk, treasurer; Nora Heflin, secretary; Elsie Jackman, organist; Ruth Betterly, assis. organist WESTPHALIA Anna Rasmussen Katheriue Loy Chns Peterman Ruth Norton Lucille Reed WAVERLY lona Chapman Hazel Garrett Neva Garrett Sardie Olney Rosetta Rupc Verne Garrett LEROY Mamie Hankins Robert Throckmorton Luella Shields Ethel R. Henderson Harry Hankins Rosa Sutton Esther MosTey Inaz E. Ward May Bolcn lone Kinnaird HARTFORD Alice Powell Flora Atherly OLIVET Ellison Eomary Pomona Grange meeting in July The Republicans of Ottumwa town at Strawn.

All grangers should 80c siiip will meet at the Bean schoo Notice to democrats. AH dem C'dren's attend. There will le a lino pro Mor day, June 22nd fctr the gram and a )ud time all around. crat's of California township are ask-; Men's work shoes $2.25 ed to meet at Strawn Saturday June 20 at: p. m.

to get cut a township Men's fine hose-- -25c purpose of confierrilig on a township ticket. Ben Preston, Committeeman Freedom if thought, speech, and press, we stand opposed any 1 ticket. By PYank Ath- Men's 50c underwear 25c eIiy i i i I Mn. Kn alliance being made with religion Farmers Supply Co customers must present rebate tickets for certifi or politics or otherwise that wil enslave the masses. That real go heavy machine oil Ladies union suits 25c cates before July, 1st.

It you It only 35c. The same price jave paying. Briggs. VENARD Indeependent want ads bring results The MammothRacket W. L.

Graybeal Airs. Wochford filled her regular Subscribe for the Independent. appointment at Venard Sunday after SECTION fun 15. Three new autos in this vicinity. Charlie Itomery and Wm.

Dawson sr. hav new Ford cars and Mis Merje Traylor won ffirst prize in the contest and she has a new Ford car. They are mighty nice things to have these hot to save the horse lesh. JEM Carr and family attended the Children's day exercises at Halls hoc n. $Iyrtla Jasper came home Satui day- i -3.

i in I ii tlri rrm A Song for the HOUSEWIFE Carmen Whalev Lola Zickafoose RIDLEY Gertrude Chamberlain Blanche Moore Fern Roy Mary Miller evening from Mr. Gamertsfelder's where she has been working the past three weeks. Mr. Gamertsfelder's attended Chil dren's day exercises at Halls Summit nappe Sun Jay. This neighborhood was snickefd to Brooks OW is the time to look over your BEE HIVES and Arch Taylor Flora Dreyer AGRICOLA Nellie Bennett Evalyn Roswell STRAWN Addie Theobald hear of the death of Mr.

Charity at his heine at Sharp. He formf rly-liyed in this neighborhood and was esteem ed by all who knew him. Irving Brown visited with Robert Jasper Sunyday. Misses and Lois Hansell visit Summit Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Mott are the proud parents of a 10 pcund poy bjcirn Sunday. All concerned are doing well. Glen Blue visited the old folks at lioW last Sunday imd fee is always a' welcome visitor at the old home stead. Young Brother Loney preachefd at the meeting hous Sunday and Sun-ilaT night.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Whitehurst went to Burlington Saturday and his see what you need to fix them up for the coming ell at Byron Maais' Sunday Rose Marlowe Mrs Hcbj Foley's sister Inez Went-G. It. Fitch worth is visiting her for a few.

May Shobe OOK up those clothes, the shirts and hose, the pillow slips and collars, A ND bring them to a place where you can save some hard-earned UNITED here i high- class gear to do your washing right. ''O acids used, np clothes abused, and white goods come back white. ELI VERED swell at your hotel, your residence or store. IGHT here i where yourVe treated fair, our patrons never "roar." in and out, we go the route for business, more and more. season.

We have an hand at all times a full line of Hives, Sections, Foundations, Smokers and supplies of all kinds that we sell here at home at CATALOG PRICES. We always pay the highest prices for poultry, Cream, Hides, It will pay you to investigate our PROFIT SHARING PLAN of buying CREAM. It is the best yet. HALLS SUMMIT Lucy Cronin EMPQR-LA. Amandine Andreas Fred Giffin Rufi John days.

Thejre wiUl bee a nlay given at the next Parents-Teachers mating tq held at the school Wred nesday might the 24th. Clare Coabfoi and Carl Gifford left brother, Jim, and family came-home with them and stayed over Sunday. They returned home Monday. Jim Js working in a lumber yard at Burlington. Pirley Orear is sick.

Dr. Kesner was called in Sunday to see her. JJr. Clarkson invited his children -and some of the neighbors in Saturday evening to cat ice cream and cake. McKinley Akey, Conway, Mo Guy Webster, Mountain Grove, Mo Saturday for Western Kansas to rk ia itie wheat fields.

The farmers are very ft'usy cut-tin oats and whea4; and plowing li5es Ruth Eptinir and Avis Metsker went to Emporia Mon- The Farmers Produce Co. Phone Main 65 East Neosho Street Burington, Kansas ilry to attend a two days' meet corn. Mrs. Seny4 Jasper and gfrandson, Lane McKethen visited at Mrs. J.

L. Jasper's londay. Chas. Romery and family took a trip to Burlingtim in their new car ing of the Christian Endeavor societies of the Presbyterian, Turlington Steam Laundry Sr-'iav. Perry Lewis oaled hay for Robt.

Congregation el and Christian Tryjor3 little boy Ut qmlte 4ick Twith some kinjd of poison. The (churches. Manson last week..