The Olathe Register from Olathe, Kansas • 3

Notice The Eagles 6, The Blues 0 District Court Unique Designs The long tallied about game of base It I. as been ii slow iviud I i the justice lion No. 1 of ordinance No. 707 no one mill ball between the Lenexa Hlues and the Linoleum Prices luring Him past week, and only the (To Olathe Eagles was played last Sunday following casts were disposed of: and the result, while very much of Mate vs. Cleveland Wallace, charged but a licensed and skillful plumber is authorized to make connections with any of the sewers of this city; the violation of this section renders the violator liable 8 surprise to the admirers of the Lenexa with assault by attempting to shoot ians, was nothing more than was con II Sheriff Steed and Deputy Wood worth to a fine.

This provision will be strictly adhered to, and any violation punished dently expected by those who know the capabilities of the Eagles. Lenexa has wnen the olllcers attempted to arrest him in company with two other negro ml in accordance with the ordinance provi a splendid pitcher in Will Phelps and That competition will not and cannot meet. sion. Hakiiy Ile, he is tho best twirling artist that has men, Defendant found guilty of assault and sentenced to one year in the county jail. Charge of carrying concealed SOU City clerk faced the Eagles this year, barring none The writer has always been an admirer Township Convention.

a.sm.sseu at cost oi state. I Sfntn vii Frank Wllunn. .1 of Phelps and expected him to pitch The annual township Sunday School fnilltt1 good game Sunday. 'He was not dis Convention was held (on the' lawn of the appointed in his expectation, for Will did certainly pitch a. tine game and ue nou.st c.iu el, last huiiuay evening queted pWnUff ana was largely attended.

The music Jackson CountHank vs. R. E. Spur- with good support the score would hav in all sorts of Jewelry. Seal Ringshand- for tho evening was in oharge of Rev.

stood 1 to 0 instead of 6 to 0. Phelps somely gotten up for eithor Ladles or geon; Judgment for plaintiff at 8 per cent. Bowman and was exceptionally good. only gave the Eagles six scattered hits and struct out ten men but seven errors Rev. Wm.

Elledge made a splendid talk Gentlemen, at a great range of prices. Lcmeah F. Garten vs. George B. on the home training of the child and by his team mates was too heavy Garten; decree of divorce granted on grounds of abandonment.

was followed by Rev. N. A. Shedd In a burden for him to carry and havo any masterly temperanco address. W.

II. chance for winning. J. S. Williamson vs.

J. F. King, judg Beauchamp had charge of the home de Ilendrix pitched his usual magnificent ment for plaintilf for $11)0 at 0 per cent. Long Gold Chains, or shorter neck chains in new and beautiful designs. Watches, Rings, Scarf Pins, Belt Buckles, etc.

As thoroughly reputable and experienced Gem Merchants, we are in the lead. MORRISON Jewolers and Opticians R. Moore vs. Jacob Halls; caso dis game, striking out fourteen men, mak partment and acquitted himself with credit. The olection of olllcers resulted missed without prejudice to future as follows: ing four assists and having a put out to his credit making two of the six runs scored and allowing the Blues only two W.

H. Peter, president; Miss Mabel State vs. Bert Hodges; charged with Hallett, secretary and Mary Whitney, felonious assault on ClitT Mitchell, the treasurer. jury found the defendant not guilty. hits.

There were three errors made by the Eagles, two of them excusable, the hot liner to Ilendrix and Hays' snap to Nichols who being a new man on the The Lecture Course Olathe is a cultured town, a town of Shoes team was not looking for such a fast play from the right field. clubs and a community of intelligent The plans are now made for the team The Pike Toe in King Quality is the people who sustain a lecture course each This is the only store in Johnson, county that imports its high grade Linoleums direct from England. This is no confidence talk to win your trade but is an actual fact that we can substantiate. We have just received our samples and the designs and workmanship surpass for beauty and durability anything ever before shown in Eastern Kansas. Come in and see them and we will dare you to go elsewhere and buy.

No. 858. a beautiful colored tile effect, 12 feet wide, per yard 55c No. 808, an embossed block effect, 6 feet wide, specially adapted for kitchen floor, per yard 50c No. 4106, an unbordered Persian tile effect, 6 feet a bargain at 80c, our price 60c No.

844, an imitation stained board effect for rug borders or wainscoating, worth price 60c No. 4199, a new floral effect, all the rage in the east, worth 80c, we sell ii for 60c No. 4156, the new mosque tile effect that is sold elsewhere at per yard. It is 12 feet wide genuine cork Linoleum and we sell it for only 75c shoe the real swell ressers of the East I season. are now wearing.

It is the easiest and The course for 1907-8 has been ar to go to Bonner next Sunday. OLATHE EAGLES Players AB 1 SB SH PO A most comfortable shoe a man can put ranged and it is an unusually strong series of entortaining and instructive on his foot. We handle them exclusively Prather cf 4 10 0 110 McCabe ss 5 1. 1 1 0 0 1 From $3.50 to $5. numbers.

Thero arc to be six evenings, consist The White House Queen for Ilayes rf 3 0 3 0 0 1 0 Nichols lb 4 0 1 0 0 8 0 Rochester If 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 Women has the stylo and wearing ing of lectures, musicales, reading and various forms of entertaining programs. First published In the Oluthe Hesrlster, Thursday, September 6, 11107. Bond Notice To whom it may concern: In pursuance of an order made by the board of county commissioners of the County of Johnson, in the Stute of Kansas, in reitulur session on the third day of September A. U. MOT.

notice In hereby Kiven thul V. J. Moore, li. P. llollenlmck.

W. O. Hnyett, J. M. Lynn.

3. W. Newby, V. Hed-berif. J.

H. Kaesch, Fred Henner, C. K. Koeh-lT. W.

H. lntmilmin. H. P. Mize.

T. H. Kunnlnif. J. A.

I). Wilson. John StumplT. householdcrx of Mild county, residinif in the vicinity where It In proiKiMed to luy out und oxtuhlish the road below mentioned, hiiva presented to mild board their certain petition, pruylntr the liiylnif out und establishment of a public roud in mtld county as follows: Cotmneneinif at the N. K.

Cor. of the N. K. of the S. W.

'a of See. 14. Town, I. Hunife KM (tho center of Sec. 14) thence running south on the east line of nuid N.

K. elithtv rods, thence west on the line of siiicl N. K. eighty rods, to Intersect with the Monllcello roud, und ulso to vueiite till that purl of the present roud an now traveled, Hin-ninK (lluironully across the N. of the W.

of Sec. 14. Town. 13. ltuutre 311, east.

In Johnson county, KansuH. und that John Chapman, Albert Hull und Will Kay. viewers duly op-pointed, will meet at the place of bcidnnlnv on thulKith day of September, A. 1). lim', and proceed to view said road and to irive all parties a heurtnir.

Witness my hand and the seal of mtld county, atllxetl ut my oince in said county, this third duy of September, A. l. iwr7. hkai.1 UOSCOIO 8MITH, 4si: County Clerk. quality unequaled by any other make of shoes.

to $3.50. All this will be given for $1.2 for the season or for rosorved seats. It is the most entertainment for tho money that has ever yet been offered for tho Buster Brown School Shoes for Sanford 4 0 0 0 0 14 0 Pyle 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 Wallace 4 10 10 0 8 Ilendrix 3 ,21 1014 Boys, for (Jirls. They look well and wear better. $1.50 to $2.00.

Olathe course. No shoddy goods at any price. review of the course will bo given Totals 35 6 5 I 27 8 next issue, but those who want to en LENEXA HLt'KH PlayerR AB 1 SB SI1 PO A Dent, The Furnisher. courage a lino of culture and enjoy a season of puro entertainment will not A. Phelps 4 0 0 11 1, Loftus 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 fail to subscribo toward this course.

E. Connor ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 The W. C. T. U.

Convention Thoso having it in charge haveobligated themselves for a large sum which was necessary to secure tho very attractive W. Phelps 4 0 0 2 0 0 4 The annual district convention of the W. C. T. IT.

was held in Baldwin lust course and it is necessary that they meet In ttie Oluthe 'Henisier. September 6, A. Connor lb 4 0 1 0 0 8 0 Haire rf 4 0 ii 0 0 10 Huston If 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 First published duy Wednesday and Thursday and was a with a liberal support to encourage such cry successful and enjoyablo gathering. Koad Notice an enterprise and to uphold such an Tho Wednesday morning session began To whom it muy concern: In piirsunnco of Bradshaw If 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Smith cf 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 Siler 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 elovatlng means of culture. Without any question this is the finest course under very favorable circumstances, large attendance of delegates and friends JOHN ever olfored Olathe.

being present. The election of olllcers Totals 33 0 2 2 0 24 fur tho new year resulted in a unanimous "Huston wrenched his collar bone in choosing of the old officials: Mrs. L. 10 Fanners' The Johnson county Farmers' Insti the fifth inning and Bradshaw was put Hudson of Olalho, president; Mrs. tute will be held In Olathe.

Oct 21 and in the loft garden, The House Furnisher. iVmanda Caroy of Baldwin, secretary, Thore will bo over ono hundred Eagles 1 0 0 3 0 1. 1 0 x-8 and. Mrs. J.

C. Reed of Garnett, treas Blues 0 0000000 0-0 urer. i tie various sessions of he eon- held In the state this vearand tho superintendent, Mr. II. Millor, who has A big crowd of admirers from the ention were held in the M.

E. church, un order made by the hoard of county commissioners of the County of Johnson, In tb Stale of KiiDsus, in regular session on the 3rd. day of September A. I. IMI7.

notice Is hereby Klven thul Henry A. Hurlier, T. II. Shields, U. W.

HoiiMiiun, Kred Vunschuelnndl, K. I''. Sautter, 11. Kurnshuw, l'Ved Maimer. Charles I un-nacker.

V. KeUrundo, .1. C. Keerun, Keml Cuenen, J. Utile, J.

Pettyjohn. Wm. Ilnverly. Hen Murnshaw, Mrs. tins Keerun.

Stephen It. Morton, (leo. Kurnshuw, A. Wait-nur, Tlieo Knaube, II. 1''.

Ilollctilnirk. householders of said county, residing in he vicinity here it Is proposed to lu.v out. and establish the road below mentioned, have presented to, suld board their certain petition, pravlnir the-I ii I li out and establishment of a pubilu road In suld count us follows: ConunencliiK ill point In the public highway ut or near the SVV corner of Die ne ol sec 8, wp 13. runife H4 In Johnson county, Kansas. ruiinhiK thence east, on the half section Hue or us near thereto us.

practicable for a distance of ulmutIM miles, und until it intersects the public highway or connects ith same at point ut or Ueur tho corner of tne Ji of the NIO of seo-tlon Din suld township und run ire und there terminate, and hai W.T. tjiiurles, W. J.Moore, and John Killer, viewers duly appointed, will meet ut place of beKinnlmr on the 87th day of September A. I). IMI7, und proceed to view Nil Id roud, und to ifive all parties a heurlnir.

Witness my hand, und the M'lil o' suid county, which was handsomely decorated in the vicinity of Lenexa and Overland Park accompanied the team to this city and charge of this work wishes to begin a big circute at Olathe and it is expected union's colors. A number of the bust did everything they could to encourage Local News Call on Allison for Tankage. Xothing better. ness men also showed their interest in the convention by decorating thoir their favorite ball players. that the farmers of Johnson county will turn out and give them a good send oir, Professor G.

C. Wheeler of the Agri Mrs. John Blake of Kansas City, was the guest of Mrs. Nelse Julien, from Saturday until Tuesday. Mrs.

M. E. Higinbothan and daughter, Miss Blanche of Argentine, were the guests of Mrs. S. E- Wilkerson, Saturday.

Miss Myrtle Rose of Auburn, places of business and rendering such cultural college and Mr. P. E. Crabtrco, assistance as they could to make the Louis Speer was out from Argentine Sunday, to visit, home folks. Carrier Homer Limbird is enjoying his annual vacation from the strenueous affair a success.

Mrs. C. L. Hayes is visiting hw ister in Boonville, this week. Mrs.

J. A. Reeds of Rosedale was the a practical hog and poultry man of Missouri. Professor Ten Eyck and Mrs. Clavln of the college will bo with us.

A On the opening day special music and addresses were prominent features of the program. Among those who took part i was the guest of Mrs. W. S. Speer Sun duties of ii.is position as Uncle Sam's assistant.

these exercises wero tho following a IHxed ut my olllce in suld county, till third, duy of September A. II. good program will bo gotten up soon. The boys' corn contest will take place at this time and we desire to say to tho boys who have entered this contest, irather guest of Olathe friends, Saturday. Sawdust and shavings 50c per load at Furniture Factory.

First come first served. 47tf day. Miss. Rose was on her way home from Hastings, where she had been spending the summer, W. Mitchner ado a special address kow'ok 4HU) County Cleric.

in behalf of the town of Baldwin, and your corn ton days before the Institute is was followed by Kev. Hcott as a repre Lit tie Miss Nanette Ferguson was quite badly bitten by a ferocious dog last week, but is reported to be getting along nicely. A delightfully informal basket picnic was held on the handsome lawn of Judge sentativo of the churches, Dr. L. H.

hold so that you can make a good selection, and be sure the rats and mice don't Mr. and Mrs. James Speerof Edger-ton, attended the old settlers' picnic in Olathe, Saturday. Murlin for the colleges, Miss Miller for njure it. We hope to see every boy the public schools and Mrs.

Beaton for Mrs. C. A. Smith and family are moving their household goods to Holton this week where they will make their future home. Mr.

Smith has purchased the leading drug store at Holton and is enjoying a large trade, and is greatly present at this Institute. Bring 10 of the the clubs, while Mrs. R. C. Johnson.

and Mrs. William Pelletts' home Mon day afternoon and evening in honor of best ears of corn raised from your patch. Be thereby 10 o'clock, the first day if president of Daldwin local union, spoke for the W. C. T.

U. The response was First published In the Oluthe Ketrtster September IW17. Road Notice To whom It may concern: In pursuance of an order made by the board of county commissioners of the county of Johnson, in the SMite of Kansas, in rettulur session on the third duy of September A. I). II7, not ice Is hereby iflven that S.

It. Hotfe. I. C. Holtmun.

Win. VoIiHn, Hulph Metculf, John Marly, I1'. K. Marty, K. K.

VolKts, f. W. HiuiKley. K. W.

Uirev. O. Corisor. I. M.

Stulevllle, 1 C. Snyder, J. K. Kinery. householders of suld county, resldlntf In the vicinity where it Is proposed to luy out und establish the roud below mentioned, have presented to suld Imurd their certuln petition, pruylnir the luyinir out and establishment of a pleased with his new location.

Louis Speer, Santa Fetime keeper at the visiting former old settlers of Olathe, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Welsh, Mrs.

Margaret Myrick, Mrs. Frank Congle- possible, not later than 12 a. m. Why can't we have a corn carnival? If every farmer or truck gardner would bring in given by Mrs. J.

C. Reed of Garnott, treasurer of the district union. Mrs. Reed made an elegant address, which ton, Mrs. John Blake and Mrs.

Thos, w10 a sample of thoir best products from the was greatly appreciated by all McOannon all of Kansas City. About Send your work to the Olathe Steam Laundry, 210 East Park street. Tele-Pone 86. E. D.

Orr, prop. 29tf Mrs. Wm, McGee of Kansas City was the guest of Mrs. W. C.

Brown several days the first of the week. J. F. Hastings of1 Edgerton, was circulating among the old settlers at the an nual picnic in Olathe, Saturday. The ladies of the W.

R. C. served coffee and sandwiches free to the picnicers who attended the old settlers meeting in Olathe Saturday. i fifty guests were present to renew ac heard it. Miss Van Landingham con- rHrn and display It at our institute, have tributed a splendid reading-which was juafc' to pass on its merits and award heartily encored.

1,10 Pri'e. I' ever so small. A pick of Argentine, was the victim of an accident last Friday afternoon, which resulted in a badly burned face and hand. Mr. Speer was working at his bench and his assistant was cleaning a clock with gasoline when the gasoline exploded.

Th assistant was badly burned and Mr. quaintances with their former neighbors and friends, and an elegant luncheon On Thursday afternoon, at the close of variety of small grain or grasses or was spread on the lawn to which all did the convention, the citizens of the city of any kind, a dozen ears of public roud in suid county us follows: lleirin-ntnif ut the cor of sec 21) twp II rume 2f. thence east on the section line or us near to as practical to Intersect with the north and south roud on east side of suld section und there terminate und thut W. II. Klunner, Phil Ooode und Stutevllle.

viewers duly appointed, will meet ut place of beulnnlnif on the Ind duy of October A. U. lWtr7, and proceed to view said road, and to give all parties a hear-In if. Wltneim my bund and the seal of said county, this third day of September A. I).

1U07. Kohc'cir Smith, 4Mt8 County Clerk. Speeds right hand was injured so badly ample justice. The occasion was very enjoyable one, and lasted until late hour. took the visitors in charge and gave corn- them a drive over the pretty little citv What say you farmers? Would be that he will be unable to use it for some t.llYltf- of Baldwin, led by Mr.

Mann in his auto Pleasel hoar from any of you through A surprise dinner party was given at with the C. T. U. officers. The "nty papers.

J. W. Rohinhon. James Lyons, an aged and highly re- the nome of A. Artman, 415 South Secretary of Institute.

ladies were royally entertained during their stay rn Baldwin and report a most spected citizen of this county, died at Water street, Tuesday, September 3, the his home near Olathe Sunday and was occasion being Xhe birthday of Mrs, enjoyable and successful trip. buried In the Olathe cemetery, Monday. Artman. The surprise was complete, Mr. Lyons was born in Ireland, 12, he not knowing anything about it until Annual Picnic St Joseph's church of Shawnee is plan 1822 and emigrated to this county while tne guests arrived with the dinner ready ing to hold its annual picnic, Tuesday very young.

He lived for some time in rve and some one said this is Mrs. John Haeberle entertained Mrs. G. P. Smith of Spring Hill and Mrs.

Wm. Haeberle and children of Rosedale a part of last week. James R. Henderson of Richmond, was a delegate to the Garnett presbytery meeting this week and visited his, sister, Mrs. Speer while in Olathe.

The band boys gave another of their splendid concerts in the public square last Friday evening. This number was an extra and was greatly appreciated by all who heard it. Call on Allison for Tankage. Nothing better. Ohio, after which he moved to Kansas "mother's" birthday.

Those present and has resided near Olathe for the past were Mr. and Mrs. J. A.v Shellhammer September 17, at Dockers grove between Shawnee and Merriam. Arrangements have been made to serve both dinner forty-eight years.

Mr. Lyons was 84 of Paola, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corliss and years and 9 months of age at the time of daughter of Cedar Junction, Mr. and his death.

He is survived by a large Mrs. Harry Hay and sons of Jerusalem, family and a host of friends. The Mr. and Mrs. George Custer, Miss Pearl and supper on the grounds and make an all day affair of it.

There will be all kinds of amusements for young and old. A large platform and a splendid orchestra from Kansas City will be of interest to the young. An unusually good lecture funeral services were conducted by Rev. Bruner of DeSoto. and Mr.

Strawder Custer of Twin Springs. The party broke up as each family departed for their various homes, after wishing mother many more birth on "Home and Government" bv Kev. Good Times Are Going To Continue If you buy your lumber from us you will certainly have a g'od comfortable home, and after all, that's where the good times start from. Our Prices Always the Lowest Grades Always the Best. days.

W. J. Gonnley will be of great social value to all and worth a long trip. The rural carriers of Johnson county Sc.of Emulsion on tiun, Other attractions will be a horseshoe held their annual meeting Saturday 14 freuc uuiui en IB magical pitching contest, ball game, good meals, evening at the court house In this city splendid grove, fine roades, good plat It makes them active, happy. form and good people.

It is hoped the I he following carriers from outside of Olathe were present: P. M. Bradshaw A contains Liver Uil, Hypophosphites new street car will be in operation there by that time. and Geo. Allen of Lenexa and J.

F. Hig ana uiycenne, 10 mane rat, blood and bone, gins, J. L. Snodgms, J. E.

Denoon of C. II. Miller has sold his bungalow Gardner. The following officers were uiai ik i coiuy digested by little folk. ijl ALL DRUGGISTS BOc.

AND $1.00. home on East Loula street to Fritz White for $2000. The sale was made Monday. Mr, Miller's lamily are now making an extended stay at the northern lakes but expect to spend th winter at Corpus Christi, Texas. elected: J.

F. Higgins, president; Geo. Allen, vice president; F. M. Bradshaw, secretary and treasurer.

The boys were feeling good and they had a good time. J. F. Higgins, representative to the state convention at Osage City, made an Interesting report of that meeting. One new member was added to the Johnson county association.

The next meeting of this county will probably be called for Spring Hill. Rev. G. A. Edgar has resigned his po F.

R. LANTER, Wall Paper and Paints L. W. SNEPP, The Druggist. sition as pastor of the Reformed Presby Independent Lumberman.

terian church, and his pulpit was filled last week by Rev. R. A.Paden of Home-wocd, Neb..