The Menlo Record du lieu suivant : Melvern, Kansas • 3

i WE HAVE A pilot mm 'I 'Ill 3 J. Buggies Buggies tii car load of buggies and a complete Line of Harness both single and double, light and heay, Fly nets duster! whips Pads Collars Snaps Celluloid Rings Combs Brushes, Line Of Building Material Lumber Lath' Cement Brick Shingles Lime- NOW IS THE TIME for you to get ycur Screen Doors. Chicago Lumber Coal co. RE. FINER, Mgr.

Evgfthin'o to Cfotl 0250 clean SI 1IQ ORO St pfedsedlt mM you ur A. LAUTERBACII, President. H. V. CHRISTEXSEN.

Cashier. line Gi)d gin yoy gi rfIT IT MENLO STATE BANK PAID UP CAPITAL SURPLUS $1,500 Does a general banking1 business. Solicits jour business. MENLO, KANSAS, Yours For Business, Desendorf CockerilL 'MENLO, KANSAS. 'V Located in the P.

J. Folsom building. 4 ill John Scheetz, one of the prosperous farmers residing over near Angelus, is a new reader of the Record. He is the possessor of some fine hogs, also some Jacob Sch roth, DEALER IN I FRESH, SMOKED. AND SALT Meats and fresh Bologna Sausage Cash Paid For Hides, Home Rendered Lard A son of Mr and Mrs Win McKin-ney, is here from Chicago, visiting1.

R. C. Maynes and family, of Colby, are spending the 4th. with relatives in Menlo. R.

C. is now a regular reader of the Record. In the ball game played to-day between Slenloand IlillCity on the latter diamond, the Menlo team won by a excellent alfalfa. The Grinnell base ball team is ex (t (0 pected up sometime in the near future to play a return game of ball with our ii ii Hi tii tii tii score of 11 to 7. Full account next week Last Fridav we drove out several miles FT The show Saturday nin-ht was ston-1 south east of town and were truly sur- prised at the large number of fine res J7I idences, which have been erected with THE MENLO CONFECTIONERY ped by the storm, before it had hardly begun.

H. V. Christensen and wife spent Sunday in the country. The Kansas Weeklj' Capital and the Meulo Record, both one year for $1.10. If you are going to subscribe for a daily see us we can save you money.

Whilein towa Monday morning E. II. Cogd ill's team broke loose from a hitching post, in front of Beers, store and started to run down the street, However Mr. Cogdill happened to be nearby and suceeded in getting them stopped just south of the drug store. The Menlo ball team was to have gone M.

E. Church, Preaching after S. S. every other Sunday. Preaching every other Sunday evening after Epworth League.

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Epworth League at p. m. ever meeting erery Wednesday evening.

Everybody Welcome. W. J. Ward, Pastor. AND Short Order House.

in the past few years. Nearly everv farmer has a new frame house, adorned with fruit aud shade trees and many shrubs. Larga new barns are to be seen on every hand, fine horses and every thing necessary to convince one that the farmers in that neighboshood are strickiy up to date. We were also agreeable surprised tp find many fields of wheat which will yield about 15 bushels per acre. All crops in the Orange neighborhood are looking Harry warm, of Rexford, was visiting wi.th his uncle, Orval Chaney of this place, the fiist of the week.

Dan 'McKin ney, of Colby, was visiting with his brother at this place the fore part of the week. The Rexford Selden ball teams plajed ball on the latter diamond last Sunday. Score 16 to 3 in favor of Selden. i Cigars, Tob acco, Soft Drinks, lee -XJream, Nuts and Candies. Oysters In Season.

Fred Christensen, COMMERCIAL HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. J. Schrotk, Proprietors. Accommodations First clas3 Yo business sol id ted.

Menlo, Kansas, to Grinnell Monday, to cross bats with the Gove teajn, but did not go, owing to the fact that ajiumber of the boys could not possibly get away on that tlay. Ed. Liester marketed- hogs in Rex-ford, Tuesday. MENLO, KANSAS!.