Silver Lake Mirror from Silver Lake, Kansas • 4

1U 3E 111 3E THE HENNEY BUQQY The latest styles in ladies or gent's Oxford shoes, at J. S. Kelly's. Several of the Lake fan went to Belvue, Sunday, with the ball team. Frank Webb took his hoodo with him an umbershoot.

He took it with him last year and and it proved the undoing of the boys. Purity Milling Co. A. M. Floersch, representing the Purity Milling of Manhattan, Kansas, was in Silver Lake, Friday, and made arrangements with J.

II. Page, merchant, to accept the agency and handle the Purity Milling stuff. There will be a carload of flour, bran, shorts, shipped to Silver Lake this week. Watch for an ad next week. Palmer House Equipped with Wilcox 12 inch all wrought iron fifth wheel and parallel twin reaches.

Just received another Fit frhiiu First-class Hotel. Meals Rooms Short orders served at all hours Donieslic and Imported Cigars and Tobaccos Out tables supplied with all the Market affords Commercial trade Solicited. Soldiers Play Ball. Notwithstanding that the regular-ball team went to Belvue last Sunday to play a game, a bunch was hurriedly picked-up Sunday morning to play the soldiers on the Silver Lake diamond in the afternoon. Navarre, Binny, Stewart and Hook came down from Rossville and helped the Lake boys out.

It was a good game from start to finish, and went Saturday Night's Band Concert. Another large crowd at the open air band concert last Saturday night. The evening was ideal, and all enjoyed the occasion. The music was fine. The ice cream tables were patronized quite liberally.

After the concert the Odd Fellows invited all who wished, up in their hall where a musical treat awaited them, and the large hall was soon filled. Mr. Ernest Palmer, and sister, Mrs. Edith Goodno entertained the crowd with several violin and piano selections which were freely applauded. Mrs.

LonWentworth and Mrs. Edith Goodno and Mrs. D. P. Dudley rendered several beautiful piano selections.

Mr. Ernest Palmer, who has rare musical talents, rendered a difficult piano selection which pleased the guests. Mr. W. F.

Palmer was called upon, and after much persuasion, and a little "force," by chief escort, Wm. Hansford, favored the audience with a few violin selections. Mrs. W. F.

Palmer played piano accompaniment. Mr, G. A. Reinhardt and the Mowers brothers Abe and Kirk also rendered several violin and piano selections. The selection that caused the most merriment, was that of the "Arkan-saw Traveler," as played by Ernest It was the closest imitation of the real thing that eleven innings before tse game was decided.

There was no score made by either side in the first inning; In the second the sol MRS. HWrriE P71LMER Proprietress. Ind. Phone ISO. Silver Lake, Ka.

Both Phones 287. Day or Hawley Steele Ttitural Directors Robert Steele, Assistant diers scored one and the home HENNEY BUGGIES. The latest styles. They will please you. Let us show you.

Full line of mowers, rakes, sweeps and stackers. Repairs For All Machines. J. THOMAS LUMBER CO. J.

II. WERNER, Mg'r. Silver Lake, team three. In the third two over throws over third brought in three scores for the visitors, giving them one score to the good. In the fourth the soldiers scored one.

In the fifth the home team scored three and the soldiers one thus tieing the score. In the remaining innings it was 118 Hast 8th Ave. Topeka, Kans. 3E 3E 30 LE3E we nave witnessed outside the Auto School will begin next month Silver CaRc mirror AN Daoa For Salk Four bushels of Alf a battle royal, neither side scoring until the eleventh inning where a bonehead decision by the soldier umps gave the game to Uncle Sam's fighters by a score of 7 to 6. Ed Jeffries umpired the for the home team.

The follow-is the line up: Ice! Ice! I Topeka Manufactured Ice from pure, wholesome and distilled water, for sale by J. II. Page. alfa seed, $8 per bushel. C.

C. French, I'UBMSliKO KVKKV THURSDAY BY CfiflS. unDf.RSOn Publubcr Prepr 23-3t Silver Lake, Ks, Subscription $1.00 Per Year in Advance. Miss Juanita Mellosh was visit Horse Livery and Feed Barn Special attention given to those hiring rigs. mi kinds Uraying done on short notice.

S. Gasswint (SUCCESSOR TO H.L.HUNLEY) Silver Lake, Kansas. Official City Paper Silver Lake, K. ing Anna Lafromboise from Thursday evening until Saturday evening. The Mirror office does all kinds Kutcied in the post office nt Silver Kniisas, March 10, Itill, hh kccuikI cIiim nifiil inalti under Act ot March ItCll.

I.otal AdvcrtihinK At (lie laic oi 6 cents jicr line lor ftttli luncitinn. Soldiers. Payne Hamilton Reynolds Kowalbksi Flannigan Mdrry Wyman Perry Henry Silver Lake. A Mowers Navarre Stockton K. Movers Luthye Stewart Cott F.

Hook Binny lb 2b 3b S3 rf cf If of job work. Good work guaran Job work a specialty at the Mirror office. Bring in your job work, we will treat you right. Mrs. Dearborn attended the Advcntist camp meeting at Emporia, ihe first of the week.

Wanted Horses to pasture. Phono 425. Fred Whiteman, Silver Lake, Kansas. 22-2t. It will pay you to see Chambers before painting that build teed.

Standard prices. Bring us your work. This is the haying and the next several weeks tons of (----J- --ICj Cecal Ijnppciiinos -ii jj -ir-'ll hay will be baled and stacked in V. E. Guion Barber 2nd Hair Dresser Bath In connection with Shop Give me a trial.

boundaries of the Ozark mountains. Surely the entertainment was a happy climax to an enjoyable evening, and the boys of the three links are due much credit for such a fine musical treat. Lest we forget, we must mention in passing, that Bro. M. A.

Hutcheson presided over the pro-caedings, and occupied the throne of honor to the satisfaction of the crowd, and due dignity to himself. Mort is a handy man to have with us on such occasions, he "fits" in any position. Also Bro. Wm. Hansford made a splendid official in escorting especially the ladies to the platform, where he gracefully requested them to accompany him, the ladies just could not refuse him.

It was an evening well spent. Sadie Gasswint and Esther Templin, while making the Mirror office a call the other day, bantered us for a job of washing our office towels. We were reluctant at first of giving them the job, as it is strictly against the rules of all well-regulated print shops to have such fixtures as towels treated to a bath, and as those two towels have performed the functions of wiping off the ink and grease spots xever since the Mirror started, a year and a half ago, we did not wish' to break over the rule, but we finally consented this vicinity. Score by innings: Lake 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-G Soldiers 01311000001-7 Batteries Silver Lake, Hook and Binny; soldiers, Perry and Henry. ing.

19-tf The tasty dry goods buyers i'ostmaster Henry, who was expecting his wife and children home from Oklahoma, went over always call at J. II. Page's general stoer for dry goods. I can to Valencia, Sunday morning, to please you. meet them, but tney did not ar rive.

Two batteries of the Artillery branch of U. S. Army camped over Sunday on the A. W. Sage The ice cream social given by the Stiver Lake bible class of the Wall paper at J.

S. Kelly's, Otis Scrimsher was in Topeka, Saturday. Mrs. D. Jones was a Topeka visitor, Monday.

James Sutton had business in Topeka, last Friday. Mrs S. W. Rice was a Topeka visitor, Saturday. Wm.

Coughlin transacted business in Topeka, Monday. L. Chrisman was in Topeka Baptist Sunday school at the farm Shawnee Independent Telephone Company home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennett Champion Horseshoe Pilcffers.

Geo. and Frank Weir, Frank Bridgford and Jim Sutton, four of Silver Lake's horseshoe pitchers, pitched against Topeka's crack twirlers last Thursday at Garfield Park and won as usual. Bridgford and Sutton was team mates, and beat ther opponents by a big score, also the Weir brothers did the same to their opponents. Frank Bridgford piled up the highest number of last Friday evening, was well at ranch, south of town. Mrs.

Annie Bourbon ia, and daughter, of Nadeau, Kansas, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lafromboise and family, Sunday.

I carry a new line cf fresh and clean groceries. They will tended, and all enjoyed the occa sion, and had a nice, social time. Miss Celia Cowperthwait went to Abilene, Kansas, Mom'day, where she visited until yesterday, Silver Lake Kansas and. aecompanied by her aunt, she started for Colorado Springs, for a month's outing. Prompt service and courteous treatment to all to give the little ladies the job, and in a few hours they br-ought points of all.

George Weir took his shoes along, but the Topeka players ruled them out, so George was at a disadvantage, but he held up his end, nevertheless. The Leavenworth Times says a controversy is raging concerning Sutton and Frank Weir were bear inspection. J. II. Page W.

J. Mounce, of Missouri, came to Silver Lake last week on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Press-grove and nephew, Ed. Press-grove. Mrs.

J. H. Page, and baby Cecil, went to Topeka, Saturday morning, and visited relatives and friends in that city and Nor-tonville, over Sunday. Andy Wilson, south of the river, wasln Silver Lake Thursday the location of hell, and asks us to wait until this campaign opens in earnest. The fire works started in Kansas a few days ago.

the towels back all spick "and span, clean as snow. We thank the little ladies for doing such a good job. Kansas has 98,300 miles of public roads. Last year she spent over $3,000,000 on her roads and bridges and yet they are not close to the top at the finish. The Topeka rules forced the Silver Lakeites to changeends.

sides, and all kind of changing stunts, For Sale Edison Grapha- but the boys always found the phone, CO two-minute and 28 four minute records. For further in patrons. If an answer is not received in a reason able length of time, please call central again. It is a necessity. Why not put a phone in your house? Chas.

D. Williams Manager meg, and out-ciassea an comers. The following is the total num formation, inquire of Harry ber points made: James, phone 181, Rossville, Ks. good. It is time that our people should wake up and make every dollar- count.

That, amount of money would make every road in the state good in a few years. Silver Lake, 186 The Silver Lake ball team went up to Belvue Sunday and played a game with the Belvue team. The Topeka, 112 The Lake won by 74 The following is the number of points made by each Silver Lake Subscribe for the Mirror. on business, last Saturday. II.

F. Kellner made a business trip to Belvue, Monday. Miss Nellie Wagner, spent the day Tuesday, in Topeka. Chas. Palmer transacted business in Topeka, last Friday.

White Loaf Flour, at J. S. Kelly's. Frank Bridgford had business in Topeka, Saturday forenoon. Mrs.

J. E. Hows south of town, was in Topeka, last Saturday." Mrs. Boylos and daughter, Bernice, were Topeka visitors, Tuesday. Misses Bernice Boylesand Ruth McCoid were Topeka visitors, last Saturday.

George Hunderthpund transacted business in Topeka, last Saturday. G. A. Reinhardt was in Topeka, Monday, having some dental work done. Chick Feed, Incubators, Brooders and Fountains at J.

S. Kelly's. Mrs. M. Templin, and daughters, Rena and Esther, were in Topeka, Saturday.

D. O. Anderson, and family, spent Sunday in the country, with the Elmer Clark family. Ed Pressgrove accompanied his uncle, W. J.

Mounce, as far as Topeka, Monday, on his return to his home in Missouri. player 3C DC 3C DO oc first two or three innings proved disastrous to the Lake boys, the Belvue bunch piling ud six" or seven scores. After that the Lake boys got down to business and held the Pottawatomieites scoreless to the finish. The score was 7 to 2 in favor of Belvue. Silver Lake Elevator GEO.

B. HARPER, PROPRIETOR evening, tie came over to meet his wife who came up from Topeka on the evening train. The highest market price paid for country produce in trade, or cent under Topeka prices for cash. J. II.

Page. A force of men and teams have been busy for several days hatd-mg dirt and filling in -Railroad Avenue. It is hoped several blocks will be graveled this fall. Miss Viola Troutman, secretary of the Topeka branch of the Foreign Missionary Society, was in Silver Lake, Sunday, and made a talk at the Methodist church at morning servies. Subject for Christian Science Sunday will be "Soul," at 3 o'clock p.

m. Sunday school, 2 p. in Woodmen Hall. Wednesday evening meetings as announced at Sunday services. Everybody welcome.

Helm Brok. George Weir. 81! All opponents, 39 Lost over all opponents by 8 Frank Weir, 5G All opponents, 25 1 Won over all opponents by 31 James Sutton, 39 All opponents, 29 Won over all opponents by 10 Frank Bridgfoxd. 60 All 19 Won over all opponents by 41 Bring on your crack horeshoe pitchers: Silver lake has odlesof them. See those stone chicken foun have received another car of FOREST ICING FLOUR at $2.7 per cwt.

Bran, Shorts, Oil Meal, Kaffir Corn, Chop, Salt. CARPENTERS Paints, Glass, and Painter's Supplies. Silver Lake, Kansas. Your Patronage Solicited. tains, coops and feeders at J.

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