Graham County Recorder from Hill City, Kansas • 1

'RAHAM 3C0RDER. VOL. VII. HILL CITY, GRAHAM! COUNTY, KANSAS, JANUARY 1, 1901. NO.

23. I. X. L. ftotes.

(I.a.st wcVs Items.) Northwest Graham. Strll no winter weather. S. W. Krrne's took Xmas dinner -j i All- Lcland Items, Nineteen and three will soon be in eternity and it will be time to turn over a new leaf and make new resolutions.

Presumption To lay that THE CASH GROCEKY STORE is the best place in town to buy family Groceries and Notions. Their stock is always Clean, Fresh and Bright re plenished every week by new goods and prices are as low as the lowest Specials for this week; Mens Cotton Fleeced Underwear, at 80 cents per suit. Heavy Woolen Hose, at 25 cents per pair, A good four-ply Linen Collar, for 10 cents. Mens Heavy Cotton Work Shirts, at 50 cents. Mens Cotton and Wool Sweaters, at I off reg ular price.

Sweet Potatoes and Cabbage, at 4 cents per lb Save money by trading with us. un Mr. uniaeners 01 Vinson, VV. G. Kline and family spent mid ay at Mr.

Allen's. -Ralph Fullen of Republic Co. is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Lowe's and VV.

G. Kline bok Christmas dinner at Charles jKJine'sl' Srntt'i! crowd at League Sunday night, but a good meeting is re-I ported. Mrs. Fink and daughter Alice Spent Sunday afternoon at H. lansen's.

Corn shelters are in the neigh-o hood this week. Miss Katie Winter entertained (Mr. John Cunningham and Miss Katie Moore of'Morland, at her lome Sunday. The dance and oyster supper ft Mr. Nicholson's Friday night Was well attended and a good time reported.

Wedding bells were heard in all part of the land' Xmas' day. "hey were risiTg out toward Lu-erae for Mr. Tom Wilcox and liss Emma Small. i The friends and relatives of Ralph Hansen" were greatly surprised by his return last' week, put more surprised when he intro duced his bride. We understand Wie wedding took place at Portis, yansas on Xmas day.

Ralph is a i jfcad i i ye 1 i i 1 1 is oriue is an utuuiupiisucu oung lady of Portis. to leave this vicinity after a lort visit but we wish to extend congratulations and well wish- for a long, happy, life. Bert Fink and Joe Toll took nner at Klines bunclay. vt Revolution Imrr)iner)t. sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in-your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up sets.

Elec-Bitters vvill quickly clismem- the troublesome causes. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Bowels, -stimulate the Liver, and -clarify he blood. Run down systems benefit particularly and all the jusual attending aches vanish un- lder its searching and thorough feffectiveness. Electric Bitters is only and that is returned if it don't give perfect satisfaction Guaranteed by City Pharmacy and Frank Grecian Druggist. The Curts Dramatic (io people) will play a return engagement, at Opera House Dec.

31st, Jan. 2nd." Admission .15, 25 and 35 cents Season tickets 'Si. 00. Every lover 'of a good dramatic production should purchase season tickets. It will be remembered by those who attend-ii Curts entertainments on his trmer visit to cur town that he -e the best show that has ever given in the place.

What Is Life? In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know that it is 6 The Christmas excitement is in full blast but when these items I come before the public Santa 1 1.1 1 v-iaus wifi nave come ana gone the children will all be happy. Willis Manaugh helped Mr, Kaks shuck his corn. Mr. Law- and Bert was in the city last Monday with wheat. Mr.

and Mrs. Rhodes have been hauling wheat to the city. Mrs Rhodes is a rustler and is enti tied to considerable praise for her industry. Mr. Law returned from Kansas City last Sunday.

While in Kan. City Mr. Law purchased a nice chapel organ for the I. X. L.

school. The children arc on the upper round. J. W. Albin lost a'Jine horse one day last week.

Mr. and Mrs Olmstead and daughter was in the'eity lastMon-day making preparations for Xmas. Mr. Olmstead is. corn feeding 40 head of cattle for the Kansas City market.

He has paid 30 cents for corn. The morttr sMnger has been at work at Mr. Masiaugh's house and made the inside look fine. Mr. Morris's steamer is at work just west of us finishing up the wheat thrashing and threshing cane seed.

The I. X. L. school will take a weeks, vacation the holidays. Jas.

Maniugh. Sr. bought 100 bushels of corn of J. W. Albin at 30 cents per bushel.

The pesky book agents are plentiful out here. Ed. Henn and wife of Ellis formerly of this locality went to the city last Monday on business. Our fellow citizens out here live on beef-steak nowadays. Wheat is low, cattle are cheap so we kill the fatted calf and eat drink and be merry.

Happy New Year to all. Zephyrs. A Frightened horse. Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occurrences. It behooves everybody to have 'a reliable Salve handy and there's none as good as Uucklen's Arnica Salve.

Burns, Cut, Sores, Ec-xema and I'ilfs, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c at City Pharmacy and Frank Grecian's Drug Store. Report of Goshen school for month ending Dec. 24th. No.

days taught, 19. No. enrolled, 15. Ave. daily attendance, 12.

Not absent ot tardy, Lena Kline Clemmie and Glcnna Woodside. Not tardy, Warren Kline, Archie Moyers, Amanda, Menry and Zephy Hansen, Clyde and Arza Smith, Lna Kline. Lizzie Klink, Teacher. persons indebted to me will please cadi at the Graham county State Bank to settle theiraccounts as I shall be absent from four months to a year. Dr.

Findlcy attending the practice in my stead. Thanking all for past kindness I am very truly, I vas 13. Parker. The Christmas tret: at Leland was well attended and every one seemed to have a royal good time. Quite a number of Lelandites attended church at Shiloh last Sunday night.

We understand there will be a big dinner at J. H. Green's New Years followed by a dance at night. Jehu McCoy and daughters dinned at C. A.

Warner's Christmas. There will be prayer meeting at Leland Thursday night of this week. Mrs. Tfflotson is having a vacation this week and the school board has taken advantage, of the time and is fixing the school house. T.

Guffey is shelling corn for C. B. Van Dornthis week. J. M.

Loyd of AVaKeeney spent Xmas with home folks. John McCoy and family passed through these parts Saturday on their way to visit the family ot C. C. Franklin who now live north of Morland but were form erly residents of this ne lghbor-hood. Joe Van Dorn of Morland spent Xmas with his parents and best Bennie RatzUiff and family visited at S.

N. Loyd's Sunday, -There is always a great deal said about, political rings but engagement rings takes the lead in this part of the moral vineyard. Lone Tree Items. J. E.

King and sons have been husking corn lor John Lewis and Henry Stuckey. John Stuckey returned home to spend the holidays with home folks. J. K. King and wile spent Sunday with Mother Lindk y.

Mr. and Mrs. David-on spent Xmas with Mr. Wood's Arthur and Harry jwley also Tiilmon and Vernon Vood have gone to Republic cou to spend the 'holidays with i.iends and relatives. The Xnws tree e.

Lone Tree was one 'of success. A large crowd was in attendance and lots of presents and every one had a jolly time especially the children when "Santa Claus" came in and went to throwing pop corn balls at them Lone Tree school is having vacation during the holidays. John Rossin, Orrin Lewis and Mr. Beezley and wife spent Xmas with Mr. Rowley's.

Oria, Lewis is on the sick list. Hiss Daisy Beezley will return to her school Monday altera two weeks vacation. Mrs. King spent Wednesday with Mrs. Cyrus Lindley.

Miss Mary Benson has beenout visiting with her grandma this week. Love Letter- Woukl not interest you if you're looking for a guaranteed Salve for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, Ponder, writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box ot Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best Salve on earth. 25c at City Pharmacy and 1 J.

J. EBNOTIIER, P. II. 0. DSU6S, MEDICI1TES, CHEMIOALS, STATIONERY, TOILET AETICLE3, PA1I0Y GOODS, CHAMOIS SKINS, SPONGES, MUSHES, PEEFUMEEY AND EVEEY-THING IMMAGINABLE.

fP3rPcrcri)thns carefully compounded dan and nigh POMEROY AVENUE, Hill City, i Commercial T'-de a Specialty is unsurpassed. Everything the KANSAS. The Recorder. PMIIMCY Builder. N.

S. PILCHER, All the latest Machinery for Rapid and Neat work. Estimates Furnished Free. HILL CITY, Ks. The llm Pony pel, WM.

KELEHER, Prop. under strrct law. Abuse 'thut law even flightly, pain results. Irregular living niV.ans derangement of the organs, resisting in constipation, headache 'hr liver trouble. Dr.

King's. New Lfe Pillsquickly re-adjusts this. It gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c at City Pharmacy or rcCiVn' drug store. A Strictly First-class I Io-td.

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