Stock Journal from Coldwater, Kansas • 5

Henry C. McWherter, who has been YOU YANT in charge of the St. Nicholas hotel for the past two months, will surrender his lease and give possession of the building February 28. The hotel under his Local Happenings OF TUB WEEK. OUT TIIE MOVE.

A g-ub of coffee dot can't be beadt? Anyding-s at all 'to eadt? A g-oot, rich Oyster stew? Anyding's to schmoke or schew A square meal? Brice so low'you vill not squeal. management has given its patrons good satisfaction, and Mr. McWherter is to be congratulated on his S'Jocess. He retires from the hotel business to locate on his father's farm in Iowa. His parents are getting well along in years, and have persuaded him to take charge of their farm, which is a good one.

His many friends here, while they regret to lose him, wish him success in his rev home. nrjxunnrurtnrtr Lunch, Groceries, Fruits or Gindies? Schnaps and Cookies vot are dandies? Yust hustle off to LEONARD'S store, Ant yust inside der door M. Schaub Jr. of Aetna, was in the city yesterday. C.

E. Goro of near Bluff Cily, came out yesterday to look at ranch property that is for sale. We met our old friend J.W. Stans-berry of Attica, yesterday, and enjoyed the renewing of old acquaintance. Our job department is well supplied with cuts and large display type, and t2 You 11 find him kind und glever Villing to sell, you dings now ant ever Ver gash on der gounter doWL, Sheap as any man in town.

SOCIAL SALAD. John Sewader visited at Ashland, Sun-day. William Taylor was in from Protection, Tuesday. S. returned from Wichita, Thursday evening.

Last Saturday was a 'busy day for Jold water merchants. II. E. Crummer shipped a lot of turk- eys to VVintild, Monday. Charley Cole sent a new, riding plow out to his ranch, Monday.

II. C. McWhertcr made a business trip to Protection, Saturday. II. J.

Williamson is making some improvements on his residence. James McNair of Protection, made a business trip to Wichita, Monday, II. O. Ilolderby will pay the Ingest can print horse, and other bills of any size, and in any one or mora colors, as Who's married off, and to whom, my boy; Who's been cut oil In tbeir bloom, my boy Who's had bh'th To th i sorro st at ned ea rt And who totters pust to tho tomb, my boy And who totters puet to the tomb. desired, Ourrprices are as low as simi lar work can be had in Wichita or VANSTON! Topeka.

Will Taylor, who has been engaged in blacksmithiug in this city for some time, moved to Protection, Tuesday. He will Thero is just one thing I shall insist upon, and that is this: When we go to househe.epiug, yoh are to purchase one of I hose nice Gasoline Stoves, JMr. Geo. II Torrey has just received. They are so clean and handy and they are real cheap, loo.

I priced them. build a shop and engage in business there. His jollity and good humor made him many friends here, who regret his removal. P. II.

Thornton sold 100 acres of land to R. E. liurkhall, Saturday. The land joins the track Mr. Burkall purchased Miss Alice Baker made the Journal a call Saturday.

Al Hall and wife were in from the ranch, Saturday. J. J. Overstreet and wife were in from the ranch, Saturday. The dance at Protection, Thursday night was well attended.

Miss May Ilolderby made a business visit' to Kansas City, Monday. Miss Jennie Perry, of Greensburg, is the guest of Miss Aannie Currau, of this City. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Calloway were the guests Sunday, ef Dr. Northrup and wife. There will be one of the usual quiet, from 11. O. Ilolderby.

On Monday he CALVIN HOOD, President. L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier. W.

T. SODEN, Vice-President, J. M. STEELE, Assistant Cashier. eotnnienced hauling building material for the erection of a dwelling on his new ranch property.

Rolla McHride received a 'letter yes terday from his brother Frar.k who was here on a visit a short time ago, in which he stated that himself and Will CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS, $100,000. Emporia National ORGANIZED AS A PRIVATE BANK 1867. NATIONAL BANK 1872. Polly, formerly of Protection, had en listed in the regular army, and would social dances at the Fish school house, go to the Philippines.

Sweeney Brothers grading outfit, con sisting of eighteen teams, teu wheel scoops, wagons and other grading utensils, passed through thecity Friday, enroute from Anthony to a point twenty seven miles southwest of Liberal, where tomorrow night. Mrs. B. U. Tbwner, and Miss Lyda Towner, of Protection, were in town shopping, Monday.

J. W. Wineburner and wife spent Sunday with his brother Frank and of Powelltownship. Quite a numbe of young folks, whose names we could not learn, were in from Protection, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Kiraple went to they will begin grading on the Rock Al.jJmisoii. Island extension. J. Q.

Leonard will occupy the City Hotel building about the first of March. market price, for all good poultry. J. W. Maples and fEd.

Price made a business trip to Protection.VFriday. District Court convened at Ashland, Tuesday. The docket is a short one. H. W.

Chapman left Monday morning for a vieit to Medford, Oklahoma. Geo. H. Torrey received a car load of mowers and binding twine, Thursday. Q.

Simpson is assisting as sales- man in llolderby's grocery, this week. Robert Edgar and Joe Winters were transacting business iu the city, Tuesday. Wr. H. McLaughlin purchased a class spring wagon of Geo.

II. Torrey, Saturday. Frank Emmerson was assisting as salesman in II. E. Crimiuier's store, Saturday.

J.T Maris culled Monday, and ordered the Joukxal sent to him regularly for a year. Many loads of cedar and walnut fence wyosts have been brought to town within the last ten -days. Price Bros, have leased the St. Nicholas lintel, and will take possession Thursday, February 28. K.

E. Burkhi.ll purchased of II. O. Hoklerby, Saturday, 1G0 acres of land, lying four miles north of town. Dick II.

Rich and M. Ilich received a tine book case Tuesday. It adds much to the convenience of their olliee. Ceo. II.

Torrey has in storage in this city one thousand two hundred and thirty -one miles of binding twine. Judge T. 15. Wall, of Wichita, whs in the city, Monday, enroute to Ashland, to attend the present term of the District Court. C.

M. Holmes, recently from Linn county, purchased acres of hind lying sis; miles east of the city, of the Comanche State Lank, Saturday. BOOTS, kiiohk, Wichita, Tuesday, to attend the A. F. He intends remodeling the building, making it two stories high, and adding several more bed rooms.

He intends to make everything convenient for bis A. M. Grand Lodge. Mrs. Geo.

W. Kelley, wife of the JouKNAVeditor, returned to lier home eauy? saddles patrons, and them the best treatment possible. II. J. Williamson will commence A specialty.

Careful repairing of Boots Shoes and Harness. making extensive changee in his lumber yard next week. Ho will extend the miens ueasontahms. yards north tho length of the block. This will give him a frontage of 75 feet Fust Main Street in Wichita, Monday Mrs.

Overo'jier, mother of George and John Overocker, made the Journal a friendl.C call, Friday. Harry Newman and wife of this city, were tho guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephenson of Ashland.

J. Q. Leonard and wife spent Sunday with J. II. Wilson and wife at their ranch, four a 'es south ot the city.

on Main street by 300 feet on New York avenu6 by 140 feet on Cottonwood street. When completed he will have one of the most convenient yards in Southwest AT COURT. I Mrs. F. Mcln.vre is quite proud of Kansas.

They are telling an amusing joke on genial Dob Calloway, relative to his going to John Wilson's after a cow, and forgnttiug the calf. The second day after lie had the cow at home, Mr. Wilson loaded the hungry calf into his farm wagon and brought it to town. This was the first intimation Bob ad that the cow had calved. As he is an old cowman, his friends are having much Following is the journal record of the adjourned session of the District Court held February 8, 1901: As per adjournment the District Court of Comanche county, Kansas, was convened hythe Sheriff, Eert Smith, nt 8 o'clock p.

February 8, li)01. 'The Hon. E. II. Madison presiding judge and ot her ollieers of the Court being present, when the following business was transacted, to-wit: State of Kansas vs.

C. N. Daugherty, teiitence thirteen ears in State Penitentiary. Defendant files his notice of appeal. Defendant tiles his Bill of exceptions herein and in ns much as the mutters MaiMiWittTCe.

the present from her father, William Taylor, of a fine Poland China hog. Mrs. J. E. Smith returned Monday from Protection, where she was the guest since Friday, of rs.

I. K. Kodgcrs. What has become of the old fashioned woman who made one. chicken do tie work ef three by cooking it with dump lings! Atchison Globe.

Mrs. M. E.Walker returned to her home at Ilushville, Indiana, Saturday after a two month's visit to her sister, Mrs S. W. Watson of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Overstreet left Tuesday morning for Wichita, to attend the A. F.

A. M. Grand Lodge. They will spend the week in that city. aiumAiio, Milkers or I he (5ENUINR A U.I HADULE find HA KM Kor sale tiy JOHN JANSON Colclwater, Ear.

and things recited herein do not appear K. I). XORTIIRUP M. I). OFFICE nouns.

to 1 n. ni. 1 a I j. I 1Z DISEASES OF WOMEN, OBSTETRICS, CHRONIC DISEASES. Special ntlontfon jrlwn to the treatment ot CATA HUH Calls answonid ilny nla-lii.

Ofllce U-sC door west of Itosidciice first Iioum north of tho lumber yard. of record in said cause the Defendant presents his Bill of Exceptions and re-quests the Court to allow and sign the same, and that the same may be signed and healed and made part of the record in the cause which is accordingly done, this the 8th day of February, l'JOl. the undcrsighed Judge of tho District Court of Comanche county, Kansas, hereby certify that the foregoing Bill of Exceptions in the above entitled cause whs presented to Hie in open Court and that the State of Kansas us Plaintiff whs represented by counsel Philip Lencrtc of, Peer head, was in the city Friday, p.nd found time to call at the Jot'RVAL oilice and order the paper sent to him regularly for a year. I On the first of March, Hull Watson will move their meat market into the old bank building. Mr.

Leonard, who now occupies it, will move into the building now occupied by Hull Watson. Word was received from County Superintendent W. T. Holland Monday, lie is still quite sick with pneumonia. At the time of writing ho was unable to sit up.

Charles Evans of, New Windsor, Colorado, will keep posted on Comanche county happening throngh the columns of the Journal. All the news all the time makes steady readers. J. T. Marris received word that his father residing in Park county, Indiana, was in poor health, and left this week for a visit to him.

This is his first visit to hig'old home in twelve years. II. E. Crummer said his pales last Saturday were the equal of those of any day since he has been doing business in this city. He was compelled to hire ex-' tra help in order to take care of his customer's orders.

his expense. W. D. Mahan of, Cooper, Oklahoma, purchased of Charles W. Sherman the entire tract of land of the C.

N. Daugli-Tty estate, consisting of 1,104 acres. He also purchased of Mrs. Daugherty 1G0 acres, thus securing the entire tract known as the Daugherty ranch. This is one of the best ranch properties in the state.

The consideration was about $3,000. Mr. Mahan intends moving his family to this county about the irst of March. The Journal congratulates him on his purchase. The Price Brothers, whom everyone in Comanche county knows, have leased the St.

Nicholas Hotel and will take charge of the same February 28. They will continue In the general merchandise business, tho latter being under the management of Ed. and Jeff Price, and Ilice will assume the management of tho hotel. The large acquaintance of these young men and their general popularity will be great factors in acquiring the patronage of the traveling public. The Journal wishes them the success their enterprise merits.

George Fisher, an account of whoee injury was given in last wcekV Jont KAL, wag b. ought to this city Thursday, with the intention of taking him to Mrs. Lucinda Price, twother. Miss Emma Price, sister, and Miss Lottie Nichols, cousin, of Ilice, Ed. and Jell' Price, of this city, will leave Williams-town, Missouri, on the 25th and are ex pected to arrive here on the 27lh of this month.

They will make this city their home. As a reward of merit for his good standing in his class during the past school month, Hob. Laugliead'smother gives him andhiselas a party tomorrow night. The names of his classmates are as follows: Cum tilings Ivobutigh, Frank Mears, Myrtle Bolts, King Williamson, Guy Kehl, Hoy Xorthrup, Ivy Wiitson, Margaret McCunc, Edna Torrey, Flora Aliderdice, Walter Burr, Blanche Galloway, May Burr. Maud Emerson.

Our Vlltor. New Iitr and Mi mi Francis C. Price, and that the said counsel had notice of the time and place of the settling, signing of said Bill of Exceptions and lh at 1 now settle mid sign said Bill of Exceptions as true find or-leet and direct that it be atltMed and filed by the Clerk of said Court. Witness my hand at Co-, niaix he eoVinty, this Hi ti day of Febru ary, u. ii.

aiai-on. P. M. Williams, Phillip Lenerlz, Mrs. Overocker of Windsor, Colorado, C.

T. Avery, J. T. Holland, Charles Me- ATTJT: II. A.

SfUAIX, Clerk District Court. I lu re being no further business, JUGS ALL NEW. Lnnghlin, Albert Thornliill, Parker, John Swader, Will Downing, George Crife, Jacob Kehl, J. E. Wright, John Conn adjourned tiilc'-lic Last Thursday a couple of young sons of D.

n. Williams chased a rabbit Into a hole, and thought they would smoke it out, so they started a fire which got beyond their control, and quite a prairie fire resulted. About twenty-five people gathered, and after considerable work succeeeed in putting out the lire, Wichita, for treatment. Drs. Ilalliday, Nortlirupand Sombart made an examination of his injuries and found none of the bones of the foot or ankle broken, and it was decided to return home with Lira.

On Sunday his father took him out to the ranch. There is no doubt in the minds of the attending physician Commercial Men Given Gooi Sot Prices Reasonable. T. C. BIBB, N.

Xctv rork Ave. OLDWATEn, KAiV Todd, Omar Todd, J. W. Kodgers, A. C.

Boyer, W. McLaughlin, Henry Beeh-! ler, Oscar Webb, 1). T. Mclnlire, J. T.

Maris. T. C. Uriggs, E. Clematis, Wn.

Den-Met, William Taylor. Ilobert Eiai', Joe Winters and C. W.fShertnaii. The Ilab), Onlyn Mcy bundle of Jove TliMt the worthiest Impulse A n.ite thai tti fnirft hroiifrht from alwe. flat, 'f-f noie It makes'! 01: tango Inter Ocean.

lut not before it had destroyed five or -six tons of feed for Roscoe Smart, who that he will bvMe't be about tig in tires about nine miles west of Bvm..