The Randall Times from Randall, Kansas • 4

brother Frank accompanied her to attend school at that place. Mrs. Isaac Nees was very sick last week. The Randall Times P. THOMPSON, last Wednesday, To become member of that society, you must have abstained for six months.

School commenced at Stately, Mon Keeping the Eyes widH open before marriage, and half 6lmt afterwards" is a sure preventative of domestic troubles. NeaviV all "these troubles originate in smoke, half-burned and doughaY bread and biscuits, strong butter and weak cotfee, poorly laundribd shirts, cuffs, and collars, etc. 13ut the man who keeps his eYes before marriage is porfectlY familiar with all these undeniable facts, and takes THE RANDALL TIMES, reads all the attractive and leanisthufc the Gold Coin Cook Stoves and Ranges warranted' not to smoke, but to bake light, flaky bread and bisemts; that the Western Washer and the Star Wringer warranted to wash clothes perfectly clean and wring them dry: that tho Acme Barrell Churn warranted to churn sweet giltedged butter; that the Favorite Coffee Mill and the Common Sense Coffee Pot warranted to make the most delicious coffee; as well as thousands of other Artl: cles warranted to make home bright and happy are alwas kept in stock at FREE SILVER PRICES. Kemp Bgos. Hardware Store, Randall, Ks.

I. J. IraGfi THE Randall Blacksmith day. Miss Lulu Waggoner sways the poplar. What pickpocket faked old Mr.

Collison's rooster? After an illness of two weeks, Will Sluyter is able to be around again. Well "Willie Palmer" I am so glad to have founchout, what you know, what you don't know iu( what you ought to know. Now William what a revolution in life's enigma if we were only enjoying a petticoat government. Man would be draged up to the wool sack, pushed to stump speaking or driven lickety-cut at the dear old lazy machinery of government. Swiped and kicked about the wheels and cranks, till somebody for quiet's sake give him an office ormakoamanoutof liiin.

They want freedom of opinion, variety of occupation, do they? Let'em have it. Let'em bedoctors, lawyers, legislators, editors anything bin great scott! tell them to ring off till bloomers are bitter established. TONA WANliA. 0 From Mankato. C.

C. White and wife have the1 sympathy of our community over the loss by death ot their 2-year-old child, this week. Mrs. White is very low lit this writing. Vance and White will ship another car.of poultry to San Francisco, Fri day.

Will Keyes, who has made us the best county central committee sec retary we ever had, retired this week, from politics, in favor of the gang. The largest, best and most enthu siastic convention of the season met here this week. "Bill Fiz" made up this week what he lost on the democratic convention. Dick Schulenberger is in Kansas City this week. Miss Grace Forbes has gone back to Stockton to commence her school work.

Dennie Woollen has gone to Manhattan, to attend the agricultural college. Charley Keyes and wife are rejoic ing over a new baby that put in appearance at their house, last Monday. Harry Templeton's familiar face is seen no more at Ketchum's, he and his family having left for their new home in Montana. A. Smith, north of town, will look over the Arkansas country, thi fall.

Dr. Saunders talks of a trip soon, to Grand Junction, Colorado, to sec the country. Blank. From Jewell. Again the school bell sends forth its merry peals.

II. W. Partch has moved into the Blacker house and Milt. Bartloiomew into Mrs. King's house.

Miss Leta Connelly and Mrs. O'- Reiliey returned from their visit in Canada last Thursday. F. A. Uugglos, Frank E.

Buggies and Miss Maitie started for Kentucky last Sunday where they will spend a month visiting their old home. It is reported that Cad Aerl has started a barber shop in Denver. The Penticost band commenced a series of meetings Tuesday evening. Rev. Stauber will deliver a lecture on his Rocky mountain trips Wednesday evening, September 1th.

Jacob Zipse is seriously ill not expected to recover. What is the matter with the correspondents? Last week there were only two. It takes only a short time to write the news and no txtra effort to find it out. Correspondents let us try to Tun Randall Times one of the best papers in Jewell County. Miss Heinecke went to Republic county last week to attend the wedding of a relative, Miss Cora Edwards returned to her C'jscordhu Her Our new principal turned out to be a white man after all.

Judging from his appearance he is all right. Uncle George Stidharn died at his home last Monday night. The fun eral services were held at the M. church on' Wednesday afternoon conducted by Uev. B.

T. Stauber. Honey. o- Hast Vieksburg. Rev.

G. W. Scouton and John Summers, accompanied by their fam ilies, started to the strip, last Monday. Who was excited about the grass hoppers, last Friday? Not us, when we discovered they were leaving. Uncle Billy Friend is very sick at this writing.

Hughes and Johnson were called and they decided that his case is doubtful. Philip Spicer and family will start for Missouri, soon. The prospect at present is flatter ing for a good crop of Kaffir corn. Edger Young's horse got loose, one day last week, from where ho is teaching, and went home, leaving Ed. to foot it home that evening.

Mr. Wm. McMilen and children were callers, in these parts, last Sunday evening. L. Trussell and wife, of Randall were callers last Sunday.

The peach crop has nearly disappeared. Ahem, they were good while they lasted. The republicans of this comer of the township were represented by S. Manor, at Mankato, in the republican convention, we'll warrant, they were Wel represented. Calvin and Vicinity.

Comrade Carter is very little if any better. Mr. Nichoklson's daughter, who has been very sick, is said to ba improving, but notable to be up yet. The U. B.

Quarterly meeting at Ionia, September 1st, called out a large' audience. Elder McMillen gave us a good sermon from Ps. 26-8. There were 55 at the Sacramental board. Mrs.

Emma Schoonover, Chas. Otner and Yes George, all formerly of Calvin, but now of Lincoln county, are visiting friends in this neck of tho woods. Mr. George, with whom we have talked, reports good crops and a good country. The young folks had a party at Ed.

Henry's, recently. The jiight was very dark and consequently some of them ran into the fence. Xo damage was done, that we heard ot. The sorghani works at J. F.

Cau-thorn's have been making some good syrup. The nominations are made, but who will be elected I can't Say. 0- Lower Spring Creek. Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor entertained a crowd of young people at their home, west of town, one evening of last week. The crowd was composed of Randallites and Spring Creekers. Baseball games and parties are "all the go." Chicken thieves were in this neighborhood recently. Will Elliott is back from his eastern trip. We expect he, like all the rest that leave Jewell county, is glad to get back.

Miss Ruby is also home again. Mrs. Grace Hall, of Randall, visited out this way, two or three days last week. Roy Peery had some trouble with a certain "gate" in Randall, not long since. Bowman Carroll seems to take a great interest iu one of our neighbors, judging from the frequent visits lie makes there.

And he is so peculiar abyut his victuals, jo. Just ask i'CBLlWIEB HVKRY FRIDAY SUfiSCRl PTiON HATES. (One Year, in n.lvnmn1, Six Month 6'. Throu Months. AdvoriMiiK TtAHnnftitoli-nowii on ii)liciitloii CENTRAL BRANCH, MISSOURI PACIFIC.

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No. 4X5, Mail mill Exuim-m, SAMH. II. FAUUAU Agent CHURCHES. Mf hnrc.li.

Ken E. U. Price, 1'iutnr. I'reariiDR 11 a. ni.

aul 8 u. in. every other sabbath. SiiOlmth Hchool 10 a. m.

every lablmth, Dr. Fuirchllds, Supt. IVayer meeting Thursday evening, W.l Morris, Lender. EpwortU Lcivgue Friday evening, Mrs. Tmeb ood, Pres.

Junior Kpworth Leaguo, Voriln Carroll, Pres. C11UISTI AN Service every other Sund'iv at 11 ii. in. imil 8 p. in.

Social weetingon the Sun-days when there is no preaching. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. Prnyer meeting, eveuiug. C. C.

Deweese, lHtor. Sahhtrth School every I.ord'8 day at 10 m. at the Christian church. H. Joiisi.iN.Supl.

LODQB DIRECTORY. MASONIC LODGE No. 304.A 1" A M.mect second nnd fourth Sat urday tit euoh inonttl. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. W.

G. McIntybb Sue. W. M. RANDALL LODGE No.

310, 1 OO Fmeeti, every Friday evening. Vixiting Brethren invited. O.Bakrktt.N.G. V. F.

Mohbis Secy, RANDALL Lodjro 149 1 0 0 of KelUcn, meets every alternate IWlay cveneng. Visiting and sisters always jnnde welcome. Mrs. SUy Suit'L, N. G.

JubO. Mouhis, Secretary. 1 ANDALL G. li. Post, every two Sntiiritaf eveinni' in 1 1' nail.

11. F. IUlporu. Adj. Et, Dobuaw, Coin.

ANDALL LODGE No. 3i, A meets the lirat nnrt third VedneMlny. G. TUUKB1.00D, llec. J.

L. TKUSBKM' M- W. A. ff-vandall Council meets evrry Sec-IJp WeUnescluv evenings ol tuonlh. iB uariVudr i jiih n.vw.-w'i -I'rct.

"i5 Sec'y. i ...75 70 UaLo, 30 live 75 Corr 60 $0 Poultry Oo IIciKS, $4-00 Cattle, Butter, 10 Eggs, -10 We want a correspondent in each neighborhood. Send us a few items and ask for our terms and we will treat you right. Wont you do this. lorrssponSensG.

To Our Correspondent. Give us all the news of your neighborhood fcut avoid gossip. Write on one side of your paper ONLV. ee that your communications J.each this oflice not later than Wednesday, earlier if possible. Sign all communications, not Jor publication but that we may know who they are from.

Center Shots. Mrs. Win. Jones lias been housed up with the quinsy, for a few days. Presto change! fodder is in the shock and hay is on dock.

Henry Hughes put up a bran new orgtauin mill, last week. (Go'way lasses.) John Johnson will tend the Nelson farm, next season. Horace Fu rev expects to start for Atchison cmoty, soon. The "No To Hac" chit) celebrated tlulr lii.a at T.fr. him how he will have them and he will unhesitatingly answer, "Fryed" of course.

Miss Birdie Price is at home, at present, enjoying a much needed rest, as she has been continu ally engaged in school work for the last three years. She intends to de- vole a part of her time, this winter, to the study and practice of music. The young people of Spring Creek are pleased to have her with them agaiu. It will seem like "old times The house-keepers are now busy canning peaches, pickling cucumbers, taking care of plums, etc. -Ripe peaches and cream never tasted so good before.

No wonder Brighain Young killed himself eating them. Jay Layman used to whistle, but now he carols (Carrolls) too. A few short weeks ago, I was very lohely, but when I look along the roadsides, and glance over the many cornfields and behold so many of my I relatives near me, I am happy once more and I can truiy say, "I am no longer a lonesome Sunflower." Fairplay. We were visiting our sister last week and that is the reason our items did not appear. A new arrival is making his home with Mr.

and Mrs. O. Wilson. Fairplay school begins Oct. 14th.

0. A. Scarjland commenced an eight mouth's term of school at the Chandler school-Louse, September 2nd. There will be a Sunday School pic-uic in Sadler's grove, tomorrow. Ml Quakenbush has returned from Missouri.

Little Harne Scanland is sick. There is some talk of a new school-house at Westhope. Somebody. Business Cards. If F.Morris, Real Estate, Insurance and Collection Assent.

Randall Kansas. PAINTER Does all kind of painting at reasonable rates. House painting a specialty. J. Thompson Black-smith Wagon-maker.

Shop 1st door north or Butcher-slurp, where I Respectfully invite your patronage. All kinds of blacksmith-ing, also all kinds of wood-work. I guarantee Give me a tiial. 20t ANDALt, KANSAS, J. Wallace Repair work of all Horse-shoeins; a specialty.

Do You Ever visit Beloit? If you never have you probably will in the future and of course you will get hungry and will want to know where to get the the best meal you Ever Eat for 25 cents, Take our advice and try the PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, Corner South Street and Ilersey Ave Geo. Jj. Myers, Prop. BELOIT, KANSAS Pianoes Organs Violin's, Banjo's, Mandolin's." Accordiaus, ond a Genbral line of repairs. For sale by 11.

Longworth the great Music Man, office in the Stevens building. BELOIT KANS Clias Whitney Artistic Pho ographe Copying And Enlarging. A Sp'ciftlty Studio in TFhitney building, up-stairs. 32. Jewell City, Kans.

THE POP nlar resort for the hungry to get a square meal or a lunch, be he a Republican, Populist or DEMOCRAT while in Mankato is at the Restaurant and Lunch Roori of W. II. Sturtevant. Go there once and you will find that "Bill" n-iver tries to deceive OR REP resent what he hasn't Everyone that wants a meal ot a lunch got. good EAT AT W.

II. Sturtcvant's, Mankato. The Tips-l;.