The Gypsum City News from Gypsum, Kansas • 1

anil uiHhonesty, Thft nf jnyt r. K11 -L 77- ii GYPSUM CITY, SALINK COUNTY. KANSAS APRIL 1S97 NO. 34 Persona! Mention. E.

E. Sharp went to Sal ti'i 'Vednes day Gypsum City iioSIer Mills. Prices on Flour and Feed, F. O. B.

Mill: H. Mannintr went to Lonerordf Tuepdav. Till! DRVS I I F. TLD. Nt Strsis-M Ttrkft Elected V.r- a Tlie city ele lion b.st Monday resiled in the eiecthu of Temperance Ticket from top tobnttom.

Following is tlie vote as cih I ho I'emperance Ticket: Mayor, A. Hidden 100; Police Judge, Cornel! 107; Clerk, T. Wbeatiey. 115; St Commissioner. David JMshop Maiba ('.

W. Hanna 60 $2-30 per cwt Shof ts.tnnk Il.IIerzel is in Salina to biv ilohm business Miss Laura Tinkler was in last week. A. G. McFeely and wife are in Kan ....2 10 ...1.00 ...140 World's Fair Goldeu Crown Eclipse Goi.1 Lnck Corn Meal liuan, bulk 45 Ih-an.

S-XO a ton Sh 9.00 'o Ch t. bulk 9.00 sas Citv this week. C. Salica.was in the city yesterday on business. Jas.

Pullum is again unable to work 'deltas rheumatism. Ir. E. II. Cheney returned from Kan TERMS STRICTLY CASH.

TTiD-Tipst prices iraid for pU of grain. Hnve maf1e special arrangements to handle your Theat properly. Soliciting your fa-vo-s. I am, Yours Very Truly, sasCity Monday evening. J.

F. Lewis. of Assam, is visiting Chas. Wellman this week. Rev.

Edgar preached in UieM.E. church lat Sabbath morning. Frank Barton, of Winlield. was do-ing business here the first of tlie week. Miss Anna Fleck, of Salina, visited Miss Edith Wellman last Saturday.

Di. J. E. Snwtell went to Kansas City Wednesday morning and will re WI, TEICHOKAEBER, Gypsum uity Kansas. 101; Councilmen-J.

DufliHd Mo; J. W. Johnson 07; .1 (I ftman OS; C. Bennett 100; ltnb't. Matthews 107.

For the Citizens Ticket: nor, J. Sebmitter 73; Police Judge F. G. Ketts Clerk T. LI.

WVIl'ian 58; St Com missioner W. M. Mielton 7i; Marshal I'. Swisher 70. Councilman Wm.

Teichgraeber73; F. P. Kiiraer 77; W. 1 Pfalzgraf 78; J. E.

Duflield 165; W. II. Ward 47. All kinds of Paint an I Lubricating Oil at Word's. April l(5th will l9 the date of a grea Musif-al Event at Bethany College, Lindsbnrg, Ks.

It is Good Friday he 'Messiah'' day The popular animal rendition of this wonderful oratorio lakes place at 8:15 in the Evening, in the spacious Auditorium, with its magnificent, $5,000 Pipe Organ, and a capacity of 4.04)0 people. A trained cbo-nifl of 150 an -of 30 piecefi. well it will lie something to he remembered for years afterwards. The Rail Koaisgive i rates, there wil! be special trains. In the afternoon will be a general, sacred concert.

Admission to both concerts only 75 cents, or 50 cents to each. No extra charge for reserved seats. Refreshments served very reasonably. Write the President, ot the College for full information. When you want Dynamite and am-rmmitiou go to Ward's.

turn this eveuituf. W. Wotson, of Salina, was here Monday to attend the meeting of tlie direetDrs of the bank. Miss Pearl est wood, of Seattle, arrived last Saturday and is visiting at Dr. Cheney's.

0. Corbett. the photographer, went to Ilerinffiort yesterdav. He will return the first of next week. Mrs.

Julia Herzel arrived from Buffalo, X. last Friday evening and is visiting her son, II. Herzel. MissDettie Iteald who haS been quite sick while visiting friends uear Rox-hnry is reported ery much better. J.

IL. Corbett. ot Palina. was shaking hands with Irienda in the city Wednesday He visited his brother, the photographer. T.

W. Butler left last night for where he expects to re NOTICE. Dr. J. Crawford, of Hilina, will be in Gypsum City, Thursday Apr.22 to refract eves and lit glasses, at tlie otlice of Dr.

J.E.Sawtell. W0UL DRESS HATS. I have a beautiful line of men's dress hat3 for spring and summer wear, tiee our window, GOLF CAPS A full line otMen's, Youth's childrens sizes, especial! good qualities for the money an nt, I think, as has bo.m shown in this city in many years, also blmts for summer. SUMMER UNDERWEAR. A nice cheap line.

Come and main about three weeBS as relief agent on tln Mo. ic. Stein -Scbwaiz. ii fi-ii- two and one-half miles south of Ovp' Ciphering and spelling contest at l'Huv to-night. Go and see same rapid work.

Cards -e out annour.eeing th d' Mr. Herton Laj to Miss Jeuuie Last Saturday was th; last day of Sliss. Thoma-j and Miss. Melterts schools. They both sc'k Ms held their exerc'ses in the JLiridge Post lloll.

Chas. Hanna aud Chas. Cornell, both success! al cmdidat'is on the Temper- sum, on Friday last at 12 o'clock, Mr. L. Schwarz to Miss Carrie Stein.

Miss Dorothy Melbert played the march. Mr. C. Melbert officiated. About twenU -five relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony after which all partook of an excellent wedding (Vnner.

Mr, and Mrs. L. W-Schwarz are well acquainted F.nd have many friends in th's vicinitv who all unite in extending see them. congratulations uud beat wishes for the future happiness of the young jince ticket, had two barrels of apptes on tap to treat the voters of Gypsum with and they are line. Treasurer's Official Repoit of the Treasurer of the city of Gypsum ou April, 8th 1897.

Buanco on dune 20th 1896. TINKLER. KANSAS GYPSUM CITY $100.01 couple. Following are some of the presents: C. Melbert large li.lue; A.

F. Pf.tlz-graf Stand Lamp; Misses Ida ai Emma Tressin, Pair of Towels; Marie Grimm, Xableclothand faiic pie plates Mrs. C. aud Dorothy Melbert, China Tea Set; Lizzie Grimm. Cut glass cream pitcher; Mr, and Mrs.

Philip Schwarz. lrand Mrs. J. Schwatz, Tub washbi.ard ard pail; Mr. and N'rs Rec'd the yec 3540.60 $619 51 531 .34 $118.17 loal City warrints paid Bp'anco on hand Jonathan Sciimitter, City l'reanurer.

E. L. Schwarz, Table cloth glsss fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. Van pair of towels.

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