Morris County Advance du lieu suivant : Council Grove, Kansas • 8

W. WHITE DENTIST. Special attention given to Crown and Bridge Work. COUNCIL GROVE, KAS E. S.

BERTRAM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS JOHN MALOY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Practices in all Courts of the State. Office in Court House. COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS DR. B. E.

MILLER Physician and Surgeon Offiee over Farmers Drovers, Bank Phone 188. Residence second door south of Rightly House. Phone. 47. L.

S. HARVEY Physician and Surgeon. Calls answered day or night. Office ist door South of Cottage Hote Phones Bell No. I Mutual 2-8 Residence 219 South 2nd Street.

Phones, Bell 198 Mutual 2-5 PERRY GREEN Auctioneer Has had thirty years experience. Crop Sales in Morris and adjoining counties on reasonable terms. dates apply at this W. A. Bushong, PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE BARN.

Transfer and Feed; Ideal Barber Shop West Main Street, C. W. BRIIX, Proprietor Good Service. Short Waits. Courteous Treatment.

Your Patronage Solicited Give Us a Trial. st The Economy Gas Burner of Omaha, Neb. A burner that can be used on any stove or Gas manufactured from low grade of kerosene oil. This new invention is on exhibition at the Second Hand Store of Leidy The ladies are especially invited to come in and see this new method of heating the stove. On exhibition the remainder of the week BARRY BOWLIN Successors to Economy Furniture Store.

Undertakers and Embalmers. Phones: Mutual 133 45-2 E. City Dray Will attend to all calls promptly. On the West side. Call Mutual 1-39 Bursaw Fisher are now prepared to clip horses.

They have secured two new machines and can turn the work out promptly. Will call for horses and deliver them. Call Bell phone 109. Take Notice. I will not be a candidate for any office J.

B. SORTER. The Seventh Day Adventist Annual Gathering. For some time our mayor and G. W.

Cleek, as president of the park committee, have been in communication with the members of the Seventh Day Adventist, who are looking for a location to hold their annual meeting. There are several cities who are anxions to secure this meeting and while these gentlemen knew they were handicaped to a large extent, and it looks now as though this church organization will meet in Council Grove. Mr. Cleek received a communi. cation from Mr.

Brown, of Ottawa, who has the matter in charge and he assured him that our city was receiving the sanction of the majority of their committee having the selection of location in charge. We are informed that the only obstruction at this time, is the arrangements for lighting the park and this matter will no doubt be adjusted in a very few days. The date of this gathering is August 19th and continues ten days. Over 500 tents are used on these occasions and in the neighborhood of 2000 people attend. This will be a feather in the cap of our city if they succeed in furnishing this church organization the place to hold their annual meeting.

That it will prove entirely satisfactory to our visitors can be guaranteed by our people. Comiskey, Al Robinson has put in a Mutual phone. George Hebrank spent Sunday at Al Metzgers. People in this vicinity have the spring fever these nice days. Mrs.

H. Wingfield called on Mrs. F. Meiers one day last week. Mr.

Sollars and family moved on to the Lower farm last Tuesday. George McConnell was transacting business in the Grove Tuesday. Dr. Fredenburg and Oscar Burton were in this vicinity last week on business. Messrs Roberts and Gleason and wives Sundayed with Less Roberts and wife.

Mrs. Fredenburg and children and Lillie Meiers spent Sunday at Frank Meiers. The Misses Lizzie and Harriet Rochford spent several days last week with home folks. Less Roberts and family moved to place near Emporia Tuesday. We are sorry to loose these neighbors and wish them much success in their new home.

DUNLAP. Mrs. C. W. Collins is moving this week.

Mrs. Clara Yearout is working for Mrs. Fletcher. Several persons in this community are ill with the grip. Mr.

Barber and wife visited at A. N. Parish's Sunday. Clifford Burrel has accepted a position at the Jones ranch. Esther Zeis is visiting her sister Mrs.

Young on Four Mile. J. D. Collins spent a couple of days in Americus last week. N.

E. Bondeman and son and Geo. Clark spent Sunday at the Jones ranch. Messrs Roberts and Hylton are having a law suit over the sale of a span of mules. Frank Bondeman came down from Comiskey Sunday and returned home Monday.

Mrs. Kealy and little daughter went out to grandma Kealey's Monday for a short visit. Percy Adam came down from White City Sunday and spent the day with home folks. Henry Curtis who has been in California for the past four months returned home Sunday. The postoffice is now situated on the east side of Main street in one of the Mayo buildings.

Mr. Sloane is moving into his property which he purchased. We welcome them to our midst. Lawrence Harris and Edith Holl were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride south of town, We extend congratulations. SPRING! That looks good to me.

Does it to you? Our showing of Spring Stuff has a satisfying air. Its pleasing to see the Shiney Dress fabrics, Sheer Linens, Beautiful Lawns, Embroideried Dress Patterns, Embroideried Waist Patterns, Exquisite Embroideries, Insertions, Laces, Neckwear, Side Banded Goods of every class is in evidence. Ladies, the daintiest footwear you ever saw. We show Oxfords in all Shapes and Colors for your consideration. Clothing Little We are showing the most Novel Line of Men's and Boys' And cash shows where the the market pro- saving comes in.

Suits that Costs nothing duces. Take our $15 suit, place it by the side of $22 suits to look, but saves someshown elsewhere. That's all. thing by looking. TRY IT.

The 15th Anniversary of our store April 14th and Easter Opening ex in connection. A Cleek's Store Dep't. Rev, Ransberg came up Wednesday and performed the ceremony of the Harris-Hollar wedding. Mrs. Marian Parrish and daughter came up from Chanute Wednesday and visited relatives here until Sunday.

Dr. Yearout, J. S. Adam and Mr. Wylie went to Cahola Monday to appraise the property of Tom Davis.

Rev. Toothaker of the Grove held preaching service in the Congregational church Friday evening of last week. The Shuman boys have gone to Oklahoma where they have rented farms. Their parents will leave in a few days. Messrs Kenneith and Bondeman have began the building of a pretty cottage on one of the Mrs.

B. A. Linn farms. Harry Curtis and family started for Payette, Idaho Wednesday to make their home. Their many friends here regret to have them leave.

Alex Back and family and Henry Spellin and family started Wednesday for Oklahoma where they expect to locate. We wish them suceess in their new home. Clark Lamb is enjoying a visit with his sister, Mrs. Harvey and family of Galen. They are on their way to the western part of the state where they will make their future home.

The Wilkerson, Summons law suit, over disputed real estate, is not yet settled. The suit was tried in Emporia the first of the week. Many of our citizens attended as witnesses. The many friends of Dr. S.

L. Oxford will be pleased to learn of his appointment of prison physician at Lansing. This is a good position and he is to be congratulated on securing it. To Trespassers. Those who have been in the hab.

it of going to our slaughter house and committing depredations, are hereby warned that it must be stopped. Considerable property has been destroyed and other missdemeanors committed. ED RUCH, Prop. Central Meat Market Wall Paper. Just received 1909, sample books and eight hundred rolls of new paper.

Will be getting in more paper every week Prices are very reasonable this year. Will be glad to bring samples to your house, Mutual phone 4 on 35. 42-3 W. S. HATHAWAY.

Marriage Licenses. Walter C. Owens 27 Bertha Sturgis 21 Clark Walters 26 Lydia Eberle 25 Readers, Attention. Subscribe for your magazines with F. C.

Hendee, the magazine man, Effingham, Ill. He duplicates all otters made by any reliable agency or publisher. References: Effingham State Bank, Effingham Postmaster. Mothers and Husbands. Once I was young, now I am old, and I have never seen a girl that was unfaithful to her mother that ever came to be worth a oneeye button to her husband.

It is the law of God. It isn't exactly in the Bible, but it is written large in the miserable lives of many unfortunate homes. I am speaking for the boys this time. If any of you chaps ever come across a girl that, with a face full of roses, gays to you as you come to the door, "I can't go for thirty minutes yet, for the dishes are not washed," you wait for that girl. You sit right down on the doorstep and wait for her, because some other fellow may come along and carry her off, and right there you lose an angel.Bill Arp.

To the west, southwest and northwest, on sale daily from March Ist, to April 30th. inclusive. $25.00 to Pacific Coast points. Washington, Account Presidential Inauguration Ceremonies, March 4, tickets on sale, Fe ruary 28th, March 1, 2, and 3rd. Final limit March 12th.

Round trip $41.15. I Homeseekers Tickets Next selling date March 2nd, Final limit 25 days from dates of sale. Call us up for further information. Both Phones. ELMER E.

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