Garfield County Journal from Loyal, Kansas • 1

1 111 41 oniTi ft LOYAL, GAEFIELD COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 1S87. rOU 1. MAIL ROUTE. Mai arrives from dried Chj Wulaes-t2v4 and SiturJayj at 3 m.

jil frjn ItlJ'iH arrifei Tiesd.is nd Fj iday at 9 a. in, C. F. HOADLEY Mrs. Noel, who has been visiting parents and friend in the eastern part of this state, has returned.

Frank says: farewell 'flap The hoiel is going up very rapidly; and in a very 6hort time Loyal DEALERS IN It ELI( I SERVICES, jite -j'-rir 1 i at the hall at A. SC. on iht avi 4. Sjodajc ofaeh can give her many 'guests bfetter accommodations' than 6he has done in the past 1 We're anchored at the table Bill, bin Where oft re've been before; When we scratched our head, and wondered Bill, How the people The Essex and Loyal bovs cross bats ox the diaMOND. The Loyal nine and two wagon loads of ladies and gentlemen, went to Essex last Saturday.

The "Loy-a 1 Roys" went for the purpose of playing the first game of 2 in 3 for the champion-ship of Garfield Co. The game was a very pleasant one, and quite exciting. The score 'j Bheet stool in favor of the Loyal Boys." The Essex pitcher, catcher and first base-man played their parta well; and if they had been reasonably supported, they would have made it more interesting for the Loyal boys. They play the 2nd game ou the Loyal grounds next Saturday. The boys were well revived by the itiaena of they had a pleasant time and came home in good spirits, but not elated over their victory.

We hope the next game will be equally as pleasant. Th onptain of thft Essex team, "Billy" Ellsworth, is a big Keep your eyeon this space for a change. iked our lore. The Jouhxal is happy to learn LOYAL, KANSAS. hat our old friend, Dick Burgess, jas.

been appointed deputy sheriff. Dick is a "79 er" and deserves the smiles of the good people. The yeuDg folks had an Ice 1 Jn cream party at Mr. Clark's, 1 mile south of Loyal, Saturday night. A good time was reported, but we pastor, ilitUoai-it prwicLiaj at the Ple44a.1t sokoj L'jtise I miie wvith of Loyal at 3 f.

m. oq the 1, and 3, SiiuJays of each imnth, lit lay school at tna Lull JuJay At 10 A. M. lo at the sqIiooI at 2 r. m.

LOCAL JOTTINGS. Ed Pray was on our streets, Sunday, Now ia the time to buy lots in Loyal. Yedo not sell lots at county seat prices. Loyal is sure to be the seoond town in Garfield Co. Mr.

J. E. Dawson ia building a house on his homestead. Each one that owns a building in Loyal should paint it well, Sohofleld brought a load of goods from the railroad Tuesday. Lewis Haines has some very fine locust tveea growing in his yard.

Mrs, Hoadley went to Garden City, for goods, the fore-part of the week, Nettie lvnapp, who is working at Ravanna, made a short visit to her home, Sunday. Essex is getting there "Eli." did not got any of the cream. We understand that Ravanna is the county seat; but it cannot get out a base ball nine. How is this? Come! Organize and Loyal will go down and practice with'ou. Sunday-sohool waa well attended KEEP EVERYTHING FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, NOVELTIES IN NECKWARE CLOTHING NOTIONS, Boots, Shoes, Hats And Caps.

We Invite the People of Loyal to Give us a Call. GARDEN CITY, KANSAS. last Sunday and very interesting. The school gets- deeply interested hearted fellow, and before the season closes will have a nine that will make the Loynl boys look a "leetle" out for their lauroU, Ravansa News. Jim Harris has gone back to Columbus Grove Ohio, on a visit.

J. E. Dixon, of Eminence, our new commissioner, registered at the Grand Central last Friday. All the hands on the Hoffman building had their pictures taken, showing the building in its unfinished state. over questions propounded by members of the school each Sun- lay.

As we walked in Monday niorn ing, our compositor stood smiling, 3i and gazing at beautiful boquet, which Mrs. Urquhart had presented her. She thanks Mrs, V- aud invites her to call again. The buddings are suhsfcanti and Bnchelors and maids are very much alike about doing anything. It ia nice for an old bachelor to be smiled on by a pretty girl of the It has taken Cessna Co.

three months to get ready to see their saccharine teens; but when they best girls in the east. well painted. out for the big aale of lots pud free danoe and supper when the hotel is completed. Se.rner Mason and wife passed through town on their pay to Crystal Lake, last Sunday. have to oarry a bucket of water Public Notary S'' Cliff Alexander, of the firm Alex mile in order to get the girl to smile, it is too utterly too to.

ander Roby, has returned from his visit in the eastern part of the state, and reports no place like Ra Land Loan Agent Why dont the friends of Ljoyal A good residence lot on next and our country send a few oopys of the Journal to their friends; vanna and Garfield county. Cliff (street east or west of main street, Eminence, Kak. is a young man who has many 50x150 ft. for $25. cash.

R. Farmer and Charlie Bur- friends and meets with warm welcome wherever He goes, hauled two loads of lumber from Cimarron, this week. Commissioner Goff makes a fine STONE MASON THE I DING clerk and is dept at tying up those Deputy sheriff, Dick Burgess, larg packages of general merchan was called to Eminence, Saturday; dise that are being carried away to look up th it famous "joint" thereby, helping us to bread and butter, and may be themselves or their friends to a good fortune, We will take hack a part of that puff we gave "Pap" whenhe began to paint his store building, He has painted the front very well, but he got tired too soon. Some one should come the tortoise trick on him, and down him while he ia resting. Judging from number of bachelors who are going east this fall, from Ravanna, we think that it would be a bonanza for a corn- pany to build a few dozen neat cot from the shelves of J.

Bull's store. Chieftain. It is reported that the firm of G. Ensign of Eminenoe have gold their stock of goods to The rains that are visiting our country are confined to certain lo eastern men. ealites.

Some places rain is needed Kansas RAVANNA, Mrs. D. Burgess has moved her while the country at large is receiv' entire stock of millinery goods, over ine an abundance, and crops are to Lyal, One by one they are looking fine. coming back. L.

Sigman, editor of the Gar tages in the suburbs of Ravanna. We understand that Crystal Lake It, B. FARMER. CHA S.Uiquhart. field County Journal, at Loyal, They will oartaiuly be jn demand, is fixing for the Loyal "Reds.

made us a pleasant call Monday, G. L. Sie-man is sole agent for That is right boys; Let ua know Mr. 8igman seems anxious to eon- the National School Furnishing when you are ready, duct the Journal in the best inter est of the county at large. Hanry NearhofJ west to Garden of Chicago.

They furnish desks, maps, charts, in fact every thing "Old Mossy'" J. P. Cessna has City to put a mechanic's lean on a building in Eminence, built by the used in the school room. If you gone. Back to old Bedford he has are wanting any thing in that line firm of Nearhoff Urquhart.

he will be pleased to fill your order. gone. Not to stay but only for a little recreation. In six weeks he We understand that the Journal did not reach Essex last week, for There is in all towns, and neigh borhoods, some few who must be oar will return, and, well it would be a joke if he does bring a Mrs. Cessna which we are sorry.

We suppose ried by their friends. They will the "inspector" threw them cut. FARMER URQUHART DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND CLOTHING, FLOUK AND FEED. Our stock of Groceries has never before been so complete and oar assortment of TEAS, COFFEE, CANNED FRUITS, JELLEYS, PRESERVES, Cannot he surpass! quality. Wo guarantee prices as lo-w t'-e lowwrf.

Honest weight and a fair count. Alss agents fir tfie celebrated irrie wind mill. The cheapest and the bebt. back with himv not invest a cent, or take chances in Loval wants a hardware stove J. M.

Frazee thrashed his any enterprise. And especially is pnd a good stock of general mer wheat last week. He raised thirty- this so, the newspaper business; five acres which is of good quality we did not learn the yield per acre It sounds natural and old fashioned to hear a threshing machine in op eration. Record. chandise.

Great inducements will be given to the first one to come. Oh how I Inged to be an editor, And with the editors stand; A great big-footed editor, with a faber in my hand; and the scissors near by. Cutlery at Horulley's. The best manufactured. they Avill not help their home paper advertising their own business; but if some cuss will puff them and their interests up, they will gladly and willingly take in those little dollars, which come their way.

If a few men can get a town to booming, they are the first to ask share of the gain, and the last to "whack up," as the saying goes. If you want to buy the best mow er manufactured, go to Messerly Frantz at Ravanna. Thy sell the Rim LOYAL Buckeye. Li.