The Eskridge Tribune-Star and Eskridge Independent from Eskridge, Kansas • 4

H1NERV1U-E. iimii m-i i i i i i 1 1 I KrWJ SIrirt TS aiil li-ir COUNTY NEWS. Tite 'abtMMu CMiaty Teaciier asaurittixM will art at Alasa Sstur-da isrS. at iie Court -Smhikt. McFARLANO.

MAPLE HIU FAV1UON. Juba OrtueaU, our popular tec. liua jnesuaa, auored from Use railroad bouse to ais oa resideare property atrdy. Mutiday tuornisi a cotitract for Lh foundation our aew Methodist rtiurca let to Wai. Seaae.

Miss S-utitt. ah wasopvraUsl upoa uiue days ao for appeadwiti aill be a Lie to leave fur ler home ia a day tw. Tde church exteasioa srs'iely of the rburca llimogU Hie efforts of Ret. J. R- GiboM have donated tA toward the building of a aew rburrh liuilding at this place.

The frame work ot Patrick Donnelly's new residence is rearing completion, and from appearances will be one uf the coziest residence properties in tou. George Houston, foreman of lb Rock Island work force, was severely turned ia the eye by a gasoline eiplo ion, aud taken to the McFarland bos pital for treatment, Mrs. Houston lit-arifor of I ah-Mnt unt TK Miws IlaakaauBser ia risiting at iter bnUiv J4ia's tut a few days. Mrs. Oaris.

Willi is at St Gore lak iwl uealBMrat fruit) Ir. WilhusL Ok a be Stewart aad wife petit Suaday with Jaux-s ILaluw mod wife. Mr. and Mrs. llustua of tbe contractors fi-rce, are board witk Mrs.

Atibott. Mr. Richards aad so of Watued were ut Ut week aad put up the alfalfa lite J. liUty place. Cue tractor FK l.as a fur of UM-a at work oa tLe Forter place puttinc ia aa arch bridge fur the Rock Island.

J. of Wameo, wou out and to.k buiurf tMt of those thorough bred bogs from the Abbott aun Bibey herd. Mr. and Mrs J. M.

Bisbey left Thur-day to visit relatives at Emporia, and to take in the Chautauqua whirheoni-mences the 96th. There is a food atory out on a woman ia this neighborhood. After the flood she wanted a bustle so bad, she went to town walking Into Wamego from Lafontain'a, bought the article alright then came Lome and forgot It-Pretty tough. EAST TABOR. Jotia Griggs spent Wednesday ia Topes a- A.

II. TayturaasiaAlauatbeflrstof tti" week. Mrs. Dwignt Moure is itiag relatives at RossviUe. Mr.

and Mrs. Fraaklin Aduas were ia Topeka Wednesday. Frank Adams aad two sons meat Ut Aiwa Monday afternoua. Rev. and Mrs.

Crouch were ia Cbi-czgo during the aek. Kr. and Mrs. 11. G.

Adams re ia Tope a lt Thursday. Cal Turoer sfteat last Sunday with borne folks ou Rock Creek. II. G. Adains returned from a trip ti Meade county Wednesday.

Several from here went to Alma last Saturday to receive their diplomas. Several of the young folks from bere were in Topeka last Sunday seeing the lights. We understand that Harvey Nicholson bas again been employed aa teacher for district No. 43. Hon.

J. N. Dolley went to Topeka Tuesday eveuing to attend the special session of legislature. We neglected to mention last week that W. J.

Oliver spent Sunday at Bel rue with dear friends. The Maple Hill Mfg Co. have received several pieces of their new machinery during the past week. The school meet inj; elected officers and then adjourned to meet again on July 2nd. We understand that they hare again secured J.

II. HousUn as principal: we are not sure about the other teachers. TEMPLIN. A Perfect Fit. No other shoe made cau claim such superb fitting qualities as tb'jse iHee(l bjr The FamM bopiul to visit her husband and Shots for Womca while there gave birth to a 3 pound bal boy.

tbe first birth iu the new hospital. DIED. John T. Duffy of McFarlaud, aged 51 years, 3 months days died Friday night. Juue 19th.

Mr. Duffy was married at Frankfort, Kansas, In to Miss Maitle A. Johnson, and leavea this wife, Walter and Harry, two sons. Mr. Duffy was car Inspector for the Rock Island at McFarland and on Friday evening, while testing the air on No.

30, an eat bound passenger, the engineer rled to make a coupling, but failed, and the car slid down the track a few feel, crushing the deceased's head between the butupera. Several person were standing near aud pulled They are designed in special shapes to give ease and comfort and a graceful, stylish appearance to every type of foot, long or short, thick or thin. All Stylet. Oae Price. ahal aurlit.

Willi aa.4,f ur4 e4oi July lnAi At srtiuul aif rkt Xu- tliree a a fcalf tuile outit of Wtateo, Mr. Gk.it- was elacu-J ck-rk of the board. Will F. brase at Lead tae taarriae service of bis cuusiii. Carts Mataies, at Alta VMjl.

Cbris auarried lu a yoaag lady of that toa a Scb4 aistrict elected Wiiliaaj kvueaig dirbctor for I be uuei-pdred U-riu aad re-elected Gus Criir clrrk for the regular U-rau of tbroe years School districts 41, at wcFarlaad, 74 at Fairfield, aad 15 oa Paaw, all adjourned tbrir auetrtiug Ul week owing to tLe fuaeral M-rrieesof Mrs. Wai. Miller. We congratulate Mr. aud Mrs.

Fred Alwardt of Fairfield, upon their reredt marriage. Ui Welr was foru-rly organist for our Suuday school and our loss is Fred's gain Quite a bit of sickness bas afflicted Hiueiville of late. Mrs. Robert Dailey bas just got up from the sick bed and ber mother, Mrs. Henry Pugh has been very 111 with rheumatism.

Peter and Victor Pieolet. Herman Melke and I. II. liopps chipped in to-KCtber and erected a mil post at Piculet's corner, three and one half mile- south of Wautegu on rural route No. 1.

Th correct distance is given to Wamego, Louisville aud Westmoreland going north. Going south aud southeast. Alma, lUlifii, Ekridge. Bradford, llarveyvill and Burlin-game. The three mail ijoaes are firmly uilled together by a tti plauk, eight feel long, painted white and lettered neatly in letters four ioches deep, R.

F. O. No. 1, Wamego. The department has ordered a government box erected at this corner which will probably be put up in the fall With the school hou aud numerous trees iu the school yard all combined at this point makes an attractive and creditable appearance.

Died Funeral of Mrs. Mary Miller, wife of William Miller, who lives on the farm purchased of A. I. Rowland on Paw paw creek, In tvhool dMrict No. 41.

occurred at McFarlaml from the Lutheran church on Thursday afternoon, June lHth. Rev. .1. II. Mueller the resident pastor, conducting the service.

The remains were tenderly laid to rest in the UcFarland Lnllier-an cemetery. Mrs. Miller for many years lias been a sufferer from enlargement of Hie liver. Tw Ice she has had operat ions, he last one on June 12lh by a Topeka physician. Her death at this lime seems an awfyil blow to the happiness of a kind husband aud four loving children, but God's ways arc mi much higher than ours hat we must wait patiently until all will lie made as clear to us as the noonday's sun.

And, although the bereaved ones cannot call her back, they can rest secure In the thought that they can go to her. Mary Miller was born at Deecher, Will county, Illinois, on una 24, 1867, died at the Mcr'arland hospital, June 1G, 1903, aged 36 years, 11 mouths and 22 days. A large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends in a procession over a quarter of a mile long, followed the deceased to her last earthly resting place. Should sorrow o'er thy brow, Its rudest tempest fling, And hopes that cheer thee now, Die Id the early spring, Should pleasure at Its birth. Fade like the hues of even', Turn thou, away from earth, There's rest for thee in Heaven.

$3 22 Miss (race Perkins, of Pawpaw creek. Is theguel of Miss Edna Hand this week. Ray and F.ldun Thompson came down front Manhattan Friday, return, log home Sunday. Mrs. Frank Craig went to Spring creek Sunday to care for her mother, Mrs.

Nye. who Is quite sick. Mrs. Uladow, her eldest daughter, having stayed with her last week. Mrs.

Chailey Thompson and daughter, MaM, of Manhattan, were visiting relatives bere from Sunday till Wednesday. Mr. Thompson hat bought a faim in Rates county, Missouri, where the family will move the first of next week. Mr. Thompson hitiisflf has been there si ore early this spring.

Ljuite a iiunilcr of young ople gathered at the bomeof Arthur Rand Sunday evening and were furnished with kiiiiic i xcelU-nt music and singing. They iiad all the Icecream they c.uld cat and every one seemed to enjoy tlictuHfl ves Immensely, the unfortunate man from between the cars. He was at once removed to the hospital where everything possible was done to save him, but to no avail and ithout regaining consciousness. He died at II o'clock of the same evening be was Injured. O-DCXEXI Masonic funeral services were held at the home Saturday afternoon, con.

i ducted by the officers of the lodge, after which the remains were ROSE. by rail taken to his old home, Vermillion Kansas, for Interment. Mr Duffy was a kind hearted gentleman ami his untimely death has cast a gloom over McFarland. -DEALERS IN F.verybody is looking for rain. Herman A null went down to looeka Monday returning Tuesday.

Clus. Falk, Sr. who has been sick fur some time is very low at this wri'lug. Wni. Mass and family of Spring creek visited with Herman Arndland family Sunday.

Miss 11. Peiitiekamp ami Mrs. J. Kielu and tut returned from Alma Tuesday. They accompanied Mrs.

Mathtes to her new home on Hen. ricks creek. Miss Agnes Klelu and Nura Vesper of lopeka who were here to attend the Mai hies- Pennckamp wedding went to Volland to visit friends Friday. Ir. Miiiiii of Topeka came out Saturday aad operated on Martin Zimmerman for appendicitis.

The little patient Is doing nicely, which will he good news to his many friend'. akkiki At the Lutheran church on Wednesday June 17th. Mr. Chris Mathiea to Mi? Minnie Peimekanip. Rev.

Pen nek a in p. father of the bride performed the ceremon). While the bridal party proceeded to the altar Theo. Pennekanip, brother to the bride, played the wedding march. The altar was tastefully decorated.

The bride was attired in a lively white dress with the usual long veil, caught up with Lily of the Valley her bridesmaids were also dressed In white. After the ceremony a bountiful repast was spread. The many and beautiful presents showed bow much the bride was beloved and esteemed by all. The day was an Ideal one, and added to the general enjoyment of the occasion. The young couple are now at home on Hendricks creek, whore the groom had prepared a nice home for his bride.

We wish them much joy and happiness and a long married life. Members of Institute. Complete list of those attending Institute Up to Thursday noon. Seven-ty-flvc Is the number enrolled. Pumps, Windmills, Tanks, Pipes and all kinds of Steam George Hunter met with a painful and serious accident Sunday; he was standing near a horse when it kicked him removing the cap of the knee.

I)re. Smith and Mielke we'e called and placed the cap in position but It is thoug bt George will always be Champion Rakes, Moweks and Repairs. Rose VlGGomb, Vlma. Every one is busy either putting in crops, cultivating, cutting alfalfa, killing weeds, getting ready for harvest or helping to tlx up the roads. The Chamberlain boys arrived last week from Minnesota to spend the summer, as usual on the farm with their uncle and aunt.

Mrs. II. H. Chamberlain and Miss Maud, both former Wabaunsee Co. teachers tfo to attend the National Educational Association at Itoston in July and to visit friends in the East.

Mrs. Moses Is recovering from her recent sick spell. Miss Olive Drury is at home again after spending sometime In Newbury. Mr. and Mrs.

Paxton and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weeks visited Miss Larsh at Glenwood Cottage recently. Miss Larsh left for the East Wednesday, after spending several months with Kaw relatives.

She leaves many friends regretting her departure and hoping she will come again before leaving the United States for Burma. ALL INVITED. On Sunday, June 28, Rev. Koosmann will be ordained and installed In the Wells Creek German Lutheran church, Rev. E.

Scuuly officiating. Services begin at 10 o'clock a. to. All cordially invited. Herman Uhlrig, Secretary.

Alumni Association. A Topic of Today is how to get the most comfort during these hot days. ft Nice ttarnnioGh is a great place to spend a hot afternoon. Ours are strong yet pretty, and are just the thing for Picnics or Camping Parties. in implements.

We handle the Deering mowers, binders and hay rakes; abstlutely none better. If in NEW LIVERY BARN Livery and Feed Stable. Try our Rigs-Good Outfits, Good Treatment. When you come to Alma, your team wfTl be well taken care of at the Keel Barn Special attention given to feeding teams. FIELDS HARR, Alma, Kans.

Tbe band boys are bending every effort to have a glorious time here tbe 4th and we believe our readers will not miss it by Comiug to Alma to celebrate. For Sale Buggy Phaeton, almost new. 44-1 Dr. Grosshacser. FOR SALE.

A Share Of Your Patronage Solicited. Janet Churchman, Mary Hargrare, La Von Stewart, Jessie Shoecraft, June Kersey. Myrtle Shocknessy, Ella Shocknessy, Fred Jorpensou, Viola Deans, Wm, E. Peck, Nora Haffener, Clara Fix, Arthur Kelley, E. S.

Hlndsley, Viola Cahill. Rosa McDonald, J. H. Houston, L. L.

Teas. Arthur Hawks, Belle Davis, Emma Trout, Flora Anderson, Christina Thowe, Edna Little, Floyd B. Harkins. Oscar Deans. Coral Jacobs, Julia Mueller, Ruby Nixon.

Nellie Dilley, Marie Jennings. Lola Neely, Ella McKnlgbt, Sarah Speer, O. C. McCoy, ChHB. MeKnlght, B.

Burt. Fred L. Wilson, Orrel Zieber, Riley Geary, RoseChltty, Nellie Morrett, Aufrusta Carlson, Sadie Carlson, John Kimble, Sadie Hamilton, Clara Lewis, Fred I. Hinsliaw, Etta Chilison, Nellie McOomb, Mattie K. Cooper, Minnie Lane, Ira L.

Perry, Nellie Magovern, Harry E. Kraus, Ella Ericsson, Morris Walton, L. D. Edfrinfrton, Ella Haine. Lizzie Meinholdt, Edna Rig-pin.

Carolina Ttaowe, Helen Shoecraft, Carrie Harkins, Minnie Trout, Nora Llnss, Vera Tufts. Alice Hlnshaw, Julia Ruell, J. E. Wilson, Edith Allen, Charity Nevlit, Llizie Haller. Winnie Crawford, Blanche Buspnhnrk.

O. H. Appcnfeller. iiccu ui a iuii.ivd.iui, liuiiig i or will be to your advantage to hear of our low prices. All implements warranted to work.

Are You Prepared to Celebrate the Fourth Properly? If not, come and see our large assortment of fireworks consisting of Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, large Spinning Wheels, mammoth Aerolites, Triangle -Wheels, Mines, Fire Batteries, Colored Fires, Fountains, Flour Pots, etc. Tent City, Coron ado Beach, California, The Alumni Association was organized June 26, 1902. Its purposes are to create a bond of union between former graduates of the common school for their mutual encouragement, advancement and acquaintance. Officers were elc-'ei! for its second year on Tuesday, June 23, 1903. President, O.

II Appenfeller; Vice President, Clara Fix; Secretary, Had-die I. Dill; Treasurer, John M. Kimble: Biographer, Ira M. Perry. It is the desire of the society to get all the former graduates Interested and enrolled as members.

The fee is ten cents per year. An accumulation of a biography of Now About Those Thoroughbred Poland China Boar, ready for Service. Choice Stock from the best strains. Eight miles northwest of Alma. L.

A. ABBOTT, Pavilion Farm, R. R. No. 1, Wamego, Kansas.

now Vjimmor Uofcl uen ouiiiiiici iiaioi ALF. UMBEHR. 1 HAVE THEM. Spring and GO WEST to the OCEAN California's summer climate is finest in the world. Cool Trip on the Santa Fe.

Surf-bathing1 ocean breezes snow-capped Sierras. Tou can buy a combination round trip ticket to San Diego tbls summer Including railroad and Pullman fare, meals enroute, one day at Grand Canyon, and two week's board and lodging at Coronado Tent Clty -at a very low price. Tent City is a popular Southern California summer seaside resort. WRITS FOR FULL PARTICULARS ABOUT THIS DELIGHTFUL TRIP. Summer Goods, An Acirtnninlltl Ann UnA innmnmnmnimmnttninimniitiitmimimniniminnt Let us Figure on it.

We can 5ave you Honey. 2 each member is planned and all feel that the desired end will fully compensate any effort put forth. Haddie I. Dill, Secretary. Marriag-e Licenses.

Wm. Walls, St. Marys 30. Hallie Martin, Maple Hill 22. David John Howe, Dover 21.

Maude Lister, Dover 18. Married by Probate Judge Spielman. Gfeo. W. Quinlan.

Paxico 26. Emma C. Schmidt, Paxico. 16. Samuel G.

Williams, Tekin 111 3T. Carries. Klllan, Alma 28. newest creations in millinery. Call and sec my stock.

rite or eouie in auu ee us yon arc going to ouuu anyuungoi sionc ISABELLE GUEST. We guarantee all our stone and cement work Rnd strive to please, 3 5E FEIDEN Alma, svf SANTA FE. Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe. See Santa Fe Agent. AltaVista.

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