Council Grove Daily Appeal from Council Grove, Kansas • 5

mm 'A and A few bar- If enjilfipc9 gains left in lUsllUl 11 4 fc Misses9 Cloaks SCHOOL NOTES. Harry Fritz visited the High School Monday. Only three ot of the eighteen who are taking history, had to take the final. Mabel Stenger will be excused from finiihing Cicero in order to make Xmas presents. The finals began Wednesday.

Some are wearing bright smiles and others are wearing long faces. The PhilomathiaiiB won the program contest. (J0 7-17 being their average while the Literati was 88. Mary Morris said she wished that Mr. Kilby was teacher in Cicero as she will be the only one in the class after the holidays.

'it. A 4 4 y.v VP M. 31 RAILROAD MENTION We're got a new lloor in our store-room. 574 and 580 are the two new passenger engines. The Missouri Pacific is working nine boilermakers at present.

Engineer Will Barber, who got scalded some time ago, is working again. Engineer Keener is laying off. lie will spend Christmas in Toneka. John Flynn expects to spend Christmas with his mother in Missouri. Two new men at the round house.

Bob Sea right and Frank Colyer. Engineer Cooley is laying off this week. He will take a trip to Missouri. Eireman Coltrane is spending Christmas with home folks in Winlield. Surprise your mother, sister or sweetheart with a new Fur nothing nicer for a Xmas gift.

We carry a complete line. New Patterns in Rags Beautiful in colors and designs, from 12.50, $3, $3.50, $4.50, $5. Winter days are here and so are we with a full line of Overshoes, Felt Boots, Leggins, German Socks, Underwear in wool and fleeced, Blankets, Comforts in fact almost anything you need to keep you warm. Extra heavy canvas Gloves and Mittens at 5c per pair. It does indeed seem too bad that Weddlng Belli.

A very happy weddingo ccurred at the elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Owens, Tuesday morning, December 20.

The contracting parties were Mr. B. F. Owens of Rocky Ford, and Miss Hal lie Owens of Council Grove. The house was decorated for the occasion.

At ten o'clock precisely, the bridal party entered the parlor to the sweet strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Ruth Cady, The groom was accompanied by his brother, Mr. Thomas Owens of La Junta, the bride was escorted by her sister, Miss Maud Owens. After taking their places beneath the drooping mistle-toe, Rev. Betts pronounced the solemn words which made, the happy couple man and wife. Amidst tears, smiles and kisses, they received the happy conglatulatioiii of relatives and friends, after winch an elegant breakfast was served.

The bride was attired in an elegant navy blue taffeta and carried a huge boquet of brides roses, and looked very sweet and happy. The groom was smiling and handsome in conventional Llack. Miss Maud was gowned all in white, and looked most charming. The happy couple were the recipients of many elegant and useful presents. Miss Hallie has lived here all her life, and has endeared herself to all by her quiet gentle ways, and while we regret her departure, May should break a window just wheu there was no money in the Jr.

treasury. The Philimathians gave their last program Friday. The visitors were Mrs. Irvin, Mrs. Painter, Minnie Polk, Edith Paterson and Harry Blim.

Jfj per cent on on ftATifflh Mcuail (J) SKIRTS and (M) Patterns, PANTS none better 1 as. We bid adieu, our last time. We will have a new high school reporter the first of the year. Hope he will do better work than our old one. Novelty and plain dress goods, new shader and patterns.

Hamilton-Brown Shoes, sure! For dress, school and work. New styles in Hats and Caps, Dress Pants, Neckties, Dress Shirts and Mufflers. Our Guard reporter made a Engineer Williams has gone to work. He has been off a couple of weeks. Fireman Geo.

Snyder iH laying off a couple of trips. -Baldwin in taking his place. If business remains good we expect to light up nur round house And offices with electricity. Engineer Elliot is in from Salina where he has been on the switch run. He is on 5509 and 310.

Eight firemen went to Osa- Blight mistake last week and if he will permit, we will correct it. He said thatnot one of the Fresh man class had to take the examination in Physical geography. This was not true. 9 etM Black Cat i i inl. Ki qvq minnf inn SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for Magazines, single or in clubs.

Two $1.00 Magazines for $1.50, three for $2.00, four Tvaiomie uno mo MinRmnrft. Kro- 11 for promotion 1 '4' for $2.50. P. O. Hook Stoke.

Wm. Llnsay Sells Out. and Huni- kate, Cox, Cook, Flynn, McElhenny will make you srin BLACK CAT BRAND Kid Gloves, -Fancy Handkerchiefs, Belts, Pc(jjy ann Wrist Bags, Trimmings, Lace Collars, Toilet Articles, Notions, Pillow Tops, Art Goods, Skirts, Fascinaiors, Mcci Ribbons, Collars, China Novelties, Present Glassware. weari so wen. kenosha.

wis. Wm. Lindsay, who has been conducting a blacksmith shop in KAB02: Kabo Corsets1 Best Council Grove for a number of years- past, sold his entire outfit STTLC M. she so rightly deserves. May Heaven's choicest blessings attend her in her new life and home.

Mr. B. Owens is a promising young man of Rocky Ford, Colorado, who, during his brief stay here, won the hearts of all by his genial manners and pleasing address. Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Franklin Owens left on the Wednesday morning train for Rocky Ford, phrey. Engineer Walton went out to take runs. 84 between Salina and Geneseo. Engiueer Furgeson will return to Council Grove. He has been on those runs all summer.

J. B. Sorter Wednesday, Mr, Sorter taking immediate posses 7 Don' mins seeing our supply before chasing. 2,500 pounds to be sold from 5o 7T wood of all kinds for sale. F.

B. Caki-kstkh Post and 8-4pt X- up. Will have oranges, cocoanuts, datas, etc. where they expect to make D. A.

Reed is reported quite their future home. Mr. Owens sick at his home in the West part having a lucrative position at that of town. place. ion.

"Jim" Sorter needs no introduction to the people of Morris county as he has been a long time among them. He will be found at Lindsay's old stand on Second street, ready to do your black smithing, Gregory's Cough Balsom will cure that cough. 10-2t Geo. Schmidt, who is working for the Ft.Scott it Memphis Railway Company out of Nevada, is home to spend the holidays with his mother. Dr.

Watkins and Jack Gentes JB. came in from Wilsey Monday. Wo are told that Jack took back (omo Prices. Cocoa, long bar, Soap-'- Sc Rising Sun Stove Polish 5c 3 lOOOlMatchesl 5c Standard Corn and Tomatoes, 3 cans for 25c Bed Pantry Flour, 'Holiday'. Best Bread Flour, 1M0 And many other prices too numerous to mention.

Groceries, Provisions, Table Delicacies, Fruits, and Vegetables in their season. Special sale of "Rub-No-More' Soap and Washing Powder, none better ever put on the Produce taken at highest market price. Trade where you can get almost anything you want. Yours to please and for business. with him a buggy load of pretty things which he will give to some young lady.

Christmas day Gregory has some nice Perfumes 10-lt Gunther Lowney's Christinas candies at Gregory's. 0-2t T. N. Haun of Parker Township, was transacting business in the city Saturday. We understand Chas.

G. Parker is better, having greatly improved within the past few Reark Roark, lawyers from Junction City, have been in attendance at this term of court 'They defended in the Patrick case. BEAUTIFUL Pictures make nice Christmas Ree a fine line of them at the P. O. Hook Store.

It is with much pleasure that we are able to note this week that V. C. Hanchett has received a raise in pension. He now gts He wived the good news Sunday. Who is more deserving? Few peopl? know what he sutlers X.

..9 LOT W. S. Kretsinger, of Emporia; while here visiting his wife, who.is sfck, assisted in the trial of the case of Drum-Flato Com: Co. against O. Gillespie.

If you have a bad cold use Gregory's Grip Capsuls. 10 2t Frank Redmond, the Kansas tourist for the Racine Sattley came home from interviewing the implement men, and spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife and babies. kI-j, cfv ifi if kt )b 4 4 4 4 fa cotmously a a result of wounds received ir. fn sar. His friends will be glad to hear of his good luck and to Congressman Miller is due the credit.

White City Register. Comrade Hanchett is a deserving, old soldier, and his friends Ed Pvuch pays the highest The market on game at Kansas City is higher this winter than market price for hides and furs. 8tf has been known for years. Squir Our old friend, and a former Morris county farmer, VHm Campbell, was elected sheriff at Enid, Oklahoma, November 8. Every and then we hear of Morris county being represented in some other state.

Sam, yon have our congratulations. wrll pnjoice that he is not forgot LOSIXO out our Jowlry at one-half Closi: price. P. Book Stohk. no ten.

Ho has lived among us years rels 50 cts. each, rabbits 25 cts. prairie chicken $2.00 per pair. If our homo market paid such exorbitant prices as above mentioned, all other business would be suspended, and every-)ody would he out slaughtering the poor little rabid t. THE ADlivi' Hand i i'tii'M'Sj aiid Did you see those two fine white face cattle that Ed Ruch had on exhibition Saturday? Wasn't they fine animals 1 Too pretty to cut up into beef steaic we think.

Fok Sai.k. A 4 room house anil one lot, 4 blocks north of Main on (Second street. Can be bought a bargain. Enquiro at this ollice. Geo.

Conkiin, of Denver, was a Council Grove visitor the first part of the week. George was a part ner of Luni Mikels in the stock business few years ago. A runaway team hitched to a buggy caused quite an on Main street Monday. We understand the team belonged "to Mr. Loomis of Diamond Springs.

JIK-kel Hooks at P. O. Hook Storo. Marriage Licenses. Albert Johnson Alta Vista Grace Fisher Alta Vista B.

F. Owens Colo. Hallie May Owens. Council Grove C. A.

Montgomery Delavan Estella Drew Burdick Wm. A. New" Washington, Ks. Clara Munch' Dwight Joseph A. Morine llerington Alm J.

Nelson llerington William Holt" Burdick Annie Strandell Burdick BY I'ROBATK JUDGE. M. D. Hontz Alta Vista Roie Forster Alta Vista Editor Amrine is in Galveston, Texas, this week. Malcolm Nicholson has accepted a position with the Mo.

Pacific as switchman at this point. Representative-elect P. J. Potts and wife were in the Grove Tues Among the jurors on the regular panel is Chas. L.

Thomas of Dwight. We -have known him so long we can't count the years, We always enjoy a talk with Charlie. What do you think is the Best Remedy for a Cough? We use Gregorys Cough Baisom. Q-2i Judge James Humphrey, of Junction City, an old Kansan, had legal business Court, and was shaking hands with his many friends. He was twice Judge of this District.

GROCERY Chas. May ris, who is attending the American school of Medicine and Surgery at Chicago, remembered several of his Council Grove friends with a neat programme of the annual ball which will be given by that school this month. Charlie was local reporter for the Guard lust winter. Remember that I am still in business and expert to remain. I am going to give you big benefits on The freight division on the Knty heretofore located at Burlington, has been removed to n.a ,,..,0 a 15 8 Giir Important Notice! Owing to the heavy demands for money at this time, wo are obliged to ask ALL those who are indebted to this firm to please call and settle at once.

Truly yoius, Loy it Ualkv, lots, of day doing their Christmas shop Special prices made to the teachers a great convenience to the traveling public, and particularly to Burlington, and it is to be regM-. ted that.Jt Was removed. Thn situation is mmU vurBe htbe change in the trams. There is only an interval 01 1 ping- Among the many familar faces at the present term of court, we fail to see the one of onr esteemed court stenographer, GuySackett, of Marion. Geo.

Baker was transacting business with our merchants Tuesday. George wa3 a Grove boy several years ago, and is now located on a good farm near Wilsey. John Sample living near Beman bold $10(3 worth of rhubarb roots to a florist in Atchison. Kansas. Half of them were sent to some big firm in the East.

Mr. Sample's rhubarb crop this year hat-yielded him quite a sum of money besides selling these roots he had Bold pounds and. pounds of the plant from them. Morris county. Call and see me.

Thanking you for your past patronage, and hoping you will give us your future patronage, we remain yours truly, Dr. Fletcher C. Gale came in for the holidays Tuesday evening, from Kansas City, -avhere he has been attending the Western Dental College. Mr. and Mrs.

(J. II. Uaker returned to their home in Dickinson county Wedn s. day, after a pleasant visit with thdr daughter, Mrs. 8.

L. Karr. NUe. No trespassing or hunting allowed on my farm. 8-4tp.

Cawextek. i mm hours between the l.orth bouuu and th? eouth bound trains at Burlington; proyided always, of course, that the north bound train is ou time, a circumstance which is very rare. Koy Reporter. I West side man argues that a man's flatness depends wholly upon the nvTer of great-grand children he to call him "great-jrandrpa liy KSUUm Ull Highest Markcf Price Paid for Country Produce, PROPRIETOR..