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The Chronicle from Windom, Kansas • 11

The Chronicle from Windom, Kansas • 11

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The Chroniclei
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Windom, Kansas
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11
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"BOSTON STORE'' at itS bCSt fr Summer Advanced styles. Ladies ready-made suits Values that are true Notice our domestic section in basement. The Have-S Hn and French Ware Departments BOSTON STORE, WICHITA, KANSAS She (hroniele ROUTE OF POLLARQS' EASTERHrTWR FOR OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 8 NONE BUT THE BEST OPEN TO THE BEST DAY AND NIGHT 8 .8 Dr. D. T.

PARKINSON DENTIST mo A. Entered at the Wichita Kansas Post-office as Second class matter. Office HUlte4l3, Humes lilock. Phone I7H. Itisidonce Ii21 North Knium-la.

I'licii" rod i Manhattan Cafe C. L. REEDER, Proprietor. Phone 222. E.

C. POLLARD, Editor Publisher. JOYCE POLLARD, GLENNIS POLLARD, Associate Editors. PROF. E.

M. WILLIAMS, Norman, ORA POLLARD PARKINSON, Burns, Contributors. J. A Now the 12th year In The PRINCESS City WICHITA, KAN. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAOAOOOeo 4' The Antler Barber Shop B.

B. Phone 846. Bell Phone 8C4 Black E. B. GIBBONE.

209 Main St Hutciilnson, Kan. When coming to Wichita stop at the Model Cafe 3SC 3SC MAP OF POLLARD EXCUKSION FOH 1910 IP" (J Ind. Published Every Month. Subscription 25 Cents a Year. Ave.

Phone 1910 412 E. Douglas Rosenhloom's ADVERTISING RATES. Locals, per line 6c Display Ads, single per 25c Display Ads, double per 40c Two Inch double col 75c Four Inch double col $1.00 Larger Ads, per Inch 121-2c Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes Special July Bargains. Baltimore Hotel Block. A Good Place to Eat.

Short Orders at All Hours. Dinner 25 cents 106 East Second Street. Wichita Kansas ROSENBLOOM, Prop. Office, Wichita Kansas. WICHITA, KANSAS ANSAS.

LH. RO 3C 1 CLI The corn fields are looking well. The hay and alfalfa crops are good, PEERLESS The wheat fields are yielding a good quality of wheat. Keep cool during the hot suns of July and August. Blacksmithihg ECHO RIVER, MAMMOTH CAVE, KENTUCKY.

Down the River the Pollard Party will go for of a mile. (o) Fresh meats at Plevna meat Bargains in shoes at the Boston Store, Hutchinson, Kan. Go to the Trunk Factpry, Wichita, for bargains in Suit Cases and Trunks. MR. O.

J. DURHAM, Proprietor. All Kinds of Repairing Done. Horse Shoeing. Flows Plevna, Kan.

WEDDING. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Likens in Plevna on Wednesday, June 29th, at 6 o'clock i). Mr.

Leo X. Hin-shaw and Grace Likens weie united in marriage by Rev. E. C. Pol PRINCESS FLOUR ALWAYS THE SAME.

Every Sack Guaranteed Satisfactory. Grain and Feed always on hand for sale. We pay market prices for grain at the elevator. I I I I Hutchinson celebrated the 4th July in good style. We have decided to use the stand- the Plevna lard The wedding march was played ard Pullman for our party going east The benevolences of charge have been met.

We keep the Pullman three days and by Glennys Pollard. Mr. Hinshaw and Bernie Likens as attendants preceded the coup.e into the parlor, where in the presence of a few friends and relatives the im 3QC The hot summer days make people wish for the mountains. Howard Mills Co. B.

W. PARKER, Mgr. The trains are loaded with people going to the mountains of Colorado nights up to Nigara Falls. The charge will only be $9.00 or $4.50 each if two occupy a berth. This is only $2.25 above the tourist rate.

The comfort and ease of travel more than pays for this difference The Pullman service will not be needed again till we start home from D. C. The charge coming back over the Southern road will be about $4.50 each for the party where pressive ceremony was pecr'ormeu. The home was a bower of beautiful flowers, and the presents were, botn beautiful and useful. The company followed the bride and groom to the diningroom where a wedding feast was spread.

The mpuiij marched to the depot at 8 o'clock, where the happy couple took the train The McVey stock barns contain pedigreed horses, Plevna Is favored in this particular. Blacksmith ing P. L. McELVAIN, HORSESHOEING. All iknds of Repairing done.

Plows STiarpened. Call at my old stand, Huntsville, Kan. Williams9 Restaurant two occupy a berth. For Pullman service application must be made to Haviland, will have a new parsonage costing Rev. Spencer, pastor.

iur wiumuo to speno. tne noneymoon CoL E. Bleckley, Mo. Pacific ago among the mountains. Rice, like a Lower berths are at your disposal.

snowstorm, showered them as they I Wo BIlvvtBt lhat annuan Rev. Dougal McCormick pastor at xiev. uuugai ivievoriuieK pastor ail 3C 3C 3C ve Lamed, is making good in his pas- stepped int0 the Pullla I early Best 15c Meals in Kansas Short Ordersv a Specialty Q. S. WILLIAMS, Prop.

200 W. Douglas Ave. torate there. amidst the waving of handkerchiefs and happy congratulations they glided COXOXOJ The Wichita parks are being im- (o) away. A ride up the incline plane at Look' proved.

out Mt. excites the tourist. It is the ASHEVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA. steepest incline in the world. No where on the trip are scenes North Riverside is becoming a desirable place for residences in Wichita.

Good work has been done In the month of June in church affairs. Kansas breezes are a luxury In July and August. Edward M. Palmer, Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroaJ 105 West Douglas Avenue Our District Superintendents are pushing the work in their various districts. of surpassing beauty beyond that I which our party will see on their re-! Monarch Mills turn from Washington, D.

over the Southern R. R. The land of the iky can truly be said of that portion of WICHITA, KANSAS. PRECAUTION. ilf, 'I'KS How may I keep wallypn, exouriji; sion trip? "'Ml landscape seen coming over the Blue The Reno county stock sales will start up again after harvest Hutchinson merchants maintan these sales.

They are a fine thing for stock men and farmers. Ridge mountains. The three million and the lakes of the north. Do not overeat orjJuink. Eat as near as possible the menu uf honm New York Painless Dentists tables.

Let melons ahcfTfuits alone-Use lemons in the water you drink It Is well that the benevolences be provided for before the late fall or winter months come. About 100 young people attended the entertainment at Huntsville on the 27th. Huntsville seems to be the center of attraction to the young people of that community. Dig dinners and never use courses In your meals. Live simple, plain and temperate.

Provide your The new home built by Mr. Cald self with medicines in case of sickness. Consult your doctor before American Lady Flour makes nice white light well in Plevna Is about completed. It is a modern home. starting.

BREAD and BEAUTIFUL PASTRY. The Flour With the Nptriment In It. HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. Plevna witnessed two Weddings in their social circles last week. Young people well known and respected by the community.

About twenty-five young people of Mrs. W. H. Parkinson and daughter Plevna enjoyed a skating party at the of Wichita, goes to Manitou, home of Jessie and Ed Campbell last to spend July and August. The College Hill Methodist church, Wednesday night.

Meet us at Wichita, July 26. Join in the New England Excursion. Remember you can be routed to suit your wishes in visiting eastern friends. Rev. Ward, pastor, is in a prosper Your best friends wil become alienated from you without communication.

Jesus was called a glutton and a wise bibber by His enenlies. Don't fly the track because you are misjudged by our Pridsre work, euaranted. up Full Set of Teeth $6 up 22-K Gold Crowns $4 up Gold Fillings 50c tip Silver Fillings 50c tip Etraction 50c up No. 2 South Main. Hutchinson, Kansas Open daily Tuesdays Fri- days until 8 p.

m. Sunday from 9 a. to 1 p. m. Lady attendant.

ous state. We enjoyed giving our Yellow Stone lecture to the congrega- (bXoXoCoXoXoXoXoXoWoXoXoW tion. South Emporia Avenue Methodist church has broken ground for their new church. They have the basement about done. It will be a 4 $25,000 church; Rev.

Charley Hestwood, Meat Market Jessie Caldwell, Proprietor. Fresh Meats kept on ice. Other delicacies for the table. Meat market south of Hinshaw's store. Plevna, Kansa.

Hutchinson is paving her princi pal streets. Parties who'do not care to take the full itinerary of our Eastern trip can be routed part of the trip at less cost. Added interest has been given our Yellowstone lecture by the addition of a 5-ft. map gotten up by the Rev. Roy Smith of Cimarron, Kan.

The many friends of Mrs. Wester is glad to learn of her Improvement Short Orders Prompt Service Special 25c Dinner. 11 to 2. THE WEDDING. On Tuesday evening June 28th, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wester In Plevna, Mr. Harry Ungle and Miss Ruth Wester were united in marriage. The house was filled with friends and relatives and after the wedding solo sung by Miss Ulenn Pollard, the couple entered the parlor, preceded by Mr. Henry Holcom and Miss Velma Dennis, attendants, to the music of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Miss Durk, and weie married by Rev.

E. C. Pollard, immediately after the ceremony the com The church at Cimarron, under the pastorate of Rev. Roy OXFORD CAFE Smith is making upward strides. The S.

S. and church congregation has roXoXoXqXPXo about doubled since conference. In health. She is now able to attend church. Mr.

A. W. King, road supervior is in township. He will spend nearly In road improvement. 20 Tables.

Open Day and Night. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Lyman Noyes, Props. The Epworth League devotional The Most Up-to-Date Cafe in the meetings on Sunday evening are well attended at both of the Leagues of Huntsville and Plevna. pany passed to the diningroom where supper was served. The table was beautifully decorated with flowers, the City.

20 Tables. ft. Plenty of Waiters. 24 Chiars at Lunch Counter. Our Epworth League at Plevna has out new topic cards.

The Huntsville League will follow suit. Rev. Dr. Martlndale' will supply our pulpit the second Sabath ot August. Mrs.

Pollard organized a W. L. M. WIEDA "THE MAN OF SWEETS" QUALITY PURITY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL centerpiece a large bride's cake. Dur The Plevna preacher and wife, the writer, were royally entertained at ing the evening Mr.

Edwards of Ar- lington, gave a number of piano selections which were greatl yenjoyed. No. 5 South Main. HTCHINSON. Sylvia recently by Rev.

Cummings and wife. The presents were numerous, beau tiful and useful. The Plevna Ice Cream restaurant The evning closed with a merry Phone 478 R. S. HOAQLAND DENTIST is an attractive place during the seranade given by the many friends Maker of Ice Cream, Chocolates, Toffee.

GEO. WEIDA, Hutchinson, Kansas. The best to be had in Ladies' Garments and liats at SAWYER'S 125 N. Main St. HUTCHINSON Kart.

warm evenings. Mr. Denis shares no of the bride and groom, after which pains to supply, the needs of his customers. all departed for their homes, wishing office over Sjdiinger's Drug Store them a long and happy life. Hutchinson, Kansas.

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Years Available:
1899-1911