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The Onaga Register from Onaga, Kansas • 5

The Onaga Register from Onaga, Kansas • 5

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R. Kelly's two youngest children Wm Frisbywent to Topeka. Mon John Rokes went to Holton Mon are somewhat under the weather. LOGflli flflPffilWlGS day, Spring Openln day. Guy Doolittle and Henry Catin Lnfo Batcman on our force, E.

Jones and 'wiffvjFont to Hol helped Siinon Armstrong "plow corn Saturday. ton, Monday. last week. Mrs Cosondier was sick last we-ek. Her many friends wish her a rapid recovery.

Amos Bon jour's little daughter who has been sick for the past week is improving. Quite a number of people wore compellod to stay in town Saturday night on account of Mrs. Theys became suddonly ill Miss Phona Grim departed for Hol Uncle Dan. Spaulding and wife re ton, Mopday. News of Interest About the City.

turnod to their home in Westmoreland Tuesday. J. S. Myers and wife spont Sunday in the coimtry. Miss Clema Peyrouse came home Russell Thompson had the cutest Friday to celebrote.

She returned to rig out 8d. last week and Dr. Richardson was Holton Tuesday. iflLL KINDS OF NEfflS ITECDS. Under the management of the new firm we will handle a larger stock of Harness, Blnkets, obes, Whips, and everything carried in a complete harness shop than we have handled before, and will give you bed rock prices on everything.

1 Call and see our goods and be convinced. sent for. She soon became better Miss Cecil Bunts returned to Hav Charlos Hoover and family called a and Bt this writing is doing as well ensville, Monday. few minutes on Mr. Poyrouse, Mrs.

Crevecour and Mr. Doolittlo's Sun as could bo expected. F. F. Fisher went east tho first the week.

Everybody Is busy repairing their mowers and binders. C. E. Koentz celebrated' in St. Marys on the Blh.

Wm. Moll shlppod a car of stock to Kansas City last Thursday. Chas. Fouch and wife were over from Havensville Saturday. Ed.

Rolf reports turning his buggy over in the mud Saturday. night. Tho "Declaration of Independence" was not read Jiero this year. i Tho rain' Saturday night stopped the excellent display of fire works. Mrs.

Blanch Benton returned from The Kazoo band was a warm fea The Tastemsru. day; ture of tho parade. Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to Preambulating People. Mr. and Mrs, Spaulding of West The stands on the grounds Satur ARISPIE NEWS.

day were financially a' success. moreland celebrated at Onaga, they woro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doolittlo Vhile here. Onoof J.

J. Brunner's sons fractur We celebrated tho 8d and 4th. Win. Grossnickle cut oats Monday ed his right arm' last woek. Wo forgot to mention last week 0.

BURT CO. Pure' whipped lard, 8 lbs for 25o that Henry Terro rocievod a slight at the Onaga Moat Tho farmers are busy plowing corn this week. Sant Blanchard is cutting weeds eloctrie shock tho evening of the hail storm, while going through a wire fence. Mrs. Chas.

Thomas will now take Lawrence lust week "and is visiting for J. W. Hoy. pupils in music at her home, herparonts Mr. and'ftlrs.

I. M. Gib Rustic). J. T.

Wright helped shell corn for Geo. Harries, of English Eidge son. Job work. work. All kinds of job work.

Subscribe for the Ekoihtrh. Wall paper at D. S. Baker's. Carson Fox went to Soldier Monday- Everyone enjoyed 'themselves on the iid.

Charles Day last week was a ploasant caller, Monday. I Miller Bros. Chas. Day returned to Manhattan NEUCHATCL ITEMS. The dance at Schlagels Saturday The restaurants and hotel did a Monday evonlng, from whenco ho night was well attended.

flourishing business will go west to bring in some more cattle. (' Say Undo Tom how is the weather. Perry Osburn was on the hill last Whoro were tho 'men Saturday, ''The Old Woman in Shoe" was thero woro 10 women on the ground Several' of our boys drove to Wa? carry a full line of week. 1 the most at tractive float during tho parade. to ono mah.

mego last Mondoy whore they will A full line of wall paper at D. S. Merton Canfield visited Mr. Wells take the train and go to.IIayes City, Ed Myers came down from Holton Everything wont smoothly at the Bakers. last Sunday.

where they will work in the harvest the first of the week, and visited J. celebration. An immense crowd and Warren Fulton bought several Dan Canfield is working for 0. I). fields.

Wvlloys. a good time. .0 1 i Rock Island, A piece of glass was Chipped out of J. T. Wright lost one of his boys Jos.

Gibson shipped a ear load of loads of hogs Monday. John Thomas visited in Havens villo the first of the week. one of F. B. Landon's largo plate We had some hail here Saturday while in a hurry.

Call tho roll next hogs to Kansas City Monday, evening windows Saturday night. It was tiino J. T. evening. via Garrison.

1 Orion Honsted-treated his team to probably caused by a cannon fire Z. Bonjour hauled hogs to Onaga Bill Blanchard was shot Saturday Lew Day had a buggy wheel re Buford, George and Bradley Implements. a new set of harness last week. last week. by ono of tho Jenkins boys.

We did paired last Monday which was brok cracker. Burning, itching skin diseases in Lawrence Robbings broke a not learn tho causo. en Saturday. Will Burdett bought E. Bonjours stantly relived by DeWitt's Witch in his buggy last Walter Krause purchased a new- pony last week.

F. A. Brown broke tho tongue out Ward Myers celebrated at home buggy Friday. Look out now girls of his buggy last Saturday while Will and Herb Willis were on Clear Hazel Salvo, unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns. It heals without leaving a scar.

Robertson's Cash Walter is on the market. coming to town, and returned to Leavenworth, Monday. Fork last Sunday. STOVES, TlHUUARE, Charles Grutzmachor and Wm Frank Shiner, of Westmoreland, Drugstore. Bert Grice and family Sundayed Mrs.

Colwell is in Watervillo Mar Grossnickle went to Westmorelnnd visited his brother, Jo, from Friday with Joe Canfield. Ted Nicholas' dray wagon was up fop Builders. shall county, visiting her sister, Mrs. the first of the week on business set at the rear of II. Miller's bakery Sam Labbo had a homo colouration.

Steele. Where is drouthy Kansas? It has last Monday. The team started but So did Alfred Bonjour. Miss Aggie Teeters from was stopped before very much dam- gone 1G to 1 for rain. Wo would like to have some of Gov.

Lewellings but Barb Wire, and Hanley Field Fence, Buggies, George Allen has purchased a new ace was done. The wagon received bicycle. It is a daisy. ter for freckles. tho greatest damage.

Spring Wagons and till Monday evening. Our wagtn and carriage makers are busy repairing buggies since everybody celebrated. Onaga was blessed with more good looking girls last Saturday than any other town iu this section. Wm. Hagor moved to Woodlawn Nemaha county, yesterday, where ho will engage in business.

a brief visit to Blaine Monday mprn Tho reunion will be held at Haven sville, either he latter part pf Au gust or the first of September. Your seribo chatted with the trus Farm For Sale 61 acres, all under cultivation; good houso and barn tee of Lincoln township Tuesday morning, whilo onroulo for home three wells; good bearing orchard, Louis Davin of Dutch Creek was on tho hills last Sunday. Ed Toothaker was a business visitor on the hills this week. Dan Labbe has his spring wagon fixed up and its "all right." Capital papm Olagons. from Wostimnvland.

adapted to this country. For parti When buying flour at tho stores ask for that made at tho Onaga Mills culara inquire at this office or J. V. Johnson, on premises, Onaga, Kan. All of our merchants handle it.

GREEft RED AJfD JflJ Ed. Jones and wife, Jos. Gibson Tho section men went east again, and wife, Mrs. Dickinson and daught fllLLER BROS Monday. Another washout on Hie HOES 2 M.

S. Knox purchased a fine 18-hprso power engine pf Grurtler Bros, last Saturday. Mat does not be-Juive in grinding his feed with horse ppwer any longer. This is tho time the year when er, Misses Lizzio Sutterlin, Lulu and Ben Wells purchased another buggy from Goo. Allen last week.

There together again look out for a wedding in a few short months Gertie Gibson. Eva Gurtler and August Grob made a visit in Holton At Kansas Central, near Arrington. (loo. Welch, and C. Jf.

Spangler returned from St. Marys Tuesday, whore they celebrated on the Tth. I am now prepared to do drcssmuk Monday returning in tho evening. John Brunncr of Bunker hill, was LEW JB. LEACH.

vou want to fix up your house. If GEO. TROUT. on tho hills Monday on business. Bargains In nil ourhonlsand shoes for shot -ash.

Call you wish to select your wall paper from an excellent stock you will go to D. S. Baker's. More Cattle for Onaga. Last Sunday morning J.

0. Benton again returned to this city bringing and see us before you buy Onaga Exchange Bank and save money. Re v. Perry did not deliver his sermon Sunday on account of bad roads. Roland Bonjour cut his wheat this week.

Ho says he has a good crop. with him eleven cars pf very lino cat- Till Wright was attending Saturday A. R. WALKER SON. the city, and vlsitfjd.Abe Godlove's Sunday.

Till forgot, to count his Pottawatomie County. Onaga, Ks boys boforo leaving town and acci- dently loft ono at A. Cory's. tlo. Having been eight days on the road one could not fail to notice the good condition of his stock after such a long There were quite a number of cows and heifors, some with calves by their side, four calves coming in transit.

Tho balance of the shipment consisted of two and three ing lit my rooms, one north of Mkh, C. E.I'owelson. Misses Maud Sutterlin and Lelia ltegar came up from llolton last 1 hursday to visit with thoir relatives. Our business houses were not in tho least behind in the up-to-date decorations on the third, many beautiful emblems and flags being placed to the breeze. Tho Onaga section crew will now work the road from one mile east of Onaga to one mile west of Wheaton, Messrs.

E. V. Spangler, Thomas Summer Hints: General Banking and Collection Office. Doylo and Misses Ina Force, Fina Ingalsbe, Mary and Kate McGorty, of Wheaton, were attending the year old steers and judging from tho There's a suggestion of Mid-Summer in the air. Wo have nrcnnrrd for it in a liborallway.

Cool wash goods in pretty celebration hero last Saturday. remarks of cattle men who have ex Mr. Ransom treated himself to a pressed their judgment in our hear We Guarantee Promptness to Every Transaction and Reasonable Charges. TROUT LEACH. patterns dainty effects, the mid-summer styles, organdies lappets, dimities, laces, fans, parasols, everything In mess of green corn for dinner the ing they must bo an extraordinarily a crow having been placed on at first of the week, from his own gar Slimmer Merchandise.

Havensville. fine bunch of stock. A favorite remark we heard several times was den. It was an early variety and some of it was a little too near ripe. It heals everthing except a broken "the best colored cattlo I ever saw," pn's, Boys', Ladies', and heart, may bo said of DoWit's itch Ifaol Salve.

Tiles and rectal diseas Having received a carload of wheat and others "I never saw so many cherry red cattlo in my life. Robt. and Hubert Elledgo, W. H. Crum- from Kansas City, at the Onaga Roller Mills, we aro now prepared to sup es, cuts, burns, bruises, totter, eczema and all skin troubles may be Children's footaear ply our customers with flour, bran Gurtler baker, J.

W. Brown and Lewis Benton drove the herd to Mr. Benton's ranch south of town where they will and shorts at tho lowest prices. Pouter Nisaox. cured by it quickly and permanently Robertson's Cash Drug Store.

Lost Between 'Onaga and De Oraw's drove on July 8d. Silk urn of he most nonular shanes, makes and prices. bo held for sale. It would seem to us there was Andv Guffy was tho only man who Everything all right in every part of our stock, at prices basod on our desiro to havo you for a regular patron. woro a patch over his eyo last Satur never a moro favorable opportunity brella, curled handle, mounted with day, his team having run him in the silver, silk tassel.

Any one finding barb wire fence Friday evening. He for our slock men to get good stock. Mr Benton bought soveral hundred ntbre cattlo while away which he sold 1 1 1 l.Ia fTi F. B. Landon.

ne aoove piuusu iuuyo mm was cut up considerable hesidos hav ing a now pair of pants cut up into and ob'lgc. Fiokkkce Fox. The Time is agin at hand when you will Need Harvesting riachinery, and we wish to inform the Public that we have received a car load of the Best Harvest ing and Haying Machinery, to wit: JVIeCormiGk Hamsters carpet rags. before reaching home, among them a bunch of registered Short Horn bulls which ho sold to tho Big Creok Rev. Johnston arrived in our city "They don't make much fuss about last week on a month's vacation from Cattlo Company, of Northern Colo It." We are speaking of DeWitt's Denver Thoological School, He rado.

speaks of the school in tho highest Little Early Risers, tho famous little pills for constipation, biliousness, LADIES terms, likes tho city, and says tho For Sale or rent. A good 5 room houso, a good well and all stomacho and liver troubles. weather is much cooler than here Binders McCormick flowers They never gripe. Robertson's Cash Johnston will accompany him on of water, situated in a good part of Drug Store. his return.

jr town with sidewalk, tor (tho houso A bargain. Inquire at this office. Also alt steel Hay Hakes Hay Carriers 'I crave but One Minute," said nublic speaker in a husky voice Nearly 100 kogs of "0, be joyful" was unloaded at Onaga on the evening of July 2d. Despite tho quantity of wet goods on the inner man a ROCKY SCRABBLES. and then he took a dose of One Min- We Will Also con- uto Cough Cure, and proceeded with Stove JCytcliisn cut his clover lust his oratory.

One Minute Cough week. Cure is unequalled for throat and F. Honlg cut his oats tl)0 first of good time was had and the beat of order was maintained during the day and evonlng. August Grob kindly thanks his many friends for tho congratulations lmiff troubles. Robortsons Cash tinuetocarry tho week.

Drug Store. while you are around doing your shopping, don't forget that rirs. Katzen-stein is showing the Largest line, the Handsomest line and tlje Cheapest line Wm. Freeborn and R. A.

ITender extended him on his return from son, of America City, have purchased Birdsell and Mitchell Farm Wagons Did you get homo before tho rain Saturday? Most of tho farmers are laying hy thoir corn. Holton Monday evening, and further says he will place an advertisement In all the county papers for six Racine Spring Wagons and Buggies John Bailor made a short visit at conseeutlvo weeks when lie ascends the stairs of matrimonial home last week. Will Boiler returned from l'itts burg last Thursday. paradise, so his friends won't known the stock of J. 8.

Chambers and will continue the livery business in the Ktonobarti. These gentlemen come to our city well recommendod, and will undoubtedly rocclvc their share of th public's patronage. Two ot Ike Trultt's little boy were run over by two or throe boys who were riding horses last Saturday. TIia little boys seen them coming more about tho affair than himself. Fred Ilickoy la suffering with an Last Thursday a lively scene was of riillinery Goods in the city.

If you want a Stylish hat, and one that is. up to date, then give us a caJUnd convince yourself that what we say. are actual facts. Don't forget those nobby sailors we are selling for 15 cents. affection of the had in the south part of town, when the nomilallon turned out to rubber Frod Crevoceour had a colt to get and started for the fence and the snake bit last neck, there was a on horseback.

A wild and wooly cow puncher We are also headquarters for Glidden Barb Wire; DeKalb woven hog fence, which as yet has found no equal; also a complete line of General Hardware. We are here to sell implements and hard ware. Qulck sales and small profits" Is our motto. Our prices alike to alt low as can be sold. We Respectfully Solicit Your Patronage, GUFJTUER Onaga Wan back riders were not satisfied Chance Wlthman quit working for uot hit with a sour npplo and became Frank Atwater Monday.

cross footed and got on bis horse and go ran out of tho road and over tho boys, breaking one's shoulder And bruising thorn both svoroljr. Work nature to be prawii on In G. Doolittle ploughed, corn for Frank Atwater Monday. i What fall wheat, sown In theso started ot! swearing until the air bluo, and did not want to pay his bill. When hl jvbuse beoaieno-notinous Vllllam, tho butcher, got a horse and buggy whip and over took the "tough man" Rnd administered a good sound horse whipping.

parts was cut last 5 nocent children Is of the most brutal character, and should the perpetrators of thl rrimo he caught they should receive the full hcnellt of tho L. KATZENSTEIN Undo Dan Spaulding and wife at Croveoour'if Monday..

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Pages Available:
380
Years Available:
1896-1897