The Wheaton Courier from Wheaton, Kansas • 5

Olotliing" There is talk of having a supper THEJIIHTOI courier. alone by his family, but by all our ci' izeiis, he' being a general favorite at the Arispie school houpe, in the wit li all. We haV' often thought near I II. ISHBUIL By JO SHINER. The Arispie lyceum will soon it better to die young than to live to old aye.

filled with bitter disap- close until next winter, on account pointmets, anguishes and heart huruings After all, it may he spring work. Win. Hetzler, purchased a horse KANSAS WHEATON Just RECEIVED his line of better the way it is. from Hnirv Gr ff, last week, The new fees and salary law has spring clothing, and is in a position Clarence Hoy, bought a pony of THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1898 Fred Flinn, Friday. increased the fees of the Probata Judge about half while it cuts those to furnish up-to-date clothing at Mr.

Cornelius and wife, were seen if the poor justice in two in the enroute for Onaga, Saturday, driving bed rock prices. Westmoreland. middle Ware mad and the judge his new horse. glad. See the difference? W.

H. Washburn, has The rain last Thursday, left a The first Spanish gunboat we see good many of the fatners oats half a larger stocK 01 cio- A coming up the Kaw, you will find in. thing than ever before IA us hard to catch. Darn a gunboat anyway. Mr.

Hoy and wife, visited at A. irnelius's, Sunday. The first cyclone strike of the In Mens goods he has 1 A. Clark and wife visitsd at Arct season was made by Dave and Jule. Haes' Sunday Monday last.

Time quicker than suits to sell from 4 toUf fin Anrl acr QGcnr.l I wonder what makes Mhs Alma. thunder. like Rob so well. I guess it, is be Work will be on the new chool house at once. cause she thinks he is all Wright, tmemt.

He sure can John Grossuickle took 20 head of his steers over to his new home WHEll'ON HILLS. suit you if you are to be suit 15 ft ed, give him Mr Donnelly, is bailing hay on be hills, this week. Harrington Bro's passed over the Monday. Wm Clark sold a cow Saturday to Mull and Gibson and took it awav Monday. Mr Bosse, delivered his fat cattle Monday, to Mull Gibson, of We fail to make a mention of the fact, last week, that it was the Ramsey and not the Buell elevator which bnrned at St.

Marys, a short time siDCe. We may hava done an injury, but we assure the astute local of the Eagle it was not intentional. Mrs. Gager, died at her home near Fostoria, on Friday night of last week, under circumstances which lead some the citizens to appear before the county attorney, quite willing to lodge complaint against her husband. After a careful examination ot all the evidence he saw fit to refuse to bring action against the accused, and the matter was dropped, though the' threats were not of the most cheering to the helbraeet.

What there may be in the matter we refuse to state at this time, willing to let the con-cience of the at least negligent man work its way out. While the new nor the old bank has not yet opened for business, yet it is understood and believed that both will he doing business shortly, to the satisfaction of all, though the St. Mrys Journal, that immaculate of all our county journals, expresses the belief that the county a chance to sell you your hills, Wednesday, with a bunch of cattle. 0 0 1 Ouaga. Mr.

Den woody, of Onaga, was on he bills, Thursday. Charley Green, was fixing fence for Mr. Hickey, Friday. The man who invests in watered Childrens and Youths CLOTHING He has a most beautiful assortment. It will do you good to look at those Reefer Suits with vest fronts.

Washburn is the clothing man of Wheaton stock, is liable to get soaked. Mies Iva Goodman, visited with Miisy Annie Stratton, last Clarence, Bessie and Carl Hoy, visited at Cronans, Sunday Miss Mary agues Clark, were tha visitors of John Lees girls, Sundav. The german who is staying at Wm. Hetzlers, was sowing oats on his new farm, Monday. Miss Bessie Flinn, returned from Wm Aliens, where she has been working the past two weeks.

Mr Lee lost a cow one day this week. Little Sue J. 0. Campbell, was on the hills, Monday. ATS! E.

M. Sherman, of Breezy Ridge, as on the hill, Monday. Ed McDonald, of Blaine, was oi. treasurer made a mistake when he te hills, Monday. Mr.

0 Connell, of Frakfort, wa deposited money in the bank which the Kansas City Star declared it BLUFF CHEEK. on the hills, Wednesday. was a shame to have closed, because Ttiereare men in even commun if its solvency. Some papers in ity who are opposed to all law ait cite a row, some court it, others demand it. They are geueraUy madi- rder.

There are men in every bus-uess who make it a failure, owing to poor judgment. There ar Washburn is over stocked with and when you J. F. Stnf fler and wife vhuhI as MillgateVotie day lat week, Mrs Sadie Bordrnan of Wneaton visited her parents Mr and Mrs. B.

.1. Allen last week. John Conway and family mov up from Holton la-tt week. M. H.

Tibbetts has moved on J. 3 Knights farm. tthers who are afraid to trust them want a hat be sure and call on him. You will save money selves or an other person. Ther satisfied.

Geo. It. Smith, has returned after a six weeks stay in Kansas City Wh are more than glad to note th improvement in his general health Hii'l appearance. Tr coining term of court prom As he is going to reduce his stock in short order. First come first served.

ire traitors in every business. The nave failed and want to see all others fail. Such men are a men- Mr and Mrs Walker of Pleasent for Irish Creek. ice to society aud a detriment ti B'. J.

Allen and wife of Bluff ises to be a lively one. There is- Sandy, Ptomaine is an alkaloid, ns ne community in which they move Run visited Relatives on the creek a few diy's last week. Creek, visited friends in these parts, nd there is but one consolation to ually resulting from decomposing or petrefying animal matter; A poisonous product of disease germs to which the latter part of last week. Miss Minnie Hall and Mrs ie gotten out of anything tt ey say the largest docket for some tim a number of im portent case There will not be less than thirty jury trials, which is the life of am court. Arthur Tibbetts called on Mrs do, and that is, what such men We would consider a man a little the disease may be due.

ay or do cut or do cuts but little Francis Tibbetts lastTuesday. absent minded, "Sandy" if. he Little Bob. should leave a bridle on his horse figure, and its influence is but slight. Wm Wells and; Wife visited at Such a person ought uot and doc all night.

Our boys are threatened with a B. J. Aliens last Monday. ONAGA. Mr.

Pauley, drove to Seneca, Tue oot have any particular weight in A. W. Parks was on the creek sday fever far worse than that of th Klondike, and it is that of the who loping of the Spauish, since tht trading roosters a few days ago. C. Day, arrived in town last Well: Sandy if vou are so anxous ordering of three companies ot Fridav.

to know how uncle Tim is come artillery from Ft. Riiey to the cos st Geo. Keife1, went to Kansas City and see him and you may find out We of the older order do not care Tuesday, to remain a couple weeks. H. Snyder of Westmoreland was for war, while the youngsters are on the creek on business last Fridax Annie Lindeman, visited at Irish Creek, Sunday.

Geo. Davin and wife, visited at Bluff Creek, Saturday and Sunday. Say Little Sue, you better take care of one of your young men, Kime of these breezes like that of Ust week is liable to carry him off. That fellow living one mile south -f Windy Ridge, is trying to make the boys believe he is not in earnest, but not be deceived boys, we will have that charivari before long, there is not the least doubt of it. MrsJas Millgate returned from agerforit.

It is with pleasure that we an nouncethat the Rv. J. F. Denni- Topeka last. Fiiday where she had a surgical operation performed she has been returned to this charge is now rapidly improving.

his community, Say It was not any mr dicine from your friend the Doctor that made made me able to send in mv items iHSt week. You wise men should oe particularly cautious how yon giye credit to a mans outward appearance. It is an irreparadle injustice you are guilty of toward oneanotner when you are prejudiced py the ooks of those whom you dont know. How often do you conceive ha'red against a person of worth, or fancy a man to be proud or ill-naured his spect. Our advice would be.

read good books aud papers, studv up the duties of positions higher than those you now hold, work for the interest of your maker on high, promotion will sure follow if you do. Sandy. or the ensuing year. The Meth oditsof the town are to be congrat Mrs. Sadie Boardman B.

J. Allen wife visited school Friday. ulated upon his return, while th outsiders are more than satisfied A. M. Hall purchased a fine hog of M.

H. Tibbetts one day last week The Olsburg Bank sued Barney Agnes O' Keeffe, left Saturday, to work for a family living' several miles Nat Carter and wife have moved Cunningham and the Barkyoumbs north of here. on the J. Van-Vliet farm. before Jutice Shiner, Monday, and Mr.

Lindeman, made a trip to Home a jury decided the case in favor of Geo. Davis and of Pleasent hill City, Monday. the defendants. The. suit wan Tbos.

Toothaker, left Saturday, to visited friend on the creek Sundav Jerry. take charge of his school near FoBtoria brought on a lost check, an'endem nifymg bond having first been tend A train load of stock left Onaga for Kansas City, Monday night. W. and Fluke, of Topeka, were in town, Monday. N.

S. Carl, drove to wamego, with his mother, and returned Tuesday. Q. A. Knouse, was visiting in Wamego, the first of the week.

Miss Etta Smith, returned home from St. Joe, Monday. Miss May Myers, Ada Selix and Mattie Day, started on a trip to Leavenworth, Monday evening. Their intentions were to walk to Soldier City, and take the train from there to Leavenworth, where they expected to find employment. They were forced to abanden the trip on account of rain, and were captured at Mr, J.

Fields, and were brought home. visa Rachel Fordem, of Bucks Grove, was visiting town, Saturday. Mask Ball, in Grovers hall tonight. H. Hagaman, returned home Friday, his family will continue to visit at the Hotel for a few day.

Sex Flow ft. Ethel Alexander, has been quite sick, but is reported considerable red the defendants. The case wil WINDY RIDGE. better. ARISPIE ITEMS.

be appealed. Both sides tusseled for advantage, while Barney ana Gusta Lindeman, suffered a Dan Canfield. returned from Geo severe hoarseness the forepart of the his crowd were the winners. week, the later part of last week, Some time since John Welsh Wm. O'Keefe called at school a on of Miles Welsh, went to Cal Wm.

Kbeul, of the western part of Lone Tree township, passed through these parts Sunday, enroute for Dutch short time Friday. if ornia. and later wrote to his wife Edw Sherman, and Geo. Allen for money on which to come home, Ed Sherman, visited at A J. Cornelius's, Thursday and Friday.

Wm. Flinn, helped Chas. Ott, to butcher, Tuesday. Sadie Makil of Windy Ridge, is working for Chas. Ott.

Miss Ida Mack and Wm Blakely, while out riding, Sunday evening in a cart, the seat broke, throwing them both out, hurting Miss Wm. Allen, of near Onaga, called were bailing hay the forepart and she didn't do a thing but sue him for divsrce, commencing the at Mrs. Annie Allen's, a short time last week. The rain on Thursday last Sunday. compelled them to stop for awhile proceedings Monday.

The way Sam Coop, of Bunker Hill, was up trying to talk oar people into the Dan Maskil, sowed about forty the transgressor i3 hard. acres of oats last week. notion of trading horses with him. Mr. Tootbaker's visited at Mr Mack severely, but at the present Since our last Willie McKee lias died, He was a good boy.

honest true, snd will he nhsed not Nathaniel Force and wife, passed through these parts Monday, enronte C-snljoI 1 3 last Thursday..