Atchison County Visitor from Effingham, Kansas • 1

Lucky Bill's Big High Class 25 cent Tent Show here Wednesday Wire Walkers-Trained Animais-Musical Specialties Free exhibition outftde of the tent. Com The Aichuon Enured lecotid-clsm mall matter April 14, the pontoftlce at Effliitfham, Kanna, nmlur th act March 3, 1H79.) 4 EFFINdHAM, ATCHISON COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1907. Number 8 Third Volume. County It snowed Wednesday night. In Memoriam Rev.

Wiles will preach the Memorial Saturday Auction 8ale The Commercial Club has Inaugurated a series of public Hale, for Satur Buy a Canton, Tryclcle or Burtoa Litter, at A. E. Mayhew. Sermon. Sundat, May 26th.

Kev.Saun- j. P. Housey returned home from a l)r, Vincent found it necessary to change the date of hU lecture at A. C. H.8.

from May 2 to as announced last week to May the 1st. I)u not forget the date. A few good seat still left at'iiberts. ders will deliver the Decoration Day visit to Topeka last week. days, the first one being this week, address, June 30th.

Prof. Wimberly For Planters, Lister and Pica go wilj have charge, of the music. to Mayhew a Prof. F. W.

Wimberly, musical instructor of the H. S. returned home Monday from' Waco, Texas, where he gave a piano recital last Thursday night. He had large and most enthusiastic audience and the Waco papers give him most nattering notices. There Is a great temperance wave spreading over the Lone Star state and Prof.

Wimberly judges that the sentiment Is strongly for prohibition, especially in the rural district. The vote wilfc-uoon be taken on the question and the excitement is up to 123 degree on an ice box. 1). L. liiehard went to Kansas City Wednesday to lay in more utfw good jr the People' Store.

For raliUh; and Paper Hanging ee John Harnotid. Price reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Rev. Herbat Pleated In a letter to his friend B.V.anT- Tip Young, of the C. H.

Young Music Cowas in this city Tuesday. Kv. J.M. Ilerbst says he ''I well For the swellest turn-outs in town we.il pleased with his new location at Pueblo, Colo. He any thev are ideas- Carl Latens.

the Atchison Mlsic deal-r, wan in this city Thursday and delivered to Principal Wilson one of the celebrated Hamilton Piano. There 1 no better piano made. Remember Lucky Bill's big tent how May 1st. Our citizen remember this show kiudly. It waa hc about a year ago.

It ia all right. go to Allart Tucker's livery. and St.Joe, at May antly located, away from the dust and Discs Canton hew'. Saturday. The public and especially the farmers, are invited to bring what ever surplus stuff they may have In and huve it sold.

Uncle Bed Wall-i ack has agreed to cry the sale. The band will blow sweet Btnilns of music through the air and everything possible will be done to make the day a pleasant one. Attend. The following is the list: Fresh cow, 2 lawn mowers, 2 gasoline lamps, 2 bedsteads, 14-Inch walking plow, 3-hole oil stove, ice box, heating stove, set of dining room chairs, nsw parlor lamp, steam of double work harness.set of double driving harness, 2 set of single harness, Acme s'teel range, plow, disc garden cultivator, disc harrow.two heifer. smoke of the great smelter, and have Mra.

Mary Specr has been quite sick magnificent view of the Itockles. the past week. Pikes' Peak to the northwest, the Spanish Peaks south and the Green Call In and see our new Furniture A.E.Mayhew. horn range directly west, The near-point to the mountains Is about 2S mi'. Attention is called to the big bankrupt sale of clothing of H.

Katz and H.BerkBon, who recently purchased the Purdy stock. They are two fine meu and if you need anything clothing you will Hud that they will give you bargains and treat you right. For jewelry, Hue sterling silverware, outclass, watches, and clock and watch repairing, call on B. II. Jacobs, 5()6 Commercial Atchison.

Mary E. Cress, who conducts the old Millet hotel, and the rooming hatise at Third and Commercial Street in Atchison has sued Thomas J. Cress for divorce. U. B.

Sharpless mo ltd Into the we live in a very good seven room parsonage, with modern conveniences. Coleman cottage this week. Our living expenses are not as high as J. P. Dunn has received the contract to pnt In the new composition sidewalk in front of the A.

C. H. S. Mr. Dunn is an expert at the business.

Mr, Torkelson, who lives near Hor-ton, was trading at the Peoples Store Monday. expected, and staple groceries and The Peoples' Store Co. always pays meats are a little cheaner.lf anything the very highest prices for all kinds of produce. than in Kansan, but horse feed is much Had not one little item that was handed to the Visitor for publication thi week been balked by the censor, it is more than probable that the editor would now have Ikcu in the hospital for repairs. James Kenydn.of Nortonville shipp ed four car loads of cattle from this Barney Van Lewln, who run a general store at Nortonville, waa in thi city Tuesday.

Hi brother ran a creamery here vear Hgo, and is now engaged in the same business on a larger scale at Ottawa, Kansas. point, Wednesdr night. If you need any harness repair work done, call on Ed. Myers, the expert repairer. The creditors of the Harlow stock have made application to have a re- Christian Church.

The subject at the Christian Church next Sunday morning is "The Mission and Miustery of Song." Bible school, Lord's day, 10 a. Communion Service, every Lord's day; Preaching services, every Sunday, 11 a. 8 p. m.j Christian Eudeavor Senior, 7 p. Christian Endeavor Junior, 3 p.

Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday, 8 p. C. W. B. 2nd Lord's day of 'each Dr.

Vincent is without doubt one of higher and the cheapest hay is C5cts. per 100 lbs, and good timothy hay 95 cts. 100 lbs. I had a most enjoy-able trip out here rode In the caboos all the way. Sat up in the cupola of the ciar and had a splendid opportunity to see the country.

Our horse seemed to enjoy the trip also. Looks In high spirits and suffered' no ill edects from the trip or the change of climate, and I tell you he step proudly down town. There are many Lutherans here ahp the finest lecturers billed to come to 1 C. The Atchison County The Atcnison ounijr Effingham. Don't miss hearing him.

J. E. Smith is making a good local paper of the Huron Herald. Tne more support the people of Huron and vicinity give him the better paper they will haye. mcmwai ou- ciety last week in Atchison wither appointed good attendance.

The following You ought to sae the nobby line of new spring and summer dress goods at the Peoples Store. month, 4 p. Meeting of official board, 1st Lord's day of each "month, Miss Pearl Kayhill' school closed last Friday with a dinner and program. If you have an organ or sewing-machine that needs fixing see Tom Mc Farland. otticera were elected: Dr Chase, President: Dr.

P. K. Moore, Vice Dr. Blun'k, Secretary: Dr.Pitts.Treas.; Dr. Preston delegate to the State Convention and Dr.

Shelly. Cole, Censer. There were some lively discussions and a general good time. The Graduating class of the A.C.H. Mrs.

Anna Baliff and children left Wednesday for California where they will make their home. They leave many warm friends who regret to see them go. 4 p. m. A Poison, Pastor.

S. will present Shakespeare' play, they appear to be most excellent people, A yet have not had much time to get around, but the field prom, "As You Like It," class night. Presbyterian Church. the at Old papers for going under carpet9, May Manton's Patterns Peoples' Store Co. The Commercial club met again on shelves, etc.

For sale at this office 10c per hundred. ises to be very agreeable and fruiti-cious. This week the Rocky Mountain Synod meets at Colorado Spring, and my wife, Lucile and myself will attend. We are all well and our thoughts often wonder back to oitr many warm friends in the food llttfe town of Effingham." 1 If vou should need a new harness Mrs. H.

H. Louden oack and three children, of South Dakota, paused thruough Effingham Wednesday, on their way to Coming to speut summer with her parents. Kev. Biillman, of Yolbacii, for spring work, call on Ed. Myers.

The way to make EtHnghama Preaching next Sunday at ll a. and 8 p.m. Morning Subject and hidden thit.gs of Night Place of the Modern dance in the' Choir practice Saturday night, Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at usual hours Sunday. We a cordial invitation to all. H.

L. Saunders, Pastor. 1 lively town is to keep something doing nil the time. Don't forget Lucky Bill's popular show May l.st. Mrs.

Evan, of Witchia, Kansas, FOR SALE- Here is something that will be of preached both morning and evening at the Lutheran Church, last Sunday. The congregation will decide whether it will give him a cad or not. Have vou Pictures to enlarge? See A. Landruui. visited with hrr mother, Mrs.

James north of town, the first of the week. Miss Bfnie Benj imin was visiting friends and relatives in Atchison last week. Leave orders for piano tuning at interest to Jewelers, who need a fine -machine for lettering jewelry au' silverware, for little monty. It is true die-cutting machine and any o-to date Jewel jm an can make it pay' for itself in a short time. Writ- to the High School building.

Wednesday night and talked over matters of interest. The following new committee were appointed: City and Improvement Committee, Dom llichtcr, James Henderson, and T. W.Tucker; Social Committee, D. L. Hichards, Fred Sutter and A E.

May-hew; Finance Committee, K. J. Kelly, U. 1J. Sharpies-, and Jas.

Henderson. A clean np Committee was a iso appointed We have seen many Businesa Mens' Clubs and they are the means of doing; much good, long as a spirt of fairneo i shown to it members and no partiality exhibited. It has always been the case, that whenever that time comes the jig is up. The city's interest as a whole is what it should stand for and be very careful not to slww any fuvortisnj, The Visitor agrees to do everything possi-ole to promote the best interests of Etfingham and help to make it the bt little city on earth. Millet.

Cane seed, Kaffir Corn and Methodist Church- Regular service at the M. E. Church next Sunday as follows: Sunday School 9:45 a. rn. Preaching a.m.

and 0 p.m. Junior League 2:30 and Epworth League 7:00 p. Preaching at Monrovia at 3:0.0 p. L. B.

Wiles. Pastor. Garden seeds of all kinds at May hews. yi. care of the State Bank of Effingham, Effiingham, Kansas, for Joe Arthur, who recently purchased the Mrs.

Bishop property, moved into it this week. It will make them a Hue home. you You can Hod tnobt anytning want at the Peoples' Store. jull information. A representative of the Visitor took as.

roll through Evergreen Cemetery the first of the week and notices several graves that were seriously in need ot attention. There is a worthless cur running around town that is not worth the powdrr to send a bullet through him. He barks all night and lights Head during the day. Come in and see the street exhibition of Lucky Bill bhow, M.iy 1st also attend the performance in the tent. It is first Mayhew carries the famous Henny Mr McAtiam has purchased Fred Sutter's interest in the Mitten Factory.

Jt was owned by Mr. Sharpless and Mr, Sutter. Buggies, Oft ore. There are several places in this city where the sidewalks are in a very de-lapilatcd condition aud should receive immediate and adequate attention. Mrs Pittman was shopping iu Atch ison, Mond.iT.

Siirrics and road wagons the best-at A.E. Mayhew' The Atchison Couch Factory- Go to the Atchison Couch Factory for all kinds of Upholstering' and Furniture repair work. Chair re-, caned. 119 Second and Coni'l St. The Troy Laundry of Atchison is the largest industry of its kind in th state.

The work it turns out perfect. Give your laundry, to J. E. Stewart, the local agent, The Public school closed last Friday with a big Conner. The scitool has been conducted ic a most satisfactory manner.

Cue of our citizeu was caused, to take a tumble and severely bruised one of his shoulders over one of the very unnecessary "step ups" or downs, as the case may be. The city may have a damage suit the next thiug It knows. Pasture Wnnted, young horses to pasture, See J. B. Phillips, 1 mile south of Monrovia, on the Richard Gerety farm.

Call at CroHs' Photo car and see samples and get prices. Mr. Cross is a first class artist. Pictures framed at Laudrum.s Noble, every Monday. Remember the weekly Public Sale on the street, Saturday.

ft. it 'S. We EichardsonS SUPEHLATIVE CARPETS Never Disappoint Purchasenr hero iheFloo 3 8 at the PEOPLE'S STORE COMPANY erawzsnzseScKSEScrac See our Stock of First Class CARPETS and RUGS. ascszscracScSccEScrac We have the reputation of handling only goods of the best make, and we want you to remember us because of the excellence of our goods, When you consider that floor coverings are bought with the expectation of giving years of service, it it evident that good quality is the first consideration, Our aim in selling goods is to quality" with ulow as both are necessary to constitute a genuine bargain, We do not claim to have the "cheapest" goods on the market but we do claim that we can sell you carpets or rugs cheaperfthan I any one where quality and style is considered. MADE FOR US BY Peters Peters 9x12 Axminister Rugs 27.50 to 35.00 9x12 Tapestry Brussels 10.00 to 14- I2xi2lngrain Art heavy 9x12 Ingrain Art heavy 10.00 Best two ply In grain Carpet 75c Shoe Home Made Rag Carpet 35c Stair Carpet.

35c Chinese Matting 15 to 40 apanese Matting 20 to 45c Floor Oil Cloth 30 csq.yd. Grade Linolium 6 ft. 50c.1q.yd. Grade Linolium 12 ft. 75c sq.yd.

1 Co. IX Best Union Ingrain Carpet 50c Best Granite Ingrain Carpet. 35c 'S HIE PEOPLES' STORE COMPAUY EAS..