The Chase Register from Chase, Kansas • 1

,0 State Historical Society Volume VI. CHASE, RICE COUNTY, KANSAS, Oct. 10; 1907. Number 59. CHASE RUtLSTER A OBITUARY.

1 BRIEF NEWS NOTES. 4 jj s. h. chatten; IS ITEMS FROM VARIOUS POINTS THAT MAY INTEREST Hardware, Lumber, Coal, Stone. T'oi Imnlno I' i- George W.

Kenton was born near Gefmantown. in Rracken county, Kentucky, January 1820, died October 4, at the family home, three miles north of Raymond, Rice county, Kansas, at ttie advanced age of 81 years, 8 moths and 4 daysi; He spent his early life 'on the farm where he was horn. At the age of twenty years he united with the Christian church and to which organ iwuuiaii-s kiuui.) luiniMitjw lui uii, ii ii mj hi tile illiu VI Building Material. Vour patronage solicited Uring us your job work. Keep squarwith the printer.

O. II. Browning of Caddoa, is visiting home lolks this week. Houses to rent are rather scarce. 8 8 K.

P. McFarland, Manager, Tom Kenton came up from 'Little River Friday night. T. E. Ilaston and family of Lyons, were visiting at the home of his brother last Saturday.

W. M. KEXTOX, l'resident. W. D.

McFARLA XI). ice-l'rcs. nwiloat'is still going up and bids fair to roach tlie dollar mark right here in Chase'bofore the holidays. ization he always remained a trustful member, lie was a volunteer under his country's Hag during the war with Mexico, but was not in active service. He was united in marriage with Almira -Burden on November 4, and to which union ten children were born, four sons and six daughters.

One sofi, Joseph, died in ids eleventh year, D. S. Warwick of Hutchinson, and C. G. Hopkins of Sylvia, were calling on Chase friends Sunday.

George Whorton Jr. and wife, of Lyons, were -visiting in this vicinity last Saturday and Sunday. Chase Grain and Supply Company H. II. COl'TMAX, Manaiicr.

Remember that Dr. Robison will be in Chase on Friday of each week commencing Friday, Sept. 21. Buy and Sell all kinds Grain and Forequarters of beef 5-ic, hindquarters (H G. AV.

SMITH. Hard Milling Wheat A Specialty. Choice house plants and bulbs for sale. Mns (). F.

Smith. W. M. Kenton came in from Colorado Springs last Saturday morning, being called home by the death of his father. Elevator on East Side south Main Street Cliase, Kansas.

Lindsey Adams spent several days this week in the soul hern part of the state on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. F. II. Foster drove up from Mitchell last Sunday afternoon and visited with home folks until the following day.

THE but the remaining children, with his aged wife st ill survive him. For thirty years he lived upon the farm which he settled, and which he changed from a primeval forest to a high state of cultivation. In December, lie came to Rice county, Kansas, and settled on the southwest quarter of section ml, in township 20, range 10. and lias since resided in this vicinity. His was an earnest, upright, industrious life, which linked the simple methods of long ago with those of today.

We shall not look upon his like again soon. "Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, From which none e'er wakes to weep." The funeral services were conducted from the family home at '2 o'clock, Suhdtiy by" lle V. Harris, pastor of the Christian church at Lyons. Kansas, and the remains were laid at rest in the Raymond cemetery. Mrs.

E. M. Skipwith of Oklahoma, is expected here this evening for a short visit with her cousins, Mesdames II. W. Hedges and A.

M. Adams. FARMERS STATE BANK John Linke of Raymond, H. W. Schrooder to Kansas City last week, where pent several days taking in the sights.

Word from the Sterling hospital says that. lr. Koons is doing very well, but it will be several days yet before he is able to ret urn Chase, Kansas. Plenty of money to Loan on Approved Security, Real Estatc.Loaiis. Reasonable Hates.

All Accommodations Extended Consistent with Sound Ranking. O. F. Smith is back in meat market again, Mr. Warner having resigned Ins position which cauaed a that O.

F. was just aching to till. Do you want to buy a drill? We can sell you the Indiana drill at a bargain. Lin kk Scukokuhr. Clarence Adams rnd Lew Campbell -left.

Monday evening for Olympia, Washington, where they both have positions and will remain all winter. The city Meat Market S.J'. Monroe drove to Lyons Tuesday morning to catch the train for Lahoina, Oklahoma, where he will visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Circle. Mrs.

A. M. Adams and little niece, Tolly Hedges, retnrned last Saturday Card of Thanks. To the many kind friendsand neighbors who extended aid sympathy at the time of our bereavement, we are indeed Mns. Gko.

Krntox and Family. PAYS evening from a -month's visti with relatives and friends in Kentucky and Missovrri. I Rumor has it that a certain couple PROSPERITY. Ray Xoland came home from Good-land, Kansas, last Saturday to attend the funeral of his grandfather, (J. W.

Kenton. Ray is working for the Bock Island at Good land FOR of tins place were secretely married 'the first of the week, and unless all signs fail the facts will leak out sooner or later. POULT F. (-. Wieland went to Hutchinson The farmers now have enough rain to do them for a while, and some of them would like to have a few days dry weather to enable them finish up'their fail seeding.

Monday evening to join a party of hunters who weie on their way to the salt marsh for a few days sport at 1 will pay the Highest Market Price in cash for Poultry delivered at the Ghase Meat Market w. smith; duck shooting. Re. John Izard will give a lecture on South Africa, at the Opera House, on The Reuisteu is prepared to give you rates on nearly any daily paper paper published. Call when town and let us send for your choice in connect-ion with the home paper.

Tuesday evening, Octaber at 8 6SSSSSSSSSSS ssssssssssssss o'clock. Admission irq Children between and Vj yoars, 10c. Trosperity is not popular and people who, while trying to enjoy it, are looking to the time hen it will cease to be, are most unhappy. The country is in about as great a social and political turmoil today as it was when Ooxey and his army were marching on to Washington. No people can stand prosperity for any great length of time.

Give a man an hundred dollars a day income and be will bawl for live hundred, or a We are never contented, never happy, never willing to let well enough alone and so we go on hunting trouble, hunting something to worry and stew over and when real prosperity comes we go craVy in our efforts to swipe more than our share of it: in dojig so we kill the things that make times prosperous. Rut the lean khie "always' have and always will arrive at the. appointed time and devour the fat kine. We are having our prosperous years, our fat years and it in Ay -not be long until we have them no more for a long period. El Dorado Republican.

Smith Hedges shipped a car of cattle to the Kansas City market last Mr. Heclger went along to Following is a list of readers who have renewed their lease on The Register since our last report, for which they have our thanks: R. II. Rami, Robt. Sulci ill', J.

S. Monroe. J. A. Deilinger.

Rev. James Green, lie v. W. 15. Robertson, (ieorge Branden-stein.

1). F. Dittmers. look after the stock, and will remain a few day UUako in the sights. 10 I School Supplies We liave a lanre stock and a great variety of tablets.

Local sportsmen report 1hat on account ol! the km writer, in lakes and ponds, ducks are not coming in as numerous this year as in times' toe-fore, however, it is still early in the sehson and this favorite sport may yet show some improvement. Nichols and wife' returned last from Stall'ord. where they spent a week visiting Mr. Nichols" daughter, and also remained over for he corn' carnival, which they say was a grand' affair and a big success in every paticuiar. Geo.

Saint" and wife are spending a few days at. the home of the latter'. father. pencils, ink and other, school accessories. We like to trade with the children.

L. W. ADAMS; PHARMACIST. W. M.

Kenton hardly got hack to the house afer attending his father's funeral when he received a message f.Oin Colorado Springs stating that his wifje was very low and fur him to come at once. Mr. Kenton left on the evening train. No particulars were Foui extra good Short Horn male calves for sale. G.

W. SMITH. Arthur Rollins is making preparations for winter, and while his job is not hing extra at best, he will make it as comfortable as possible by getting a new covered mail wagon. He placed 1L AK.inK i.mI. L'l 11 given, but th'L many friends here aic.

Married, at Great Rend, Kansas, on Monday, October (, twoT. Wayne Hall, of Chase, and Miss Beryl Hainline of WiMiila, ') anxious? i wiping for encouraging re- iin fMtoino num. or on, and expect to liavt bis nnv wagon by the first of ucst uwijlh..