Kirwin Argus from Kirwin, Kansas • 1

ARG Volume III KIRWIN, KANSAS, JUNE 6,1907. Number 36 3C 3C 0 0 ST. rters.for.E Headqua verything IN THE LIME OF 0 DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES OME of the seasonable goods that can be found at their store in a large assortment and at most reasonable prices, are: Cool Summer Underwear, and Comfortable Summer Garments, And Materials of all kinds WE call particular attention to a Complete Line of Summer Dress Goods, Work Shoes, and Work Shirts, Straw Hats, and Men's Dress Hats, Work, and Dress Gloves, Dress Shoes, Tinware and Queensware. Some extra nice samples of Rugs and Carpets. Fresh Groceries a Specialty.

KIRWIN KANSAS Hamilton 0 0 3C 3C DC mnimJ law The Fourth at Kirwin Kirwin vs. Kensington 4 11 ORDINANCE NO. 3, NEW RECORD Relating to the construction of new sidewalks in the city of Kirwin, Phillips county, Kansas. Be it ordained by the mayor and city councilrcen of the city of Kirwin, Kansas: Section 1. That a new sidewalk shall be constructed on the north side of East Main street, abutting lots 9, A number of our business men have suggested that Kirwin should have some sort of a celebration on the Fourth of July.

There is town near us that has given notice that it will put up any entertainment, and the people e7 On Kirwin Diamond always want some place to go on that day. Even if we had only some good speaking, and a few sports and a ball game it would help to make the day pleasant. 10, 11, and 12, block range 7, and on the north side of East Washington street, abutting lot 13, and the east A Birthday Party Snnday, June 2, was the twenty-first birthday of Lee Lemon, and his parents and friends made it a day that he will remember as long as he lives. The guests came in the afternoon, and there was a general good time with plenty of music to make the hours fly. At six o'clock the entire company of about 25 were served with ice cream and cake, candy and nuts, strawberries and cream, fruit, and other good things "too numerous to mention." Afer this there was a ride to the river and a pleasant time spent there.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lemon, Lee's parents, had spared no pains to make everything just right for a good time, and not any one failed to enjoy himself to the fullest extent.

There were a number of nice gifts presented to Lee so that he might not be without some-thimg to remind him that he "is not so young as he used to be." Among the presents were a fine team of mules and harness that were given to him by There is no big expense, not much 16 feet of lot 12, block range 7. rnHE Kirwin boys are home from college, and will play the first game of the season. Kensington has a fast team. This game will be a good one. Don't miss it.

Sec. 2. The sidewalk referred to shall be constructed as provided in sections No. 1, and No. 2, of Ordinance No.

2, New Record. work. All that is necessary is to agree that we shall try to have something doing, and theti make the necessary arrangements. It is up to the people of th3 town to decide, and it might be said that they owe it te themselves and the surrounding country to give proper recognition of the day. Committees for the" M.

W. A. Log' Base Ball Sec. 3. All new sidewalks ordered constructed in this ordinance shall be constructed within thirty days from Rolling, to be Held at Kirwin on September 3-4-5.

FINANCE. the date of the taking effect of this ordinance. John Gray M. B. Hamilton Sec.

4. All sidewalks existing along SPEAKERS. Obituary Maggie A. Long'. Maggie A.

Ward was born in Wash the above lots, are hereby condemned, and ordered removed. C. E. Monell J. W.

Barron Sec. 5. This ordinance thall be in F. L. Piatt ADVERTISING.

ington county, Ohio, March 6, 1873, and died in Cheyenne May 29, 1907, aged 34 years, 2 months, and' 23 days. his father. Mr. Lemon says that the full force and effect, from and after its publication in The Kirwin Argus. J.

R. Green S. Landes wagon will be on hand when Lee starts Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.

George Palmer RAILROAD RATES" Ward, moved from Ohio to Kirwin, Kansas, in 1892. Her father died about Attest: N. S. Ewing, Mayor. seal J.

W. Poisal, City Clerk. Council Proceedings. Council Chamber, June 3, 1807. Council met in regular session.

Coun- J. F. Gray T. E. Graham.

five years ago. out for himself. This team was raised the ranch and is as good as the best. They are worth $500 and Lee can feel that he has a team that will be good as long as he wants to farm. The young people started for their homes at a late hour, wishing Lee manv hannv returns hia hirfVwtav MUSIC.

On August 13, 1896, she was married to Clyde L. Long, and in September, S. C. Landes Dr. Brown Mina Houtz Mrs.

Rule cilmen present, Stagg, Perkins, Warner and Bradshaw; absent, Tinney. 1905, they moved to Cheyenne county, where they resided till the time of her The fallowing is a list of the names the AMUSEMENTS. Minutes of last regular meeting, also H. R. Hull M.

P. VanAllen C. R. Smith D. 0.

VanVoorhis death. She was the mother of six children of which four survive her. tne guests: Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Kilmer, Mrs. Bettie Smedley, Misses Dora Smedley, Floss Chris tenson, Amanda Fenner. Bernice firaro Vnn- special meeting, read and approved, as corrected. Corrected to read, "passed Besides her husband and four child R.

M. Tinney STAND PRIVILEDGE. Allen, Edna VanAllen, Julia Biermann, On Tuesday the Aledo boys came down and proceeded to show our young sports how to play hot base ball. There were two games pulled off in the afternoon. In the first game the Aledo second nine won a game fnom the Kirwin kids.

The Kirwin kids are a pretty swift aggregation of little fellows that J. W. Maples has been bringing to the front. They are doing good work, but the Aldo aggregation are too big for them. They won the game from this same lot at Aledo a short time ago.

The score was nine to five. The second game was between the Kirwin second nie and the Altdo club. The regular team of Aledo boys is a good lot of fellows and some of them are able to play fast ball. They were weak in only a few places and when they fill these spots with faster men, they will be able to play ball with any of the clubs that will be in the country this summer. We would like to see a good strong club at Aledo this year and all they have to do is to get in and practice to be playing winning ball this year.

Kirwin had a mixed team that was strong in spots and weaker in others. There will be good material on the ground in a few days to put a good team in the field. Landes was put in and only one score was made. The final score stood five to six in favor of Aledo. There will be another game on Tuesday afternoon of next week.

Both sides will be strengthened and a fine game will be sure to result. ren, there are left to mourn her loss, her aged mother, three brothers and Wm. Stuckman. H. A.

Royce foui sisters. Her brothers are Henry J. R. Green. Committees to moet at Council room Blanche Keynolds, Mabel Eversoll, Florence Perkins, and Daisy Smedley.

Messrs. Henry Rohrs, Guy Townsend, Chas. Chance, Winn Townsend, Albert Biermgnn, Clarence Smedley, Carl Per-kin, and Roy Stantz. C. Ward, R.

A. Ward, and W. Ward. Her sisters are Mrs. M.

A. Taylor, Mrs J. F. Likens, Mrs. D.

Al Lare, and Miss on the evening of June 7 for consultation and arrangements. By Order op Executive committee. Emma Ward all of whom live near Kirwin. The deceased was a good wife and Cheap Land. I desire to extend to the people, of mother and was highly respected by all H.

Royce I who knew her. Her death leaves four little children without the leve and care of a mother. They, and the whole of her family and relatives, have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their dark hour of sorrow. Kirwin a standing invitation to come to Weskan, Wallace county, Kansas, and see the prettiest liveliest and best hnd on earth at from $5 to $10 per acre. If you don't want to come here to live, buy for a speculation as this land will advance between July 1 and November 1.

Weskan is on main line of U. P. in western part of Wallace to third reading." Motion made to have the third reading of Ordinance No. 3, new record. Carried.

Vote on ordinance by sections: J. A. Stagg, aye; J. F. Bradshaw, aye; E.

W. Warner, aye; L. H. Perkins, aye; R. M.

Tinney, absent. Motion made that the ordinance be adopted as a whole. Carried. Motion made that the city take contract to put in sidewalk at 10 cents per square foot. Carried.

Motion made that the city grant the Log Rolling committee jbhe ground privilege around the square. Carried. following bills wore allowed: general fund. gjf J. R.

Green (salary for May) J. W. Scott (salary for 21.00 Central Lumber Co. (post lumber) 8.30 Total cemetery fund. Central Lumber $8.80 William 1.50 J.

S. 6.00 J. W. Marple 1.85 Total Council adjourned. J.

W. Poisal, Clerk. Real Estate CcAWB farm Loans Lost. A black pig, weight about 70 lbs. Strayed from my place in Kirwin.

W. M. Kilmer. county. Buy from me and list it back and I will sell it again for you and make you some of easiest money you ever made in your life The wheat crop here is in fine condition and has A "boom" for a town isconsidered a very desirable thing to have.

And there are some people who think the town don't amount to much unless it can secure some kind of a "boom." Make your Farm Loans with and Save Money. Then you can transact all business here tn your home town, and not be crowded by a foreig-n company. Cali and tee him. never yet needed rain. Address me at Base Ball Game Tuesday.

Next Tuesday there will be a big game of base ball between Aledo ar.d Kirwin on the Kirwin diamond. This (Will be the first game of the season with Kirvvin's regular team. Come and see somegood ball. Nn one has said anvthinff about a Agra or Wcslian, Kansas. Fair Realty Company, Chas.

Sims, Manager. "boom" for Kirwin, but the fact re BroKer in Farm and City Property mains that if -the town keeps up the pace it has been going tor the last two another two years will see the To the women: You can think and think, and then do the wrong thing Aulger, Johnson Aulger's Rip Van real property valuations more than doubled. It is net a "boom," but a unless you decide to buy your sammer Winkle under canvass Monday Jure 4- 4 hat of Naud L. Lindsey. 10.

good healthy growth..