Town and Country and the Sasnak from Fort Scott, Kansas • 14

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Devon News. and her friends fear she will cot recover. Mrs. Lapham in.tends to give a musical entertainment in Devon some time soon.

FACTORIES AN WHOLESALERS. Fort Scott Dependa Fop Her Commercial Prestos Upon the Following Institutions. yHE Fort Scott Wholesale Grocer the Largest Wholesale Grocery House in S. E. Kansas.

Grant Hornaday, J. T. Beatty, Vice-Pres't D. F. Cobb, Sec Treas T.

B. Ross, Mifag r. JJ) W. COOK COMPANY, Manufacturers of Parlor, Bath Room and rtchen Mirrors. Glass Bevelers and Resilverers.

Factory 802-804 S. Main. Office 105-107 S. Main. Ft.

Scott, Kansas. P. BRUCE St COMPANY, Propietors of Marble and Gran. ite Works. D.

P. Bruce. J. T. Smith.

Nevada, Missouri. Ft Scott, Kansas. yHE FT. SCOTT CHINA HALL, Wholesale dealers in Queens-. ware, Glassware and China.

W. M. Robens, Manager. Harding. (By Uncle Ben.) Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Edd Beth, Nov. 13, a fine boy. Mother and child, are doing well. Mrs.

Makings spent last Monday with Miss Ethel Evans. We are having large crowds out to literary. Everyone come and have a good time. Mrs. Chas.

spent Sunday, with her sister, Hattie Maxwell. and Mrs. W. Wogan drove to Fort Scott one day last week. Pearl Downer was called home last week by the illness of her father.

He is some better. and Mrs. John Commons spent last Sunday with Mr. Magings and wife. Mrs.

Mayfield went to Fort Scott last week to visit her sister until Thanksgiving. It is too nice out of doors to write many items. Ft. Scott, Kansas. No.

121 South Main St pt. SCOTT FOUNDRY MACHINE WORKS, Charles El-ler, Proprietor. General Foundry Work and Manufacturers of Heating Stoves. Write for prices. rsSdphonf riw.e sts Scott- Kans- CTHE FT.

SCOTT BRICK COMPANY, Manufacturers of Vitrified Paving and Building Brick. Ft. Scott Kansas. Jit SCOTT POTTERY Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Stoneware, Flower Pots, Drain Tiling, Modeling Clays. Ft Scott, Kansas.

THE A. B. PAINE PHOTO SUPPLY J. F. Standiford, Proprietor.

Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of Photo Supplies. Zono-O-Phone Disc Talking Machines and Records. Complete catalogues of both Lines. Salesrooms cosner of 6th and Main Sts. Ft.

Scott, Kans. pt SCOTT ICE MANUFACTURING Dealers in Artificial Ice. Delivered in all parts of the city. Ice by the car lota a Specialty. PETERSBURG ITEMS.

Butler Kegeriess has bought the W. E. Mason farm. Willie Johnscn and Charlie Johnson are contemplating attending the Fort Scott Business Col ege in the near future. 'Mrs.

Veidi Byers and daugrter Olive, went to Fort Scott Saturday and came heme Daslie Pierce was initiated into the mysteries of hcuse-cleaning Friday af- tornoon. Ora Sweeney and wife, Grandfather Barnhard, Herman Barnhard, James Barnhard and wife, Otis Barnhard and wife, and Ethel Payne were thh guests of Mrs. Cynthia Barnhard Sun-day, Dr. Griffin was In our vicinity last week with brother in-law, Mr. Hitchcock of the Indian Territory.

The latter formerly lived here and was around renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Alma Byers is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Veech Byers.

He has disposed of his newspaper it Ironton, and is going to Panama. (Received too late last week.) Thanksgiving is almost here, and we hope all who can will be present -et our Thanksgiving supper entertainment given by the Devon school. The proceeds will be invested in a new bell for the school house. The Downer family were agreeably surprised last Saturday by the arrive of Roy Downer from the west, who has not visited his home for some time. He is a son of the late J.

B. Downer who died last August, "and Roy did not know of his father's death until he reached home, he be- ing out on the plains with a band of some five thousand sheep the greater part of the summer and therefore the dispatch and letters sent him failed to reach their destination. Little Gladys Gardner is very sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. D.

F. Hall tells" us that her son, Phil Taylor, who lives in Portland, and who has many friends here, met with quite a painful but we hope not serious accident a short time ago He was carrying a heavy piece of lumber which had a spike nail driven through it and in some way he dropped the lumber on his foot, running the nail through it. The wound is healing nJcely, but has been very sore. James Welker made a business trip to Mapleton last Wednesday. Mrs.

John Downer left for Gainesville, Texas, last Sunday, where she expects to spend the winter. Newt Johnson intends to move on the Hendrix ace eomc time soon. Burt Jones has lots of bad mck. His. horse fell on his new buggy Sunday, breaking the tongue of the buggy and several places in the harness.

Miss Rose the county superintendent of schools, was in our neighborhood a short time ago, and visited with Mrs B. Wiltse. Rev. Orchard and wife and daughters came out from Fort Scott to spend the day at the Centerville farm, Saturday. Mr.

and -Mrs. Jordan are the par-ents of a new baby boy. -Mother and child are nicely. Protracted meeting is still in progress -at Crescent. Dunkerton is the possessor of a fine' new rubber tired road wagon-but is too much in love with it to get much good out of it.

Clyde Downer made a trip over from Joplin this week. Little Dorothy Huston is. quite sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Clayton, of Walkertown, lost a fine horse while visiting her W.

A. Clayton, of Devon, last week. Miss Lottie Fox made a business trip through our neighborhood Saturday. She is working to win the piano in -the contest we hope she will be successful, for; she is a fine little lady and well deserves it. Mr.

Cochran, received a dispatch this morning telling him that his sister is dead. She has been an Invalid for a long time and for the past few months has traveled In California and other western states hoping to recover her health, but. returned to her home in Burlington Junction, end died within a few days. Mrs. Jim Price is in a very serious condition.

She has typhoid fever 7)LANING MILL, Ireland Rollings, 207 Scott Avenue. Windows and Doors. Special fancy front doors and Cottage Windows. Wood Turnings. Porch Work.

Stair Work, Casings and Blocks. Everything in the House Finishing Line. Quality unsurpassed and prices reasonable. Window Glass Cheap. We have largest assortment in town pt SCOTT STONE CONSTUCTION General Con-tractors for all kinds of Street Work.

Also own and operate the Flagstone quarries at Redfieid and Hiattville. ELOUR MILLS. Goodlander Milling manufacturers of "Goodlander's Best" hard wheat patent, and ''Ambrosia' soft wheat' patent Graham, Rye Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts and Chop. Fower Fov 4-wiirr ET Cssitt fn Controlling Fort Scott Electric Light and Tnb rt. OCOII fcieCiriC Co Citlzeng Electric Street Railway.

Ft. Scott Sc steam Heating Fort soottuas uompany. Grant Hornaday, Pres, C. F. Martin, V.

Pres. F. A. Hornaday, Sec'y. F.

D. Martin, Supt. and Treasurer. CTADDEN BROKERAGE CO, Merchandise Brokers Wholesale Flour, Feed and Produce of Peerless Princess, Polar Bear and Featherflake Flour. Produce in car lots.

Ask for our prices. c-H rmnt Acctrintini1 C. A. Brockett. Pres.

Walter B. Hallowell. TV OCOtt Lremeni HSSOCiauOll. vice Preg D. Thomas.

Gen. Mgr Kansas City and Ft Scott Cement Chas. H. Gardner, Supt Ft Scott Hydraulic Cement R. J.

Rose, Supt Et. Scott Carriage Works, Manufacturers of Carriages, Buggies Photons, Runabouts, Rubber Tires. Painting and Trimming neatly and promptly done. ET Scott Manufacturing Co, the largest foundry and macnine works in this part of Kansas. Manufacturers of the Wonderful, Lightning Feed Mills.

Gas and Gasoline Engines. C. C. Craln. Pres't: H.

Mead, Vice-Pres't; H. L. Stout. Treasurer: J. H.

Pritchard, Secretary. EORT Scott Sugar and Sorghum Syrup Co. Our Brani: "Farmer Jones Pride Sorghum," T. Country," "Amber Cane "Uni-Corn SyHup," 'Ma-Honey Bee." Combless Honey. "Pelican O.

K. Molasses," "Georgiana," "Ribbon Cane Syrup." Only Factory of the kind in Kansas. SQUARE TOP ITEMS. By Clara M. Stevens.

Mr. Ellsaessor returned from Kansas City, Saturday. James Barnhard and wife visited in Uniontawn, Sunday. Mrs. Jane A.

Stevens has beeii quite sick, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney visited Mr. and Mrs Barnhard, Sunday.

Three of Mr. and Mrs. Crumpack-er' schildren are sick with the sore throat that is raging. Grandpa Turner is back from Arkansas. He will return to his home Wednesday.

Quite a number of our young people attended the band concert and oyster supper at Redfieid, Saturday night. Jess Robinson has sold his farm and purchased four houses and lots in lola. r. Robinson will move to Iola In the spring. Gus Rastettor, while husking 'corn the other day, caught held of a big snake which had crawled up the stalk and coiled around the ear of corn.

Gus was not long in preparing a place for him. The largest assortment of WINDOW GLASS in town at Ireland Rollings, 207 Scott and the prices are right. R.J. Whitfield, M.D. Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.

Glasses Correctly Fitted. Masonic TempJe. First Main. Ft. Scott WINDOW GLASS cheap, at Ireland Rollings, 207 FcQtt Ave,.