The Hepler Enterprise from Hepler, Kansas • 4

The Hepler Enterprise. ANY ARE YOU nr-nr A k'Tx ALL There wan a masked party given at the Ilium of Mr. and Mm. Holleati on hi Thursday evenlnu, which proved to be very Mii ceci-ful. Tue evening wax spent playing games and music.

Fine refreshment were nerved, which had been previously prepared by Mm, BoHeau. TIiom present were: MImc Amy IVnneb.iker, Vivian Flora, Hal-lie Kallenb.ich, Sylvetia Bunday, Bertha Deck, Hatile I'eak, Bewle and Lota Shaw, Bessie and Stella Lo-mlx. Ilulda Neal, Joslo Ivi-thain, Luira Hlaln. Mr. Kllege.

Flovd Cnlbermon, Victory hoot Is preparing a Xma entertainment. The carrier of tliU mute takes thU opportunity of thanking hi- patrons for their I mines during Hie pat year ami wishes each one a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year. I. Chamber i hIow in proving, TKANSFEK. Win II.

Mc Fa 1 1 to Josephine l. Wliit nali Quitclaim Lot block 4, Bums addition to Walnut. $1. Martha KUice Berry and husband to same. I.nis 1 and 2.

block 8, Mill er's add i I ion to Walnut. Cynthia O. Lonmis to same. Lots 7 and 1), block 4, Mums addition to Walnut, mvy Sarah I Boyle and husband io same. Lois 17 and block Miller's addition to Walnut, (lii-ard Press DEAFNESS OF; HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention.

Oulv those bom deaf tue incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WEKN1AN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: IUI Mmch jo, i-wi.

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I then law your advertisement ru-cidenially inn New York paper, and ordered your treatment. After I find used it only few d.iys nivordiiiy, to your directions, the noises reaped, and to-day, after five weeks, my hearint! in the lii-iird ear has been entirely restored. I thank you heartily and beg to remain Very trulv vour. A. HK.MAN'.

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ai Horontl-clnim mull matter. TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION. On Tear Mrs. Ollik L. Mason, Local Editor.

FKIUAY, DKCKMJIEU lilr. Micheal Yeakle is reported no better. For Cotton Blankets, see Orr anil VVonn. Mre. Coghill is suffering with rheumatism.

Orr Wonn shipped about 14,000 bushels of corn last week. H. W. Tucker was on our streets Monday. Go to Orr Wonn and buy you a Suit of Clothes.

There was a babtizing at the Hep-ler pond Sunday. Bring your Corn, Oats and Hay to WONN Stephen Mason made a trip to Brazilton last Saturday. W. J. Cochran made a trip to far-eons the last of the week.

Boys' and Men's Overcoats at WONN'S. C. F. Treblecock made a busiuess trip to Fort Scott Tuesday. John Yeakle returned iiom his trip to Colorado Wednesday.

Santa Claus still makes his headquarters at ORR WONN'S Cbas. Thompson, our transfer man, has sold out to G. A. Wyre. Mr.

and Mrs. Bouliau, of Hiattville, attended church here Sunday. Miss Mary Sherman and Mrs. Sadie Coghill were in Ft. Scott shopping one day this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen, of Ft. Scott, were the guests of A. Delang and family Tthsday.

Assessment No. 4 for the Harrison Mutual Burial Association is called in the death of Mrs. as. Cassin. Dues should be paid on or before De-cember20.

J. J. GEMS, Undertaker, Walnut, Kansas. See our holiday subscription offtr on the first page. Give us a dollar and let the paper be a regular visitor to vourself and friends during the whole of the year 1 5306.

Please call and settle your account by the first ot the year. I will sell cheap, for CASH ONLY, thereafter. My friend did come, and I did trust him, I lost my friend, likewise his custom. J. J.

READY. The Hepler school children are rehearsing for Saturday evening Come one, come everybodp and enjoy Xmas with the childien. A ladder will be the feature instead of the old time tree. There will be a committee at the church all clay Saturday to receive the presents and take care of them. Adults ten cents admisson.

Albert Seltsam met with a runaway accident early Monday morning. His team was under the viaduct leading to the dump at Thompson's elevator when another team was going up to the dump. The noise above frightened the team below and it ran away, going up Main street and turning west at the blacksmith shop. At this place one horse fell which hindered the other horse from going any farther. No damage was done except that one horse was slightly bruised.

Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the illness and after the death of our darling mother and grandmother. Mrs. M. D.

Bailey and Family. Raymond News. Left over from last week. Mrs. Southerland and Mrs.

Wilson went to Girard one day this week. Mrs. A. A. Bund- and family moved to Walnut this week and Mr.

Wm. Broughton moved in the house they vacated. Mr. David Deck has his barn almost completed. Mr.

Southerland of 111. is visiting his son Frank Southerland and fam-ily. There was a pleasant surprise party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HackScr last Friday night in hooor of their daughter Lydia.

Mr. Newton is thra-hing in Sunrise district I I La I I LS NOISES? CASUS OF Calumet makes light, digestible wholesome food. omy Only one heaping teaspoonful is needed for one quart of flour. haps have the idea that they can do better in California than here. However, we wish them success where ever they may go.

Two weeks ago D. M. Whitehead shipped a fine Polled Durham bull to W. C. and G.

H. Schultz, Concordia. Mo. He shipped another one to Spearville in the western part of this state last week. Mr.

Whitehead has a large herd of thouroughbred cattle and we are e-Iad to note that he is finding markets for them all over the country. Monday is Christmas day and of course the children are all anxious to know what Santa Claus will bring them. The good crops the past season is the cause for an immence Christmas shopping. SIXRISE ITEMS. Mrs.

Jake Dellaven is very ill. W. T. Blain made a buisness trip, to Girard Monday. Willie Brougton and family moved on Mrs.

Bundy's farm. Arch Page and family visited over Sunday with J. H. Miller and family near Walnut. Miss Jennie Pickering who has been visiting her sister Mrs.

Willie Braugh- ton returned to her home in Pittsburg Saturday. Mr. Newton of Walnut was thrashing for several of the neighbors in Sunrise Dist. last week Lee Timmerman near Hepler husked 90 bucheis of corn in one day. Pretty good, Lee.

Misses Ina and Gladys Inmau were in Walnut Saturday. Miss Martha Hardin is staying with Mrs. Chambers east of Hepler. Mr. Yohe lost a fine horse Sunday.

Mr. Divir and family Irom Illinois arc visiting K. Miner Martin Jensen husking corn for t'ari Owens. Scon DURING THE HOLIDAYS Amos I'ennebaker. Hudda Neal.

Brig Shaw, Uovd F.liedne. Harry Bundv, Clarence, Tom and Max Deck. Clyde Kenslnger, Arthur Lynrs. Charlie Lyness, Guy and Giles Butler, Albert Lyness. Dennis Shipinan.

Fred and Frank Boileau, Mrs. A. A. Bundy, Mm. K'allenDuh.

Mr. and Mm. J. Boileau. At a late hour they departed for their many noine thanking their host and hostes for their plea-ant evening.

The operat ion for the removal of the left eye of Mrs. Sally Barry was successfully preformed yesterday morning at Dr. Bunion's sanitarium, and the patient is in excellent condition. Consentof relatives in Tulsa, I. T.

was secured before submitting to the surgeon's knife. Mrs. Barry, It will be recalled, while lab iring under a hallucination lint some one was trying to do her bodily harm, locked herself in the closet of a Frisco railroad car, after driving the passengers from it. The car was sidetracked at Girard, and to drive her from it resort was taken to the use of ammonia, the fumes from which affected he sight of her left eye. Kansas City Journal, Thursday.

PROGRAM. Following the program to be given at the Christian church Saturday evening: Song, welcome School. Christmas Service, High School. Invocation. Song.

I Want for Christmas, Georgia Landers. Christmas Acrostic Littie Folks. The Newsboy's Christmas, Three Boys Christmas Joke, Intermediate. Rec. Visit ot Mm.

St. Nick, Coanelia Murray. Motion Song, Rock-a-bye, Primary Room. Christmas Star Drill, Sixteen Young Ladies. Dialogue, Dolly Show, Little People.

Rec. Santa Clans, Glen Bigelow. Song, Our Christmas Baby, Six Little Girls Pantomime, Jesus Lover of My Soul, Inez Pease, Bernice Whitnah, Grac Coghill. Flag Song, Intermediate Room. Rec A Christmas Song.

Marion Cuiry. Rec A Riddle Harry Pope. Dialogue, The Plan that Failed, Orville Pope, Willis Curry Song, Christmas Bells, School. Recitation, Ethel Jurry. Kec.

Santa Claus. Marie Curry Song, Good Night High School. A small admission will be, charged which will be used to replenish the school library. All presents will be received and cared for Saturday. District 31.

Mr. Dcniott and family will leave for Missotii Friday for a weeks visit with Mr. Demott's parents. The pupils of Dist. 31 are pre paring for a nice program Friday night.

Miss Anna Koehler has been working for Mrs. Wolverton for the last two weeks. Left over from last week. Mrs. Dale and fami'y visited at Mr.

Fox's Sunday. Chas. Jones and family visited at Mr. Gier's the first of the week. There will be a box supper at Dist.

31 school house on Friday night, December 22. Everyone is invited to come and the ladies please bring a box and the boys please do not forget your pocket-books. Miss Tilda Blake, Teacher. The party at Mrs. Bundy's Saturday night was quite a success.

Wm. Taylor and family visited at Mr. Gees' Sunday evening. Noute 1, Hepler. Mrs.

A. F. Raber, of Hepler, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Umpi.en-onr. Wintcrljower has finished his new house.

Accidentally Shot. John Sponsel.who recently re'imu to Girard from Walnut, was accidentally shot through the left arm. last Fridav evening, the bullet entering above the wrist, ranging upward, and coining out near the breaking tlx; hone. He had his revolver lying on a 'able. It dropped otTand was discharged Dr.

J. B. Gardner attended the injured man Girard Press. This section of the country was visited by nice little snow Wednesday night which reminds us more of Christmas weather than the weather we have been having the past few weeks. The snow was general throughout the eastern part of the state.

Ben H.Bwgg Pardoned. Hen H. Bugg, who was sent to the state penitentiary from Crow ford county in for stealing a can of lard from M. Castlebeery, of Osage township, has had his sentence commuted by Gov. Hoch and been released.

The Leavenworth Post states that a letter from Ruth Bugg, his nine-year old sister, caused the governor to act. She said that her big brother was needed at home: that unless he could come pretty soon their father and mother would not live to see him. "Both of them have to have the doctor," said the little girl, and the doctor says that no medicine he can give them will do them as much good as to have Ben home again. They are almost heart-broken. Please Mr.

Hoch, let my brother come home, and God will bless He left the state prison Monday morning. It is to be hoped that he will live an henest lite in future. Girard Press. I'ltOM THE WAI.SIT ADVANCE. R.

T. Chaney, of Stark, was in the city Thursday. I. C. Culbertson is recovering from the injuries he received a few week ago.

Miss Tille Meyer, of Brazilton, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. Rev. Taylor will preach at the M. E. church Sunday morning and evening.

E. Chichester and son Fred, of Cherryvale, visited the fore part of the week with Frank Chichester and wife. Boyer Fantz, of Hepler, was in the city Monday on his way home from Girard where he had been visiting. Mrs. R.

A. Beck, of Stark, was in the city Thursday on her way to Girard. While here she was the guest of Mrs. R. A.

Parker. J. A. Carlton is building an addition to the house on his farm south of this city where Fred Lydick and family reside. Mr.

Greenwell is doing the carpenter work. A son was born to Mr. and Ma. Grath McNeil at Winfield December 12. The mother is the daughter of Mrs.

Sarah Fantz of this city who has been visiting in Winfield for several weeks. Wesley Tucker, who went into the state of Washington last spring and later returned and worked in Western Kansas, returned home Perry Damerell, a son of E. Dam-erell of this city, who is an engineer on the Santa Fe with headquarters at Chanute, has gone to Kansas City to be treated for a cancer on his face. Postmaster J. M.

Guff is in receipt of the following from the Post Office Department: "This Department lias designated your postoffice as one of a number of additional International Money Order offices, to he designated at the beginning of the next quarter, Tuesday, January 2, 1906." Mr. Got! will have authority on and after that date to issue or pay International Money Orders. J. E. Fenn.

who opened a grocery store in the Romp building a few months sold his stock to J. A. Carlton last week. It was the only exclusive grocery store in the city and while he had an excellent line of the trade perhaps did not justify continuing the business. Uncle Joe Boyle resigned his position at this office the first of the week on account of ill health and Miss Mary Parker has taken his place.

"Uncle Joe" as he is called by everyone is getting quite old and the bad weather has compelled hi'ii to remain at home. A. L. Worley went to Girard Tuesday to attend the marriage of his niece, Mattie Morse, to Mr. Jessie Shatnbarger.

of Medicine Lodge. Another niece, Miss Pearl Clark, of Medicine Lodge, who visited Mr. Worley last week, went to Girard the first of the week to be present at the marriage. The first accident resulting from the icy walks Wecnesday morning was that of J. K.

Brant- He slipped and fell on his wrist and elbow. Uis injuries were quite serious but he is getting along very well now. He will be S( years of age January i. Of course he is too young to hold honors of old age in this city but 86 is quite an old age. While in Hepler Monday called on our old friend, H.

the yet we P. Sherman, al his broom factory. Mr. Sherman turns out the best brooms on the local market and he is having a large sale of them. The merchants of Walnut, Hepler and Brazilton handle them almost exclusively- John Slusser and family who have resided sonth of this city for the past few years left for California Sunday.

We reget to see them leave Kansas but they jer-.