Walnut Journal from Walnut, Kansas • 1

Walnut WALNUT, KANSAS, MARCH, 9 Volume i. Number 6, Local Chat. LING OUTTO TIME CARD, YOUR TRADE IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED "I cannot say wha the truth may be, I tell the tale as ''twas fold to inc." "esse QUIT BUSINESS alNut -Holler Mills. T. B.

Foster, FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY, NORTH BOUND. No. 2 No. 4 130 P. M.

SOUTH BOUND. NO. 1 1:32 A.M. NO. 3.

H. II. Led! Agent, GOOD WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY Trade reviving. Fine spring weather. Repair your sidewukls.

Support the Journal. Drummers are numerous. How about the Creamery? Gq. to Cartmel's for Fresh Garden Seeds. Our merchants are buying their spring stock.

Our merchants all report trade much better. Not an empty house in town that is tenantable. Mrs. J. C.

Mitchell was the sick list the lirst of the week. Sirs. Bannen i very sick the Neuralgia of the heart, at present. J. A.

Carlton, proprietor of the Farmer's Cash Store, vi i'od Fort Scott this week. Miss Helen DaggeL was visiting relatives near Rod field, the latter part of last week. 'ie iV.st:- Rlanche Hinsen and Alma Collins visited wilii friends in Stark' this week. REGARDLESS OF We have decided to Close out our business in Qsagg Mission and it will pay you to see us if you wart SANTA FE Pi rr HEPLER. EDITO JOUHN A Jr.

As I saw nothing from Hepler last week I thought I would write a few items this week. Mr. Win. Won made a business trip to Ft. Scott yesterday.

Mr. Julian Strawn moved into the Stou'ens' property, on the cast side, recently. The houses are filling up very fast, quite a number from the country are moving into town. Miss Maggie Rhumburg has gone to Pittsburg to visit her sister, Mrs. Cooley, who is very sick.

Quhe a number of our citizens took advantage of the low fates last weelc and visited Ft. Scott. 0. V. Woods, editor of the Jouit-xa i.

was in our city Monday, visiting his old friend A. W. Brooks. Mi.s Emma Viols, who has been visiting friends here for the past two weeks, 1 for her home in Gi-rard Sunday. The order of O.

S. F. Lodge have quite a number of applicants for initiation to-morrow night, expect the "goat" will get. rather fired. Mr.

and Mrs. Vaueieve gave a. parly last Friday ovotsii-g in honor their little daughter Peatrio: number of the people were present and. sup; o- V.n in selves as only children can. Mr.

and AI rs. Grii'iiih gave a i arly a few evenings ago in honor of their lilile daughter, MissMamie.il e'ng Is- I 1 1 1 birthday. She received quite a number of presents and his day will be long remembered by her. The storm Sunday ighV did a great deal of damage. About four miles north of here it blew the roof off Mr.

Lunsford's house and his three sons who we sleeping upstairs were uninjured, one of them not even awaken. Mr. Joe Lods and family, of Hepler, started yesterday for the Strip where they will make their future home. They started in a waou and will send their house-hold goods by rail. Hepler has lost a good citizen and the best wishes of our people accompany Pansv.

i i WEST BOUND A. M. EAST 4:05 P. M. Local East bound A.

M. Westbound P. M. J. SHIRLEY, Agent.

S.A. ALLEN, Blacksmith and Wagon maker Careful and prompt attention rriven to all work. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Walnut, Kansas. mm GREGORY MORGAN Our Bress Goods Department We ahyays carry a complete stock of dress goods from the cheapest to the best the market affords. We have the largest assortment of calicos, ginghams, sat teens, cashmeres, henrictras, in the city and a prices that will please.

Our Shoe department We are not surpassed in this line for style or quality. Donotfiiil to examine our line of boots and shoes We are confident that we can save yon money. Our Grocery department Is complete Nothing but fresh ooods. Our coliees and teas are the best in the market In sugar we meet all competions We are to please you, and will be found at our post at all times. Come and see us and be convinced.

Remember the old reliable firm. GREGORY MORGAN. 1 J-! di rx r. LP. Ledl'io and James the city of Ft.

Scott a the lirst (if 1he week. i Wi's. Ciiadwiek and daughter, Mi-s Jacobs Bros. Co. Osaae Mission, Kansas- i i ood Goods nd Reasonable jiric at Cartmel's.

W. E-ASILM. D- Physician ok Surgeon, OrOffico in tSio rear of the IWoflieo building. Notice: Father Vordaii will sav Mass at the Catholic church next ir tr HPk UES ir his IT R. -Walnut Post.

No. 231, (,. neparlmoni ol' Kansas. Lold lud ligs in Odd Hall, on Ti ursdiiy evening, ou or before Ibo full of iho moon. Yiiitirg Comrads ccoIUlv ii-vPcd.

F.ii oie.V. Dnrcral, Commiuulir S. 11. jniii it. UNDERTAKING.

A large and assorted stock of first-class goods alvays on hind. Bed Springs, Mattresses, and Sewing Machine needles A full line of Undertaking Goods kept in stock. My earse will attend funerals in the city or country. JF.LEDLIE, CMOxWl NOTICH, It's a happy time in Georgia And there's joy from sun to sun, When the voter's in the saddle And the mule is on the run. Atlanta Constitution.

iscRp' SI ore I I callers at tliis ollice yeslcrda.v. Wanted to A six or seven roomed boose, for a year, inquire at (his ofliee" Rev. ,1. 11. Whitehead will preach his last sermon for this conference year, next Sundry evening.

Prof. K. Ti. Knloe. of the Walnut school, war, a paying-caller at ibis otiice last Wed i a evening.

R. E. Morgan will save you money in Hardware, Farm Machinery, Paints and Groceries. lumbal. Ks.

Mitchell Ewhig have gone into the Paper Hanging A Painting business. They guarantee satisfaction give them a trial. Rev. Peters, who is assisting Rev. Johnson in the revival at Sience 1 ill spent Sunday with his family near rirard.

N. MeXriii has the host and most complete lines of Implements in Crawford county. Call around and see for yourself. Mr. Mitchell is p.duling the building occupied by his wife as a mill inary.sic-re, and repairing the sidewalk" in' front, wh-hnde's much to it i app', aratuv.

1 ha'0 just received a full line of Not ions, and have the best line of Fine Ciga.s and Candies in town. Come aril see for yourself. C. IX. Caswell.

Cooper A Kennedy, the. horf-'C buyers were in town Monday and bought eight or tee horses. Thev could easily have got a car load if they had bought half that were here to soil. W. E.

Apt and the Misses Be and Blanche Francis, (f Ga! sburg. wiiv luting near Walnut the latter part of last, and the first of this the guests of A. Houd ashelt and family. Win. F.

Skully, of St. Louis, an export miller, has arranged my mill with the latest plans of -diort milling system- I an) now prepared to ou'. the Finest Glides of Flour. Give me a cull. R.

3. Fostku. There will bo a meeting of the snp-crendtendents of all the Sundav Sunday at 10 o'clock Ho will say Mas in'Girard in the morning and will not be here until 10 G. C. Pagan, of Waterloo, Iowa, has purchased the Bell Photograph Gallery and is fixing it up in first-class style.

He is an excellant artist and will ho ready for business tomorrow. Give him a call. The annual Conference of the M. K. church will be held in Parsons this year, beginning next Tuesdav and ending the 111.

The Parson chic-kens have already began to roost on the topmost limbs of the trees, and the turkey that escaped Christ mas, looks sickly. I have bought Mrs. W. B. Loomis' share in the Walnut Nursery, and wili continue the business on the Fabious Robbins farm, one mile north of Walnut.

I have ordered a lot of Sweet Potatoes to bed. and will have all varieties for sale. Frank Loomis. The supper given Wednesday evening by the ladies of the M. church was a decided succes, both ti-nancialy and socially.

They had an excellent supper and a goodly number of our citizens partook of the good things prepared for them. The proceeds were about all of which was clear, as everyth'ng for the supper was donated. Last Monday morning a barber by the name of Cayton, at work in the Commercal house shop, left town very unexpectedly ami without telling anyone where ho. was going. The first Mr Gieb, the landlord knew POT Q1Q 1 I I bill Mfllllj numiui i las Aioved A nd is now olio door South ol' tin Meat I am located t-, slay ami have a full line of Notions.

1m Ware. Overalls'-'Shirts. Socks. Ladies Hose Men's Fats. Caps loves.

Tabl" Cloth, Lace Curtains. Window Shades, Wallpaper, in fact everything usually kept in a first class Racket store. 1 have added Grc cevies 1o my lh Notions and. will take Produce in exchange for goods. Call and get prices when in town.

J. W. Morrow. E. TI.

DAJERELL, Proprietor. A. Nice Stock of Fresh Meat Always on Hand. Rendered Lard of our own put up a specialty. West Side Main Street.

Walnut Kas Trade with those who advertise. See those Albany Cook Stoves at Cartmel's. The quill driver of the Journal made a drive to the north part of Bourbon county, last Saturday, returning Monday. T. H.

Iniiian, Owen Pelsue and Alex Webster were in the county seat as witnesses for F. H. Hendricks who was under arrest charged with being coneerned in the Chapman murder. Upon the testimony of the above named gentlemen he was released. F.

P. Garrison, our auctioneer, met with quite a serious accident last Friday- while chopping in the timber south of town. He was trim m'mg a tree when the ax slipped and cut a deep gash hi his leg above the knee. lie waijjrought to town, his wound dressed and is able to be a-round again, ith the aid of crutches. mahhieo: Erasunis ampler, to May L.

Loomis, March 1st, at the homo- of Frank Loomis and wife. Rev. Whitehead onielatirg. The young couple are both well and favorably known to our ro-KieFK as they have lived here a imni'fcr "of years, and always been considered among the most popular of our yung people. They are "at home" to their friends at their uvw homo -on Lme-EOM Ridge, seven and ono-half miles this eitv.

JAflES LOCKE, of it was when he went to call him Druggist and Pharmacist. School Books. Stationary, Perfumes. Paints3 I to dinner, when he found the shop open and no barber. A 'short time Oils, and Window Glass.

I will pay cash for Poultry, delivered in Walnut, on Monday and Tuesday. March. Flh and 13th. Hens and Springs jht Pi Fc Full Feathered Ducks per 11. 3e Full Feathered Geese per fl 3c Turkey Hens per tv.

4c Turkey Gobblers per It. Old Roosters per Dozen 1.20 Delivered at store three doors jvest of P. o. F. Ralph.

ESpecial attention given to physcian prescriptions and family "4 receipts. before this Cayton told someone that he was going down to see how high the Tattle Walnut liver was, and when he got there he forgot to come back. There is omcthing very Strang.1 uIniuI this young man's as he left tools, and trunk hero, he owed nobody and was get- Schools, of Walnut, oj next Sunday at 3 o'clock r. at the J'rcbyteriaii chui li. i make a- K3 senis i.cht Con' cntivi! S.

F. Rulstoii Tp. Pres. t'mif along in-elr. i I.