The Mayetta News from Mayetta, Kansas • 5

1 ALBERT JONES, 1J See Wingate for Sewing Machines. For additional locals see editoral page. Bert Allen had 'buisness'i in Topeka Sunday. Albert Jones was in Topeka on business Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. nileman spent Sunday in Topeka. If you need a new buggy or wagon buy it of II. B.

"Wingate. Pat "White has returned to Mayetta from Leaveuwarth. DEAIjER est Sale bills, letter heads, statements, etc printed at this office. Brantley Heaton was here last week from Bloomfiftld, visiting his uncle, Charles Neyman. The street force has been doing excellent work on the streets in east Mayetta the past week.

Ed Slatterly and his cousin, Miss O'Leary, of Fort "Wayne, left on Saturday night for Colorado. George Nason, traveling salesman for Anderson, Armstrong of Topeka, was in town "Wednesday. There will be services at the Christian church next Sunday, conducted by the pastor, Rev. n. M.

Gilmore. The Methodist people have enough money subscribed for their new bell. They expect to order it the last of the week. II. Reist has treated his blacksmith shop to a fresh coat of paint.

Kryder "Winters were the paint brush artists. HAdDJSi- IK Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gloves STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Highest Prices Paid for Country Produce Try our -bulk Coffees. IAE TABLE, Mayetta Kan, The' Bight Road" to and from and between CHICAGO si. locis MEMPHIS PEORIA El. JOSEPH KANSASClTY OMAHA DENVER CQJOEAPO BP'GS.

FOKT "WORTH St. PAUL MINN EAPOLI3 And every where beyond. WIST BOUND. i No4, Passenger, daily ..10.55 a. INo.

63, Passenger, 7.09 p. No. 7J, Local Freight, idaily ex- cept Sunday 2.15 p. EAST BOUND. No.

54. Passenger, 8.28 a. No 32, Passenger, daily No. 72, Local Freight, daily except Sunday 9.20 A. if.

JACKSON COUNTY DIRECTORY Judge District Court C. F. Hurrel Clerk District Court. W. Scneder County Treasurer.

A. Thompson frifT S. Bateman ffjder Sheriff J. L. Whitcraft County Attorney Probate Judge S.

Fricker County Clerk. T. C. McDonnell Register of Deed J. Seabold County t.eiKiout,...

Geo, Whitcraft Surveyor Commission-- Di .1, Darlington W. C. Talbert 1st. Pist. W.

Parmenter nd IUst-Geo. L. White Dist. B. B.

Erwin. MAYETTA CITY OFFICERS. O. D. Olipbant Clerk P.

F. Eggen Treasurer r. Jake Heyman Police W. P. Brockett N.

Sanderson Councllmen S. Heyman, Saml. Early, Ad. Jones, Jess Lasswell, F. Ash ton, ex Council meeting held regularly on the first Monday evening of each month.

MAYETTA SCHOOL BOARD Director, Jess Lasswell; Treasurer, S. Heyman; Clerk, Chet. Moore. Teachers: Principal, Will Kelley; Intermediate Der-art" ment. Miss Alvera Norrls; Primary Depart ment, Miss Edith Jones.

CHURCH AND SOCIETY DIRECTORY. MITHODI8T (EPISCOPAL) services every alternate Sunday, morning and evening at Jl A. M. and 8 p. m.

Sunday School 10 A. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Rev. C.

S. Warner, Pastor, (JflkRISTIAH every natfe Sunday morning and evening. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Prayer jjipetinR "Wednesday evening.

Rev. M. Gilraoix. Pastor. EPW0BTH LSAODE.

Meets every Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. President, Miss Nora Jones; First Vice Presidents Miss Manilla Smith; Second Vice President, Miss Lizzia Berts, Third Vice Pressident. Mrs. F. E.

Stoaks; Fourth Vice President, Miss Bertha Potter; Treasurer, Fred. Bertsch; Organist, MUs Nellie Long. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Meets every Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. President.

Miss Rse Matthews; Vice President. CbArles Mc-Alexander; Correspondlag Secretary Miss Jane McAlexauder; Recording Secretary, Miss Delia Heist; Treasurer, Miss Laura McAlexauder. Wfwv yyK3'. I LOCAL and PERSONAL. 1 ut ais.

m. mi Ma- ve- Subscrbie for the News. Try our bulk coffees. Albert J. Jones.

a j' Alva Clark, of Iloyt, was in town Monday evening. Call at the sws headquarters in The Model Restaurant J. I. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. Lunch Counter and Meals Served at all hours CANDIES, TOBACCOSLAND CIGARS.

COLD DRINKS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON. 6 I if, '-A 1 1 City meat Market. Try the City Meat Market for any- thing in the meat line. If you want your furniture to look like new, try Williams' Furniture Polish, at Wingate's. For Iron Beds, Spring Mattresses, Chairs or any tiling- hi 'the furniture line, see "Wingate.

E. J. Lunger and wifewere down on Cedar Sunday and ate dinner with Ream Myers and wife. A few of the close neighbors af Mrs. John Harrington took her by surprise Monday evening, it being her 60th birthday.

Ifer daughters presented her with a nice, easy rocking chair. Ice cream and cake was served. After spending a pleasant evening they all departed for their homes, wishing Mrs. Harrington many happy birthdays. 'K Pleasant Surprise Party.

Quite an enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Frank Smith, last Tuesday evening the event being a surprise party, given in honor of Miss Ethel Warning, of Holton, Kansas. Miss Warning was a former teacher at the Bell, and her scholars took this advantage of show ing her that they had nor forgotten her. Late in the evening, refresh ments, consisting of ice cream and cake were served, after which all de parted for their homes, feeling that they had spent a most pleasant even inpr.

A Guest. August 20, 1904. Some of the News' readers have recently been contributing news items which we appreciate and hereby take this opportunity of thanking them for the favor. We have placed the box in front of our office for that pur pose and if you have items of interest we hope you will please write them and drop them in the box or hand them to us when we are in town. Where They Will Teach.

Teachers have been assigned to May etta and vicinity for the ensuing year beginning Monday, September 5. ,21 Porter, Mayetta, route 1. 25 The Ray, Ethel Charles, Mayetta. 32 The Slattery, Henrietta Heyman. 35 South Cedar, Katie Walsh May etta.

48 Brightside, II. M. Downie, May etta. 57 The Bell, Ethel Tweedy, May etta. 60 Sunrise, Mattie McCrory, May etta.

74 Wigwam, Mattie Parkhusrt, Mayetta, route 2. 79 Mayetta, Alverda Norris, Edith Jones, Will Kelley, Mayetta. CITY TOHSORIAL PARLORS. A. J.

BICKER, Proprietor. Shave 10 Hair Cut, 25 cts. Mayetta, Kansas. P.P. EGQEN, NOTARY PUBLIC, MAYETTA, KANSAS Special attention given to al matters pertaining to this business.

THE CITY HOTEL. NOAH H. SANDERSON, Prop'r Good board by the day or week Mayetta, Kansas; Ind. 'Phone No. II.

Ivan Clowe entertained a crowd of young people last Saturday evening. I "Watermelon was served and all present report an time. J. II. pence went to n.oyt Monday to finish painting John Preston's near that place, and take a few photographic views on the side.

Thirty-three tickets were sold by Agent-Lewis to the circles 4at Holton on and twenty-nine to the. Wathena Chautauqua on Sunday; For the next 3 months the News subscription price will be 50 cents per year, in advance, uome ana taKe advantage of this unparalled Mr. and Mi's. 'Harry Reist and Mr. and Jtfrs.

James Long were the guests of the family of Mr. Cobledick.Jast Sunday. Mrs. Keist declares tnat is why it rained. Miss Emma Tobin came up from Hoy Wednesday.

She had her 4 'camera" alongand photographed the Tobin who were baling hay south of town. Robert Hays, who has been here from California for a few days, visit-ting his sister, Mrs. W. P. Brockett, went to Topeka last week, where he has secured a position.

Mrs. Smith, of Providence, Rhode Island, who has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. Kemp Swartz, went to Tope ka to spend a few days with the fam ily of E. R. Lunger.

John Donnelly, south of town, is enjoying a visit rom his brother the past week, who is on the way to his home in Canada, from a visit to his sons, who live in Colorado. We are reliably informed that Miss Harrington, who recently returned Spm OkJyiomarwiifc be married the last of this month. We did not learn the lucky gentleman's name. A. Shultz shipped a car load of cat tie to -Kansas" City Monday night.

He accompanied it. wo cars were shipped at the time by a couple of gentlemen from near Rossville. You'll have to hurry if you want to take advantage of the News' special subscription rate. Only 2 more months and the price will be $1.00 instead of 50c per year, the present prce. Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale.

Six months old and ready for service. Eli gible for register. Call on or address, Resin "Wilson, 2 miles north of Hoyt, Rural Route No. 1, Hoyt, Kas. al7m3 A heavy rain fell in Mayetta and vicinity last Sunday.

Just in time to save the corn and it now begins to look like the farmers would raise more corn and less of the article Mrs. Lease talked so much about. The street east of tha Bank Jhas been cleared of weeds Tand several feet of hitchjracks erected therepn. This is a commendable improvement one which the city has been in need of for some time. It was erected by the Laswell Dry Goods Co.

A large delegation of Mayetta peo pie attended the Wallace circus at Holton last Thursday, among which we noticed the following persons: Mrs. Tom Frazier, Charles Kryder, Frank llobson, August Winters and wife, Misses Louie and Elsie Sanderson, Ada Donnelly, Theodore Boling and Scott Gooderl. The Republicans of Cedar township will meet at the South Cedar school house, two miles east of Mayetta, on Saturday, afternoon, August 27, to nominate township officers. The judicial convention will be held at BLSCKSMITHING! Carnage Wort. of all kinds.

Am now better prepared to before. All work guaranteed H. M. REIST, 3 from C. M.

Bilderback returned MAYETTA, KANSAS Fresh, Salt and Cured Meats Constantly on hand. Cash paid for Bides! ICE FOR SALE B. DOUGLAS. Mayetta, Kansas. Repairing Done Promptly.

do all kinds of work than ever" and prices right. Mayetta, Kansas. J. CARREL, P. F.

EGGEN, VICE TRES'T. CASHIEU. LUMBER AND COAL DEALER. Kansas City last Thursday. Tot good goods and right prices call on Laswell Cash Dry Goods Co.

"Willie- Long, son of James -Long, iiljreturned from Colorado Sunday. Capital and Surplus $24.000, Mayetta State Bank DOES A GENET AL BANKING BUSINESS. Atty. John A. Rokes was down from Holton Monday on business.

Plenty of Chop for sale at Mayetta Creamery. $1.05 per hundred. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lindiy on Tuesday of last week.

Clarence Martin's baby, which has been quite sick, is now out of danger. Subscribe for the Mayetta News, the only paper published in Mayetta. Eli Isaacs left last Saturday for JESS R. LASSWELL, A. PRESIDENT.

Willard, Kansas, to remain for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Failer expect to start for the World's Fair this week. Miss Hetty Heyman went to Kansas City last week to buy her fall Stock of millinery.

Dr. Brockett drove to Holton Sunday returning home in the evening the mud. "VjL "The new. switchboard for the far ter's 11" Tas been placed in position W. P.

BROCKETT, M.D..B. S. Physician and urgeon Drugs and Druggist's Snn jries, V- i It contains 25 the same time and place. By Qrder Committeeman. A.