Waverly Record from Waverly, Kansas • 1

VOL 1. NO. '27. WAVERLY, COFFEY COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1899. RECORDS.

The Seven GRAND More fsnow Sunday and the thermometer was almost to zero Monday morning. The Santa Fe freight engine got out of water Monday morning and left the balance of the train here and went to Burlington after water. ENTERTAINMENT Only a baby, Kissed and caressed, Gentley held to a mother's breast. Only a child, Toddling: alone, Brightening now its happy home. Only a boy, Trudging to school, Governed now by a sterner rule.

Only a youth, Living in dreams, Full of promise life now Beems. Only a man, Battling with lifo. Under the auspices of the Mrs. D. Mathews' mother, Mrs.

Dryden, returned to her home at Chanute Tuesday aftea an extended visit with her children in Waverly. Peter Winer, of LeRoy, at the advanced age of sixty-eight took unto himself a third wife last Sunday. Le Hoy folks are never too old to do good. J. T.

Williams from near Westphalia was in our city Friday night to get some sale bills printed and as he wanted a first class job done he. got them at the Rfcobd office. Coffey county is to receive from the state school fund, $2,567.40 as their portion for this year there are 5835 of school age in the county and 108 districts. 1 a.1 i jii WAVERLY CORNET BAND. Consisting of Shared in now by a loving wife.

Only a father, Burdened with care, Silver threads in 8ark-brown hair. Only a gray-beard, Toddling again, Growing old and full of pain, Only a mound, O'ergrown with grass, Dreams unrealized rest at last. Kansas City World. Vocal ai)d Iijsfameijtai Iflasic and Side Splitting Farces aijd avinciiuiau ashs lor a uivorce uu Conjedies. the ground that his wife never told him she had aglass eye.

lie therefore alleges fraud. Foolish man, he had a treasure did he but know it. She could but half see what he was doing. The most Laughable of any ever put on here. The W.

R. C. will hold an experience meeting Tuesday March 14. A lap supper will be served for 10 cents. Every body cordially invited each member is required to bring 25 earned -Will be siren at the- Mrs.

II. Finfrock is quite ill: Who will we have for our mayor? Band Concert Tuesday March 21. Lou Chilcote's baby is very sick. McAdow, the horse buyer is in our city. Mud! mud! mud! well we should say yes.

Dont forget the Band Concert Tuesday March 21. J. T. Frazier had business in Ottawa Saturday. Kendrick was in Burling- by herself and tell how she earned it.

Mrs. Lewis Chilcote enjoyed a pleasant suprise last Friday evening it being her birthday. A few freinds called and brought well filled baskets and all enjoyed a supper together. The Waverly Cornet Band will give HUDITOfilUJYI, Wavcrly Kansas, Tuesday March 21 1899. a mnd Concert at the Auditorium rl 1 1 ft 1 mesuay evening narcu nu icu us give them a full house and prove to The Proceeds of This Entertainment to be used in Purchasing Silver them that we want a band and ap-.

predate their efforts to have a good one. Thomas Holden, the street commissioner, has had the side walks at this end of the street raised several inches which will make it a great deal better as the water cannot run over rf Plated Instruments for the Band. -w vm jDvmn Tuesday morning. Pi'Cook's children have recovered from the measles. Rob Dick, was over from Pomona the first of the week.

Miss Maude. Supernaw of Agricola was in our city Saturday. Ralph Ingleman had business in Williamsburg Wednesday. or wash oit thfcm. Let the aroocr work eo on.

us a. Bnrlington is putting on airs with Doofs open at 7 p. m. Admission 15 cts. Straight.

The street crossings in otir city are all right but they need fixin'. As we suggested that they should be raised, Street Commissioner Holden has commenced a good thing and as the weath er will permit we hope to see our pedestrians walking high and dry. Professor Olin, Prof. Carruth and John McDonald are getting up an excursion to Europe for next summer. The route lies through Scotland, Eng- 1 "1 an up-to-date Ariel tandem.

J. S. Henderson has moved to his farm two miles east of town. There are 189 more boys of school age in Coffey county than girls. Rev.

J. D. Smith is attending conference at Columbus this week. Boardof Manrgers of thcBaiul: WM. SCOTT, Manager.

A. C. COOK, Secretary. WM. WILLIS, Treasurer.

One of Mr. Fuller's children has been very sick with the measles. Ed Ilennis has rented the Mrs. West's farm near Hall's Summit. J.

T. Frazier has taken the agency for the New Home sewing machine. Jas. Dodd's horse died Sunday. idiiu, iianre, Qwiweiuiuu, uermany, and the Netherlands, and the cost from New York and back will be $165.

Merchant Hutchison was up from Amiott several dajs this week, and ordered stationary printed at the Record office. Tnis new arm is Hutchison Son. Earl having come fron Bonanya, Arkansas and bought, a i interest in his fatuers store. They are enjoying a prosperous trade. We attended revival meetings at Cbas.

Painter will be proprietor of tne uity Market after March 1G. Jessie James and family moved into Mrs. Craig's house two miles north of here. Chas. Painter has rented the Mc W.lliamsburg last lieace the pastor, is doing very effective work I and as this conference year closes the 'people of that community regret to i have their pastor leave them but as Sherry property west of M.

L. Hay's lumber yard. Mr. and Mrs. Howard returned Saturday night from a week's visit In The 5 preliminary in the Fanning case will be held at the auditorium Monday.

G. F. Shotwell came up faom Burlington Monday to while away some good hours ih a good town. 1 Ed Copple receiTed an organ of th Cornish Fiano and Organ Co. of Nev Jersey the ffrst of the week.

Mart Kline moved up to Agricoala from west of Burlington Saturday' his family came up a few days before. Mr. Chas. Steel and Miss Grace Pcd-dicord from Sack creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Frazier. Harry Ford will have his gallery o-pen in Wavcrly for the last time this season from March 2nd to 11th inclu sive. 19tf.

Go to the Wavcrly Candy Kitchen for pure candy, fresh evry day. Three north of the Waverly Bank. 25tf. Miss Beta flephart was a charming entertainer to a progressive carrom Kansas City. Rev.

Miss Hunt was in our city Friday night and went to Agricola Saturday morning. as his wife's health is so poorly they are obliged to seek another climate. Kansas will furnish the first colony of emmigrants to settle in Cuba from the United States. John T. Veney, a colored Babtlst preacher well known in Topeka, has made arrangements for a settlement of "colored persons near Santiago, and expects to start from Topeka with about thirty families in a few weeks.

His idea is to establish a town on the high land above Santiago, which he will call Topeka. Ex- Mrs. Watkins was up from Hall's Bast meal in the city for 25 cents at the Delmonico. quit working at the fence factory and will work at the carpenter trade this summer. Elmer Subernaw and family moved from Kansas City to Agricola Saturday Elmer will occupy the John Wood-worth farm.

C. L. and Ada Kendrick, bought of the Abernathy Music Co. Ottawa a new organ of the Story Clark manufacture. Read J.

D. Kretzschmar's new ad in this issue of the Recobd. He has some rare bargains to offer you in boots and shoes. A. C.

Cook has a fine delivery wagon with the following sign neatly painted on the sides, C. Cook dealer in Lumber and Coal" Mrs. J. C. Lung and children are visiting old friends in our city and vicinity.

They will start for their new home in Oklahoma next Tuesday J. W. Wilson, from near Ottawa, has moved into the rooms recently vacated by Henry Cramer. Mr. Wilson has purchased the McCall farm 5 miles northeast of here.

E. G. Valentine formerly Santa Fe agent here will go to work for DeWolf at Burlington as soon as ho get his business straightened up. His family have already moved there. II.

L. Cooper had business in Burlington Monday. Williamsburg is going to have a cheese factory. Eat at the Delmonico if you want a irst class meal. Mrs.

Ada C. Kendrick had business in Ottawa Monday. W. E. Hoofer and family are at home in Dr.

J. C. Fear's house. Monday's Jeff, states taht county Clerk Swcaringen is not bo well again; Mother Gorsuch has been in quite feeble health the most of the winter. John Woodworth has moved to our city and will work' at the carpenter trade.

Chas. Truittof Williambyrg passed throngh our city enroute for Burlington Saturday. Mr. Marshall from Taylor county Iowa came in Friday and expects to make this his home. Miss Pearl Watkins of Hall Summit was a pleasant guest of Miss Belle Alexander oh Thursday evening of last week.

We understand that the magnficent edifice of the Catholjcs at Emerald will be dedicated on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. Gilbert and Clair Woodworth have Summit Tuesday trading with Waver-ly merchants Miss Irene Mathews returned Monday evening from a week's visit at Williamsburg. Sam Cummings was here fromRose- change. mont Wednesday doing business with our merchants.

Kansas corn loaned to a Kansas hog is cash at a good investment, safe and at a larg interest. The hog is a con party at her home last Thursday evening. $40,000,00 to loan on real es tate at 7 per vent straight, no Cal Hughs and family and Web Bean and family have moved to Scott City Kansas. The Wavcrly Candy Kitchen Is the only place in town wjierc you can get pure fresh candy. 25tf.

Ed MaGrath came down from Williamsburg Tuesday to look after his several farms in this community. denser; he will put ten bushels of corn Into less space than a bushel measure. He has been styed 'a manufacturer of hams, lard, hair brushes, head cheese, tooth brushes, glue, buttons, fertilizer, fats, bacon, knife handles, whistles, soaps, sausage and satisfaction." Ho converts cam into coin, and can buy what he will. commission, and no delay. II.

I j. COOPlttfi Attfy. MissLula First returned home at Hall's Summit Tuesday morning after a pleasant visit with her cousin, Miss Anna Kelly..