The Holyrood Banner from Holyrood, Kansas • 1

The Holyrood Banner. Holyrood, Ellsworth County, Klansas, Friday, January 20,1905. Vol. 5. No.

16 The ice men are filling their For Everything first class in the line of Clothing, Born To Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mehl, of Green Garden town ship, a son, Monday, January 16th. William Ehrhorn was in Kansas City last Saturday, He has been sick bince his return home. H.

Weightmanhas been quite sick and threatened with typhoid fever last week. He is better LOCALS. Saturday evening, January 28. At Opera house, January 28th. Club dance at Opera house to-nignt.

Read the supplement in this edition. Rev, H. Wnstphal's little daughter is sick, Charley's Aunt had a dress made this week. Aunt Hats, Caps, Dty Goods, and Groceries, Go to the Big Stone Store. member We have the finest lines of TEAS and COFFEES in Western Kansas.

CIPRAcfeSONS Al Wilson's mother was reported ill last week. The mail carrier from Wilson did not get here Tuesday. Henry Siemsen intends going to Kansas City Saturday. The Imperial Saxophone Quin- tette at the Opera house, January 28. A high wind Sunday night drifted the snow quite badly in places, H.

A. STOLTENBERG, Hardware and Implements If you ate figuring on getting a OUindurill Call in and see me and let me figure with you on the Celebrated Samson mill Three and four post towers, Six, eight, ten and twelve foot wheels, Guaranteed to give Perfoct Satisfaction. Your for Business, H. A. STOLTENBERG, The Hardware Man.

now. Dr. C. R. Wildes, veterinary surgeon, of Ellsworth, will be at Pokorny's drug store on Monday of each week.

H. A. Stolten berg and Adolph Dolecek left Monday for Kansas City, to attend an implement dealers' meetiug. Governor Hoch's message to the Legislature will be found in this issue. It should be read by every one.

The lEmbroidery club had a very pleasant meeting last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. Thomas. J. Hanabery broke a small bone in his left hand last week, while engaged in a friendly tus sle in the Schurman Cafe.

J. H. Perry, who is running a shooting gallery here, was down to Lyons the first of the week to yisit his family. Dr. H.

Z. Hissem was over from Ellsworth Monday evening, to consult with Dr. Pletnitz in the relapse of fl. Siemsen's child. The city council has ordered a gasoline lamp for street lighting.

In case it proves satisfactory the council will buy a number of them. Charles Calvert has been here visiting his mother, Mrs. D. A. Calvert and other relatives.

He is engaged in the grain business at Ellis. Mr. Painter, an inspector of the Continental Insurance of which Geo. W. Richter is the local agent, was in Holyrood, Tuesday.

With the holidays in the past, politics dead and the wheat crop hidden by several inches of snow there is not much to talk about these days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siemsen's baby suffered a relapse the first of the week and was in a very dangerous condition. The little one is now improving.

If you love music do not miss the next number of the Lyceum Course The Imperial Saxophone Quintette, at Opera house Janu ary 25th. Remember the Banner office is'now equipped to do all kinds of job printing at a reasonable price, Out Sale Blast at from Brazil De Nelson Smith, deputy treasurer, was over from Ellsworth, Tuesday. Mrs, James Ross comtemplates a visit to her sister in Chicago in a short time. P. A.

Wesely and wife took a sleigh ride down to Bushton Sat urday afternoon. The local A. O. U. W.

Lodge meets on the second and fourth Wednesday in each month. Where the nuts M. L. Arnold, Max Church and J. J.

Hanabery were in Ellsworth, Wednesday. W. Smith sends the home paper to his brother, Thomas Smithof Plevno, Niissouri. Jos. Dressier and wife returned Friday night from a visit with friends at Prague, Oklahoma.

Come from." Read the supplement pertaining to the Imperial Saxophone Quintette in this week's issue. Jos. Dare was down from Palacky township Wednesday buying lumber for cattle sheds. P. C.

Schwerdtfeger returned Saturday from a visit with his parents, in Washington county. Vint Levitt, messenger on the branch train, is sick and has gone to his home at Paola to ice houses with mighty nne six to eight inch ice. Fred Ohlemeier is in W. B. Crook's store, learning to be a watch and clock maner.

A. J. Pokorny Jrad to go home Monday on account of ill ness. He was able to be at the store Tuesday. By the way, what pleasure can a bachelor find in going home sick? The dance given by the C.

S. P. S. Lodge at the Opera house Saturday night was largely at tended considering the cold weather. An unusually good time is reported.

A Holyrood merchant con ducted a Auction" this week in a Bohemian settlement and sold American goods, Such things are only possible in the the United States. Bison Bee, This from last week's Holyrood Banner, might with propriety and truth be kept standing in most newspapers, By request we omit an interest ing item this week." Sterling Journal, It is reported that a change will soon be made in the mail service at this place. Accordin to this report, the mail route between here and ilson will be discontinued and the carrier on Bushton route 2 will bring the mail from that place. This would give better satisfaction in getting eastern mail more promptly and more certain. Wilson is twenty mils from Holyrood, while Bushton is less than six miles.

Rollin Smith Wednesday, January 11th, at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith of Barton county, occurred the marriage of their daughter.

Misb Addie and Mr. William Rollins, Rev. William Scott of Claflin, officiating, The bride is well Known in this community as a splendid young women. The groom is a Santa Fe bridge contractor and has been in New Mexico for some time. The climate of that state doesn't agree with his health and the newly wedded couple ex pect to make their home at Hut chinson.

The Banner extends congratulations and best wishes Mr. and Mrs. Rollins. C. Wildes, veterinary sur geon, of Ellsworth, will visit Holy rood on Monday of each week and will have his office at A.

J. Pokorny's drug store. Dr. Wildes is a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary college, Ontario, Canada and not a mere "horse a graduate veterinary surgeon. He located at Ellsworth some months ago ana by skillful and succpssful work has built up a large practicrf, which has necessitated the opening of a hosiptal.

The owners of horses will undoubtedly appreciate this opportunity to obtain skilled service in case of sickness among their horses. W. B. Crook has been appointed as watch inspector and repairer for the M. M.

branch and the Holyrood branchof the Santa Pe railway. An engineer or conductor is required to have his watch inspectad each week and if it does not keep nearly perfect time the watch is left with a company watchmaker who repairs and tests it thoroughly; it is then sent to the general inspector who also tests it and returns it to the owner. All watches used by engineers and conductors running on the M. branch will be sent to Mr.Crook for repairs, as will alsc those on the Holyrood branch. We re pleased that Mr.

Crook recei' 5d this appointment, Shoes, Kansas City Star Free The Banner will makeaspecial rate during January, February and March giving the weekly Kansas City Star for ono year to all new subscribers and all regular subscribers who pay in advance during that time. If you are already taking the Ban ner order one sent to a friend and receive the weekly Star at your address. Insure In aiAmerlcan Company, The Continental Fire Ins. Co of New York. GEO.

XV. RICIITER, Agent, Holyrood, Kumi. p. fl. Wesely Everything in the Photo Line.

HOUYfOL KANSAS. I Photo-Art. I Studio Charley's Aunt. Opera Houtfe WEDNESDAY, February 8. Subscribe for the Daily State Journal if you wish all the state and legislative news.

Subscriptions taken at this office. This is bad weather for the rural mail carriers. The patrons along the routes should be thoughtful and show them every possible kindness. Charles Pohlman of Ellsworth, president of the company that purchased the Lyons Telephone system is cabling the wiras and making other improvements to the property. A.

J. Pokorny is having his drug store papered and painted and it will be a model of neatness when the work is completed, Harry Shank and Floyd Lucas are the artists. V. Pick, of Racine, Wisconsin, has been here in the interest of the "Slavie" a Bohemian news paper published there. He is an old acquaintance of A.

J. and Charles Pokorny. H. Steinbeck of Sylvan Grove, Jos Homolkaand Anton Matoush of this place, shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City Tuesday. H.

RutleJge shipped a car to Little River the same day. Mrs, Lydia A. Thomas of Ellsworth, and Mrs. Pay W. Thomas of this city, were in Wichita last week, visiting thelatter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Baker. For Sale Good building rock and posts at my farm, Will deliver same to towm.

William Ehrhorn. Our people had to tread care fully, Wednesday morning owing to the icy conditions of the side walks and a number lost their dignity and tested the staying quality of the bricks they were walking on. Dr. Mayor, Coroner, was the only new Ellsworth county of ficial to take office last week. W.

E. Hasy, county superintend ent-elect does not assume his duties until May. After a week of zero and below zero weather, it moderated Tuesday, Wednesday morning a drizzling rain fell, but the sky cleared before noon. The snow is melting quite rapidly. A Very Clone Call.

"I stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa. "I was weak and Sale, without any appetite and all run own. I got a bottle of Electrio Bitters, and after taking it, I felt as well as I ever did in my life." Weak, sickly, run down people always rain new life strength and vigor from their use.

Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by A. J. Pokorny. Price SOcts.

SCHUSmflfi CflpE Fresh Fish, Oysters and Celery every Friday. Hot Chill Con Carna, Hot Soupi, Cold Lunches, Fine Short Orders Everything neat and clean. BIG Closing The editor's better half has the thanks of the office force for decorating the walls of the office with some hand so me pictures. The Banner office is now more like a fairy home than an old print shop. Aaron Blue and son, William, of Barton county, were in town Saturday and came to the Banner office to sheer the editor in a substantial wpy.

Mr. Blue's brothers, one at La Crosse and the other in Nebraska, are regular readers of this paper by his kindness. Jos. Dressier, who returned lastweek from Oklahoma; says that J. W.

Eret, formerly of Holy-rood, is proprietor of a first class, three-chair barber shop at Prague and is well pleased with his new location. Mr. met a number of other former Holyrood people, among whom was Prank Sekavec, who residod here ten years ago. He is now at Shawnee. Domestic Troubles.

It is exceptional to fine a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King's New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their I great work in Stomach and Liver trou-I bles. Thoy nofonly relieve you, but cure. 25c, at A.

J. Pokorny's Drug I Stors. in Full Arnold Bros. Co. Eveiything at Cost..