The Belle Plaine Defender from Belle Plaine, Kansas • 5

See Reed for flour! i Where Some of Them Dine Today 3Do W. II. Carter was in town Tuesday ou business. Mrs. M.

Nixon spent Friday in Wichita on business. D. G. Allen was a business visitor at Wichita on Friday. W.

A. Horner had business at the county seat on Friday. Billv Sti kler has returned home from his Oklahoma trip. See Reed for a stove that will burn up all your old chunks. Sheriff Heskett was in the city Saturday, on official business.

Misses Lyda Forney and Nona Wallace were in Wellington Saturday. AI ways go to Hitchcock's Cash Store when you want to buy anything. Jack Price and Wm. Dugan were in Wellington on Friday, to buy calves. cr-Jr1 lis 5 ET 3 3 g- I Sis VyilATEVER you want in the Cloak line, whether it is a Jacket, Plush, or Golf Cape, or Fur Collarette, we can give you the best value when you consider quality, style, fit and finish, to be had in Wellington.

"VVe have too many garments and must sell them. Look to your own interest and examine our line of Cloaks before you buy. WE ARE Mim SPECIAL PRICES TO REDUCE THE ABOVE STOCK, Misses Rose and Florence Ayers and Ira Sence of Peck, at the Y. Smith home. John Cole and wife at the John Robinson home.

Jesse Beams and family at home, entertaining Hillery Hurst and family. Jack Bennis and wife, and Otto Weiss and wife of Wichita. Ed L. Foltz and wife and C. S.

Foltz and family at the M. B. Kilmer home. Henry Huston and family at the Strong home in Riverdale. Carey Kilmer, with his mother at Winfield.

W. R. Wallace and family and M. L. Haworth and family, at the L.

E. Barbour home. O. C. Watson and family at the Geo.

Wight home. Postmaster Dull and family, at. home entertaining Geo. Hambliu, wife and son Clifford, Miss Margaret Dull and D. M.

Dull and wife. W. L. Lane and family at the John Siceloff home. C.

Knox and family at the Melissa Downs home. The Misses L)da Forney, Gertie Hymer, and Alice Fuk at the Jacob Powers home. Mrs. J. S.

Funk and Misa Anna, at the O. R. Fank home. The familieg of J. Iran and Benj.

$0J 3l $0 Have Prof. F. P. McAtee, of our city schools, spent Saturday at Wellington. Mrs.

J. D. Heed and son Clyde, were business visitors at Wichita on Friday. Rola Fisher is expected home from the Stri; in time to eat turkey today The best heating stoves iE the market can be seeu at Reed's. C.

O. Smith, principal of our city schools, spent Saturday in Wellington. Yewel Griffith and O. C. Watson were in Wellington Friday, closing their land deal.

Dr. Franklin; the dentist, will be at Dr. Huffman's office every Monday. Geo. Tillitson and daughter Evr, were in Wellington Friday, to get treatment for the latter's eve.

The Clearwater bank was robbed of over $200 on Friday night. The supposed thieves under arrest. Mrs. John Hatfield and daughter, of About CHRISTMAS? A nice Cloak, Cape or Coilarette would make a suitable and very acceptable present. This cool weather makes you think of Blankets, Underwear and heavy winter goods, come and see our assortment.

Shoes of all Kinds and Qualities in our stock at the Lowest Priced. Local and Personal. Reed sells the best paint in town. Irish wagon for sal9 at Heed's (cheap) Tboa. Stephenson was ia Wichita again on Saturday.

Jas. Dull and the Alter boys spent Monday night in Wichita. Cusey's sale Saturday was well auough attended and bidding was not so slow. L. V.

Brigham came in from Mt. Hope the last of the week where he had been painting. Mrs. John Cole was in Wellington Sunday to sse Mrs. Allen Cheek who Hatfield at the J.

W. Hatfield home. tbs 0. W. Hitchcojk and son at home of Mrs.

W. II. Hitchcock, at Eldorado. Mrs. Benj.

Vandeiwork and little Mb38 Rosa, at the Roy Vanderwork home, Waukamus, O. T. Rev. and If rs. W.

J. Barron and New Mackintoshes Miss Maude Barron, at the Meeker Just Received. home. Howard and family at the Nixon home. D.

K. Hamilton and family, Mr, Willis Stuckey and eister, Miss Lillie, of Wichita, at G. E. Meekers home. Mrs.

Anna Junken at the D. T. Broadus home. Parker, Modern Tontie deputy, 0 111 K. Wasnington Wellington, Kansas.

Wichita, returned home Friday, after a visit with friends and relatives here. For an- all-around up-to-date ax aad handle go to Reed's. We saw more real pretty gis in that crowd of Oxford Old Maids here last Saturday, than has been our pleasure to see in mnny moons. One was prettier than the other and the other was simply out of sight. Keep your Rays on my ad for bargains in real estate.

O. C. Watson. Thousands of men and women suffer from piles, especially women witli female weakness have this suffering to contend with in addition to their other pains. Tablet's Buckeye Pile Ointment will quickly effect a cure.

with his "best girl" in Wellington. Byron Fisher and family at the S. Stewart home. was quite ill. i Mesdames Davis and Sturge were in Wichita yesterday to purchase a carpet for the S.

of hall. Mrs. D. T. Broadus attended meeting at Kellogg Saturday and Sunday I where the Eider is holding forth.

The Ulle Plaine Gun club is to hold a live bird and clay pigron shoot on the commons today. Great sport! Broadus and Ben Taylor made drive to Wichita and return on Sunday. We don't know hy Mr. C. Bender who recently came here from Iowa, has started a harness and shoe repair shop in the building vacated by this office.

True Richardson and wife of Wich Miss May Willbatn at her home in Clearwater, Kansas. It9V. and Mrs. J. K.

Miller, at Presbyterian Parsonage, their home, en 1 Anybody can Afford to Have tertaining a number of friends, a mong being Prof. F. McAtee and Judge Macky. Get your house paint at Reed's. I Of the Best and most attractive kind, by buying here.

It is Price, f)0 cts. in bottles, tubes 75 cts. L. L. Constant, druggist.

ire goods at Lumber yard. John Markley and wife, of Illinois, arrived here last week and will make this their home. Mr. Markley will farm on Uis cousin Jack's place. The boys here will remember John when he was here about four years ago.

He is a much better violinist now than ever and his old frieuds will hold him 9 Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Arnett returned home Monday from a two-weeks visit at Greensburg, Kansas, with the Gib son and Puicell families.

Tbey were most royally entertained by their "ahcrt-grass" friends on the plaii s. Mr. Arnett says Kiowa county hiis gone back to pastures and fat cattle the sensible thing. The Southern Kansas Teacher's association will meet in Wichita December 1 and 2. The sessions of the association will be held in the Con cregational church.

Tboa. W. Butcher, of Wellington, is the president of the association. The program is an extensive one and promises to be very interesting. One of the most import A.

BARRY. Undertaker and emlairaer tfiCl ST" Hearse if desired ita, were here Friday night att udiog the Rebekah eocial. They visd'! a-mong old friends until Hereafter I will positively alio no more hunting on my farms. People who do ai.y hunting will please bear this in mind. Wm.

A. Dakby. Best Coals at Lumber yard, Troutman received eighty-four bend of olves from Wanoka, O. Saturday night and sold forty head to lohn Siceloff, Since, then one of Mike's and thrte of John's have strayed awav. A gang of thieves have beeu caught at Pond Creek, O.

with twenty sets of harness. They are being held awaiting descriptions of stolen goods from the loser3 all over the country. to it. We are glad to see him make this his home. Last Saturday was the 6oth anni versary of C.

Bender. The families of Jas. Gideon, John Siceloff, Julius Be.idei, Mr. D. F.

Shiver and Chas. and Fred Bender surprised Mr. Bonder and family by storming his home and To the General Public ant subjects to be discussed will be. "State Text Book Uniformity." Dr. Mathew Hughes of Kansas City, will lecture on the "Evolution of Winter underwear at Hitchcock's.

We desire to state that WE ARE MAKING VERY LOW PRICES on spreading a big diuner. it was a pleasant affair and will not soon be forgotten. Mr. Gideon, just to show them what Kansas soil can do, brought three sweet pototos that weighed 11 pcua Is. Plaster Cement, Building Brick, Cexlar Shingles and Laths, Do you want a cut saw; Reed Las than.

John Gilchrist and wife is ill leave early next week for their new Califor-u ia home. Mr. and Mrs. T. It.

Mordv who recently purchased the Gilchrist residence, will commence moving early next week also. Alex Cariiahan is down from Belle Plaine. ITe is on joy nig a visit from his brother. D. P.

Carnahan. and A. 1 VOLCA.N 10 ERUPTIONS Are-grand, but skin eruptions rob life cf joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers. felons, corns, warts, cuts, bruises, bums, scalds, chapped hands, chilblains.

Best pile cure on earth. Drives out pairs and Only 2) cts a box. Cure guar antecd. Sold by L. L.

Constant, The nobbiest road watfon in In fact, everything used in the coi'struction of buildings. We (iuaran-tee our plaster and will replaster any building on which it ii used, if not satisfactory, at our expense. Fad Wc are spending no time hashing the Higher Prices. town at Crist Andrews. The Modem Tonties organized a lodge here last week with "3 charter members and they expect to doehle in membership by tb'ir next meeting.

They will use the (). lr. W. hall as their plan of meeting. We 4 i i i OUR PRICES HAVE NOT ADVANCED.

We are selling LOWER than before the fad. It will only cost you Two Cents to get an estimate on your bill however small or large. Make out your liUofiUm needed and you ill receive an answer by return mail. Gillillitn of Pittsburg, Ii. Daily Mail.

The gentlemen remembered this office with a call yesterday. M. Howard, HalhV.d and L. L. Constant slipped off from business pares loug eiiixtjh, on Tuesday, to en-j iy a day at hunting.

It must have been a pnor day for iiuails or else some tiling else whs the matter. If you have sore throat, soreness licroih the back or side, or your lungs feel sore or tender, or you are threatened with dypthcria or pneumonia, apply j'allard's Snow Liniment externally, and US'? Horehouud tfyitip. It. L. CcnsUut, dri'gy'rt.

Get you a gun at Kesds! Saddles I All styles and Sizes at Crist Andrews as well as Lap Robes and horse blankets. See us tod gate Money. MCLEAN, KANSAS, PECK, have now about seventeen or eighteen fraternal orders in Halle i'lainc. but like everything eli-c, us someone has said, there is lwas room for one ue and we belies it so long as that one more is as beneficial as an established fraternal and insurance order. Ask Charley Stephenson bow fie likes that Int-t'me he.Mor he go at Reed'sT Try the D'efndef dii J6b Printitf.