The Belle Plaine Defender du lieu suivant : Belle Plaine, Kansas • 5

I'Foltz ff Bros: WHAT LETTER? Perhaps that letter you mailed has been lost, sent to the Dead Letter Office, that's the reason you havd received no answer. Why Don't Yon have your name 'and address printed on your envelopes, it may save you lots of trouble. Lamed silver teapoons, Cbtis. Mickley and wife, Perth, silver berry spoon, Kate lleatlmford and Nonft Wallace; souvenir spoon, A. W.

Dcnison, ElDorudo silver spoons. Walter W. Forney, Maryetta, silver spoons, J. W. Forney and wife; silver tabli and teaspoons, John Forney and wife and Harold Wilson, Arispe, Hunt and wife; silver crumb tray, J.

Bunch und wife, Beloit, silver cracker jar, Chas. D. Forney; pair linen towels, E. F. Mickley and pillow shams, Frauk Dawson and wife, G-oodlaud, bed spread, B.

P. Hatfield and wife; tablecloth, Margaret and Alex Hamilton, Perth, bedspread, Willis Burges and wife; bedspread. Carl Hippie and wife, Wakita, 0. oak book cane, Iyan, Will, Charles and Sailie Hatfield. Hearts' Are Joined, A very pretty wedding took plaeo yesterday at tho modern farm home of Ex-senator and Mrs A.

G. Forney, throo miles south, east of Bello Plainc. It was tho Wedding of their daughter Rosa Nell to Mr. Harry Hatfield, son of of Mr and Mrs Benj. and favorably known old timers of this vicinity.

The ceremony toois place at 4:15 p. m. and was preformed by the Elder D. T. Browlus, pt the Church of Christ, of this city.

Attended by Miss Lyda Forney, of Winficld, cousin of the bride and Dr. C. D. Forney, of New Salem, brother of the bride, the hap Commencing ftfZ csk KAa kk TV WIT': jffiKA CM! Today and continuing until the Fourth of July, 'we will make a Reduction of 10 per cent. on all Ladies' Shirt Waists.

This is done to reduce stock. We will put on sale A Happy Surprise. We were agreeably surprised Sunday afternoon upon being a-wakened from a short nap by Col. Forney, who was accompanied by our old friend and schoolmate, Warren E. Burns, oldest son of the famous J.J.

Chicago. About the first tiling a new comer learns in Belle Piaine is the great business achievements of J. J. Burns, who first became celebrated a a railroad builder, while a citi py couple stood under a beautiful arch of roses, while the solemn words that made them man and wife, were pronounced' Tho bride was attired in cream silk mull, trimed in all-over lace, silk mull De Soire and mado with a short train. Tho groom wore'the convention-black.

After the shower of congratulations had abated, a dainty lunch of sandwiches, pickles, lemonade? bananas, candy, ice cream and zen of this place. Af ter being at cake was served. the head of a number of new railroads in the northern states he The contracting parties are so Let us Figure 6ii you envelopes, on your letter heads on yo.ui. circulars and; anything else in the way of printing; at" least let us give you our prices. Defender Office.

organized a company and estab well known, having grown up in this vicinity, that an introduction is scarcely necessary. lished the noted Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Factory at Goshen, Indiana, where they do business The bride is a charming and an unlimited amount Unbleached L. L. Muslin; at on an enormous scale. Here they talanted young lady, possessing have their great soap factory all the accomplishments that go to buildings and company houses for make a model wife, worthy of just such as was her choice.

She was for two terms the private secre E. BARTLETT, M. I 5 cents Office and Laboratory at residence. Corner the They have their own printing plants the next best equipped plant in the slate of Indiana, a complete paper box modern glycerine plant tary to her father in the state sen i Linden and 5th Ave ate. a per yard.

We request I BELLE PLAINS, KANSAS The groom was reared on FOR. SALE A Cart Three buggies, each- One Reck Island lister 2.50 And if you want heavy spring steel poiuta on your plow shears take them to you to examine this tf and their' own electric light plant. But then Burns don't do things by The main business office is in Chicago, with telephone con I Muslin and see if it is i not the best value you ever bought for the money. L9 one of the best valley farms in Palestine township, where he learned so well to always do right, that he never forgot it. He is a graduate of the Belie Plaine High Schools and is now associated with the Ex-senator in the grain business here, under the popular firm Twenty-four years experience.

Special attention given to chronic diseases nections to the factory. uL wfiL Mid 0. R. LOBDILL'S SHOP Ten trial bottles of Hazard's Kidney Prices Right. I HAH name of Forney Hatfield.

wemeay. Oors is philanthropic-profession, hence we answer culls of tlio poor us well as the The Hterel fact is, the true, physician must have a large sympathetic heart as well us a great und active brain. Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield will reside t- Is here and so in a neat little cottage homo on Union street, which is ready for OlfHE-Over Hatfield Mark Grocery EESiDENCE-Cor.

South of M.E.Church Beile Piaine Ksinsas occupancy, Those present wero Frank Hamil- are we with a complete line of I Fresh Groceries A DR. G. W.WAR toa and mother, of Derby; Isaiah Forney and wife, Willis Burgess and family, Ivan Hatfield and family, Chas a We can fill vour Warren is on his way home from a four weeks business tour through the southern whore he has been selling his father's products to the wholesale and large retail trade. Having' had- business in Wichita Saturday, he gladly took advantage of the opportunity to spend Sunday in Belle to renew old only a few of whom he was able to find, it having been thirteen years since he left this place, with his parents, and that many years you know, will make some change, especially in Belle Plaine. Warren has been married about, three' years but we can't blame him for that.

Mr. Burns says his father and mother are well and send regards to ail their old friends here. A visit like this from an old chum of our boyhood days does one good and our visit with Hatfield and family. Benj. Hatfield Oyer Wellington National Bank, Wellington, Kansas.

and wife, Peter Hatfield and wife, Jno I orders complete- 1 ly and quickly. Hatfield and wife, Jas. Hatfield and wife, the Misses Irene, Maggie, Lottie, and Sailie Mesaers Grover, Thos. and Leslie Hatfield, Mrs. S.

It. Dr. Creditor, Dentist, OF WICHITA, At the Linden Hotel, Belle Plaine, Every Saturday. Price, Mrs. Jack Price juui children, I Some mg I 3 5- o' ffl A 3 i 0 A i 9 A K.

,4 1 1 j'- -4 tf-i I i 0 1 i r- (, "zr" 0 E. E. Wilson and family, J. II. Large and wife, Will Welter and wife, Mrs.

A. M. Forney and children, Mrs. Jos. Dull, The Misses Forrest Dull, Mary Price, Lyda Forney, Alice Funk, Wm.

Dugan and familv, J. y. Forney and Elder Broadus and wife, Mrs. 0. W.

Hunt and family, Mensers Dr. C. TONZORPi PARLORS YJork Well Executed. Everything Neat and Clean. 'Hatfield Bros, Proprietors.

Uellb Plaine Kansas New. -In Shoes again.r Seven new styles in W. L. Douglass Co. Shoes.

Warren was indeed a pleasant and interesting one. The Wellington Band has been ED. T. HACKNEY W. P.

IIACKNBY engaged to furnish Fourth of July music at Belle Plaine's big blow We get in HACKNEY HACKNEY ATTORNEYS and Counaelovs-at-Luw. Practice in all courts, State and Federal. Offlceover Wellington National out. W. L.

Ingham, of Wellington took charge of the Santa Fe static New Goods Kansas. Wellington, 2offl9 Srcatasnt that -jt every 'ay, Used with peif -ct saVety; lhni-miiL Bfiothinf. n'oa-irrl- D. Forney, of New Salem, Jas. Dull, Sam Dugan and quite a number of little folks.

LIST OF PRESENTS. Carving set, Jas. B. Hatfield and wife; vase, M. T.

Funk and wife; glass fruit dish, Jack Priceand wife; cake stand, C. Hatfield; vinegar cruett, Jno. Veach "and wife; glass berry set, Joseph Dull arid wife; feather fan, Alvin Cornwell and wife; glass berry set, Wm. Dugan and cacker jar, Daisy flatfiield; water set, Maggie and Irene Hatfield; sofa pillow, W. VV.

Welter and wife; book. Lady of the Lake, Senator Cook, of Baloit, cups and saucers.J. D. Bruster and wife; cliina tea set, E. E.

Wilson and family: cup and saucer, Lee Forney; cracker jar, James and Forest Dull; vase, Frank Hamilton; enps and saucers, Alice Funk; china tea pet, Eben Bruster and Ima Shay; silver butter knife, J. II. Large and wife; china salad dish, A. M. For-and wife; cake plate, Marye Price; cake platter, Jno, Hatfield and wife; gla6s cake stand, Isaiah Forney and wife; silver, knivrs and forks, Benj.

Hatfield and wife; coSb and brush mem 4 4 uMiiK. ts tfiiJJSc-ei Vve preterto hvc patiertc; speedy cu re. Cases that com .0 Drop in and see what we are doing. We are always glad to see you. Yours to Please.

tsiao.kl Irs. to our ear maa t- until Write today or cur S6 phro Jt contnina tnicSi valusblo information a-'c. undred 3 of estiffinnluls roia pa tienw we ni: vc ruie.d cancer. Sent free. Diuil or in v-rsoi, fiee.

AdcJrws. DR. E. O. SMiTI-i'3 A.

3. McCLEriV, Kf.n;tEH, Rooms 6 to si, N. E. Cor. roth nain KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

hefe today, relieving C. E. Scud-der, who goes to; Indiana to join his wife and baby in visiting parents and old friends for a week or two. Jas. B.

Hatfield will finish his labors at the Foltz Bros, store on uly 1st. when he will take up the life of a traveling salesman for an eastern firm. Sorry to see Jim leave us but wish him all kinds oi success. J). H.

Royj of Peck was in town yesterday and closed a deal with the Celebration committee whereby we get the beautiful natural park on the Ninnescah' river near bridge for 4th of July. This is the bet grove in the state. Handsomest- train in tho world; best railway meal scrvics in the world goes! one-tenth around the world, near the greatest Canyon'1 in the world, every day in the week from Chicago. 0 Hail Insurance! II' People of Heile Piuine ord Palatine townships wLo want Iheir sure. hail should sve O.

Wutson, agent for Hie, Kansas Mutual hail inasrncce Co. of Mel1) Foltz Bros, 0 SantaFe tray, I). T. Broad us and silver pickle fork, Air. Ljp-er and' wife, A.

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