The Thayer Weekly Graphic from Thayer, Kansas • 1

DSVOTBD TO IftWS, POLITICS AKD LITERATURE HE BrsiXESS-JIAN'S FKIUJfD THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC. SCFPOSK YOU TRY IT ii ii ATJ1.00 A VXU. K. BARNES, Editor sand Proprietor. THAYER, NEOSHO COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY IV 1895.

VOLUME 1. NUMBER 19. UNDER THE LOCAL LENS. THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC. PIN THI TO YOUR MEMORY So that you will not r-7y r-70 mwifiTwimnnfinwrnF forget that eu Ye editor, John A.

Cross, in company with his daughter. Miss Mollie, left on the noon train Monday for Southern As Mis You will Thank Us, Gleaned by Our Reporter in Sauuterings About Our Fair City. Choic Family Groceries, California, where they go in the hopes of benefitting Miss Mollie's health. The readers of the Blade may look for School books at Barnes. som very interesting letters from Mr, We Know You will, toKCalllus Your Attention to the Fact Headamarters The Star Grocery for bargains.

Best lemonade at Shorts 5c a glass. Cross concerning that country. Cha nute Blade. Postollic Hours. Postoffice opens at 7:30 a.

m. and closes at 7 p. in. Mails open at 7:15, 11:10 a. m.

and 3:30 p. m. Office opens on.Sundays from 3:30 to 9:30 a. m. and from 3 to 4 p.

m. Time to get tlierc Tejcki Santa Fe Pj. Tiac Tatle Ea.stbound. THAT THIS MS TRADE Superior Fiour; Choice Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods, Butter, Cheese and Eggs. Also that our Meat Market ffiW Country Produce Taken fa Trade.

McKay Clute. Shorts. Brother Cross is a very interesting and vigorous correspondent and his Best cent cigars at H. readers are likely to profit by his en Short a glass. Soda pop 5 cents has it.

For Everything In the HARDWARE LINE. envelops and 11:05 a. a. si. Pens, talc, paper, sich," at Harass.

5:30 p. in Soto of th? We had a short bat pleasant cat! 8:00 p. you folks gathered Hats at cost. Millinery goods at forced journey, which we trust will prove productive of the good result sought. Monday the 14th the county officers elected at the republican election last November look possession of the several offices for which they had been chosen.

AH the offices but one in this county are now filled by members of Tuesday from Prof. Jacob Hunt, the iiOaaiT evemnc te re.si.nee J- 202 Passenger, 294 Passenger, 264 Accommodation, 222 Freight, TTestbound. 203 Passenjer, 201 Passenger, 263 Accommodation, 221 Freight, cost, at Mrs. Barnes. THE UNEXCELLED ROUND OAK HEATERS.

new superintendent of public instruc ox Air. and Irs. S. P. White, to honor call We will be pleased to hare you and see us.

Star Grocerv. a. 3:22 p. 6:55 a. 8:55 a.

ni tion, who was in this viciity performing some duty connected with the of the visit of Harry Moore to his old home. Misses Mary Moy inhan, Jennie AND OTHERS fice which he assumed Monday. Mr, Leonard, Bemice Savage, Annie and Oh, those beautiful pictures at J. F. Foult's.

Go see them. COOK STOVES, the SUPERIOR leading Hunt will disappoint many people by Eva McNulty and Bertha McGown, Among the Lodges. proving one of the best superintend and Chas. McNulty, Jacob Leonard THAYER LODGE 07, the republican party. The one exception is the clerk of.

the district court, John F. Roe, who defeated J. A. Baton. The retiring ofiiccrsprbved excellent officials, notwithstanding their allegiance to the democratic and peoples and Glen Bendure were the guests Bi-gina4-groceries at J.

II. Min-nich's. F. Hewitt's old stand. ents this county has bad, which is say ing a good deal.

meets every Tuesday'in their hall a who, with the assistance pf the host a'nd hostess and Miss Jennie Moore, p. m. A. D. Mathias, M.

W. The best assortment of the best 5 cent school tablets at Barnes. L. Barnes, Recorder. "Kathleen Mavourneen," the celebrated 4 act drama, will be performed Bugles, Buggv Harness, SPRING WAGONS, passed a very pleasant evening not 'J' IT AVER LODGE s6.

I If tou are M. hungry go to H. witiisianaing tne jaxtsjr was impromptu. Candy pulling, games and music were the orrowed amusements parties, a misfortune which did wholly destroy their usefulness. Mr.

Sampson, the young man who wields the birch at Hazel Dell school meets Mondav eveninz each week Short's, for a big 10 cent luach. ia Masonic Hall. McGowan, which lent their aid on the occasion. neof FAMwAorisWork Harness, Van Horn, Secy. was iii the city Tuesday night.

Mr. Sampson is a very pleasant young man and is giving the best of satis In addition to the material by the school children for the THAYER POST 339, GAR meets For seven per cent money, on farm loans, apply to Frank Bacon, Chanute Kansas. Fine candies, oranges, lemons, peanuts, H. M. Short at Turners old stand.

2d and 4th Saturday evening each faction as aa instructor. Galesburg lnoath in A Hall. Fayette Enterprise. Nelson, Campbell, Adj. benefit of our suffering fellow-citizens of some of the western counties, two other large cases of goods of various description were collected and the aaj tall stock of assorted GENERAL HARDWARE.

WHERE? EVANS CROSS. We knew that our young friend was pedagogue, but we had not learned THAYER CAMP 972, M. W. A Frank Bacon, of Chanute, is loaning in A Hall the 1st that he had progressed sufficiently in monej on farm securities at a low rate AVrdnrsdav evenin? of each month of interest. Post, Hendricks, CI at the Opera Honse Tuesday evening, the 22d, by the Osage Mission Dramatic Club.

Many troups from abroad prove to be of the poorer class of actors, but you will find this organization although composed of home talent to be first class. Four female and twelve male performers compose the troupe. Tickets can be had at the post office. During the summer of 1893 Henry McNulty sent from Stillwater, O. to his brother, Thos.

McNulty, two fawns, a male and a female. They soon bccamc-accustomed to their new surroundings and began at once to grow, until now they have matured into a fine buck and doe which can be seen daily sporting in the park fenced off for them. They are very gentle and seem proud of the attention they attract and the admiration given them. The little four year old son of Mrs. Patrick Kerns, of near Dennis, met with an accident the 11th which resulted in his death the 16th.

While The best writing: tablets, containing whole shipped to Jetmore, Cimarron Dighefon, ana Lewis G. T. Dodds and G. W. Lowrance, were instrumental in having the collections the profession as to be known as a wieldar of the birch.

His success as a teacher is deserved, both by his qualification and application, birch or no birch. the most and the best paper, are to be LADIES CIRCLE of the A bad at Barnes. 21, meets in A Hall the afternoon of the ad and Jth Satur made, and are entitled to great cred Mrs. Barnes is closing out her stock days of each month. Emma Tout, of goods at COST.

Butter and eggs it ior tneir energetic interest given Pres. REINH ARTS FAMILY GROCERY, taken in exchange. in the matter. THAYER COUNCIL FA A Go to the Gspahic printing office for CLEANLINESS; The stand which "once upon meets in Masonic Hall every istand 51K your job printing. We not only can David one of the old settlers of Neosho county, died at his home at Ottawa, Kansas, on the 2d inst.

He leaves a wife and three grown children to mourn his death. Galesburg Enterprise. The deceased was one of the first settlers of this township, and resided, until about 1882, a few miles east of id Wednesday evening each month do the best, but do it. PROMPTNESS OF SERVICF. time" was occupied by Tom Thompson as a saloon, and subsequently by FM Abbott, A Reinhart, THAT IS WHY IT IS POPULAR.

Reinhart, the groceryman in the REASONABLE PRICES. others as store and restaurant, but Secy. post office building has received a fine which many will recognize when the line of genuine Maple Syrup. F. A.

A. THAYER LOD 0. 149, this city. He moved from this city name of Leo Helff is associated with FOOD SUPPLIES. APPETIZING VIANDS.

12 sheets of 12-lb legal cap lor 5 it, where he sold confectionery, cents at the Graphic oScc -the meets ist and 3d Saturday each joth in Masonic Hal! at 7:30 p. ca. A. R- Sargent, W. J.

F. Long, Secy. best for the money in the city. iruirs, in wmch line it was again used by Henderson, Kilpatrick SUBSTANTIAL STAPLES. Fr sale, a small well assorted stock to Ottawa.

He will be remembered by those who resided her? at that time, the number of which is growing very noticibly less. Married, Sunday, January 13, 1895, Emerson F. Lambertson to Emma Carson, daught of Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Short, is now a full of -books, stationery and stationery notions.

E. L- Barnes. POSTOFFICK BCTXDlIfQ fledged grocery store, to be known FKKK DSUVttT. as the Corner Grocery, owned bv Have you seen the sew hats and playing around he accideutly fell into a washboiler containing boiling hot water and before being rescued was severely burned, some of the hot water having doubtless been swallowed. Mrs.

Kerns is thus bereaved of her last family tie, she having within a short period lost the other member of her family by death. Lake Richmond, the scene of equatorial sports during the summer and autumn months, does not fail to provide amusement during the wiuter. With the thermometer lurking around zero, and at times falling from 6 to 10 degrees below, its surface is scon Wm. Carson, by Rev. B.

F. GEM LEGION 43 S. A meets in A Hall 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings each month. Barnes, Tiios McNuIty, Recorder. CRYSTAL LODGE 14, Select Friends, meet the 2d and 4th Friday eveninfifs of each month iri A LT millinery goods at Mrs.

Barnes'? If R. W. Hays. The Osage Mission Dramatic Club not, why not? rhev are just what the residence of the brides parents near Urbana. We extend hearty con vou want.

which will perform" at the Opera gratulations to the young people and welcome them into the order of matrimony. May they have the maximum Know all women by thiss presents: House the evening of Tuesday the siii iiiiiniiii luniuiii niAiii MrlM-IHt" That F. M. Dawdy carries a full line A 2 2G, is saw to possess superior Hall. Geo.

Dodds, I whitteker, Sec. of pianos, organs and musical instru of joy and the minimum of sorrow io ments, at Chanute, Kansas. merit, and their performance of their new sphere of life. Kathleen Mavouraeen" is said to R. W.

Hays desires you to know that Last Tuesday Joe and Harvc Russell be well worth witnessing. There were fortunate in not being crushed he will have his Grocery Store in the rooms on the corner nest the Graphic J. E. OSBURN, CITY DRAYMAN. Drayage of all Descriptions Satisfactorily done on short notice.

by a pot head which fell in as they Office and will open with a fresh stock ere mining coal. Luckily they were ZabriskiE Will have some news -especially for LaITy" Reapers In this space next week. next week. is always a rush to see a good performance, hence we would advise you to get reserved beats at the post office. caught under the scale which preceded the pot head and which saved them from serious injury if not from death.

Wives, sisters, mothers, this is for you especially, and to inform you that- plANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS. Mrs. Barnes is selling her fresh stock Harry Sanders, while engaged in a of Hats and Millinerv Goods at COST. coated with ice from 6 to 10 inches thick, which furnishes the foundation for "heaps of fun." On this slick surface big boys and little ones, small girls and those of larger growth, "sweet sixteen" and beyond, their feet shod with steel runners, glide, slide, slip and fall in the pleasant avocation of skating. We watched a game of "shinney" played by the boys one day this week and our feet fairly ached to be shod for the fray, but our matured judgement, aided by an occasional twinge in our nether limbs reminded us that our days for such sport were in the past and lb at we could possibly more jc-yineut in the game as an onlooker than as a participant.

Ladies of Thayer and vicinity, take A limited of pupils will be instructed on those instruments by MISS ROSS LYTLE. TIIAYKR, KAS. Address care of C. E. Ferguson.

game of "shinney" on the ice one day this week, and in pursuit of the block was unable to stop at the danger line and was plunged into the cold cold water up to his shoulders. Nothing heed of the fact that now is your -HiiMrrnnffnuNimnnnnnnnvTni chance to get a hat at COST at Mrs. Birnes. Butter and eggs taken in exchange at market prices. Last Sunday as J.

R. Moore's team was conveying some of the younger members of his family to church they became frightened by a fire in the street near G. W. Gelwix's residence, and upset the spring wagon, spilling the occupants, fortunately without serious injury. The team was.

caught by L. A. Stall. The spring wagon was somewhat serious resulted. Joe Sanders is a window artist of How ashamed you 'were the other very considerable talent as the artistically arranged window of the Depart night, when the company is the piano?" How your wife colored; Just prevent anything of the kind in PRAY AND TRANSFER.

GARTER SOS, PROPS- AU work done -with neatness and dispatch. We are prepared to haul your coal, move your HOUSEHOLD GOODS, or do any transferring: yon may order done. Headquarters at Southern Hotel. ment Store testifies. Of almost equal talent is Glen Bendure, who displays his handiwork in the windows of D.

T. Bendure's store. the future by calling on F. M. Dawdy, at Chanute, and purchasing a piano.

We would like in our notices of church meetings to give each week the texts and subjects of discourse. That we have only been partially able to do so i3 not owing to any modesty or lack of interest in that direction on our Sam Noel's team got loose from the hitching rack at Gelwix's Friday morning and started on a keen run for home. When they passed Duns-more's house the two front wheels of the wagon were gone, and as they passed John McFarlin near Dennis' only one wheel was left and one horse was lagging, but they were still going. GroceryEr Solicits your Patronage. part.

The children of our schools incited bv the tales of suffering endured by W. II. POST, LUMBER AND GRAIN. Sasfc. Beors.

Lime. Saul. Shingles. Etc. Always oa Hani THAYER, KAN.

IEVERYTHINC FRESH AND QUALITY GUARANTEED Mrs. J. E. Osburn was the lucky ona to receive a majority ef votes at the "show" Saturday night and as a result secured the ladies' watch offered. Miss May Short and Miss Eva Perham were the other competitors.

Died, Jan. IS, 1895, of typhoid pneumonia, Alvin Corder, aged 17 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Corder. The funeral took place the 16tk at the residence of his parents. Miss Allie Adams, daughter of R. W. Adams of Shiloh township, while skating on the Glentzer poud one day last week fell and cut her head quite severely- J.

R. Alexander of Lodge 12 A. O. IT. W.

of Parsons, visited Thayer Lodge last Tuesday evening in his official character of district Supervisor. The officers of Thayer Post 339 G. A. R. were duly installed last Saturday night and those of the Toadies Circle No.

21 the same afternoon. I WANT YOUR Regular ALL-THE-YEAR-AROUND-Tradc. our fellow citizens of Western Kansas, gathered together clothing and food sufficient to fill six large packing cases, which we hope will reach the needy ones in time to give relief. There was a juvenile bicycle race last Saturday between. Ed Moore and Jesse Hendricks.

The course was from the crossing at half section line of section 20 to the opera house in the city. The race was won by Hendricks, who came in considerably ahead with steam shut off. Beecher Turner, son of our friend Sam Turner of near Urbana, passed through our city Thursday on his bicycle. He had been visiting friends at Morehead where he taught school some two years ago, W.H.JaSaso2.Leror. T.R.Misi-.

W. H.JOHNSON, DEALER IN LUMBER, aid kinis cf Bniliiig Materials. THAYER, KAN. The increasing business of the Santa Fe at this point keeps our energetic agent Frank Shumard a-hustling. But then he's a hustler by nature and seems to enjoy it.

Lei me sell you all you can eat. Country Produce Taken in Trade JOHN MINNICH. SUCCESSOR TO FBRDIE. HEWITT HIGH GRADE DENTISTRY! A runaway occured the 9th in Shiloh township which fortunately resulted in no serious injury to any of the participants. Misses Mary Ryan and Mary O'Donnel had been visiting Mr.

Saml. Foster's folks, and started at 4 p. m. to return home. They had gone but a short distance from the house when the team, three and four year old colts, from some cause started to run.

They had made but little headway when they turned short and threw the occupants from the spring wagon. Miss O'Donnel who fell very heavily was bruised considerably and remained unconscious for more than 15 hours at the house of Foster to which she was taken. Miss Ryan, although knocked senseless remained so but a short time, and was but slightly hurt. The team jumped two hedge fences, ran through three wire fences, over four shocks of corn, and some two miles and a half before being caught, and strange to say had done no injury to themselves or the wagon. Died, Jan.

12, 1895, of hemorhage of the lungs, Ann Donaldson Hardendorph, at ber residence in Shiloh township. Ann Donaldson was born, in Perry county, Ohio, in 1836, and was married to Abram Hardendorph, July 2d, 1854 in Whitely county, Ind. She became a member of the Methodist church at the early age of 13 years, and has lead a consistent Christian life, endeared to all acquaintances, beloved by friends, and dearly loved by her immediate ralatives. Her demise separates her for a time from a fond and loving husband and affection-ate children, who mourn with the assurance of a blessed reunion in that ketter world provided by an ever loving Father for the renewed existence of His children. The funeral services, Sunday the 13th, were I con- ducted at ber late r'Jsidence by the Rev.

B. F. Cargay, who preached from i Phillipians 1:23 and 24. The remains were interred in the Thayer Cemetery to which place they were followed by a large cortege. The sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved husband and children, J.

W. FERGUSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, THAYER, KAN. L. A. Stall is in Kansas City where he has been for several days in the interest of the firm of Hendricks Stall, of which he is a partner, buying for the spring trade.

C. E. Evans, of Evans Cross, has been in Kansas City all this week adding fresh goods to their already complete stock of hardware. Office: Next Door to Elridc rrngStore. Li Call Promptly Attended.

I don't fill teeth for 50c, because I cannot do good work nnless I charge $1.00, but for 2.00 up to 5.00 according to size of cavity, I do as good work as can be done, J. W. Lough, who, with his brother, 'kept store" in the Kwinjr Bank building in the early eighties, now, by virtue of being a member of the lower house, from Labette county, is entitled to the prefix "honorable." We predict from him honorable aa well as valuable service for his constituents and their fellow citizens throughout Kansas. Constable Ed Ferguson is on the sick list this week. He alleges it to be tke result of reading the Graphic.

We are of the opinion that it is owing to the weight of the responsibilities his office. It may however, that the reading matter of the Graphic is too heavy diet for his mental digestion and thus productive of billiousness. Chas. C. Hartshorn, who has been visiting his mother and children for the past several weeks, and as a side diversion rode the Masonic goat, departed on the" early morning tram Monday for 1 is farm near Cross, Ok.

He had a very enjoyable visit, and many of the feminine gender besides his mother, will miss his elongated anatomy, cheered however by the assurance of his return in the near future on another yisit to his mother. NONE SO BLIND AS We learn that Comrade J. M. Underwood of Centerville township, was recently bitten by a dog thought by some to have hydrophobia. J.

M. Gentry, of Osage Mission, was in the city Thursday accompanied by F. A. Leake, a prominent attorney at law of the same city. Died, Sunday, Jan.

13th, 1895, of malignant sore throat, Blanche, the 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper. James Donaldson, brother-itt'law of Abram Hardendorph, arrived Wednesday morning from Pueblo, Colo. Comrade James Adair has been ill for the past two weeks, suffering from his old disabilities, Sheriff A.

Bennett Was in the city Tuesday on business connected with his office. Mrs. Saml. Howe, of Newark township is very ill with pneumonia, Kathleen Ma vourneen at the Opera House Tuesday night, the 22dr- THOSE WHO WONT SEE Thos. McNulty and wife, S.

P. White aud Glen Bendure went to Chanute Wednesday to see Jane" at the Opera House. Mrs. Barnes, wishes you to know that she will take butter and eggs in exchange for millinery goods. Does your wife or daughter want a piano or organ? Yes? Well see F.

M. Dawdy at Chanute, Kansas, and you pan surely be suited as to the instrument, price and terms. Trade is good at the new Star Grocery. They can't get in through the door fast, enough, hence some attempted to go through the window; result, a large glass broken. "Take Notice.

Teaoher's examination will be held fit Erie Saturday, the 26th. at 7:30 p. m. Jacojj Bust, Co. Supt.

R. W. Hays sold A. D. Mathias a 9 months old pig last Friday which weighed 440 pounds.

Next. Is reversed when you call and hare your eye sight rectified. oEYES CAREFULLY EXAMINED AND FITTED WITH GLASSES. dentist Jv HCQOWN OCCUUST- Sticn Sims, Harry Moore, L. A.

Stall and Jesse Hendricks cycled to Galesburg last Sunday..