Wakefield Wideawake from Wakefield, Kansas • 5

TO 1 yH MsrtiOjOur popular mlllmers, are progressing nicely at the nigh "iiool ju Clay Center Dr. IVarson r-as i HltniUV "i icuuua avr vr Jr -THE- Local itsrro DBCREES 0PFA8p)H IDEAS Cf MODES OEStSKED TO Ut-, TERCST THE FAIR SEX. 3 Borber Shop Mr; Ames Pay, -of -Alto Vista, was iiting. with Q. A.

family He: working tho iHd sro iram 1 near Uroughton. For Cigars and sriitiraet trde Upto-dauT at K' a good ijMlHyt. bee and Vernon Yeo wnt to Locina, Kalis. Tuesday noon. They intend to run a candy Uitwbeu, bakry and tlicre Jtemember Uaie of our opening, Mar.

and 2. Yeo Martin, mUUuerK. i Mrs? Hal Fntem scld all Iter bouse vflMt Kmtorm la ihmd WM aaiiyw far tb IMaeing BMttMww Waltt Iw OtoW -which he. Ua quit, and went back to 14 a in Aita Vista Moday5, Mr. JauifcB Loader, wbo bes been icy, aick the.

past weekj The leading idea of reform in worn- OR A V. QOOD ATM LKE ftHKVl ArlD, Prop. iitflcjr for Stir sua xvA Clij wd iff, to is vicinity evral tiinea iaWly. sMSun6hHw.H TIMBER CREEK. -i'y A W.

Schenberger returned from Pennsylvania 'last week, (abere he has been visiting this winter. Jr N. Humbert will farm the Red Bird Hanch this year. Amng: the new neighbors in this neighljorhood this spring are Wm. Fasse, on the Fa id ley farm: Mr.

Smith, on the Frary farm, and G. W. Waller, op the Vriar Myers place. Cornell is contemplating build ing a new barn this spring. Perkins has employed to build a new house for D.

E. White over in Republican township, S. Budden, will act as foreman, on the Myers ranch, this year. I rd is getting very scarce, and every- till umil UM Hl-Wh to fit according to the natural lines of the figure, without' any impediment, without pinching or exclusion of free air that is supposed to penetrate h. freely as possible through the floth- better.

Je Htreeter and Mart Dddson went 1 10 Maahattaa Friday with soa of Mi 11. Awry VJwrs'w. to exhibit at the; how. We TKdfa.tEVRtji.k in our last issue, vhich wgtadiy and that1 was in regard the Uepublican caucus. We have been iafarmod was not a Republican caucus, just 'simply a f.Stivanc in will II 1 1 n.rt,!AA ing.

I am afraid tbat elegance will i the sufferer for some time to come, for; the medical celebrities, who' are think- -Ing only of the practical side and wish-' Ing to give relief to their patients eul-ferine through their mode of dressing. leave 11 10 toose wnoae proieesiou iv to think how to introduce their" planned reforms into practical use. Yet this form of suffering of elegance win urprlae frty. Mrs. 8t neca Ilaudall gave a surprise party at her.

bonw last Wednesday evening in honor of MissiJ'ritohard. A merry crpwd of young folks attended Mid spent the evening in playing cards and dancing. Hefreslunents were served at eleven 'cloak and at a lt hour they 'departed for. their Those the Mies Yeo, Martin, Blanche Waller, Mary JJodsoar Miuute Pocwok, and Miss Inaborg iVtokstrumof l-laj- Center and Messrs liab. Spar rowhawk, lr.

tlonne C. W-' iiankia' and Vernon 'and Ilrry Veo. A rife In only wear so long as fashion ignores those reformatory, views. If the lead ers of fashion would take the reform; of woman's dress In hand and go in boldly tor breaking with the tradi hold goods Saturday aud left Monday with her two child pen for Albany N. Y.

to join her husband, who bas been" there for the past cloven month. it is thought that he intends running a butcher ltop. i Want some good stories of pimer life that happened in or "aliout Wake field. Will some of our old nwttlerin kindly Write of the history of field vicinity? Some of us young people would like to know the history I will repay you'foryourtroubleHyou will only write us the story. -Bd.

Bert Ueed went to Uellville Tuesday morning to be gone about, three -days to visit with his Uouref oiks and friends. Mrs. Frairy, of JundioU Cit', lias ben visiting with friends in Grant township tl jwst few days The ieotuiXiiTuesday evening iiy T. in.Dodson Hall bf the Radius of Security, was and 'highly appreciated by the There was not even stasdingtoom, wn tiie Imllway was jammed ten feet from the door. It was no effort for aay 'ho attended to give attention.

Tlw pealrrhf Id his audienexi spellbound juitd ae Uiem plenty of food' for thought. The Knights and of Security eiigftt to be highly. honored nfi coag4-atult-ed securing sojgood a speaker tions of high collars, and pinched one is anxious to see rain and grass, Pete Myers i smiling over the arrival of a new girt, his house," Mrs', Streeter brought ber cattle home from Ottawa county, i where she had Jhoui wintered. Guess. UMONOALC.

Ed itor Wideawake, Wakefield, Kans. Dear Sir; One of the first copies of the Wakefield wideawake came with wubu. j( ill in wiuiub un: id. vcuo. the.

dawn of the reformed woman'f- dress would quickly come, the scale would tarn in accordance, and the fash- ion of to-day would be scorned The house of Jim Heskets located the southeast part of town caught afire in the garret tibout eleven oclockTues ers and Ysenburg ii; the North American Review. my mail, today. vr Accept mj' thanks and compliments lor yor first lslie. I wish you sfccess were represented. John.

Ives wont back'to'Waontongo, Monday, in the -carpenter business, "Which im says is real good down Jtev. James A. Miller, of Clay Gsa- -or, was ha, towfl S.uad,ay,aud preached a Jtt' the Episcopal Church iija the even lag. Arohdeca Crwortl, of Tppeka, was ia town Saturday ti 11 Mod day and was entertained by -The at the Kail -Tbvrsdey venipg was well jind good ly Monday morning came as a surprise most of us, freezing everything' up, with the tberiuouieter at zero In another ealmaa is an ordinance in regard Xp keepLpg down As of the towji we ouht to have pride ip the town to keep them i'dowp without itv us andil betie.ve that we will. adds so much to the beauty, attractiveness and value of property as a neat, thrifty, clean neigh borhood.

And atiii our hotel is crowded to its lull capacity, having to turn a few Awar. Ladle! X.p&i&yn coroe to Mrs. Selte in Clay Centre, en Saturday. March in your endeavor to publish a good Winter brings balls and therefore a demand for dancing alippers, whlcU non-parttsan newspaper," And may day forenoon, burning a hole' through Mfe cteifttiig before btingsliwio rerwi; -ft was caused by A defective flue and yet it is a brick flue and plasrared all over ad to'teil just hew it mauaed to fire. Mr, Hsfcet was not at being iajforganviltey at work OR the seetioe.

As soo as Mr, Hesket disepvered the Jre she wt down home and got her father and brother, Jim who after hard fighting succeeded ia gottiag control of h4i're, having had, to sut hole" htwigh tlte rocf get-at the fire. Thews was i 'insurance the feaild- the paper Ije true to its name, ver widtwkc to discover and point out tliegood and useful which is worthy of imitation, and also to point out un-provements that Tight to bo made. Our school board has made a change ot teachers. Mr. W.

G. Gaston who givig.iLe;yepple such "a rare-ireet. has taught this school for ix months, Our grand iEaifterimsSliiicpy-QpeBtekg. retiring, and Miss Kerr of Idana cam-in to take nnp, and finish the term. Mis Kerr arrived on Thursday, and for the spring and summer W02 will begin March 26, lasting 4, days.

We are better prepared to suit our cus tomers this season, being better ac Ing a to as aly hiy good 'lek mai hard work taH tbe bease wa vd. spent riday lu the scaoolrooui to fee arn the stature and method of work -done, iid Monday she conuaenoed quainted and knowing the' style-and yyaljlty of good? our trade demands. A fiper iitte 9f jgod wasnever brought Mr. Gasitoib, or keaehnr the last six months, moved, wtt.ti.siamily, and out e.pmpk'Ve'lv, if? bright And finished appearance on Vaster Day. Get a new tailor suit, a nice mercerised or silk petticoat, on in anj eitgrthcip jre pan tftfr sop.

Call aDexamipe epr to Clay. Center on Friday. Mr. Miller (a brother-in-law of Mr NEW 8ALEM. "Al.bert Exley, a son of Alfred Ex ley, 4 with pneumonia.

Dr. Gastons) came down on. Thursday or buyiixg e.teeeBe. (frot tlie dates, 2G-57-28-2). 3rd door So evening, and helped Gaston's move op H.

cauc torn mm sennuiSr of post office, upataiirs. Fxai JUr. Wjlkexsop helped also. IF.4i.-D. tla fr Le" ew iio for White.

Yeo Marti. Keny fieed1 horse ran" away Sat aww 'can be had in selections ot man? 1 (olorti. The first sliD- uew stoek or handsome nock fit-art, ope of the zona or coronation belts, spring gloyes, a smart style ie a hat or bonnet, a Jane Heading veil. Thoc te crown the buy one our new pew sun shades. And you will home faappy Remeaiherthe date and coise Mar.

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1 1 ter and eggs creamery. urday afternoon. It ran into W. H. Myer's yard, where the buggy became wedged between the trees.

The horse UliarchHertig hassoidhis60uth 80 Cheap Enough! to Jim Frail; consideration, broke the harness and got away from per in ine uuisurauoB is ot uikck velvet stuUed v3fh tw-3 asui cut with an smart, ts; iafieed. the Com lis so -geod hat ix proves most, becoming to the foot Gold tipsele'' cloth ia place ahoe Seaticr has th advantage Gat it will go with an tae one uiastrated is dain Fwi Visiter feas gone to Clay Cep- iter io work tot Wixon. tbe tinner. the buggy. Chrissy Quddep caught the horse.

The harness was badly jr. Ckvaee of Uplacd, vac araaifri broken, fev.t the btggy was apparently in the ipterest of bis mpToyers, the Kansas mutual Stftt. tily embnoloerea aoat tne toe and jinjwred. Jjo one ras hurt- Lewin, of Linsborg, is bene To all our Subscribers mrs. John Smith is improving uoder the care of Dr.

BewitU ing alter nis property interests at present writing. The WusA waice wants a wideawake correspondent from every community wilhan twenty miles of VV aketicld. 'If your community is not represented we would be glad to have you send in the correspondence. Write for 'Jr liberal terms to if you eaonot call at tho ottico in person. To receive a sample copy is -a cordial invitation for you to subscribe, if 5u dpn'tfeei like subscribing for a jear, better try it for six months.

We intend to make this the best local paper in the county, and would like to James Richardson left for Kan' saaCtty Tuesday, where she wiil un Wm. Guy received a car load of seed Tuesday morning. dArgo an opertio pr the euvaoiA tumor on tlw Wcjk Mrs. Cbas. Hill took the noon train YA Bowers has juit working tat El for Oklahoma Tuesday.

Sh is a daughter of W. ft. TanneWH, log by the strap across the instep, which keeps it on securely without any fear ol its slipping off at the heel. Tho' variety In the ornamentation of even-hie shoes ties principally 'in the treat-. ment of the instep, an4 an nncommon method shown in our third model which is handsomely beaded with jet, on.

glace kid. For dancing one wear not only dainty shoes but eves the stockings must match and some of their patterns in open work and embroidery are well worthy of note, and bo are the new white, kid shoes covered all over with diagonal strappings mer Dodoon. T. B. White visiting bis iwu, Bert Wm.

Gaston js haying a siege with Wbit, place it in every home within twelve the grippe. wheat In this neighborhood was very Will Oudden was married Tuesday much damaged by (he high wind Fri to Miss Lmifi lteed, of Wakefield. day, and you can talk about your real estate transfers, for even the bouses Both aire well known in this communi ty and are highly, respected, as much iniles of Walceiield. Itemeinber that jt will be a strictly non-partisan paper, Jree of all political rot. No party shall be lauded to the skies, and pope nhall be slandered nor insulted.

I believe that other people have good ideas, and a perfect right tor such ideas as may have for raino, apd consequently II I .1. 1 and everything was taking in land. Karl and Cass Cookeon went to In so as any ypung couple. They have ft Mm Firait of white silk, as are also the new black satin court shoe with Louis heel, richly worked in Jet launched their little barkcanoe into the dustry to attend an entertainment apd sea of matrimonial bliss and we belie that they are fully capable of paddling through tp the pther shore as well as Km Attnatlv Fichu. One of the latest fichus has long stole-like ends of net or lace falling from a shaped yoke piece from the any of us.

We wish them a pleasant auae they do not believe as I dp. A good, clean, newsy local paper for pur supper Friday night. New Salem is organising a ball team They will have as good a nine as any country distriot. Demerit has rented ten acres of land from H. B.

White and planted it ip oats, Bakey, journey through life. neighbors js my motto. Subscribe fop the VVjubawake and styow it to your Mrs: Uobt. Irving and daughter Ruth went to Clay Center Saturday to visit with relatives, returning Monday. Mr.

Henry SohofTner, of Junction friends. Deo. 14, Qur weather prophet say pnOUlUCTQ UUiuab IAJ UIQ UCUI vl dress and bordered with a deep frill of lace on the outer side, while the Inper Is edged with insertion or a narrow niching of ribbon. This fichu is not knotted or caught up in any way. but it may be attached at the waist if preferred by pearl-headed or dia fnat rain will be nere pofore.

we get City, moved his household furniture this article puhliahed. into tho Episcopal parsonage Tue day. We dqn't claim to bo a good judge or au expert critic, but even aboyeall fbis we think it would be wise for the mond pins. There will bo an Easter sale and supnor March 29th, aftwrnooq -and young lady to pull down the blind be' evening, at Dodson Hall, by the La fore she sits op bor lover's, lap when dies Aid Society of the M. Church.

hn comos to see hor Sqnday evenings. Artiolos useful and ornamental, also Style In klrt The skirt that has been carried ul high this year will now be lowered, It is even predicted that it will bang and that silks and laces will' trail their costly lengths upon the pavements. That this is probably correct prophecy 8unny Slope. One evening last weeek James Alsop's twenty month old daughter started out to help her father feed the cattle. Not.

knowing the obild was following he wept, on, with, h'a work and loosing sight of him she wandered down the rail road traok. Mr. Ramsey and his son hearing the childs cry and thinking of the oft told tramp story, went to see what the ory moant. They found the child lylng-on tho paok cry ing but the child gave them a merry chase but was oaugbt and taken home to her anxious parents. Easter eggs for sale.

It sno wm people will not nave such THE Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation. Is edited by the HON. JOS. H. BRIGHAM, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture of the Uniter States, assisted by an able corps of editors.

This valuablq journal, in addition to the logioal treatment ot all agricultural subjects, Will also discuss the great issues of the day, thereby adding sestty its columns And giving the farmer something to think about aside from the every day humdrum of routine duties. Wakefiold Wideawake The infant child Elsie of Mr. and good cause to talk. One of our able farmers, Frank Mis. Edgar Jerons died ip Clay Cen $ohwab, lost a buckskin glqve while ter early Friday morning of cholera can be gathered by the fact that infantum.

Mc Jevons left Wednes; harvesting last summer. Well, that is nothing extraordinary, far lots of day evening far Salt Lake City and farmers and farmer hoys loso gloves, Mrs. Jevons wept to Clay Center to visit with her parents. Mr. Jevons The all important thing about this glove Is.

that ho found this spring opuld not be found by wiring in time Mr. 3. M. Conrow's two little girls were taken alok Sunday with the to he here for the funeral. The re while plowing for oats, and It was still the leading' local paper, and tonsllltls." mains were brought down on the noon Mr.

B. K. Williams little boy ia alok Tit train and interred in the cemetery here, Great American Farmer French pictures show the women1 or next spring walking through street with skirts dragging. For the present we have the moust lift, which elevates the very nicely, and the aide lift, which bring them well up to the knees. The drop skirt fulfills Its self-appointed mission of dropping and resembling dress akirt The sheath skirt requires the back lift; one full-handed clutch below the waist line lifts It from the street ah the way around.

Other styles there will be many, but It la for the gradually lifting curtain of ltd to reveal them. a good shape at least be was wear ing it, and it looked fully as good as its mate, which he had laid away. He nays he hopes such, dry weather will with the tonsllltls. Rev. Miller, of Clay Center, conducted Mr.

H. L. Chanoo of Up Land was In the funeral. The parents bare the thlsvaoinlty last week renewing in not co.ntinie. sympathy of the community.

auranoe in the Farmers National I( you have anything to sell, adver $1.16 1.15 1.30 1.75 A follow hid on ovoropat belonging to another recently, apd straightway oompany. One Year i Kansas City Star' Farm Flreeldo Mall. Breeze The Wideawake and the irat three for -All five papers for one year for Wheat seems to ha In better shape (hat poor fellow went to the justice's tise it in toe WUUSAWAKE. If you want to hay anything, teU the people what it It is through the columns of the wideawake it you want them to vfflce to hare him arrested for steal for rain than wind. 1.50 Mlaa Daisy and Viola Kynaston spent ing.

Too bad a follow can't play an i II lt ...1.1 A 1 I 4J Know Saturday and. Sunday at home they.