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Sunny JustTocoiv Mrs. Krinn of Ohio is visiting her aunt Mrs. D. Dunn, she expects to Local Item L. C.

Cookson was in Clay Canter Saturday. Don't forget that J. H. Ostlun.1 spend the summer here for the benelit of her health. Claj Center, does first class work on photos.

SamConrow and Geo. Towle drove to Clay Center last Wednesday and hud At the Wakefield Cash Store to drive home through the rain With these big rains, and lartre crona Mrs. Wm. Alsopand daughter, Myra taring us in theface. and'caiisimrtw.

moved to Clay Center Monday. pleasant look and good appearance to Geo. Towle sold his mule to II insurouci us we could do nothinc Myers last Tuesday. ter than to see Sommars next week and jjetour photo taken, they guarantee J. Jevons and wife visited at Mrs.

Dunn's Sunday. Harley Martin of Clay Center visited his brother Alva, over Sunday. A Ucher shipped some cattle Monday evening. A new lot of Parasols and Umbrellas from SOoto $2.50 Headquarters for Trunks, Va 1 ices, Leather and Cloth Grips, Telescope valices, etc. We have plenty of Bran and White Shorts.

Special Price made on quantities. SITHighest market price paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry in exchange. 4 4 $44 Mrs. E. Hendci son is working ftr Mrs.

Rhomesburg who is under tie neirworic. Go to the hotel and got your dinner Sunday, the following is the BILL OF FARE Tomato Soup' Roast Beef and Brown Gravy Cream Potatoes Green Peas Macaroni and Cheese Stawberry Short Cake Pumpkin Pie Ice Tea Coffee Milk doctors care. Mrs. H. Ramsey and Miss Eyre were out horse-back riding Sunday and calling on friends, Lizzie Holt called on Edna Towle Monday afternoon.

NoraPettet visited with her uncle Fred Towle's a few days last week. Dinner at 1 o'clock Price 2Twt A number of Lizzie Holts friends For $1. I will make Ollft dnon Una called to see her Sunday afternoon, we Oval Photos, the latest style. L. Teit-zel, opposite the Racket are allgladto have lurimong us again, S.E.

RICHARDS City, Kan. she is looking well, she thinks she woulb rather live in sunny Kansas than Fred Gardner was visitinu- witl, ha inerry England. home folks at Moraranvilli. lftsf Joe Clawley was replanting corn for and Saturday. A.

Uoher, Monday. Mrs. John McDonald and Since the recent rains the gardens Mrs. Dr. McCord of lfilfn.rt and crops as well as the weeds are hown Monday and did some tracRB growing nicely.

guilts nere. 1 Adam Hoover received tolir'm We are glad to see that Mae has got home again, and hope she had a very Tuesday morninir anhounnlnrBt th nice visit. Sunshine. death of his father at his home in 111. we extend our deepest svmnathv tn Mr.

Hoover and family in this hour of their bereavement. ARKNESS DAVIS, Go to C. R. Hewitt forpaper hanglntr or painting. ATTORNEYS AT J.AW, All next week, June 2nd to June Oth.

CLAY CENTER, KANS. Sommars will be here, to do vour photographic work. None but first class work turned out. All work guaranteed to satisfy, and done Offlce over Buchanan's Jewelry Store. RESERVOIR! Will make the season of 1002 promptly.

They are the leading photographers of Clay Center, and for your convenience, make this town one week each month. Don't forget the date, all next week June 2nd, to June the Oth. On Monday at Joe Daken's; Tuesday afternoon and night at David Molo i WW? Mrs. Lee has returned from a two ney's; Wednesday and Thursday at I weeks visit with friends and relatives at Morganville. Mrs.

Taylor Friday at J. Bundle's. Stilt; Saturday at Madge Broughton, who has len Faidley's barn, Wakelield. H.G.Lovett visiting with her uncle Dr. Hewitt returned to her home in Kansas City Monday noon.

Dr. Boner, the u-ito ti 99 BOB v.wvj I 11 his office from Thursday May 21'thjlo Thursday June th. Dam of Uub F. whr Mollle, from Cblcuiro, (u Cut pi-iocs oil our beautiful hats, A very fast roud marc), who took first money In prices to suit the pt-ople, don't forget that we have on our mid-summer style Clay County ween, moiiio years. Sire was We are alwn.r glad to seo you.

come Chicago Hoy, (standard, he Hired by Flak llum-bletonlun, and he wus Hired by Ky sJIke Humble-Ionian No. 10. CLARA BARTON, WHO IS TO REPRESENT AMERICA AT THE and examine our g-jods buying el-ewherc. Yi i-r In I We have brought the hone froraClilouiro.by INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS CONGRESS. Fifty nations are sending representatives to the International Rod Cross request of many patron, who like his colts, Ed Bowers is assisting at the denut I they bclmr so tractable, trood Nixed, and line congress nt St.

rctersburjj Mny 6 to 20. Seven delegates have been appointed during the absence of Batchellor. Dr. Hewitt attended the Messiah at )' ttrlrers. Will make the season at home.

Terms: 7.00 to insure. Ed. 8outhwlok, 10 represent the united Stntes nt the conference. Clara Barton, the venerable president of the American organisation, will head the delegation. Liusborg Friday..