The Fall River News from Fall River, Kansas • 1

TP I WS. I FALL RIVER, GREENWOOD COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 18 1.906. VOL. VIH.NO.32. WHOLE NO 336 Have you tried Boss Patent flour? Notice About thirty excursionists en- Fall River, Kansas, 11, 1906.

ou 3 Mrs. A. F. Wilkinson entertain. dl LtJILaiil joyed the clay nt Wichita Sunday Are you getting ready to r-elo brate the 4th of July? If be gin at once.

-F unuviijiciicu, nave UelV desolved our partnership business in eI about sixteen lWlv to to the blacksmith shop, said firm being plimentary to her sister Mrs G-knowu as Armour Gunzburg, and Dornhlnr rf Hi. m' Or. Brown will be in Fall River the Armour having sold his entire interest frm UeS' in all tools and 3 to 5 P- m. ist Tuesday in each month. Of mdse.

is the most complete in the city, and our. prices are right. We are selling 19 lbs, granulated sugar for $1.00 remaining in business. This is a afternoon was enjoyably F. Dove was in town notice to the Public that all accounts 8Pmt at cards.

Dainty refresh-due said firm is due and payable to merits of Pineapple Sherbet and 43 i i 43 43 4s? week reinforcing the News to to to to to to l.ic s.nu crunzourgn nas Dougnt ail cane were served ALWAYS WITHIN REACH Marion Batterton is the proud rmour interest in said accounts. S. GUNZBURG. new saddle ami possessor of a ls the money to your credit in the Tuesday vr, l'. But is your reach only- Lion coffee per package 6 lbs.

best navy beans brible. rl Bt'J7':" and.w.ndlers have nochance Mrs. F. Oakes went to Piedmont or Mrs. Blayton, to reach it.

Your own signed check iccls, uranuear. "ay luiiuwiDg tne 00 annivp IS lne Ky that unlocks it. to OII thl rifrllt hin! frtxni -f- .1 I If i TUB" WWW Saturday to visit her brother Dr YandeJl. 4 cans sweet corn 2 cans tomatoes Apru la. Please examine your herds.

wn 43 15 .25 .25 ,25 25 .25 .75 .25 mow memorable by Mrs us ot lncreasinr its accounts. one with to to to "lucrdi rewan rp 1 wtv i. i i it wi nnn I It will onen Ask C. E. Ater to show you that u.

IS. Ater whn irurit-n r. WJ ii. iuui un 43 9 bars Lenox soap Portable Bath Outfit. to Special Millinery Sale.

their friends to partake of a rbanktas ZneJZ Son Hats from SO cents to $3.00. becinn- very Palatable dinner on Wednes approved securities. to Will Pumphrey left Faiday for Wichita where he will visit a few 6 spools best thread 1 gross napkins, choice, per doz, mir hnturuay May 12. First door day at the latter's home. Plates to to norm ot fost umce.

DU f. i xvi LweiTe anu tne clay Iveys. E. A. faorton and with her parents, J.

wife, Miss Hal Stewart profitably spent. days with his sister and then to points in Colorado. Mr. Phillip came UP from wife Sundayecl P. Bertling and to 4 41 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 The well on the Fitzinorris lease will to Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Burns Pntfr probably be brought in today. A cave cave Mr.

Sims and family spent Sunday o-iiu mm i Cherryvale Sunday and visited at 1 gross towels, choice per pair Remnants in all lines ai bargain prices. YOURS TRULY, F. G. BROWN. at 1300 delayed operatbns for a time tainecI a number of young men.

at Marshall Sharps, to to to to butdnll.ngvvas resumed Wednesday Ounday May 13, in honor of Harry If news were as nlentifnl afternoon. Gas was not found in the Holland. A greens and tiipr fa? tiinttutc naa it 43 43 hole will nrove a i 7. thl ana pronounced the host vss Baldwin and wife visited Sun hole will prove a duster. It is to day with her parents Geo.

Richardson and wife. farthest west of the holes put down in this field by LaDow's company. New the A Blackman home. Geo. Dornblazer and wife came up from Saplupa.I.

T. Sunday and are visiting with A. F. Wilkinson and wife. The band boys are now ready to give thei outdoor concerts.

Is the city ready to erect a band stand that the public may be en emu uuBiesB royai entertainers. Those present were; George Swart, Arthur Morgan, Fred West, Ed Bales and Harry Holland. Ella Ivey spent Tuesdav n.Vht Albany Ray. Ona Brannaman Dr. Cor mack of Fredonia was 45 for tack of Boss Phone No.

Patent Flour. The Republican county primary in town Sunday. Charleston. for the nomination of their officers Victor. F.

Hagy returned home from 0, H. Tippet made a business occurred Sntnrday May 12, over Eureka Monday. trip to Eureka Tuesday. first of the A good rain Monday. E.

Rentier, wife and son Warren spent Sunday evening at J. W. ballots were cast, in the Salt tertained and the country people wend their way cityward? We had a fine rain the week. Nichols of Sedan transacted Springs township 111, W. Taylor was in Eureka Tues I guess Sunday school will business in this city Friday.

be The following is the tota num Dr, S. C. Brown, Dentist, Office over day transacting business. failure this summer. the Post Office, Open Fridays and ber: H.

Hodgson of Eureka was a Saturdays. Candidate S. P. Two. Countv Mrs.

Shultz spent Mondav aft.r., i Boss Patent Flour at $1.00 per A.ck business visitor in town Friday For Representative. Mrs. W. Crawford and son Paul at Brown's. Marcia.

Elmira and Grace Haggard visited at Mr. Fustons Sunday Arthur Morgan, Fred West, K.i Bales, Harry Holland and Hal Stewart attended the dinner given in honor ri T-T -i wun nrs. tout. Mrs. F.

O. Sanders is visiting went to Kansas City Wednesday Ray Stout visited at A. Sallee Edorar Palmer of Joplin. Mo her parents in Fall River this John Redman Jno. A.

Edwards Geo. W. durt T. C. Peffer for a few weeks visit, They will uay.

310 820 776 257 was a guest of relatives and friends week. also visit at Webb City, Carl tr 01iana at J. C. RnrnV Harve Patterson and f.miw Burn Sunday. 43 17 43 8 10 39 53, Junction and Joplin.

For Treasurer. A tip. T. Ranest of Severv was Tuesday niht at G. Ryans.

Mrs Rachel Longworth and MyetU- fOlln Nnalroa victtosl 1.. fun. i Oliyer Rockhill Two cases in the police court 715 in town Friday on professional A. L. Cahle 806 i iuikb at- uubii irom JUureka Wed- Friday.

Now, honest, doesn't business. V'; u.gUl na aunaay. nesaay to visit Mrs. Longworth's a job press and a large amount of A. E.

Shaw Fall River need a revival G. Rvans vi.sitp.i at aaughter Mrs. W. T. Morgan.

Miss 6 type and is now ready to do your Ni Penwell 178 i vuruicv joaxers I T.l TT Sunday. lay. Pe returned home Saturday, For Register Of Deeds. Frank Burns and family drove job work and make attractive ads. J.

Moreran and famiw G. H. Johnson to Fredonia Friday for a visit at Mr. Parks of Kansas City visited Wednesday with relatives in this city. Be ready to see Dr.

0. B. Truster about your teeth. Look out for dentist Truster next A. L.

French 37.2 682 584 Sunday afternoon with Dan Giles who is very ill. the home of D. Fitmorris. 9 54 17 26 week. W.

H. Phillips A number of the boys went to Wich-tNSunday to see the ball game. G. Ryans spent Wednesday at Harvc Pattersons. David Odell spent Sunrlav John Willis 549 Last Saturday was a very windy Mrs.

G. B. Fedrick and son Dick Thorntie Evans and wife and daughter tpent Sundav with For Sheriff. and disagreeable day but never Williard Sherwin of Ft. Scott is took the westbound Tuesday jfor n.

i i. Tier Bogart and family. M. L. Errickson Ole Branson theless the stores were crowded Tim and their home in Lookout, Wyotn ing.

29 779 8 198 38 897 Sallees. May and Edna Mortran 3j visiting his cousins Frank Kimball. and lots of business done Ed StClair Bessie Noakes W. H. Evans Cope visited Will Henderson and wife Thursday and Friday.

J. W. Morgan of Covvill days Artie Misses Mabel and Edith Gibson A complete line of Stock and Food at Browns. Jay Pritchard entertained friends last week with Minnie and Moore. For Clerk 35 271 District Court 28 630 who have been visiting with their a.

o. Bell aunt Mrs. L. S. Ganes, returned Frank B.

Gregg Frank Evans. Will Ha 31 505 from-Madison and bevery this to their home at Coweta, I. T. Leslie A. Gould E.

L. Strimnle vcii i 724 UeViIbiss and Bert Staley spent Sat-228 night and Sunday with Walter week. 39 9 on his brother W. T. Morgan Friday.

J. W. Bogart and wife drove to-Coyville Friday. Near Coyville. Mary and Katie Daub e-av a Frank Greer came home Thursday and visited until Sunday with his family.

Mrs. E. Richards returned home fxom New Albany last week. She was accompanied by her sister. Everybody probably knows that Dr.

Trusler's dentsj work is very Next Sunday May 20th there will For County Superintendent. Brodrick and E. Moore. A.F. DeFever and wife left be a meeting of the Baseball Fans at H.

W. Nixon Mr. StockdickiVand wife, Mr. Norh 946 401 Monday for Buffalo to spend a 2 clock in the schoolhouse vard. J.

E. Slater last Saturday evening in hnr xuiss Mamndale Will Bown tew days. lney will then go to Everybody who is interested in base C. M. Barnard 448 Iola for a few days visit.

I ball should be present; there is no F. S. Haerv 3 8 2 97 Surveyor 23 80 their guests Katherine and Elsie Doeringof Utopia. Ben and Albert Prichard and J. W.

Parker went to Elmer Wards fishing reason why Fall River should not For County visited at Mr. McCredies Sunday. Walter McCredie and Mell Shultz went to Wichita Sunday. Tl 357 1175 895 VI. xrusier returned home have as good a team as any of our W.

J. Bilson oaturday from iopeka where he neighboring towns C. C. Huntington Mrs J. Hutchison and Mrs, C.

T. Butts visited in Wichita surprise partv o-ivn Baseball teams are good advertising had been attending the State For County Attorney at ,1. Moort'K Thi.rli.lni, Saturday returning Sunday. Dolpha Harford spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ruel Parker (cards for their respective towns and Medical Association. Robt.

H. Clogston 77 1764 iijgiii. uy a number of their friends gathering at their home. The evenine- wa wnt instead of receiving the opposition of For County Clerk, I the inhabitants of the town everyone W. H.

Bonnett 86 17Q1 in playing games and in music. fames Phelps spent Sunday with home folks. Ora Prichard returned home Satur I should give them their support. For ProBate Judge. A number friends James Mills 92 1817 Mrs.

A. O. Palmer went to Neo. oorea as far as Severv on thPi- day. Alice Vandemark came will I For Coroner.

desha Wednesday to visit her trip to Oregon. L. S. Trusler 82 1731 parents for a few days. For Commissioner 1st Dist W.

H. Dalton fi42 Salt Creek. Mrs. G. R.

Kenyon went to Eu- her. Bertha Ware returned to hei hon near Cave Springs Sunday. Born, May 11, to George Daub and wife, a girl. Sunday school was organized wid E. Lewis as superintendent-.

For Central Committeeman. reka this weekto attend the Christ Mrs. Ada Oakes and son went to F. G. Brown ian Science association.

Piedmonl to visit Saturday night and Sunday with her brother Will Yandell. An Old Settler Dead. I. Moore and family started Pearl and Mabel Bald Win finpnr of meeting- 10 o'clock. Friday for Oregon where they ex Wendell Fairbrother t-assed away at his home in Severy Monday morn- I Thursday afternoon with Dora Hend Martha Reed and Roy Sparks call pect to remain for some time.

ing May 14. The deceased was born lerson. ed at the home of W. Reed near Rod: rru. i ti I Ridge schoolhouse Friday afternoon.

j. no voinmerciai llouse is Sexton moved to Janesville, Wis. 1854 where John Nellie Fields and Roy Sparks, VioU undergoing alteration this week. he was married to Miss Fanny E. OUMa at nr- Busby, Martha Reed and Fanny 1 he building will be moved back I Jmmm Lester on Dec.

24, 1861 who together I Mary and Maggie Morton spent with 4 surving children Mrs. Luella I Sunday afternoon with Ella Ivev. Parker called on Ora Prichard Sun and a magmficient structure add day afternoon. Bailey, Mrs. Cora Davee, Lester and AIrs.

Edna Ladlie aH P.i ed to the front. Mrs. Noble visited with Mrs. B. mourning nis aemise.

In win spent Fr av ecmln ut ti, Ware Tuesday. E. Bradfield had on exhibition npnioinewas among the first who Saturday a peculiar vegetable in answered his country's call bv en 1 SI5.00 listing- in Co. D. 2 Wis.

Vni: Inf ar. the lorm of a radish which ha was immediately ordered 10 the front Gnjoy yourself grown to full size and perfect with where he took part in the battle of the exception that a rustv iron Bull Run and was so severly wounded unK was fastened firmly through that he was given discharge and re it. turned to his home, but recovering re- i nese hot days oy sampling those tee cold drinks at Miss Anna Burns and enlisted this time in Co. D. 4 Wisconsin Cavelry and remained in the neice 1 1 KONE Nellie Burns started Monday for service until the close of the war, seeing much active service and manv inaianapohs, where they will spend a month visitinjr rela hardships.

In 1871 he removed to Also Steffien's ice cream Gaede's bread and pies, canned ff tnvii nr. ffs tives. Mrs. B. Tavlni- Greenwood county, Ks.

His lite was such as inspire the affection ol friends and Commands the respect of the in F. G. Brown's MerchRntile Store durinii the abBennn nf community. He was a member of Bums, 1 Brownlow Post at Severy, 1.