The Wasp from Netawaka, Kansas • 1

WA Vol. I. NETAVAKA, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 24, ISM, So. 20. TUB THE WASP Ueberrholn Is siding his offlou today IMs-raiuiui to-day.

Did you Whm il0fiSEY TO Come to the Concreirat lonal hurch Friday evening and be hoered and refreshed by the urlous Catering Company. Cordially, Committee Date, Friday Evening, June 1, 1803. Curious Catering Cu'h. Bill of Tare. 1 only wish and wish and wish that I could lish and hh andllsh; Pd like to sit tho live loug day, upon a bale of prario hay, down where the river ssdly wailes, and fish for suckers and for wlalei.

'Tis sliameful that on Uds free soil a man must toil and toil and toil; nnd grunt aud sweat. and strive ami groan, and bust his martingale and moan; grow old and buhl before PAEM PROPERTY, TO lU.UUU. igowraia ui uiicucaw without commission, Paying off privil(zges after tlrdysar. CHALLIS5, Netawaka Kansas. mi' GET YOUR YOUR LUMBER AT THE NETAWAKA LUMBER CO.

(Successor to John Gibdons) Wasp 222-To your 75 CENTS from time subscription isreceiv-. ScL until July 1, 1896. Take advantage of this AT ONCE asit is good for 10 DAYS ONLY. kuow-UP Prof Ewbank, Co- Supt, Is In this vicinity to day. II Iloverstock shipped a car cf hog Thursday night.

n. Mulllns and wife, ard over from Holtoujtoday. "Is there a Ood?" Subject at the M. E. church Sunday uight.l C.

Arehor was up from Whiting Monday on professional business. S. J. Douii delivered somo fino hogs to Iloverstock Graves Thursday. Miss Ruby Piailklnglott itturcod homo from Ontario a few days since.

Buggies fmm f50 and up, all guaranteed. Call and see them. E. B. Rust.

Jolmsou Liwck are headquarters for lino neckwear and the latest stiles in nals. Reeves Bros, shelled three carloads of corn for Park, on the Kellogg farm this week. Wo aro a good weather prophet and have been expecting this rain for a Week. Imported French' Noveltbo in Dress loods, worth 55 cents, ftpw 35 cents, Merkel Kern. Carpets sold by sample.

Come in and see them we will give you satisfaction. Bubncr. Mr. Gentry, of Minneapolis, was in the city on business a few days first of the week. i.

Pure spring water Ice," clear as crys tal, for salo and delivered to any part of the city, E. Kust. A new sidewalk is beiogput down in front of the Mullin's property to-day. Thus tho city improyes. Johnson Lueck have another car of flour on tho road.

It's remarkable how much flour they sell. Mrs, Sam Thornborough and Mrs. Tallev, of Ontario, were visiting in the City and vicinity firstof the week. Tho Ladies of the M. Society will not servo ice cream on Decoration Day as was announced in our kct issue.

A good reliable gasoline stove for summer is a necessity. Hatch has them and they are cheap. See them quickly. nitcli has made another hit. This timo it is axle grease.

Galena Grease 13 warranted to run a buggy 200 miles without greasiug. Mrs. Green, who has been ill for some time at tho of her juients, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, returned to her home first of the week.

Buggies, Surreys, Spring agons and Bicycles at bod rock prices for good goods. We buy or.r goods by the car Joad and can not be undersold E. B. Rust. I T.

M. Sumner called Monday He left Tuesday for Hutchison, to; attend a meeting of tho Grand Lcd' of K. P's, as the representative of tne lodge at this place. Tho Ladies Aid Society of tho Presbyterian church will serve ice cream and cake at Kinney'3 Hall on Decora-lion Day afternoon aud evening. Everybody invited.

Tho E. L. social, announced last week to be held at Rov. Rucker's home has been changed arid will he hold at the homo' Father Kern, on Monday evsning May 27. (, Tho best is tho.

cheapest Buy the Leather Stockings, in Misses and Children's sizes, Every pair guaranteed in wear and color. Call and see them. Merkel Kern, T.W. Paige, A. Beamcr.

H. Hover-stock, J. Anion, T. M. Sumner and Geo.

While were at vVclmore Saturday night last, in attendance at mooting of the Masonic Lodgo. Tn the absence of any especially ap pointed services for Sunday morning by the Grand Army, ft memorial ser mon will be preached and special mu sic rendered at the Cong'l church. Another illustration of the advantago 5f advertising camo to our notice this week; The Refrigerator mentioned: in mir Inral columns last weok, wan sold in a fow days after tho papercatu cout. The Netawaka School 'Library will jno open" on tho. 1st and 3d Saturdays of each Yhcnth to the patrons of tho school to borrow or return books.

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U. Powers Post No. 135, (1. A. It, meet nrit Saturday of ouch uioutn.

M. E. Church. Services 1st and 3d Sunday evih month, mornliiK and cvonlntf. Epworth Lewie meets Tuesday W.

L. ltucker, pastor. Church. 1'rwiflhln 1st and il Sunday In each month, niurulug and evening. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.

Prayer meetim Wednesday S. BUby, pastor. rKESUYTEKlAN Church. Sorvleos 2d and -jth Sunday, moruiuK and evening. Her, Todd, pastor LATTEll DAY SAINT Church.

every Sunday, niornlnn and evenina. Prayer meeting Thursday Davis, pastor. ST All OF HOPE of P. meets 1st and 8d Tutsday nljjlit, eaeli month. Tho.

Sum nor, C. C. K. liibbous.K. of POLAR STAH Lodiro, So.

130, A. F. A. moots Thursday nisht on or before full month. Page, VV.

11. Pluiikiutou, Seey. Wall paper cheap at Bubnev's. See thaUvaU paper at Buhner's. Seeds to lot out on shares.

natch. Come In nad subscribe for This WASr. Order your new suit of Johnson Lueck. Singlo harness from 15.00 up, at Root's. See Buhnor before buying your paints.

You need a nice carpet. Buy it of Bubnei. J. R. Reeves went to Hiawatha Tuesday, Chas.

Kern went to Ilolton Wednesday on his wheel. Meikcl Kern sold half a car of flour in one week, J. N. Reeves was a caller at our sanctum Wednesday. AH last season's wall at cost.

Some bargainc Bubnor. Soe the new summer dress goods at Johnson Lucck's. New goods arrive everyday in the year, at Johnson Lueck's. Blair still has two or three tons of hay for sale. Rev, Lewis, of, Whiting, came up Thursday oh his yhccl.

Have you noticed that new neck wear at Merkel Kern's? Judge Hoagland, of, HoltcJi, was in the city en legal business. Attend the ice cream social at Father Kern's Monday evening, jiay 27... Mrs. J. Sumner, of Oldsburg, 1c visiting T.

M. Summer and family, Dr. E. Henderson has located in the city for the practice of medicine. Rev.

Everett preached at the Presby terjan church last Sunday morning. "Window glass, putty, paints and oil of all kinds kept in stock, Buhner, Miss Grace Spragtio, of Horton, is visiting her friend Miss Anna Buhner. Finest lino of ladies' and children's Oxfords in town at Johnson Lueck's. See thoso new gasoline stoves. They are beautiesfrom $5 up at Hatch's.

Bro, Eristow, of was a Whiting visitor at tho ball game Satur day. A complete stocl; of hucgies fcr sale at the Netawaka Livery Barn.E. B. Rust, Proprietor. Miss Birclio Netavakd is in the city teaching her music Goffs Advance C.

L. Christian stmt one of ctlr 1 'enter prising farmers, made us a pleasant call Tuesday, Iloverstock and Sumner made a businoss trip to Winchester a few days since. Call and see tho new bedroom suits all o-l. tllass on dresser 24x30 In. For $14,50, at Bubner'a how 18 the time to buy your four, as It will advance and we have auoth-er car load on ban -Mekel Kern.

be lucky uumbcr that drew the Singor sewing machine at1 Merkel and Kern's baking powder salo' was 43! hold by Mrs Sam Waldon. Or.r territory ii extending rapijly. Dur paper jroes td alV'por'ions Vtf i ibis broad liind tiutt rcachci tt ben. mark, Eniope. friends.

Relief. Chopped Coinm intators Cold Carred Creature Cured Cucumbera Cold Curd Country G)usln's Comfort Comminuted Commodities ChurnedCream Cerent Compound Crying Coinfoit Condiments 2ct9. 5 eta 2 cU 2 els A cts 1 ct 1 ct 2 ct Crystal Clear Country cream (Dessert,) Congealed Cream 5 cli Cook's Curious Compositiori 6 Hi PARALLEL ITEMS. Dy Peekaboo Jr. April 24, 1885.

AUio Scheussler spont Sunday in Reti awaKa. Tel Paige was seen on tho Parallel Monday. John McCasej returned from a visit to his parents, Sanday. A. E.

Graves, the Netawaka stoclt buyer, was on tho Parallel Saturday. Miss Priscilla Lueck is learning dressmaking with Mrs. Capt. Little, Godfrey Abie and daughter, Rosa) will leaye for a visit to Europe the lasE of the week. Where has our old correspondent gone.

Rumor pays he ha3 gone to tli-sonri, fishing. Jessie Barrett and his best girl ktr tended tho graduating exercises at Holton, Monday evening. Fred May attended church at Neta- waka Sunday. He was also a caller at Mr. Huff's in the evening, L-Mr, Stouse, East Liberty townshlnj delivered two fino horses at Netawaka Friday and stopped at tho Parallel on his way homS.

Cap't Little is having his house paini? ed. Will Nichols, of Netawaka, doing the work. Will i3 quite an expert with tho brush. Oliver Meade, and daughter Blanche who. spent the winter iu Florida, and returned a lew weeks ago, are stopping ac John Wolverton's.

Mr. Williamsopof Straight Creek, was a caller ai the Iranctan stock tarA last Saturday. Mr. is one of Jack-i sod. county's best farmers and keeps up with the times.

i Emory and Mrs, Burro ns callers at Capt. Little's last These ladies brought several dresses to be made. They havo seen Mrs. Little's-, work and pronounce her to bo the mbs'; tylish dressmaker in Kansas. Quite a number of our young folkq' spent-a day In picnicing and fishing at Elx cr-etk, near Reiderer's mity Among the party was Clara and Graco Maynard, Minnie and Frank Porter? field, Clararice, Lyda and Lena Little, Gesse and Lottie Barrett, George CryY der, Fannie Meadows, Edna Moulton, Daisy Hoover, Fred May, Nora llti comb and Rosa and Hattie Abole.

One of the young bid'es vran heaixl to ref mark that tho most of the sh thov caught "suckers." We understand that there was ono young lady who did not get to attend the fishing; party on account of her best tollov? being afraid of tho rain. Young man; do not be afraid of rain in drouth? Kansas If. you want to go with tho ladies. Ed, Wasp: PJeiic annotinco id your paper tliat tho G. A.

R. Post cf this city will observe Decoration Day (30th inst.) (vitii appropriate serviced at the Congregational church at 2 o'clock p. m. Address by Rev, Thomas, of Ceremony at cemetery according to G. A.

ft. Ritual, Invitations ard hereby extended io all orders aud citizons to join with uo in eommomorating the day. By request of Pott 135. It. rjLAHKlNQTON, Adjf Bubher says ho thinks the crop pi'O: poets are all right without rain, as he sold soveral cribs In one day this week) Kit Carson camo into our oillce oh day this week and told us a great big w-story Kir.

something qt tho kind MywaV thoy had hPWfcatocs for 0)i-fair, il'j'a u'ji'j tUw.l Subset 1ST-. his time in following tho fostlvo dime. Ah, life would bo a ploasnnt Jroain if ono could sit bebitlo a etroam, with rod in hand, at early dawn no comrade but his demijohn (tho latter filled with lemonade) to sit there In tho drbwsy shadewhat higrhcr bliss mortal wish? Ah, let U3 jro and lish and fah, Walt Mason Feed Buhner has sold so much Ham-mar paint lately, that ho was competed to order more. Among Ihoso who have purchased the goods nro the fol lowing: Sid Martin, Jacob Kern Sr. A.

Amou, Cnpt. Littlo and others. It has giyen entire satisfaction in every caso. Again it hoi been demonstrated that it paj3 to advertise. When you want point see tho Hamsnar goods.

If you want to make a salo of anything, if you havo lost anything, if jou have any new goods for sale, if you want a situation, in fact no matter what you wish, make your wanH known iu Toe Wasp and you are sure reap, a re ward. There's nothing smoother than a tree upon this valo of tears; tho sighing of the foliage is music to our cars. How swcot, upon a summer day, beneath some tree to lie, while birdlots on the boughs o'er head, sing anthems to the sky. How gratefully yon noble oak the rain and a'r receives! How pleasantly the sunlight glints betwixt the shining leaves! Go, plant a tree; when age comes on, beneath its boughs you'll sit, and bless, and bless, and bless a-gain the hands that planted it Go, plant a troe my fellow man, in extacy and glpe; some day you'Jt want to hang yourself, and you Will need a tne Walt Maeon. There is said to be ono editor in heaven.

How ho got there is not positively known, but thought that he passed himself off for a minister and slipped in. When they discovered the dodge search was mado in all the length and breadth of the celestial realm for a lawyer to draw up tiie nee-ce3Sary papers for an ejectment," but they couldn't find one and the editor still holds the fort. Ex He must have been, a Kansas editor to have been able to get in at all. He probably had a pass in his pocKet though. were favored, on Monday alter- noont wiih a call from Misscg Sewcll and Price and Mrs.

Sewell. Wo tried to explain somewhat the mysteries of the "Ancient Order of Printer's Devils" but as our press was not running wa could not give all of the mysteries of the craft. Thoy promised to return some day when our press was at work and see us run off our great metropoll tan weekly. John who lived for number of yeira cr. the Shedd-Marshal farm, aud who has many friends in this vicinity, is quite sick again, He recently had one of his limbs amputated on account of a cancer and it is trouh ting him again, We understand he la not expected to live.

The trial of John Bimrod on the charge of selling intoxicating liquor, was before Justice Blair again TucS' After heunhg all the evidence a verdict was returned in favor of the defendant. 'J. Archer appeared for the defense and Co. Atty, Crane for the stato. 5 Isaac Caesity, Wetmore'sli watch maker and jewelfcr, will be la Neta waka, Monday of each week to repair clocks, watches, sewing machines and Jewelry of all kinds.

Parties want ing work clone in his lino see him, or leive orders at tho drug store of Christenson, tf tt heals the world What advertising will do. Our friend, Buhner, came in atid handed us.a local about thoso bod rco.m Suits on Wednesday morning, and by the timo we had it In tho form he had sold a set or two. Verily adver tising gets there. Mr. nd Mrs.

Sandci and baby, Mr. and vV. Henderson aud two litjJo ones, of Whitmgi Mfs. Sanders, of Nemaha, and M. V.

McCnlfoiiith; IEW, wth tho and family Puuday. One Gives THOS. HATCH, Has Just Received jGar Loads of Implements Barb Wire, Nails and other Hardwaie. fcetawaka is going to be Headquarters for Everything the Failner eeds and at prices that rill be satisfactory to all Call and see the New Flows, Listers, Planters and Harrows at Lowest Prices. THOS HATCH a AMO.

President The Netawaka State Bank J. C. casmer. $10,000 (Incorporated December 12, 1801.) NETAWAKA, KANSAS, $10,000 1 Personal Liabilities, fltal, Paid Up itiaso Welsh, E. Graves, W.

H. Coluctt. A. Amon, J. C.

Challiss Interest allowed on tirne. deposits, Collections ft specialty. Accounts of merchants and farmers solicited. Barber Shop r. ladies hair cleaning end trimming done.

I lie Peoples'.