The Wasp from Netawaka, Kansas • 1

i I 1TJH 'i NETAWAK. KANSAS. FRIDAY, SKPTEMIJEU in Netawaka i booming Mrs. J. (Jroiin risltoQ at her fathon a fW days this week.

IB pilio Spwoll is In Brpwu-co. Bert Wutherlatnl is ou the slejc liyt. Com Harrier ia working ip this ylo.v ity. Will bo the timo to look around tor goods Mrs. Sewell was Jn IIoHoa a tiff days since.

Com cutting has begup iji pil neighboihooi TI10 entertainniont lit rresbyterian church on last Friday night, was a sue-cess iii every way, Tio church was well filled and th niuUenco npurccla-toiltho recital. Miss iluilOonod tho tho ontcnatniiKint with nu intruniental selection, tho classes cinrchlng op Ihe lilu(for) to tho musio, Openin? Bong by Wotnioro clnsu then followed, nfler whleli. U07. T. Kveritt ip few well cIumou, remarks niado tie nrldrcs? of wolcoiuo.

A piatio duet caiuo next and waa enjoyed by those Tho organ solo ly Otto Puugh and ono on he piano by Mrs, Abbott were good. Tho piano duct by Mcsdames Corwin and Clippinnjor was wuli sondored, Ap organ solo by Nollio Perot vi a gcnid. Myrtlo Graham rendered an ext elicit recitation. The duet by Cluuincy Abbott and Miss Hull wai ono of thp best, ycagia Foi'ter santf a very pretty' solo that pleased the andi6nj.o. 'J'ho organ soloa by Missos Graham and Caldwell wero woll executed.

Huby Nanco saug a beautiful little spng and render Somo of the lmy ha? been put up ap. more are tutting, Bert Alford retnrped from Erapprit Saturday night. 11 I Wo understand Jnmos Klahr haj sold Ida farm to Mr. Grove. Amy Doud returned first of the wepk from a visit will) rolatlvcs at, Whiting.

Walt rovrn went St. Joo Tiniv day night, and will take in, tho fair. You can't play base ball if you don't wear one of Merkel Korn's Sweater! Miss Ida Stanlr.y and Bert foster visited Kansas City on the excursion j. Johnson A Lnnek ajftv headquanm for line neckwear andtho latest stjles in liats. 11.

Chadwoll was down from Brown-co. this week in scorch of a farm in thisyioinity; Mason frnit iars and tin fruit cans cheaper than ever at Johnson Lueck's. 1 Holton Saturday's 'V Brutus and Ilarrj Sewcll nj, Holton Monday. xat Qro rell selected and cheap, you will find ilera at G. T.

B0LMAFS reduced our stock the pas seasoivto a very low matgia, wq iudw have selected a choice stock of General 'Merchandise and jiave marked all goods DOWN TO BED ROOK PRICES, tro the time3 it pays the buyers to look at our new stock. i We are agents for Ed Rose Go's. Custom Made Clothing. Have a well selected book of samples fitid can make you a suit to order, guaranteeing a fit from Sn.so to rmo. .0 0 James Callihan was a visitor in, tiilf uoiglibcnicod Sunday.

Joo Thomas roado a trip to tU ppt tion of country Mondav. ed a recitation 111 a fanner that capt vaicd the audienco nnd they cave her a See the new goods nt Johnson tick's. Dress. Good3 and Shoes in hearty enpore. The organ solp by Kate Scarlcs and the piano eqlo by Vcrgia great variety.

1 School Supplies 20 per cent choapor Foster were good and enjoyed by all. A piano anet by Birdio Huff and Ver- than you ever bought before J. P. Christenscn. gia Foster pleased every ono.

A piano solo by Mrs. Clippinger.waa good. A duet -by Mrs. Abbott and Miss lluff All Summer Dress Goods must bo closed out, rogardloss pf cost 'John Stone returned homo Wednes dny, buying a cart bejoro ho left, Eva ebb rctju ned homo hst wrp after a few days visit in this vicinity. Georgo Cochran's house looks muefy better since the ndditiou has been odd; cd.

Ira Densford returned borne Sunday, ITo had been visiting Harry Sewgl foe a few days. The infant daughter ot Mr. and Harlow Sumner died Saturday afterr noon. September 7, and was buried Sunday at 2 m. Dave Williams liWng.east of town, was badl7 cut whilq cutting (ccfft son Lueck's, was a number that orory one liked A piano solo by Mrs.

Corwin was a splendod selection and well rendered. Johnson Lueck received anolhej Our $15.00 to $20.50 suits are the best gords, best made and jjest fitters ever offered in this market. The firm is the large st and invoice of dry goods Tuesday, They got goods every day. The vocal solo by lisyHallio Graham was of a high order, and showed that the lady is an excellent performer. pest of the kind Chicago.

1 I A. B. Rosonvoorn, of was The organ solo by Miss Bhirey was a in the city and vicinity first of the good one. A piano duet by Miss Huff week, looking for a farm. COME AND LOOK AT THE SAMPLES 'AND THE ami Mrs.

Corwin, and the good night A. J. Bcamer mado a business trip to song by the Goffs class, both of. which wore good, and two selections not on St. Joe, Tuesday night.

Ie will bay -OTHER GOODS HAVE TO OFFER AND i inn wej. -Charles Cha-Mer will Satur morn goods tvhilo there. day for Salem, where he will the printed program, completed the evening's entertainment. Miss fluff is Jacob Myers fs now prepared to woik for a few moaths. save money serve the public in the lino of restaurant business.

Call on hini an esoollopt' instructor and' deservpg great, credit as the result of this recital Miss Callio Askren was up John Holmes is haying a new of paint put oa the inside of their Eig Simon, of the Kiokapoo Kesprya tion, was a cullor at our office Thura In our write up of our musio teach Vfkiting. Weinesday evening in attendance at the Eworth Leag-w social. cr3wo mado aiV. ertor-'jrearcliug GET I THE wasp, GET Miss Huff, which wo gladly correct, Rev. Dwight Dunham, Fairview.

will fill tho pulpit at the Cong'l ohurch Sunday, hept. Jo, niorumg and even TIME CARD. MISSQUKI PACIFIC YOUR YOUR ing. we sam she had taught music since her graduation at 'seventeen, when we should have said, since she was fourtoeu years of age. making five years expenencp at) a She the study of music at nine years NETAWAKA, KANSAS.

Mrs. Wolfe and children, of Decatur day. The Democratic County Convention will beheld at noltou, September 19. Read the adr. of Bolman in this if sue.

He has something to say to you. Our ball team go to Whiting tomorrow to beat the Whiting team. T. II. Sumner is at St t.hia tSHEEast county airifiw the city this week LUMBER to visit with her parents D.

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in. of ago, under good instructors, and commenced teaching at fourteen, grad uating at seventeen. We are informed, that tho daughter SC. R. ToixiVEji, Agent, AT THE of D.

Munns, who visited hero a short TJie Epwtrth League social at the time since, and has been very sick attending tho fair. Mrs. Bubner spent a few days visit In Of In flip onnnfrir. homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Vyiliiam Jlarri since leaving here, la slowly recov soni on Wednesday night, wis a suc ering. NETAWAKA LUMBER CO. cess. A good crowd Avas present and It is as hot as July to-djy: J. C.

Ramy has established an office in The Wasc olltco and is headqunr- thoroughly enjoyed the evening. We goc away with three or four freezers of (Successor to, Jfihn-pibdons) KU13LIC SCHOOLS IN MEXICO, cream. We have reference to the tors for tire insurance, real estate and farm loans. They Will I5e Mke Ours, nnd Enelluh VTUj crowd in general in this last statement, J. C.

CIlALLISS, Cashier. AMON, President as our capacity 13 not equal to that J. K. Gross and wife, of Kingston, ue Taughf in tomb. I have it from profcty good authority, vnys a' recent traveler in Mexico, that it Illinois, are visiting at Wm Tho lawn was lighted with lanterns, O.

It. J'owers Post No. 135, G. A. me first Saturday of each 1 M.

K. Church, a Services 1st and 3d Sunday each mqntlj, morning and evening. Kpworth League inetits Tuesdayjeeven-injr. VV. L.

liiicker, paetor. 1 CO (iKEGATIONAL Church. Preaching 1st and 3d Sunday in each month, morning and evening. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. Prayer nioetinfr Wednesday evening.

W. S. Bixby, pastor. PRESUYTE1UAN Clmrcli. Sntvice3 2d and 4th Sunday, morning and Juvenilis.

liev, Everitt pastor, LATTER DAY SAINT Church, Services every Sunday, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Thursday eveniug.1 Rev Davis, pastor. STAR 85, K. ofcP, meets 1st and 8d Tuesday night, each month. j.Merkel C.

II. l'alnkini'-ton, K. POLAR STAR Lodge, So. 130, A. F.

A. (iieets Thursday night on or before full moon, and 2d Thursday thereafter in each month. W.l'age, II. Plank ington, Secy. is tho purpoae of the Mexican govern'! inherent games were indulged in on ment, within four, or five years, to the lawn.

Proceeds Harrison's. Mrs. Gross is a sistor of Mrs. Harrison. J.

H. Henry, wife and children, establish a complete system of public. schools reaching into every comer of The' Netawaka State Bank (Incoiporatcd December 13, 181)1.) NETAWAKA, KANSAS, Capital, Paid Up $10,000 I PersonaUJabililies, $30,000 Al.fPEDWKi.Bn, fe. K. Gbavks, W.B.

Collktt. A. Amok, J. C. Ciulliss Interest allowed on tinie deposits, Collections Accounts of merchants and farmers solicited.

the republic. Tho teachers therfoit loavj this week for their home in cannot be obtained hore, nor for yearsj The Missouri Pacific By. is making the very low rato of 15.10. for the round trip from Netawaka to Louis northern Iowa. They have buen visii- sngS.

J. Doud and fumily, to como, This will mako a demand for probably ten or fifteen thousand teach? era. In view of this it will be seen how important It is for those who have au ville Ky. for the JJatioual encamp. ment G.

A. li. Tickets on sale Sept. idea of teaching to study the Spanish language so as to bo able to avail 8th, 9th and 10th. Good returning from Sept to and including October themselves of tho opportunities vhlchj will thus be opened.

Kansas City boat Markets; in Netawaka. George Wolfe and family, from De- skippod over night with the family of D. unns, ono night this week, on their wiy. to mo. The ladies Society of the ohnrah, will meet with Mrs, Frank Gibbons next Thursday, Sept.

39, at 10 x. M. All cordially invited to at- The daily yapevs show torna does are of frequent occurence. They 28 0 ia 00 400 4 25 Corn Oats Wheat Hay IIoks He 80 25 KO I 4 00 KggS liu tter Potatoes Apples To 11 1 allies Cattle -saR-iI-P-A-NrS are liablp to come at any time. Pkv-cct yourself against loss by insuring tend.

in the Aetna. llamy Agt already moved in 'this direction by making Spanish a part of her common sohooi course, The students of Mexico are now' ahead or ua on this question. They recognize that English Is tho rival language of tho continent, and they go to collogcs hi tho United States for tho solo purpose of adding English to their litorary stock in trado. Mexico is developing scholars wh6 can hold their own with any on the continent, They are delving into every research, and are well-read and liberal-minded. The literature of Mexico is now quito extensivo, covering the field of history.

One Gives Relief, Root is manufacturing suspender SPECIAL SAl E. Ladles, Misses tnd Children's go at cost at Merkel Kern's that teats 'em all. Go and see it, for vnu ara Bure to buv if vou see it; Best Jake My or has bought tho building now occupied by 'Ihe Wasp, and will at once erect an addition lo put in an oven and bake his own bread We will lly ta other quarters. The carpenter work on tho new ele thing out. Every ono who has seen Your subscription has expired, Come in and give us items of news, them says th7 are the thing! CLUBBING OFFERS Order vour uow suit of Johnson T.

Christcnscn, A. Reamer has put in a line of Boot and Shoes, which ho proposes to sell ut prices that will mako them go. Do Lueck. OF Drugstore. Trunks and valises at Johnson City not iil to see him as he will do you biography, political economy, ecienooj and poetry.

niitor7r intato. When America was discovered 'thai potato was cultivated in all the tem-l perato parts of South America, but notJ in Mexico. Ilieronymus Cardon, aj gcod. i THE WASP J. D.

Stanley has the agency for the Pago Coiled Spring Wovon Wire Fone Spanish priest, is believed to have IH New tlock of Heluml Haiku intr. It is a smooth wire fence that trodueed tho plant in to Europe. From Spain it went into Italy, and thence to will turn anv kind of stock. Sco him Belgium. Some years later it was to and tuppciM.

8dk at 20 per chfajfT than yait mr bought All Summer Dress Goods and Lawns vator is progressing finely, under the direction of Mr. E. Clark, of Linn. It was commenced Tuesday morning aud it wont be long until it will begin to loom up iu gaoat shape. We acknowledge a pleasant call from H.

E. Wilson this week. I-lis Kickapoo Reset ration, as is giving entire satisfaction. He, is an able m'au and iu his work ex-corciscs splendid judgment and tact In all matters pertaining to Notice of JDiuHittion. The partnership heretofore existing, between W.

Paign and If. M. Sono-der is dissolved this day of All gust, 189.r)l by mutual consent. T. W.

Pakjk. It. M. Sgnkbek. trodueed into Virginia, and Bpeoinensj must go at cost to make room for were brought to Ireland about 1000, For nearly a hundred years it wsb cul Lueck's.

v', 'V Fruits of all kinds eyery dti)at Mer kcl Kern's. See the now stock of shoes at Johnson Lueuk's. Dress Goods in all styles and oolors at Johnson Luoek's Mens and Boys Clothing at your own pricu at Mcrkcl Johnson Lueck havo tho finest line of Dress Goods in town. See them. Latest styles of Dress (iooils and tthot'S viici'lvc-d Kt JoUntA.it.

Luei'Jv's our- fall slock. Call at Merkel Kern's, for good bargains at tivated very little in Great Britain. In 1008 the Royal society urged its cultU Tus Wasp and any of the following periodicals, one year, at the price quoted: Atcklson Baily Globe ....82 35 Leaven wtrth Daily Timts 3 00 Weekly ..135 Kansas City Dally 7 00 WeekrV 1 2D Topeka Weekly Capita! ls60 Tolcd 1 6 any eUier paper or niapftiztue you nV tirMie can lad at mlueii tativ, J. Stanley has received his mode of the woven wire fence he expects to Keeps A Full Stock Of Pure drucs nnd medicines, I'Aiuts, Oils. Varnlslts, nnd WiDdow glass, Toilet articles, t'erf ninety, soaps Sponges, Uioks, Mutionrny Hiid all DiugSislu Suudilcs.

h'andlo. It is certainly a tine thing and vation, but it is only within the lastf century and a half that it has been a common vegetable there. But tho Bvvcct potato was brought into England in 1503, and was called tho "crmv mon potato" early as 1597, when tho white potato was fixfcfc described Inua EuglWi boiik, a you should see It. Finest line nf Indies1 nnd hildten, Oxfords ju tvi vf irt Johnson Lues's.