Galesburg Enterprise from Galesburg, Kansas • 4

LOCAL NEWS. THE ENTERPRISE BY ROSA. Edgar Ferguson will have a sale the 25th, see large, posters for particulars. Arthur HUikcr went to St.Loni 0. MOORE CO.

DEAL EUS IN OILSt BWELKI ETC, Your patronage solicited, aA r.V.HRTTRtt W. A. ALFORD Farm Loans, Real Estate and Insurance FAllM. at 6i per cent annual interest, no cash commission no seconder commission mortgage, priveledne given to make payment at an time during the year and interest stop accordingly Correspondence invited. 1 W.

A. ALFORD Erie Kansas 1 If ANSA ft F. ENLOW, um urn. We Solicit your Patronge. Kansas.

G. M. COFFMAH. President. DR.

J. LEMON Vice President. WILL T. ALLEN, Cashier. W.

ANDERSON, is mm Paid up Capital $12,000,00. Erie, via in mi WHEN YOU TRAVEL SELECT A RAILWAY AS YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES. Sherman Redman will attend school at Galesburg, Mrs. F. EExuin went to Par- ons Sunday evening.

Misses Edna and Maye Strahnn were shopping in Parsons Satur day Earl Higgins came in Tuesday for a visit with friends and rela tives. A few delegates from here were in attendance at Thayer Tuesday evening to hear Mr. Allen. Call at Rosa's and look over heir lineof Hamelton Brown Shoes. Tell your friends about the Enterprise and get them to subscribe while they 'can get it for only lOo till 1905.

Notice to all old patrons All those wishing tickets can get same with 18 shaves, or 8 hair cuts for only $1.00 from Oct. 1st to Nov I. W. E. Apt.

Get your Sale Bills printed at the Enterprise office. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Best Bills in the County. WORLD'S FAIll. St.

Louis and return every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wed. and Thursday via Kalisas Texas Railway. Tickets good to leave St. Louis returning up to midnight 8th day. Not good in sleeping cars.

For all infor matioin see Higgins Katy Agent. Geo. W. Churchill Parsons Pioneer Advertiser. All who have distributing of circulars or advertising of any kind will do well to see him us he! he will do the work cheaper and better than any one else.

Lock box 144. Parsons, Kans. We have just recieyed a new line of "Golden Crown" hats and caps. Come in and look them over before making yous purchase and you'll buy Get the Enterprise from now until 1905 for only 10c. Mason fruit jars for sale at A.

P. Rosa's. LODGE DlHECIUlllV Galesburg Pott. 141. (5.

A. 11. Meets lirst and third Saturdays of each month. W. S.

Rosa, Adjutant. Galesburg Lodge No. 315, A. O. U.

W. meets the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 7:30 o'clock p. G. S. FmiGUSoN, M.

W. J. I. Feuquson. Recorder.

Galesburg Lodge No. 19, A. II. T. A.

meets the first Saturday of each month on or before the lull moon, at 7:30 p. G.N. Beck, President. S. Rosa, Secretary.

Gale3burg Camp No. 4971, M. W. A. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 7:30 p.

Visiting neighbors are cordially invited to at-tend. CM. Carpenter, V. Ed. Ferguson, Clerk.

Galesburg Council, No. 47, Sons and Daughters of Justice. Meets the llrst and third Thursday evenings of each month. A. E.Francis Pres.

Mary Uolingeu, Secretary Anchor Lodge No. 80. J), of meets each 2nd and 4th Friday evening Mrs. OA. Moore Chief of Honor.

Mrs. O. 11. P. liowims, Recorder.

Galesburg Lodge No. 600,1.0. O. meets every Monthly at 7:30 p. m.

G. N. IJHCif, N. G. Dr.

C. S. Strahan, Secretary. 1 KflTY Si RVIGI SUBSCRIPTION: One Yer Slxrionths Three Months Cash In Advance. 9i.oo .99 Advertising Rates made known on Application.

LOCAL NEWS. Send the Enterprise to your friends. M. Magner was in town Monday. Miss Stella Dunn spent Sunday with Mnye Francis.

Ohas Dunn came in yesterday from Independence. B. F. Jacobs -was in town the latter part of last week. V.

N. Shaw and wife were Parsons visitors Wednesday, Avaraceis bne of the pashions that are never satisfied. Al Foster was down from Ur-ljuna the first of the week. Jean Stanburry went to LaHarp Sunday evening via Parsons. W.

Willis and wife of Stark were down to Galesburg Saturday. One cannot please all. If he attempt it he will fail to please any. H. C.

Rambo and Clint Barley returned from the fair Monday. Mrs. H. A. Bluker returned from her visit to the Fair Sunday.

Mr. H. A. Wade of Papons was in Galesburg Saturday and Sunday Attempting much and doing little is a common cause of failure One should be proud of his ene niies. If you have noiie you are a failure.

A. B. Hiesey and E. N. Sharp returned from St.

Louis Tuesday morning. Verne Crockett was up from Parsons Sunday visiting relatives near this city. Andy Lmidoybarger spent Sun day night in Parsons returning Mocday morning. After having nice weather for several d.iys the murcury took a sudden drop Wednesday. E.

K. Davis will have a public sale at his home 2 miles Northeast of Galesburg Monday Oct. 81. Ethel Powell, who is in Parsons wns in the city Sunday she went to Parsonss in the evening. Mrs.

Lin a Stone came in Monday from Omaha, Nebraska. Tuesday to prosecute a case she has in court. The Dunkard brothers and sisters returned to their respective homes in Chanute and Parsons Sunday. Miss Rena Swank came up from Parsons Sunday morning to visit home folks, returning Sunday evening. Miss Lida Douglass of Girard is here visiting her brother Milton Douglas who lives southwest of the burg.

Miss Edith Smith, who had been visiting in the Excelsior neighborhood returned to her home in Chanute Monday, Wednesday where he will work in the interest of Poultry Success" He will not return before Christ mas. Uncle David Crockett returned from the Fair and his visit in the East last Friday morning. He re-ports a good time around his old home in Ohio, J. W. Wall.

state President of the A. H. T. A. Went to lola Monday to be in attendance at a meeting of that lodge o'n Wednes day of this week.

Mr. Ammeisegger, of Elk City, formerly of this place, who owns the weell known "Pinkston" farm south of town was in town the first of the week. Mrs. D. Glen Gross, and wife, Misses Maye Francis, and Jessie Crockett, Garnie Gross and DaV' Peterson were picnicing un the river the middle of the week.

A. N. Triplett and family, R. E. Ferguson and wife, Stella Redman, Mable Dauforth, E.

G. Dan-forth and family, Mrs. J. McDonald and Mrs W. H.

Danforth were picnicing on-Labette last Sunday. The Restnrant building owned by 0. Moore is besig moved over on the lot next to the drug store and will be occupied by the owners. Dave Womeldorff will build oil the old cite a fine new btiilding'24 40 feet in de-mensions. Will Maloney came very near having a very disasterous runaway Tuesday near the railroad crossing north of town.

He waited for the tram to pass, too close to the crossing and the horses became frightened, breaking the half circle in the tongue. Mesdames W. Rodman, E. Rholfson, P. Rosa, W.

Enlow John Allen and A. Stall Henry Boje, P. E. Enlow, J. I.

Ferguson, W. E. Apt, and Clyde An tram, The above named jolly crowd 12 in all boarded the train at this place Sunday evening, bound for the World's Fair at St. Louis. Mrs.

Joseph Trammel living miles east of this city passed away Tuesday morning about eight o-clock after a very short illness and was buried in the Erie Cemetery. It is a sad affair to have a mother, the guiding star of a family taxen from a home where there are small children nsin this case. The Enterprise extends sympathy with the friends to the bereaved family who have sustained great loss. J. M.

Womeldorff living 7 miles N. W. of Parsons and 7 miles S.E. of Galesburg in Ladore neighborhood will sell at Public Sale on Saturday Nov the following head cf horses, colts and mules; 85 head of cattle consisting of 10 milch cows, 10 fat heifers, balance yearlings and calves. Also a high grade Durham bull, three years old.

25 head of hogs, Victor wagon Scales; and all my form implements. 20 Tons of bailed hay and 200 shocks of com and many other articles. See large Posters for furtuer in-formation. R. Herod Auctioneer.

S. M.Sholl Clerk. J. Womeldorff. If I WJIffli 1 KANSAS A TEXAS RAILWAY.) Siigests ComfortabiB and Convenient Trains, THE "KATY FLYER" AND KATY DINING STATIONS Meals, McJsrats In Pries.

Unsurpassed In Quality and Service. DR. JOHN TINDER. SL'ECIALTIS IN EYE, EAR, NOSE THROAT. Call and see me if you have any disease of the Eye.

Kar, Nose or Throat. If you have Catarrh have it cured during te summer. If your eyes hurt and you have frontal headache, if the printed pages blurs before your eves, you need glasses fitted properly. Glasses accurately fitted, Work neatly done, Best of satisfaction given as I guarantee my work. My charges are reasonable.

PARSONS, KANSAS. Cut this ad out and bring it with you when you come. GO TO JOHN SCHLIITZ For Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Etc. 1807 Johnson ve. Kansas..