The Olathe News-Herald from Olathe, Kansas • 6

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS Otheltrce. Plenty ctf rain in this section. Eugene Mossinaii is repairing tht driveways of his granary. The church was well crowded Sun-clay night to hoar Rev. Steincr.

Don't You Fool Yourself THE WEEK'S NEWS ALL OVER THE COUNTY. jj iiAnjiiiuinuuAi CnKnS uiruu auiru into the belief that Furniture, Carpets, Matting, Etc, as cheap as our extremely low prices, Which have not advanced tho' others' have. We have some close-out Extension Tables 6-ft. for $3.00. 8-ft.

for $3.50. Remnants of Carpet cheaper than the mills can make them All other articles pertaining to onr line proportionately low. Call and see what we can do for 3'ou. We are undertakers and embalmers in all that the terms imply, and guarantee satisfaction in every case. Have never had a failure.

Yours, Edgerton. Homy Uhoailes went to Ottawa Friday. M. J. Kelly wont to Kansas City Monday.

Dr. Kwing spent Friday of last wook in our vicinity. (iuy Jlulott of Kirksvillo, is hero visiting friends. Alien Chitwood's In-other and wife nre here visiting him. Win.

Warren is laying a brick walk-in front of his residence. W. F. Khnrt shipped a car of hay to Kunsas City last week. W.

If. Kelly made a business trip to Ottawa Friday of last week. W. W. Huttrum went to Kansas City Monday morning of this week.

Mrs. Cracraft visited friends in Wollsville the latter part of last week. H. F. DeTur is able to be out among his friends again after a serious illness.

Miss Lillio Tombs spent Tuesday afternoon and evening of last week in our town. The Grangers are making preparations for a picnic at Edgerton the of August. Howard Kennedy went to Ottawa Friday of last week returning home Sunday afternoon. ThooiToro Dickson of Ovcrbrook was here visiting home folks the latter part of last week. W.

R. Shannan of this place reports that he is now in condition to do all kinds of veterinary work. Geo. McCreary and W. W.

Butt- rum made a flvinir trip to Gardner Saturday afternoon of last week. Walker Coleman was in our town Tuesday of last week looking after the interests of the Olathe News- Herald. A number of our young men wit nessed the game at Olathe bo tweeu the Kansas City Blues and lit Olathe nine. Threshers have been off duty for a few days on account of wet weather but say they will commence ojera- tious about the middle of the week if it don't rain again. Edgerton and Gardner Epworth Leagues will send Rev.

J. L. Ander son as their delegate to the Interna tional Epworth League Convention to be held at Indianapolis. Our graders who were camped about one and one-half miles west of town, engaged in raising the track and cutting a new channel for the ereek at bridge No. 27 left last week for Nichols, Kas.

Mrs. J. M. Edenlield and -Miss Grace Garrison attended the social given by the Methodist people at Wellsville Triday evening and notwithstanding the damp weather report a splendid time. A very interesting illustrated temperance lecture was given here Sunday evening at the M.

E. church, showing a number of stereopticou views, by W. J. Reese of Kansas City, Past Grand Chief Templar, I. O.

G. T. of Missouri. The lecture was a success in every sense of the word and was certainly appreciated by all loyal, law abiding citizens. It is to be hoped that the Christian people of our community will wake up and demand the enforcement of our laws and make our city what it be.

Monticello. Just a little more rain. W. Lynn is on the sick list. Clark sells lumlier atllolliday.

One more week of potato harvest. Politics commencing toget warm. Threshing is on thoJay on list for a few days. Monticello is the best produce market in lie county. hd Lynn makes ms appoarane quite often in our burg.

Clark, lumber, coal and feed. Henry Coker made a hurry trip to Wilder last Saturday. F. P. Hollo buck made flying trip through our village Sunday.

A. F. Maurer is workingntFrisbio as field foreman for L. G. Frisbie.

Dr. S. C. Parker and wife made a shopping trip to Kansas City Mon day. S.e Clark the lumberman.

J. JL Mizo, is contemplating build iug his store room larger to accom modate his trade. Died, last Thursday at Frisbie he IS months old baby of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Graves, after being sick but a few days. Burial took phu'e at Union cemetery.

Union Chapel. We are having tint: weather. Mr. Alger's baby is very sick. John Iliddleston and wife startec to Ohio Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. ill Gordon visited at I. J. Ball Sunday.

J. Q. A. Couch and family visitec at Geo. Learner's Sunday.

O. C. Gordon and family attendee' church at Ilesper Sunday. Will Jjovoall lias traded his pony to Earl Morgan for a bicycle. Mat Osborne of Anderson county is visiting his sister Jane Couch.

Miss Minnie Gants of Abilene at tended Sunday school at Union Chapel Sunday. Rev. Mills of Ilesper preached Sunday at 11 o'clock, tilling Eucebia Couche's appointment. jjittie JUiioi uiarK celebrated her ninth birthday on Monday by giving a dinner to a few of her friends. Horace Woodard and family and Mr.

and Mrs. George Wyland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Noteman. Some of the neighbors had the bad luck to have some of their horses badly cut on the wire during the storm a few nights ago.

Drugs, Medicines, Combs, Brushes, Soda Water, Ice Cream Soda, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Perfumes, Soaps, Sponges, at Sam J. Kelly's East Side of Square. ou snouid puy Win. Post and Adolnh TibMts went to Kansas City to HjH'iid a few days. A.

(i. Morris and Jvl Dover an putting a new Itelfry on the school house. Miss Alice Cone, formerly of this place, now of Powhattan, is visiting friends here. Mary Kruger and Edna Kinmouth of Kansas City visited Minnie Morris a few days last week. Mrs.

A. X. Moore and Mrs. 11. Buckley Kju'iit Sunday in Kansas City, the guests of Mrs.

M. T). Kahl. The Ocheltreo base ball club wishes a game with any team in the county. Address Captain Swurtz, Ocheltreo.

Mrs. W. Harris of Spring Hill, once a resident of Ocheltreo, died at her home Wednesday and was interred in the Spring Hill cemetery Thursday. Mr. Harris has many friends in Ocheltreo who mourn with him in his sad bereavement.

Maggie Lathrop, whohaslecn visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Alden, returned to her home in Chlllicothe, Thursday, Mrs. Alden returning with her to spend a few weeks with friends and relatives Ix'fore go ing to her now home at Bruce, Kas. Mrs.

Alden has many mends in Ocholtree who wish her success in her new home. Hollidny. Buy your lunilor at Clark's. Preaching every two weeks hy Mrs. Young.

Mr. and Mrs. Kelly were visitors in Kansas City Monday Mrs. 11. J.

Mitchell made a trip to Kansas Citv one dav last week. Get Clark's prices on lumber, Mrs. Gibbs of Turner visited rela tives here Saturday and Sunday. Ten cars loads of potatoes were shipped from this place last week. Mrs.

Murray and Modlin have been ill for the past week with the chills. K. C. Patterson and daughter Cora wore seen in DeSoto last Thursday. MissLucile McCoy of Nortonville.

is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mur- ay. Mrs. A. II.

Owen of Kansas City visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Otto Nicholson, night operator of this place has moved here from La 'joupe. Examine Clark's lumber, Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Smith visited elatives in Kansas City a few days ast week. Mrs. W. F.

Alderson made a busi ness trip to to Kansas City the first of the Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hollenback of Zarah called on friends here one vening last week.

L. W. Gulp and little sou Jesse, of Stanley visited his brother B. Culp here last week, S. Denoon while in the potato field ast week became overheated and was not able to work for several days.

Carroll. In the language of Jerusalem, "we are here again." Mrs. Wyatt spent Sunday at Mrs. C. 11.

Donovan's. A goodly number attended Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs. Tom Turner took dinner with Mrs. Cora Bloomer Sunday.

A great deal of flax and hay was soaked with Saturday's rain. Miss Ada Noble is instructing Miss Edd Gays in instrumental music. A number of young folks at tend Epworth League, at Zion church. Our people are preparing to go to the grand picnic at Olathe next Saturday. Frank Mott and Fred Herman are contemplating purchasing a butcher shop in Spring Hill.

Mrs. George Turner and Mrs. Lin-dermood spent Sunday evening at Mrs. A. W.

Hamilton's. The twin boys of Mr. and Mrs. Nute Turner have had about one hundred callers this week. The Clattawa Grangers are preparing for a grand picnic on August 17 at Tom Turner's grove.

a others can sell you DUFFY KEAN Stanley. We are going to have a new barber shop. J. F. Lowniau is remodeling1 his house this week.

Homer McCaughey has been on the sick list this week. T. N. Hancock has been looking after his farm this week. Mr.

Gemmel says he will be putting up hay for two weeks yet. The L. R. C. have postxned their meetings until September 1.

C. K. Dow of DeSoto was shaking hands with people here this week. Miss Gertrude Livingston is visiting her parents in Olathe this week. Miss Bessie Bristow.

who has been stayiug in Kansas City is home on a visit. J. W. Coleman of the Olathe News-Herald made Stanley a pleasant call Friday. Brady Corp of Stilwell was the guest of Miss Maud Kellogg Thursday evening.

Everyone reports having a good time at the I. O. O. F. supper Wed nesday evening.

Mrs. H. C. Divelbiss and her friend, Miss Nina Weldon, visited in Morse Thursday. Harry Garwood, agent for Hodges Brothers' Lumber is selling lots of coal for threshing1.

Charlie Zimmerman and Will Seck-lar, two Stanley boys, started for Colorado Friday morning. We wish the boys success. Clare. Mrs. McLee visited Mrs.

Hill Sunday. Mr. Murray passed through Clare Sunday. W. S.

McKee is improving the l-oads this week. Mr. and Mrs. Slate were visiting in this vicinity Sunday. Misses Lottie and Maggie James visited Mrs.

Haig Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Sunflower, visited in this vicinity Saturday. Mrs.

Maud Stevenson visited her sister Mrs. John Kelly last week. Miss Belle Morrison is visiting Aggie and Mamie Millikan this week. Mrs. Mowrey of Gardner visited her daughter Mrs.

Nat Basque, Sunday. James Stevenson is tired of city life and is now working for Samuel McPherson. Mrs. Little and her daughter, Mrs. Jaquish, of Chicago visited Mrs.

N. Aiusworth Sunday. Miss Grace Stevenson, who has been visiting her relatives in the country for several weeks returned to Olathe Monday. "The husky, rusky russel of the tossels of the corn, and the raspin of the tangled leaves, as golden as tohe morn, 'tis a mighty purty tun fr man listen to, when the earthe don't move to suit him and he's feel-in' sort 'o blue." Telephone 15. Pioneer.

James McCoy is quite sick at present writing. James Elston lost quite a valuable horse this week. Normal is over look out for school "marms." Miss Mollie Poulson is visiting home folks at present. The little child of Mr. and Mrs.

James Moll is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Poulson were shopping in Olathe Thursday. John Crain of Lawrence was seen driving through our streets Sunday.

Miss Bessie Martin of DeSoto was the guest of Mrs. W. J. White the past week. Mrs.

C. O. Iliddleston spent the day with her sister, Mrs. J. W.

Dun can, iuursday. Rev. W. B. Fisher preached quite an interesting sermon at Bethel Sunday afternoon.

Miss Wilma Grooms of Olathe is spending the week with A. L. Evin- ger and wife. Will and Ben Moll and Miss Eva Grooms were the guests of Miss Alice Duncan Sunday evening. Uur skimming station is doing a good business at present.

They are receiving about pounds of milk per day. Clark Elston has a new bike and is getting to be quite a wheelman. The next time he buys it will be a bicycle built for two. Pack and Poulson pulled their threshing machine into the neighborhood last week and are now threshing for Jim Elston. John Paris of Olathe and daughter Phebe, lately of New Jersey, and George Paris and wife were visiting Henry Paris of Pioneer Sunday.

Hugh Holland makes a trip regular every Sunday' to Gardner. He says he is afraid he will forget how the town looks from Saturday night until Monday morning. Jerusalem. Fred Hunt visited his brother Will, Saturday evening. Al Frame has a large match team of iron grey horses now.

Mrs. -Jane Mascho of Olathe visit ed relatives here Saturday. Mrs. E. Horn and little daughters of Olathe visited at Jerusalem Satur day.

A merry crowd gathered at George Rosner's Saturday night and had a social dance. William Victor and family of Ok lahoma are visiting Mr. Victor's relatives here this week. Mrs. S.

Frame of Jerusalem made short visit with Dan Harrington at Gardner one day last week. Mrs. Maggie Redinger is quite badly poisoned about the hands and face caused by hunting for turkey nests along the hedges where poison ivy grew. Subscribe for the News-Herald- Highland. Threshing season is over.

Mrs. Burbridge was hi Kansas City Thursday. We are all glad to see Miss Carrie Shean home again. Grandma Shean is visiting with Mrs. Sponable of Gardner.

Hoy Burbridge left last Thursday for St. Louis where he will spend a few weeks with his uncle, Rob Stock-myer. A letter was received recently from Miss Lizzie Wing, who is now in California, stating that she is enjoying her trip and is. well pleased with that country. Subscribe for the News-Herald..