The Lenexa News from Lenexa, Kansas • 2

'ItiE LENEXA NEWS, LENEXA. KANSAS. Imjm 4Uf LENEXA BUSINESS DIRECTORY Having Trouble With Your Eyes? I will offer you free of charge. ffiU lb martin iieiacr 60NTRA6TQK Estimates furnished on short Notice First lass Work Guaranteed I ROM OLATHE MIKItOU. LENEXA SASH FRAME FACTORY, Fixtures and Pumps.

F. L. Legler, Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs.

Whitfield of Kansas A careful painstaking examination, to find out if you noed glasHPs, or if your old lenses need changing. Then if you need either, I would bo pleased to show you how reasonable my price are on all kinds of glasses. Toric Lenses, Bifocal and tho new Invincible Bifocals, City visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

11. Bruuer Sunduy. res Lenexa, KuiiwiH. Population 360. On the St.

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and Mo. ana. Interurhan Nloctrlc It. II. In Sliuwnee township, JohiiHon county, 7 miles N.

13. of Olathe, the county sent. First settled In 18G7. Incorporated 1907, T. A.

Drown mayor. Newspaper. Has Catholic, Methodist and Lutheran churches. Farm THE LENEXA MILL ELEVAT OH, Grain Bought and Sold. Miss Carrie Morris of Lawrence will spend the week end with her 11, A.

Wolfkuhl. Proprietor. Repair Work a Specialty cousins, the MisseB Glynn. Mrs. John Brown arrived Wednes Contractor and MARTIN IIEIDER, Builder.

Telephone Central day from Colorado for a visit at the i 8. HOLLENBflerc AT LENEXA HOTEL EVERY FRIDAY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED home of Mrs. Geo. Alger. ers State Hank, Natural gas.

Local and long distance telephones. Tel. W. U. Exp.

Adams. Edwin A. Legler, P. M. II.

C. Cooper, Mxpresa Agent. Kansas Lenexa, THE LENEXA BAKERY AND RES 4t TAlHtANT, Schalk Props. Joe Ashton of Denver visited with Mrs. M.

J. Gilbert and family Friday and Paper and Saturday of last week. F. L. SWIFT, Painter hanger.

JIRADSIIAW CSeneral Merchandise and Farm Machinery, J. F. Hradshaw. C. 13.

Drndshaw. Miss Katherlne Riordan left Sat MONDAY'S BUSINESS I The rich man buys Bultes Best for II. D. GILLETT, Blacksmith and urday for a month's stay with relatives in New Durham, N. J.

Its excellency; the poor man buy Carriage Painter. Bultes Best because he gets the most Mrs. Jane Concannon and little son, Oliver, are visiting at the homu of Mr. and Mrs. E.

II. Haskin. Mrs. Concannon Js a sister of Mrs. Haskin.

Mrs. Geo. Benz and children of DR. P. L.

JONES, Physician and loaves from a 100 'pound sack, an LENEXA HACKET STORE, Mrs. M. I), Capps, Millinery, Notions and Fancy Goods, Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Dowell left Monday for a visit with relatives in the colored man buys Bultes Best Surgeon. Marlon and Newark, Ohio. because It is white as snow. DR.

W. D. STEWARD, Physician Kansas City are here visiting rela Miss Jessie Machlr of Lawrence Is Herman Volghts of Mission Town and Surgeon. visiting at the home of her parents, tives this week. Mr.

Benz came out Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Machir.

ship was In town Monday and called and renewed his subscription till DR. C. P. ELDER. Dntlst.

AT THE Lenexa Mill Straw 9 tons 850 lbs. Oats 06 bu. 23 lbs. Corn 44 bu. 5 lbs.

Wheat 3561 bu. 35 jjj lbs. at $1 per bu. with them Sunday morning, return ing in the evening. THE FAUMEKS STATE HAiv, Capital $10,000.

Surplus $5,000. S. J). Haskin, President. E.

II. Haskin, Cashier. THE LENEXA LUMBER Lumber, Building Material and Coal. T. A.

Drown, Manager, Miss Nellie Gilbert is visiting her 1910. Mr. Volghts Is one of the sub J. WALTER DENNETT, Barber and sister, Mrs. Walter Long and husband at Atchison this week.

stantlal young farmers of Mission For Sale New buggy, gas range, Notary Public. Township and is a mighty good fel two dressers, flour chest, four rock Ing chairs and two tubs. Will be Miss Lorena Bronaugh of Kansas City spent the week end with rela COL. C. T.

PAYNE, Auctioneer and low. sold at Earnshaw'8 sale Saturday, Stock Buyer. tives and friends in Olathe. Frank Newcomer returned Sun TELEPHONE Local and Long DlHtance Service. F.

B. Linn, President. W. D. Settle, Manager.

B. HOLLENBACK, Jeweler and Op- day from a week'B visit to his sister, Robert Whitney of Kansas City visited at the home of his brother, tlclan. Mrs. E. Wolfe, at Manford, Okla George D.

Whitney, Sunday. I H. WOLFKUHL, October 17th. W. B.

Steward. Notice to the Public of Johnson County Coming to Lenexa October 20th, one car load of Bultes Best Flour. The Lenexa Mill will have the exclusive sale of this flour. J. H.

AHLENSTORF, General Mer Misses Minnie Newcomer and Annie Garrett, who accompanied him to Manford, will remain a week or E. A. LEGLER, Groceries, Paints, Drugs, Chinaware and Notions. chandise and Farm Machinery. Miss Goldle Shinn will go to Friday for a visit with her cousin, Miss Myrtle Whltaker.

more longer. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Willock of Kan Don't forget the W. C.

T. U. Hallowe'en social at the school house sas City spent Sunday at the home of J. of Crystal Spring Farm, went to Lawrence Monday to attend the annual convention of the Local and personal 6vent8 of Lenexa1 Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Macoubrle. Mrs. Win.

Wilkerson of Spring Central Protective Association, which 5 Cell ow rfewe to phone rfo. o. the evening of the 31st. Watch for further announcements, for this entertainment promises to be something unique. Hill visited at the home of Mrs.

Fred was held in that city Tuesday. Mr, Lorlmer several days last week. Schwelger was the delegate from H. D. GILLETT At the old stand.

Prepared to do all kinds of buggy and wagon repairing and painting. Have on hand some second hand buggies and spring wagons in good repair also some extra poles and shafts at reasonable prices. Mrs. Frank Ruttinger went to Lenexa Lodge No. 33.

will The farmers of Johnson county can Mr. Davis says Bultes Best raise In an ice box. Clay Center Tuesday to spend three Mrs. P. C.

Woodward of Raymore, visited relatives In this city the well feel proud of the Bulte Milling Senator George Hodges of Olathe weeks with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Dill. statement. Their head miller, latter part of last week.

and Elstun Bros. Dog and Pony show divided honors here Wednesday Mr. Henry; says Lenexa wheal is the Mrs. E. L.

Canada of Port Arthur, Mrs. Ben Reeder and Mrs. Mattle Who will be the next to win the prize at Bradshaw's? The Bulte Milling Co. guarantees every sack of their flour. Hendilx visited Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Powell near Beth any. Misses Margaret and Jennie Mc- Farland visited Frances Greene at Loretto Academy, Kansas City, Sun A disastrous fire occurred at Springs Monday night. The Catholics are holding a at Shawnee this week.

day. 3 Time is Money DR. P. L. JONES Miss Zella Anderson was the guest of her sister, Miss Eunice Daniels, at St.

Mary's Academy, Leavenworth, Physician Surgeon Sunday. Texas, Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.

Sims at present. Mrs. D. Hoy of Cassoday, Is a visitor at the home of Rev. and Mrs.

W. F. H. Kerl this week. Mrs.

A. M. Walker and family moved Into thel new home in the north part of the city Monday. Mrs. Maggie Walters is moving into her new home in this city this week, formerly the Enyart property.

Mrs. Isaac Boehm and son, Frank, are visiting relatives at Leeds, this week and Ike is -out on the farm going it alone. Jake linger, wife and little son of Lewlsburg, Ohio, arrived Tuesday for Jonathan Milllkan returned from Next week the News will contain an original poem by John Connor. Miss Lena Zimmerman and mother are visiting Kansas City friends this week. Office in Deckman Bldg.

Calls answered dav or nip-hfc a three week's visit In Indiana Mon day, in the vicinity of his boyhood home. says the proverb; more so now than ever. If you want a new watch an accurate-to-the-second timekeeper, that will wear long and well call on us. We have every kind in stock except bad ones, and at prices to suit all. Thone No.

Mrs. Ralph Ward and small son of Kansas City were guests at the home of Mrs. Will Dennis several days last The Aug. J. Bulte Milling handles 300,000 bushels of wheat per year.

week. F. Linn is in Wichita Falls Mrs. J. Helns and small daughter of Spring Hill arrived Tuesday for this week attending to business Dr.

G. P. ELDER stay with her mother, Mrs. u. matters.

Seiss. a three week's visit with the family of John Pundt. 0 It is reported that Mrs. Francis Miss Lillie Payne was the guest Misses Pearl and Nora Coe visit If you have a watch or any article of jewelry that needs repairing bring it here. Our repair department is working along as smoothly as ever more work, of course, but more people to do it, and do it well, too.

Our Dentist OFFICE IN DECKMAN BUILDING ed the week end at the home of Mr. Llsk has again retired from the hotel i and Mrs. Warren Breyfogle In Kan business at Spring Hill and has rent of the Misses Riley of Grand Viev, Monday. Mrs. J.

J. Skelton of Louisburg. sas City. repairing is always "worth while." Our work is good and our prices ed the building. Say, don't you want to make your Mrs.

C. M. Ott returned Monday visited relatives here the early part from a seven week's visit with her Phone No. of the week. daughter.

Mrs. J. P. Paullisen in home happy? If so, get your wife or mother a sack of Bultes Best Kankakee, 111. don't take the good out of It.

H. O. WOODBURY, Jetfeler and Optician In Lenexa on Monday, Wedne- flour at the Lenexa Mill. Mrs Moses Neal returned to her jay Friday of each week home In Stroud, after a two 7 week's visit at the home of Mr. and Miss Maude Alexander of Kansis City was the guest of the Misses Leg-Jer over Sunday 0 Fred Wolfkuhl was the lucky man to win the $3.00 Saturday at Brad-shaw store.

Be sure and save your tickets for Saturday, October 17, which must Mrs. C. H. Neal. be presented on that date in order Edgar Thorne of Gardner, who has to get In on this week's chance.

just recently returned from Smug gler, visited Sunday with his night, and neither had a very laige crowd. We go to press too early to gle an account of either the meeting or the show this week. The Aug. J. Bulte Milling of best milling wheat that Is received at the mill.

The Arnold Construction that has In charge the work of converting sister, Mrs. A. Ott. F. L.

SWIFT Painter and Paper Hanger. 4 Kansas City distributed in six days The farmers laughed last week when the Lenexa mill paid $1.00 per bushel for wheat. He J. L. Luellen returned Fri day from an extended stay with her to the farmers of Lenexa $10,000 for 10,000 bushels of wheat.

the Electric Road into a trolley sys son, Lawrence Luellen and Mrs. Lu ellen In Boston, Mass. Misses Dora Brown and Maude Williams were 'present last Thursday night at a Musicale given under teni, Is placing the brackets 6n the poles and have the work finished as Dr. P. L.

Jones and W. L. Kelley Sign Painting a Specialty will occupy the dwelling one door Miss Allie Hackett returned the far as Overland Park. the auspices of the Kansas City High School in the High School building north of the post office, to be vacated latter part of last week from several week's visit with her brother and by the family of Dr. W.

B. Steward in that city. The "Oritorio Artists" sister In Richmond, Mo. For Sale A good three room house and two lots, well improved and well located, and In good con of New York City was the attraction this week. Inter-State Te'ephone Co.

Mrs. W. J. Kelly and daughter, dition in Lenexa. Good cistern and The Youth's Companion, the best Mrs.

John Piatt left Monday for St. Louis for a visit with her stater, Mrs. Albert Koppel. The section foreman and his men are kept busy fighting fires along the right of way this week. R.

N. Mills, the north side blacksmith, purchased the Bruce property in this city Tuesday. B. F. Adamson is in Topeka thid week on business connected with the local Odd Fellows Lodge.

Lenexa. Kansas Miss Edith, spent the week end at good orchard. Inquire of W. young folks' story paper on earth, Kansas City. Miss Edith takes treatment from Dr.

Carson. Fred Wolfkuhl was the winner of the first cash prize In the contest which is in progress at Bradshaw's Llnd, Lenexa, Kans. 1 from now until January 1, 1910, in i cluding a very beautiful art calen F. B. LINN, President Mrs.

Walter Eakles and two chil dar for next year, all for the price Mr. and Mrs. H. Sitterman were surprised Sunday when a number of dren of Gardner spent from Satur store. A cash prize of three dollars is to be given away by this enterprising firm every Saturday afternoon of a single year's subscription, $1.75 day till Tuesday with her parents, REV.

E. SCHULZ. SecV. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Holllnger. their friends and relatives congre' Subscriptions received at the News from now until Christmas. Read WM. if.

GOODE, Treas. office. gater at their home near Elizabeth to help celebrate the tenth anni their ud in another column. city, but now of Kansas City, Kan- vv, u. oxjIILiXj, luanager sas, was in Olathe yesterday visiting versary of their marriage.

Some Good Medical Advice. relatives and old acquaintances Clinton Division passenger train, No. 132, due at 10:20 a. has been discontinued on Sunday, as has Mr. and Mrs.

John McCool and small son fSprlngfleld vis Throw away pills and strong ca ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Central office in New Teas Building. O.T.PAYNE AUCTIONEER thartics which are violent In action Wm. McCool several days last week.

and always have on hand Dr. Cald also the corresponding train, due at 8 p. m. This means that if you miss the 6:24 a. m.

train, you will not have another opportunity to reach the city until 3:42 o'clock In the afternoon, unless you walk. well's syrup Pepsin, which cures con stipation and all diseases arising Dr. and Mrs L. Whlttier and Mrs. S.

E. Whlttier returned Friday to their home In Decatur, after a two week's visit at the home of from stomach, liver and bowel trou Fhe man that knows the valu bles. It will cure old or young and Mrs. J. Milllgan.

Acre Tracts and Farms Wanted 1 I have a number of inquiries for farms and small tracts from 5 acres up to 20 between Olathe and Kansas City. If you want to sell your property and will make the price right, send full description at once legal numbers, improvements, quality of land, incumbrance if any and price per acre. Might possibly be able to dispose of your property in town. If you want to do business and turn your property quickly, list it with me at once. I have for sale a choice section of unimproved land, 640 acres, all good prairie wheat land, no rocks and no sand.

You can exchange your high priced land for this section If you a liberal discount will be made on a cash sale. FRED E. PRATT 603 Victor Kansas City, Mo. of STOCK, and how to go. Is the greatest family remedy that a home can have.

Keep a bottle always on hand. Tou may need it any "The Diary of a Country Lad," which Is appearing in the News from week to week, will be printed In book form, with about twenty-five Among the Olatheans that went to South Dakota this week to register for the land of the Rose Bud Reser moment. vation, were Mrs. A. Ott, Ralph Ott, The remedy will do all we claim, original drawings by the author.

the PRICE. Wlllam McCool and Arthur Cosgrove. and if you want to try It before buying, send your address for a free Dealer in Stock and Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Barnum of sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup The Olathe Mirror will publish the book, and you will be surprised that there is a printing office in Johnson county that can turn out so neat a job of work. The book will be Is See me and I will put you "next" 119 Caldwell Building, Montlcello, Morraln Park, arrived this week for a visit at the home of Mr. and THrs. W.

E. Christie. Miss Barnum will be remembered as Miss 111. It is sold by E. A.

Legler at 50c and $1 a bottle. Phone No, Lenexa, Kans sued about December 1st. Jennie Christie,.