The Grenola Greeting from Grenola, Kansas • 1

Sits constituency A prwyra Its purpose To serve the busi-J ness, social and educational in-- terests of its constituency. vvujuumj -a- mu iuea and Tt 4 4 VW Grenol'a, Kansas, Feb- 8, 1901- No. 49. Vol. I.

THE CAMEY VALLEY HAS A RECORD FQH PRODOCTIVITHAT IS UNSURFASgED. comiaoo voice in tb declaration tdat he was the mast eorreet wan Si Dqnean Reid was born in IpiJV November 25tlr, 1835, Mod departed this life at bis S0D. If. lawyer. Prompt attention, to business JSaie or Federar Courts Is the place tocome Reliable.

You wiircontinuetq find my quarters for: '1 grippe. We, failed: to learn the particulars of her life and death butj she was over 00 years old we. are told, sh bai here Monday the 4 th. Mrs. W.

F. Coors returned home Saturday after spending several weeks with her Arkansas, who has 4iot been eepjbeted fire-" he is sointt better rSayOrehoi what ido you think of MreNatiot, we think she is doing the righlf thing and we her to keep up 'tHe good work. The people of our good old state will stand about so much and then they COLUMN BY MKS. ANNA KEPTUNB. Some of the leading railways are not only pt.icjng the ban on cigarette tiaioluug, but also on the uWof tobtc co while eniployes are on duty "trs.

Natiorv.who is a1awbreaker is in jail, but The Gttloonkeepen-'1to are vastly worse lawbreakers, are still at large. law-abiding people right well. -Marion Record. Of conrse it is very wrong for Mrs. Nation to make a business of smashing it just happens that the jointists are not in the most favorable position in the world for complaining about it.

People who are making a business of breaking one law, ought to have mighty little to say against people who make a business of breaking some other law. lola Register. She ought not to have thrown the stones it was mistaken and misdirected zeal but she was not half as guilty of lawlessness as the joint keepers nor would she do half as much deviltrvas they are doing if she 8 toned every joint outfit in the state. If we could quarantine the liquor sellers for 21 years, we would outstrip every commonwealth on the map in all that goes to make life worth the living. Oskaloosa Independent.

The saloon in the Carey hotel, or any where ought to be smashed, but the method adopted to smash it is just as unlawful and objectionable as the methods adopted by the saloons. Her unlawful and radical meth ods were just as much out of place as were the methods of John Brown when be attackted Harpers Ferry "in 1850. She struck at the greatest evil in this country, and if it puts peo ple to th'nking and results in good to one half the degree that John Brown's raid did, she will have ac complished much. Nickerson Argosy Shouldra Man Be 4 Va in? Certainly he should. He should have ambition to look and feel good which be cannot do unless he digests his food Syrup Pep sin aids digestion, clears the head, keeps the bowles regular and mikes a man feel at peace with the whole world.

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II. Gi.oi:, Ag't. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. V. S.

KXECUTIYE DEPAliTMEXT William McKinley President Vice President Tohn Hay Secretaryof State jyinan J. Gage Secretary of Treasury Elihu Hoot Secretary of War John D. Long Secretary of Navy Smory Wraith Postmaster Genera 3. A. Hitchcock Secretary of Interior lames Wilson Secretary Agriculture John Attorney General JUDICIAL.

J.W. Fuller, Cheif Justice, Illinois John M. Harlan, Associate, Kentucky Horace Gray, Associate, Massachusetts David J. Brewer, Associate, Kansas Henry B. Brown, Associate, Michigan 3eo.Shiras, Associate, Pensylvania R.

W. Peckham, Associate, New York I). White, Associate, Louisiana Jos. McKenna, Associate. California U.S.

SENATORS, lucien Baker, Leavenworth W. A. Harris, Binwood CONGRESSMEN. At Large W. J.

Bailey st. District Charles Curtis 2nd. J. D. Bowersock 3rd.

E. It. Ridgely 4th J- Miller 5th. W. A.

Calderhead 5th. W. H.lteeder 7th. Chester I. Long STATE.

Governor W.E.Stanley Ueut. Governor II. E. Richter Secretary of State Geo. A.

Clark Auditor of Geo. E. Cole Treasurer of Frank E. Grimes A ttorney General, A. A Goddard State Superintendent Frank Nelson JCMCIAKY.

Dheif Justice Supreme Court, W. A. Johnston Associate Justice, Frank Uoster W. It. Smith J.

C. Pollock A. II. Ellis E. W.

Cunningham A. L. Green APPELLATE COT7RT. Northern Dept. Abiiah Wells XV.

D. Aaron J. II. Mahan Southern- Manford Schoonover A. W.

Denison B.F.Milton 13th DISTRICT Judge. G. P. Aikman ELK COUNTY. State Senator, 26th District, W.

S. Fitzpatrick. Representative, 52nd District Thos. 1'. Hawkins.

Sheriff Onder Sheriff Prol ate Judge deck of Court County Siipt. Register of Deeds Slerk Treasurer Qountv Attorney Coronor John Hamilton' John Hamilton, jr. D. W. Jackson Frank Organ A.

L. Brown C. N. Martin G. J.

Sharp W. F. Coors W. A. McCausland D.

C. W. Maddox F. Chapman Surveyor County If earth Officer Dr. W.F.

Flack COMMISSIONERS. 1st. diet. L. A Freeman 2nd.

Jeff Hurst 3ru S. Z. Ellsworth TENSION EXAMINERS. President Dr. Hays Secretary Dr.

Flack Dr. Farrow Treasurer- TOWNsum Trustee William Itay. Clerk W. A. Dilley Treasurer John Hunk ustices of the Peace, John Stockdale.

S. Miller. Constables, E. J. DeWitt.

J. L. Jjogsdon. CITY. Mayor-K-Geo.

Stauwood, Clerk John Hall, jr. Police Judge John Stockdale. Marshall Win. Itay. Street Com.

M. Taggart, youncilmen: F. P. HatOeld, A. S.

Bowden, C. A. Williams, W. II. Guy, II.

II. Daily Health Officer. Dr. B. K.

O'Connor they ever dealt with- He inhere ted from? $cotch-Irish ancestry a warm love for tle true, the good, and tne just and was one (4 those rare souls who, regardless of plaudit or reproach, are always found in tlie fore front affairs battling for the weak as against the strong. The funeral was held vat the "StinC th! ot th)9 I. O. O. F.t G.

A. R. and W. XI. V.

1UUI11WIIIIHI bins i UU- tl .1 i i.i ermon, by Elder Lob- dell. The church wasj beautifully decorated with flags flowers and evergreens oy tne K. U. and Rebeccas and many floral tributes covered" the' casket. His remains were followed toGreenlawn Ceroetry by the largest concourse in the his- of the community.

In life he had often expressed the that ne lM buried wrapped in his country 3 flag in accordance with his wisn remains were low reu to est until the Jast irdnip cov ered bT the oIJ Rg he taJ followed and loved so well "Peace to his ashes', there was no better, grander, nobler, manlier Angte Valentine as born in Mo. The year 1866 and departed this life Jan. 28th 1901 ta Coverdale Kan She removed with her parents from Mo. to Kansas in 1886. Thence to Wash ing'OTi where she was married to Ccarles Hargrove Dec.

4th 1893- They then remored to Kansas where they have since resided Four child ren were born to this union Bonnia the youngest proceeded her mother to that better land. September 18th 1900 The husband and three children two girls and one boy remain to mourn their loss. Angie Hargrave was a loving and devoted mother and loved by a who kuew hsr Fnneral services was conducted by R. C. Hamill at Cloverdale amid a large number of friends.

Copy for both the above notices fur nishedby friends of thedceased. (First published In The Gkenola Greeting February 8th 1J0J.) 4 Appoiatneat of Execntorsv, State of Kansas, 1 Klk County. In the matter of the estate of Jua-can M. Reid late of lk County. Kansas.

Notice is hereby, given, that on the 30th day of January A. IK 11)01. the uncersijrned wer, by the Probate Court of Elk County, duly appointed and qualified as Executors of the estate of Duncan M. Ileid late of Elk County, deceased. All '-parties- interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

C. SlIACKKI.KOim. STEriiiiN G. Smith. Executors.

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P. A. Topfcs Subscribe for The home io Grenola, Kansas, January 27, He grew to manhood in the city of his birth. In. 180 hJe removed to Macomb ULrliese-be followed 'the carpenter trade j6ilil tne breaking lit nf tluiffitrt! vftr TTm wits mmnrnT the first to respond to the call for volunteers, eiilistiug in Company CL I Yates Shrnsliiirtpfi.

thin enmmnvl afterwards became a part the famous 64th Vol. Inf. In June 1862, for meritorious ser vice. -rendered on the field of battle, he was promoted to 2nd, Lieutenant. Shortly after i bis Gen.

Dodge, re cognizing his worth and capabilities. assigned him to a place on his staff. where he remained until out in April 1803. mustered After his discharge he settled on a farm near Macomb and rKid.I thftrA- on until 1870 when he came to Kan sas, first settling at Huinbolt. In 1875 he came to Elk county (then known as Howard county and com- posed of the present counties of Elk and Chauaauqua) and settled at Ca- nola, a frontier trading post situated about one mile southeast of the pre sent town of Grenola.

At Canola he ran a drug store until 1879. when a. I a a i ne present town or urenola was stablished, by a con solidation of the towns of Canola and Greenfield, he then moved to this place and opened the first hardware store in the town, and was also, its first post master, holding the latter position for eight years. When the Grenola Town Company. was organized, June 30th, 1870, he was its first Secretary and acted in that capacity until its disorganization Dec.

31 1885. It was he who suggested the rew name, taking the re" from Greenfield and the "nola" from Canola, thus giving each of the places extinguished by the establishment of of Grenola, a part in the name of the new town. September 9th 1883 he was married to Isabel J. Fouts, who with one sou, Mr. Frank Reid, is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband and father.

D. M.y as he was familiarily called by those who kuew him, wae ever active in the promotion of all things that make for the betterment of the To his old army com-rads he was a father. November 3rd 1S83 he helped organize Appomattox Post No. 289 G. A.R.

and was a barter member of the same and from Us organization until his death he acted in the capacity of Post Abjutaut at each meeting, except four, He was a prominaut member of the Odd Fellows, having affiliated with that fraternity for over 21 years and held every office hi the Subordinate lodge and at the time of his death was Financial Secretary' and Trustee. Since 1888 he has been an active member of the Christaiu church of this city. He was always active in church, Sunday school and Christain Endeavor work, teaching by precept and example. He held the office of township Clerk from 1888 until a year before his death' and was City Treasruer from the time of the disorganization of the Grenola Town Company until his death. D.

M. Reid was, from the time he first settled here, one of the best known men in this section of the state He was leader and guider in every public enterprise, alwpys keeping himself posted an all public matters relative to lie welfare of the citizei of his community and county. He nAi a source of to public npou all questions touching the welfare of the country lie did as much, or more, than any other man in Elk county in securing the location of the. rail road that luns through our town He was believer in railways and other public enterprises ond ever active in promoting them. In addition to his others business enterprises a number of years ago he opened an office which is known as the the town.

In him the soldiers and he soldiers widows and orph found a kindly friend and brother who at all times stood ready- tc ins-part information and lend a helping hand or hlp with his purse. As a business nmn his transaction stand as monument of correctness, the en tir. community uniting in one i when you want auy thing! store head? qes, Coal, Salt, for'prodtice Kansas. Canola- Miss Summer has gene and Mr. Winter has come egain.

W. H. Pefley lflft for Altmont Thursday night after a short visi with relatives. Mrs. Anderson has returned home nil reports having a pleasant visit.

Mr Anderson was glad to see her smiling face again as he was getting awful tired of batching. Tom Swisher is up from Tonkawa O. K. looking after inter ests here and visiting. Mrs.

J. S. Logsdon has been quite sick-the last two weeks with la grippe but is better at this writing. Verge Harris has hired to Charley Thompson for the coming Mr. Underwood has purchased the place occupied by Mr.

Pinegar and will take possession in the spring. Denton Boys shipped out a nice car ot hogs from their farm Monday Will Hawk'na has comminced his new house ami will soon have it completed if the weather stays favorable. Eli Stipps from Missouri was visiting with Joe Logsdon one day last week. Mr, Stark has trimed the hedge along the east side of the Shores place and taken out 1I the posts has it all completed except moving the brush and the road overseer says It must be moved soon as it is blockading the road. Howard A good rain fell Saturbay.

Roads are good and muddy. But very few people1 came to town Saturday on account of the rain and bad roads but they will come Monday. Anson Strong and family moved to Black well last week. Mr. Strong shipped bis stock of groceries last Friday and the family left Saturday evening.

Howard loses one of its best family byMrf and Mrs. Strong leaving he will keep a first class store in and they have the best wishes of all Howard. Lester who was buried at Grenola last week had a host of friends in and around Howard and tbo Antire community extend their sympathy to the bereaved family. Frank Martin of Union Center has rented his farm to James Taylor of our town and will move to Howard in the near future. The meeting at the M.

E. church is still going on there has been about 25 converted. The iceeting will last all this week. A largo number of farms have changed hands the last two months around Howard land is going up fast' in this community. Two of the men from off of Han.

nalis ranch got too much of this Howard brand of whisky Saturday and landed in the cooler. We are going to sand for Mrs. Nation. Hamer Bros, of this, city have rented the entire Swat.y ranch there is about C000 acres of land in the entire ranch and the Hamer boys pay 2000 for it. Ed! Jones who has lived on the Swatzy ranch for 7 or 8 Tears says he will not.

move off as he was legally notified and Swatzy says he will get off so that has to be decided. Mrs. McKey mother of W. McKey died last Fribay with the DR. H.

C- EtJSH. Medalist) Office with Dr. IlatlieM, -Viaesdsj of each week. Grenola. Ki-slz.

r-- g- i Go For Firs! Gallery close'I 2n Gallery on Gkenola ROCK ISLAND LUMBEF COMPA LUMDER LIME AND COAL, A SPECIALTY. HAIR -m CEMENT PLASTER And everything in the builders line. JOHN HUNT, MGR- JDROS. Eatalrfiafced 1SH0. WEST SIDE MAIN STHEET.

AGENTS FOR THE, EMPORIA STEAM LAUNDRY. WOltK SRNTON TI'ESDaVo Grenola, Kansas. B. H. O'CGKKC AND -v Z3is Grenola t.

KRAL ESTATT: NCE. NOT A 3renola, Edd. Ra Grenol Transfer r- Prompt Attention to Work. Gkcnoia, Kansas. KXKJUENCE 4 Tlntoit Mams tm aanSlM a aMrk aaS Saanini aiatkm ot artnMe twu- i oar nonUu, $1.

fcf aE wmfu. A i -Boots Highest'price'paid d. A. iSfiaflB, encei Correspondents should sij.i he names their articles not for public ation but as "evidence of good aith" Please also, put heading at top as the printer doesent always know your lo cation. Be careful to write all proper names plainly.

Write your items 'sencV them in Tuesday; Wednesday is everlastingly too late. Burden Chanel- 1 Fine weather foirjwinter. No Sunda? school here last Sunday on account of small pox. R-jv. Stout is improving slowly he' thinks he will be Table to preach again soon.

Mr. John Lanes passed through here last Saturday to visit Mr. Kin-i man's. Robert and Walter Lane visited Robert and Silas Burdette last Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

Appleby is moving on his farm west of the one he sold to L. T. Uasebolt. Hsrle Casbolt will move in the house vacated by Mr. Appleby.

Round Mound school is closed ou account of small pox. Mary and Jasper Fesler are visit ing relatives in Iowa. Clias. Corder formally of West Va. but now a resident of Mo.

was passing through here on his way to Okla. stopped a few dnysand visited M. W. Burdette. Harle and Lewis Casebolt are hauling corn to Grenola.

Mrs. Hicks is sick with grippe but is better at this writincr. (These items were "pied" last week too late for resetting.) Bridges rivers, tunnels mountains, builds cities, gathers up the scattered rays of one's abilities. what Rocky Mountain Tea doe 35c. Ask your druggist.

CJiavlin- T. H. Logsdon had the misfortune of being kicked by a horse on the leg causing a severe sprain. Sam Konkel and iamily were iting in Chaplin neighdorhood last week Sunday school and church were well attended last Sunday. Elder Troxel delivered an interesting and encouraging sermon.

Ben Miller and family iSundayed at C. F. William's. Ilnnry Frolim and wife spent Sunday at Jas. More's, Dr.

Bakers agent is in our neighborhood this week. Mr. Adam Shull has recently purchased some fine pasture land abjoiuing the Dewey ranch. Miss Martha Moor is suffering with a felon on bsr hand. Mr.

Eilera liouse came near being burned down Wednesday catching fire from the cook stove but was put out by Mrs. Ellers before much damage was done Jas. Street and foil Fred went to Howard We inesd.iy. Jess Ogdon bought 12 tons of feed of T. II.

Logsdon and is feeding it out. ICorrespond will take the laws in their own hands Mr. Nation should and we believe will be Harrah'for Mr. 1 uii-view Mr. A.

wisher went to How ard Monday-' Jesse McCarney is pastering Mr. Bohl's honse. Birt Swisher went to Peckman Oklahoma Sunday. Grandma Ilaigher is visiting at J. Stiles.

Mr. Parcell is quire sictc with La Grippe. Lewis Kyser spent Saturbay at J. C. Hines'.

Mrs. Mary McCarney spent Frfc day Mrs. Mann. James" Hobaugh is visiting his sister.Mrs. Nora Stiles.

Mr. Bohls went to Moline Monday George Payne of Spragne Missouri" is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. E. Sties, James Mann and Elmer Scott are on the sick list.

Messrs. Charles Crowther and George Payne were in Howard Mon-da7- The speZing sebbo was very weW attended considering the unfavorable weither. Walter Teonard has moved into the'Pleasaut "Valley neighborhood. Charley Crowthers spent Satur. day night and Suabay at II C.

Mann's. Edd Sapp of Cold water Kansas was in this neighborhood Sunbay. Mr. Tom Snair has rented the place recenty vacated by Mr -Morey Cbas. Hackeraann his moved into he house recentv vacated by Walter Leonard.

Misses Gay Jordan, Maud Haz-ett and Grace Jordan and Messers Boughmah, Earl Douglas and Edd Piner of Grenola attended the spelling school Friday night. Cloverchtle Chronicles. There are a great many down with the grippe and what are not down are coming down. Nearly all of our farmers had the plow going before the recent rain and cold snap. Mrs Gaorge Stout took sudenly ill with the grippe last week.

F. L. Shaft is reported better. Miss Ruth Helmick of Cedarvale was buried in the New Cemetery 28ib of January. The grippe is still ou 'Rampant and the Doctor's are all bnsy, "We have had a favcriLle winter so far.

We understand that L. T. Case-bolt has purchased a 120 acre farm this side of Leeds of Appleby.1 Did not learn price. -Bud Swisher will put hife drill on the prospect shaft as soon as he gets through with the pnwp ct l.ole he is drilling in the flint hills. Mit Yancey has the nicest pen of full blood hogs to be found in the Country Do Be Fooledi Taka the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Mad only fry Madison Medici a MmUmb, Wis.

It fcacs yon well. Oar trade mark cut each pnefcaf e. Price, if cent. Never ol4 In bala. Accept snbetl-tate.

Ask your drwggUt. G. A. Roberts of L'ntmr, II'. suffered four years with a nad in hi' and could not eat.

Josi Co jK.undn. Two bottles of Dr. Cald-wcII'h Syrup Pepsin restored his appetite. -cured his stomach trouble and to he is well and hearty aud says he owes his health to Dr. Syrup Pepam.

N. AunrcitoN. eeeMTe Miss Winnie Liebau is visiting relatives at Toronto. Wednesday a telegram came telling her parents that she was very sick. Elder G.

L. Lobdell has purchased a fine piano and will have music in his home here after. John Yates and Fred Kyser became masons this week, taking the first degree Wednesday, evening, They were both loo King the worse Thursday morning for their ride J. pewitt has sold his cafe to II. W.

Bowden Harry is a fine young man of steady industrious habits and no doubt make a great sucess of this new ventvre. Hj is the solid sort of a fellow that deserves to succeed. Mr. DeWitt has not yet announced what be IHtends to do. Grenola hopes to keep him.

Miss Maude Roe 14 visiting her friend Miss Edna Munsinger near Moline' this week. R. W. M. Roe went to Winfief Thursday.

E. B. Lyon has-so far rocovred as tube able to srt up. Mr. ind Mrs.

Eu-k Ames camt up Wednesday to" visit at O. C. Shaokel They brought their boy along. W. II.

Davis of Son Nitt 1. is here visiting his cousin Mrs A DiVey. Mr. Mrs L. Smyser are the irents of a hoy who came to their home Feb 7th, 1901 PhiZip Hand and his son Fimore Of Howard were in Grenola Thursday.

Rev. W. T. "White has been Ml with the grippe this weik. He was abe fill his pulpit -Sundaj -The Hand -Sisters "of Colorado will give a islead and Elocutionary Enter tain ohm at- Aubuclions Opera- Honse next Wednesday evening.

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