Rice County Breeze from Lyons, Kansas • 5

A Urge crowd was over from Chaso RAILWAY TIME TABLES. John Belden, and Eliza Stowa were married at tholr future homo north of Mr. Glaze roturnod to his home at Lyons, last Saturday, after a Christmas to ''whoop 'or up" for their A. T. He 8.

F. Ry. Co. team. II.

B. Wade was over from Coneseo this morning. A good thing to do subscribe for tho Breeze. three weeks visit with bis brother Wm, Sterling Doo 2Uth. The groom la one of the prosperous young farmers of Sterling and tho bride one of our GOINO BART, No aaa, Simla To.

rusn'iigor Mo, 3S8, Siilllli I'D. Accommodation A. M. A. M.

of this place. oXrwich L'Qurant. Miss Rena Clark will go to Kansas Joo Pevorly was over to Litt.e IUvor yesterday lookinc aftor his intercuts annua wkt, time to order the mi, nuuiu rt. nmHuiiKiT I sn. HU7 Kin, In I HierO.

most succesful touchers, the accomplished daughter of J. O. Stowo of Stor- Now 1h a good Breeze for 18D8. City the latter part of this week to visit two or three months with friends. Roy Cowdrey la home from Kansas "lf.

She expects to have a good time and no Trains ax, 83ft, 837 and 338 runs dally, except Kundays. Train and leaving Lyons at 10:05 a. in. uriive nt Kaunas City ht p.m.; I'Mcmro 9:43 next morning: 8t, Louis ut 7 a. Train arrive nt I'uehlo ai 7.

u. Colorado HprlNg City whero he is attending dental school. J. T. Nash has been enjoying a visit from a brother, of Illinois.

Geo. II. Harris a Breeze employee had the pleasure of taking ride over doubt will. Miss Olive Nutt left for her home In ai bwu u. in.

unu uonvor ai 11:13 in, Dave Heist was over from Chaso in the country south west of the city and Miss Lucy Hanlng Is assisting the Exchange bank this week. yesterday doing business wlthi ur Tn per cent, reduction Is made ou round trip tickets v. tliu A. 1. 14.

K. Hy. whern the one ay rate does not exceed $5, with a return limit Abilene last Friday evening. She has had, for several months past, charge of Informs us that he was very much to of ten urys. pressed with the country.

The wel Tickets are told via this line to all points In the Unit ei (States and Canada. Bnggagu checked to Dr. Hall and family spent Christmas with relatives In McPherson. arranged and neatly kept farms Ira Attorney Evans, of Ellinwood, was destination. pressed upon him the thrift and likely transacting legal business In Uwn the millenery department at D.

C. Webb's dry goods house. Robort Findley, whoso Christian name is "Bob," stopped buying broom corn long onough to attend the clerks' Information regarding rates and connection prosperity of our farmers. Tuesday. th Fred Clark of McPherson, was win ne oiieeriuiiy given on application to me uu- dorsli nod by liittoi or person.

guest of M. L. Grimes Christmati. Sterling boys seem to bo infected Mr. Glaze, father of E.

W. re F. 8. Bali a. Agent Union Depot.

with a desire to run away from home, The wind from the north is preparing' turned from Dodge Ity, whore was visiting1 a son. association, lie is clerk of Rice county. Hutchison New. Young Norrls Fair's escpade is follow to blow the old year out and the now MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. 00 1 NO EAST.

ed by that of a boy named Bladen, who year In. Herman Moots, the cigar king of No. 10- rnsseneor MB A. M. left home Thursday morning to see the No.

12s. Freight A. Sterling, ras in town yesteaday looking up busi ness. II. G.

Doddridge and wife gave a world. He was stopped on his journey UUlAu WKST. No. 9. Passenger 8:05 P.

M. Ed Shlffard, of Salina, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. Mitchell. He is well pleased with Lyons and says he thinks he will make periodic visits here.

Some attraction we presume. at Arkansas City and returned to the 121. Freight l-M V. M. Christmas dinner to a number of their friends.

Ed Mitchell and Perry Buckley are au (rains tun daily. paternal roof. The story of the prodi gal son will be a good text for the ser Free chair cars between Lyons and Ht. Louis. at Little River this week invoicing J.

1. IMCKKHUN, Agt'Ul. Benjamin II. Stover and Mist Carr, their goods there. mons next Sunday.

Hutchinson News. A man over at Sterling claims to have KANSAS MIDLAND RAILROAD. GOING EAST. both of Clafiin, were married Christmas by Rev. Sims.

D. E. Lawrenco came In Christinas Christmas day Mrs. N. Van Brock a sword carried by Napolian and a man here says he has a bible owned by Mar No.

2. Passenger 8:02 M. M. 10. reight a.

ai. eve and ordered the Breeze for 08, the right thing to do. George Lantz and wife are spending COIMU WK8T. lln received $2,885.47 from an estate in Illinois thiit had been in litigation for some time. This was a goodly Christ the holidays with Will and Mrs.

Tandy No. 1. Passenger 8:31 P. M. No.

0. Freight 12:23 A. M. Frank Fleming and sister returned in Concordia. tain Luther.

The difference between the two towns are in accordance. E. II. Rico who has been stopping at the Hotel Palace fo? some time and l'. 9.

A 1,1,8, Agent union Dopot. today from Council Grove where they mas present and was thankfully receiv ed by Mrs VanBrocklln. It will be re Grady, of Gait, were married Christmas Information reirarillnir rates and connection were visiting friends. will be cheerfully given on application to the un- Wm. Bowen, of Sterling, and Grace membered by our readers that Mr.

S. Swenson came in yesterday and eve by Judge Hindshaw. uorsigneu oy icier or in persou. ST.Z. AND SAN FRANCISCO R.

R. Brocklin was killed while in the em who is engaged in the fence business is now enjoying a visit from his wife and daughter of Oakland, California. Quite a number of the Lvons boys ploy of the Lyons Rock 6alt company paid for the Breeze until January 1st 1898. Who will follow? W. II.

McCormick and Lena A. Hen The following Is the time card of above road which connects at Wichita with the Kansas In the company's mine. derson, both of Ellsworth, were married by Judge Hinshaw, Christmas day. Midland Charlie Bankin has opened up a new are sick because three or four of the Ly On Christmas evening at six o'clock, Mr. L.

Welch and Miss Nina G. Lovett ons girls wore Chase colors during barber shop in the building lately accupled by Mr. Zerbee. O. L.

Lennen and wife, of Ness City, the game Christmas day. These young were united in marriage by the Rev. J. were visiting relatives in Lyons Mrs. A.

L. McMillan preached an able girls will now have to. look to Chase for beaux. and vicinity the major part of last week. a time.

Lew and Nina are so well known to our readers that they need no Introduction. The wedding was a very and interesting sermon in the M. E. church Sunday evening. J.

Couger and son, of Belvidere, Illi Jimmy Dickeson is home from a Sidney Holt, who has been assisting us in this office returned to his home at Marquette Monday evening where he will remain until his fingers are well. nois, are here looking after a farm they bought near Sterling. They will be several weeks visit at Marquette with quiet affair, only the relatives of the contracting parties being present. The Breeze and its readers, wish Mr. and Mrs Welch a long, happy and prosperous wedded life.

his sister Mrs. Dr. Smith. here sometime. He got them mashed in one of our job No.

106. Joplln 7:15 Leave in 7r cartilage 8:12 pm V. 7. 1 A Monett 9:25 WlCrita iL.OO 5 Springfield ....11:00 in St Louis 7:25 am Joplin 5:10 a Leave rr carthage M'Ln Monett ICIJlta Springfleid 10:35 a St Louis 7:30 St Louis 8:25 a Arcive r.ir Springfield 5:20 Wtcbita 0.10 Mne" pm am i-S carthago 8:54 Joplin 9:45 Arrivo -7 rn St Louis .8:40 pm Wichita 3:40 urdiage P. M.

Joplln 8:58 a 111 Editor Harding was over from Chase While cutting ice last week Len Christmas to witness the game between the Lyons and Chase boys. Russell took a cool bath. The ice gave away, and so did the water. Len can tell you all about it. presses recently.

llev Cornelius late of McPherson has accepted a pastorial charge in the Christian church here and has moved his family to this city. He is well spoken of as a minister and we are pleased to See the hats in the window of the The rabbit-scalp industry In Sumner county Is developing at an astonishing rate. So far the county has paid 3 cents bounty upon 33,000 scalps, aud are being brought to the county clerk at the rate of 3,000 per day. It is es P. P.

P. clothing house. They are J. J. Caldwell is rejoicing over tho cheap.

South Side Square. arrival of a new son at his home that appeared Sunday to brighten his and Mrs. Caldwell journey through life to Rev. G. E.

Studebaker of McPherson, was in Lyons between trains isterday while on his way to Scott City. identify him as a citizen. For Rice county Farmers. We are able to make the owners the most liberal Loans and giv the best contract gether. timated by the Wellington Mail that before the limit of the bounty on March 1, the county will have to pay out $12,000 which will represent a W.

M. Kenton, one of Rice county's W. E. Wade of Lyons, was in our most prosperous farmers and Miss This line is now running through chair cars (Beats free) and Pullman Drawing Room sleeping cars, Wichita to St. Louis, dally without total of 400,000 rabbits killed.

It city last Monday in time to catch the Santa Fe train east. Democrat. Katy B. Cox, were married December cuange. xnis is tno oniy une running inrougu Pullman cars from Wichita to St.

Louis, where direct connection Is made witli all eussern trunk seems beyond belief that so many rab bits could be found in one county. Sterling Bulletin-Gazette. ciferedby anybody. Money paid the day papers are signed. W.

E. Wade Lyons, Kansas. J. J. LaFlower was down from Arkansas City on business, yesterday.

Miss Bertha Lucas and brother, re line noints in the most macnlncent rf llwav sta tion In the world. Qu'ckest line to ah points in Southwest Missouri. Northwest Arkansas, East turned to Little River yesterday, after a holiday visit with friends here. Charlie Rankin has rented the build ana (Soutiieart. This company now also have on sale steamship He was formerly a business man here W.

H. Wonderly came up from and was connected with the Modle, a Wichita last evening to visit a days 23rd at the residence of fhe bride's parents in Center townwhip. John Applegate enjoyed a visit Xmas from his nephew, A. J. Applegate and daughter of Wichita.

Mr. Applegate is a pleasant man and is chief cleric in the K. M. R'y general office. Ho will visit in this city again New Year day.

A pleasant surprise was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Embree's Saturday night, the occasion being-M. E'b birthday. Aside 'from a large with Mrs.

A. Wonderly and family. ticnets 10 an points on ine gioue For further information address LlNGENKKLTKU, city Ticket Agent corner Main and Douglas ays DELANEY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Wichita, Kansas great store occupying a space 25x140 feet. Ponca City Courier. ing just north of Charlie Hartmans restaurant and opened a new barber shop.

The room has been neatly papered and now presents a tidy appearance We have been expecting to see Charlie start for himself for some time and are pleased to see him make this adventure. He has many friends and patrons in If you want a good business or a fine dress suit, Phelan, the Sterling tailor would like to make it for you. The revival services at theChristain church are' intesting and Evangelist Sims is doing some good work for the christain cause. He is a fluent and eloquent talker and his sermons are LOCAL ITEMS Court convenes next week. If you want a good busiress or a fine dress suit.

Phelan. the Sterlinsr G. W. Carl was up from Nickerson tailor would like to make it for you, gathering of older folks, her Sunday school class of "tender buds" were present. A nice time was had.

E. G. Suttle is home from his trip Monday. Geo. Moore was over from Chase, Monday.

full of power, truth and logic: Dr. D. H. Snowden has been appointed a member of the pension board of this county in the place of Dr. W.

A. Todd, deceased. The appointment is out in the in the interest of is bible interpretator. He reports many sales. The University Geological Survey of Miss Ola Thompson, of Bufhton, is Revenge is sweet but remone is bet Kansas, working under legislative au" thority, early in 1898 will issuo a report on the mineral iudustry of Kansas, the city who will encourage him with a continuance of their patronage and with his reputation as a workman he will certainly succeed.

Wm. O. Orr of Sterling and Miss Leota L. Dudrey of this city were married at the home of her brother, L. L.

Dudrey, in this city Wednesday afternoon last by Rev. A. J. Bixler. A lage number of relatives and friends of both bride and groom from Lyons, Sterling, Chase and Great Bend were present.

After the ceremony an excel-ent wedding feast was served. Mr. ter to bear. visiting with the family of T. R.

Williams. She will return home Fri covering any product obtained by any Mr. A. L. M'Millan was in Sterling a good one, as the doctor is Avell qualified for the position.

Democrat. Elish Ernst came down from Kansas City the latter part of last week to day. kind of mining, smelting, or quarrying Peverly Bros, has the largest stock operations. In order to make this report complete in every respect the hearty co-operation of all interested of clothing in Rice County and they spend the holidays and enjoy a needed vacation. Elish is employed in one last Monday.

The merchants are all busy this week holding inventory. Chas Shuler, of Chase, was in the hub on business Monday. are selling boys suits and overcoats at cost. citizens of the state is solicited. Statistics regarding the larger products, such as coal, lead, zinc, salt, of the leading implement houses in that city and has a good steady position.

F. M. Watson came up from Ponca Orr is manager of a grocery house in A. E. Ketcham will leave Monday Sterling for Mitchell of Lyons.

The happy couple went to Sterling on the for Topeka on business. lie will ride his wheel providing the weather per evening train, Their many friends mits. wish them the very best of life's pros City last week to spend the holidays with his daughter Mrs. Wm. Elble and his brother living north of town.

He is engaged in raising broom corn and making brooms and reports his buisness good. perity. Great Bend Register- If you want one of those boys suits The Missouri Pacific will run four at cost, you must come soon for they are going fast. P. P.

P. clothing house. S. Sutton is enjoying a visit from daughter of Sterling. Joe Deupree is home from Missouri to spend the holidays.

L. D. Harter made a trip to Bushton on business yesterday. TheM. E.

pulpit was ably filled by Dr. II. P. Smith Sunday. George Mitchell was visiting friends in White city this week.

Bert Lindsey of Sterling is doing- passenger trains daily after Saturday beginning Sunday. We have failed to learn just the time the train will ar Miss Christine Wonderly is visiting can readily be obtained; but statistics on stone, clay, sand, mineral paint, and all lesser product can only be obtained by a generous help from the individual citizens. This cou ty should also take pride in reporting the productions of her own, for to a certain extent it will be injurious to have but a fraction of her output included in the report. Sunday Excursions. Taking effect Sunday, August 1st, and each Sunday after that dato the Midland Railway will sell tickets to any points on their line where return can be made on date of sale for one fare for round trip.

F. A. Salls, Agent. with her grand-parents, W. II.

Won Minor Stevens one of the little fellows about town, had his eye almost knocked out the fore part of the week while engaged in a game of foot ball. He was accidently struck with the elbow of one of his playmates during the pro rive in Lyons, but the new train from the south will arrve near ten o'clock derly and wife, in Wichita. She will return Monday. and return again i'rom the north about four in the evening. This gives two J.

Conger and son of Belvidere, Illi business in the hub today. gress of the game. passenger trains daily each way on nois, are here looking after a farm Jacob Zerbee formerly of Lyons, is They will The barber shop recently owned by they bought near Sterling, be hero some time. that route and will be a great benefit to the traveling public. There has been some talk of the freight Frank Slattery and run by Chas.

Ran suffering with rheumatism. Boys clothing at cost at the P. P. 1 clothing house, Lyons Kansas. trains discontinuing passenger traffic after the first of the year but we kin has been sold to Mr.

Capp of Council Grove, who has moved his family to Lyons and will continue looking after the patronasre of that shop. Mr G. Bucholz and son of near Lorraine were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Swen Swenson Christmas day. Mr.Bulcholz is Mrs Swensons father.

Letters Uncalled For. J. K. Smith and wife of Geneseo are hardly believe it will go into effect, guests at the Palace hotel to-day. though cannot state positively that The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for for a period of thirty days In tho postofflce at Lyons, Kansas, for the week ending Deccember 20, 1837.

Capp comes well recommended as a good workman. they will not. S. W. and A.llamage, are over from Harry Hooker, one of the best looking young men in Rice county, came over from Lyons to our city Monday on legal business.

Democrat- On last Saturday niffht unknown Fred Rlesens Knoch White John Ralph Dawson Ins. co parties made a bold attempt to steal a William Jones, of Rice county, Kansas was in the city today with his brother J. W. Jones, of Kildare township. Mr.

Jones is an old friond of the Little River to-day on business. Boys knee pants suits at cost at P. P. P.clothing house Lyons, Kansas. Mrs.

Elbert Hoyt of Ponca City is visiting relatives and friends bore. fatted hog from W. H. Libb's pen cards M. Skldmore Robt Sutcliffe is the proud father of south of townt, A large porker was If not called for within fourteen days the a new son wnicn came to is nome knocked in the head and its throat cut, above will be sent to the Dead Letter oflice according to Postal laws and regulations.

but tho dogs put up such a.tremendous caristmas eve a present from his wife. Rob is happy over the gift. rartles calling for above please say "Adver Little River John Ashwell of is howl that the thieves abandoned the tised." Ail due one cent for advertising. F. N.

Cooi'EK, Postmaster, Oakley Maxwell went to Winfiel3 job, evidently being frightened away. The hog was found in the pen near the fence the next morning. A loaded publisher of this paper. He is very much pleased with the appearance of this town and the surrounding country. Ponca City Courier.

The old horse doctor and wife, who made themselves pai-ticularly obnoxious in this city and neighboring towns a few months ago, are still on he road. Saturaday evening to spend a few days with witb his parents who livo in thm Cheap Excursion Rates. For Christmas and New Year Holi transacting business in town to-day. We have some special bargains in underwear and gloves. Peverly Bros Ed Nordstrum was doing bi siuess in the neighborhood of Noble 1 hursday.

We will close out all our hat and get city. Ponca City Courier. shotgun should be kept in waiting for such notorious theives, and the owner Henry Dilley will return to his work days, the Kansas Midland will sell excursion tickets at one fare "or round trip tickets on sale Dec. 23-24-25 to 31 and Jan. 1st, good to return on or before Jan.

4th. F. S. Sails Agt. M.

in Kansas City this week. Henry has should not be slow or timid in setting the trigger ia motion should au opportunity be presented. Little Jl. Monitor. a good position there and i building They were driven from Mcrhcrson to Canton and then on to Marion, where they are now boarding at the city's ex pense.

Hutchinson Neve's. ready for sping stock. South Side Square. Peverly Broters. up a reputation for himself as a worthy A happy New Year to you all.

Ry. employee..