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lift Roy Piatt came home this morn ing- Mrs. Clint Hollingsworth is visiting friends and relatives in Lyndon. W. H. Thomas, of Carbondale, came down last night to call on Lyndon friends.

Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Chas. Bolyard, of Osage City, were Lyndon visitors to-day. Bart Hollingsworth and E.

Magovern are out at A. L. Wilson's farm painting his barn. W. C.

rainier and Miss Alta M. Hill, of Burlingarne, were married by Rev. Davis at the Presbyterian parsonage this, afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. As this was the first wedding that had occurred for some time the probate judge and the newspaper fraternity had commenced to feel a little blue about getting any business along this line. Our best wishes go with them in their new walk in life.

Subscribe for the Lyndon Daily News, only five cent a week. Mas. H. L. Rand spent yesterday in Osage City.

Will Ransom, of Osage City, was here to-dav. Judge Lofty, of Osage City, was a Lyndon visitor this morning. Ben F. Davis, of Wintield, Kansas, was a Lyndon visitor yesterday. Mrs.

Rvnders, of Jacksonville, Illinois, is in town to-day on business. Mrs. Ben Glenn and daughter, Bessie, from north of Vassar, were trading with Lyndon merchants this morning..