Western Life du lieu suivant : Leavenworth, Kansas • 7

Thursday, April 27, idos. HENRY ETTENSON ENTERTAINS. Proprietor -of the Big Store Entertains His Employees and Their pnenas at the New Planters. One of the most delightful and en STABUSMtD ID7J. ISAAC POWERS BOUND OVER.

Isaae Powers, one of the two young men charged with shooting Into a Kansas City-Leavenworth car near Pope crossing on the night of March 23rd, was given bis preliminary hearing in the city court Friday and bound over to tha April term of the District Court. Maret who was with Powers at the time of the shooting, was sentenced joyable affairs ever known in Leaven Sale of Sample Shirt Waists. worth took place Thursday night wnen all the employees of the Big Store with thoir friends, makine several hundred In all, were royally entertained at the tu rs.iS iiicoo amity waisus nave at- BOLING NEWS. See J. A.

McCune's ad. on page two. Mrs. O. D.

Gould was the guest of Mrs. Joe Cleavlnger last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers and children spent Sunday with Mrs.

Summer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seufert at Hoge. Mr. and Mrs.

Reese Faulkner and son, Howard, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orr and family. The Misses Etta and Eleanor Frank were the guests of their sister, Miss Adelia Frank in Leavenworth, Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Graham and children, Mr.s Gus Hebling and daughter, Minnie, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gist were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Orr, Sunday afternoon. The Conundrum Social which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell last Friday was wel lattended and was a grand success, both socially and flnancialy.

Miss Bessie Hyde of Iola, was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hyde, Satnrdav and Sunday, returning to her I tracted auite a bit of attention. Planters Hotel at the expense or tneir generous employer, Henry Ettenson. nwlne to the lateness of the hour we to the Reform Scnooi last ween, i ne evirtenro was mostlv aealnst Maret, 4a, An1 nfk nrAnrlaw nanr tm so Judge Flynn reduced Powers' bond are compelled to restrict this report of a to-date waists of the famous the affair, but will try to aescrme 11 fn-lv next week. The immense din to $300.

R. P. Craycroft and John Ullman, who were wounded at the time of the Royal brand at nearly half of 4-ttai vaol nrsvivtlt TPitrj 1rf-M 4- ahnnrinir. were nresent at the pre ing room was brilliantly lighted and decorated and it Is needless to say liminary hearing and told their de tho otnrv Onvnroft's escaDe was 11 yvi coose from. that everyone had a good time, mere were many enjoyable surprises and nulte a number of witty talks which miraculous.

A charge of shot struck 1 nrtnaiafa vP An a lown contributed to the entertainment. The him in the rignt arm ana Dreasi; me nnrforated and the chest 5.N If nraiata rininfilv trimmed and badly wounded. He gave County At iWi "h-- "98c affair Is simply a demonstration of the spirit of fellowship in which Mr. Ettenson holds his employees and the evidences of mutual friendship exhib Jfl. ClFl One table of Waists tha ited Thursday night demonstrates that home Monday.

Miss Mame Graham and Mr. Harry Hant of Leavenworth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burwell and family.

Miss Leila Burwell and Miss Alice Holman left A NEW DEPARTURE. la order to expedite the apprehending of thieves who prey on the farmers of Leavenworth County and to assist the farmers in the early recovery of their property, I have arranged for the use of space in this paper each week for a department to be knows as "Sheriff's Department." This department will be devoted exclusively to publishing official notices of thefts. In order to secure the advantage of a notice of theft through these columns it Is only necessary for the complainant to notify the Sheriff's Office and the publication will be prepared by me and at absolutely no cost to the person suffering the loss. The object of the department is to enable the facts of thefts to become widely known so that suspicious characters can be reported to this office and Investigated at once. If any farmer reads of a theft through this department and has knowledge which he believes will lead to the arrest of the thief, he should at once notify the Sheriff's Office.

This department will thus become a medium which will tend to bind the farmers together for the purpose of protection and the recovery of stolen property. There will be absolutely no cost to anyone, the only condition being that the person suffering from theft must first notify the Sheriff's Office in order to secure a notice in this department. The purpose of this condition is simply to insure the genuineness of all notices. 1 hope that the farmers of Leavenworth County will avail themselves of this opportunity to greatly facilitate the apprehending of thieves. Respectfully, STANCE MEYERS, Sheriff.

Sheriffs Department. No matter accepted for this column that does not bear the signature of the sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas. The attention of subscribers is called to the a ir mi 1 1 i op nr wuuiu sen ill ijiid if mar wnv Ml. Mr. Ettenson good will toward his employees is reciprocated fully.

torney Bond a bundle oi letters ana a cigar case which he carried in his breast pocket and which were simply riddled with shot. Fifty-five shot were picked from his arm and chest and quite a number still remain. Ullman had 35 shot taken from his chest and a number are still in his lungs. 9 and 2 fin in tha snrina I WJAi mm for Kansas Sity, Saturday, to be the guests of Miss Fanny Burwell. Mrs.

ci 3a vp Christian Endeavor. Young People's topic, Sunday, Apr. 0 Prayer for missions, at home and Mary Hyde gave a "quilting Dee at her home all day Thursday. The guests were her nearby neighbors, MrR Sanders. Mrs.

Stalter, Mrs. Gus Hebling, Mrs. Henry Orr, Mrs. Mul- abroad. 1 Tim.

Christian Endeavor: Its Success and lins, Mrs. Reese Faulkner, Mrs. unas. Gist, Mrs. Jennie Howell of Kansas City, guest of Mrs.

Sanders, and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Welse. The L. A.

S. One large lot of fine sheer madrass Waists in fancy and solid colors. These would sell ordinarily at $2.75 to $3.50, $1.69 One lot ef Waists of fine linens, sheer lawns, daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery. $3.75 and aq $4.50 waists 4Zt7 Lot five consists of a small lot of linen and sheer Lingerie Waists. $5.00 and $6.00 waists at QQ REST-ROOM A 8UCCESS.

Visitors' Rest Room Flourishes in Spite of Everything and is a Great Success. The Visitors' Rest Room on Cherokee street over Drechsel's Shoe Store is daily visited by country people, mnstiv women and children who find Scope, (By Rev. Wm. Mason, Chicago.) Tn this aee of organization Christian will give their tenth anniversary tea and reception at the home of Mrs. Wm Burwell.

Wednesday afternoon, EniiBivnr takes front rank among May 8rd, 1905. Everybody is invited world movements. Originating twen it a very desirable place In which to and will be made welcome. Misses Josephine and Myrtle Springer were the guests of, Mrs. E.

J. Holman, Wednesday. Robert Grafe, aged 5 years ty-four years ago in a single society, there are today, in sixty different nations, 64,000 societies, with an aggregate membership of more than three and one-half million. It reaches from and 11 days, died at the nome 01 nis nn rent a Mr. and Mrs.

Rinehart Grafe, Dole to nole. from ocean to ocean, and Sunday evening. May 23, at 7 o'clock crowns all the continents. after a lour weens liiness 01 bcbubi fever. The funeral was held Monday Christian Endeavor seeks to answer the whole claim of life.

It has miickened intelligence, fired con afternoon at 3 o'clock, interment at tha T.ittle Stranger cemetery. Mr. science, stimulated affection, deepen and Mrs. Grafe have the sympathy of eat their lunch or rest arter tneir shopping. Great credit is due Mrs.

Bartlett and the other, ladies who have kept this institution alive In spite of the greatest adversities. The Rest Room consists of two rooms which are neatly furnished and a motherly matron is always on hand to welcome visitors and care for their wants. Mothers with little children are especially grateful for the Rest Room. A register is kept on a table in the room and there is not a day passes but names are registered from all parts of the surrounding country. Quite a number of local merchants contribute small sums each month to the support of the Institution.

The principle expense is for the matron and the rent. If the merchants would investigate the success of this Rest Room, they would get together and provide means for maintaining a much larger room with more facilities. ISCl IflHC HO nUUW Ur the arrest of a person or persons by name or all their neighbors. This Is the third death in three weeks of scarlet fever, ed reevrence, and rendered practical the highest ideals of Christendom. It has given the young people something worth while to work for, and shown them how to work.

It has shown elas-tiritv enough to readily adjust Itself one child in Mr. Frank Brlstow ram iiv and one in Mr. Warren Chamber's description is puousnea in uowliiw -less the sheriff holds a warrant for the arrest of aid person or persons charged. No exception in any Instance is made to this rule. Notices contained In this department are published without expense to the complainant.

In order to secure the advantage of having an- .1 Um.I Uim ilMMImAnt It I family. Miss Josephine Springer to the most obstinate local and pro will spend Friday witn ur. ana mrs. Faulkner at Fairmount. Mrs.

Edith SATitnr snent Wednesday in Leaven- HDunoenwiiH huhjs necessary that persons suffering losses report vincial pecularity; tenacious enougn to conserve inviolate all that is essential In nhrUHan life and thought. It wnrth. Misses Avice and Myrtle Powell and Mr. Austin Evans were the strengthens the individual in all re the same immeaiateiy snerni at once make notification through this department. In view of the extensive circulation of Western Life among the farmers of Leavenworth, Wyandotte.

Jefferson, Atchison and Jackson counties and Platte the advantage of announcing thsfts through these columns is ob- wlmisi. guests of Mr. and Mrs. wm. Barn hart.

Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs ligious expression, and trains tne young. Christian in all branches of Geo. Aaron, Misses Mame Aaron, Kate church activity.

Any person having knowlege which he believes The progress of Christian Endeavor has been one unbroken success. Each vnnr it has broadened and deepened Aaron, Mr. John Aaron attenaea ser vices at the Cathedral in Leaven worth, Sunday morning. PIPER. RUBLE.

Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Davidson dined with Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Davidson, Sunday of last week. Miss Alma its hold upon the youth of every name This vicinity was visited by a rain atnr mMnnriav and Tuesday.

A Smith and Mr. James KHnkenberg Millinery Sale. nrowd attended the dance given and nation. There nas been no step backward. That which has been is but an earnest of that which is to be.

The crowning beauty of Christian Endeavor is that it carries in itself all that anv age can ask in the way of by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer scott at tneir home here Friday nignt. juvery one rorwirta nn extra good time. MrB.

Cannon's house in Piper is completed wholesome religious activity. New occasions will but render more effect spent last Wednesday evening with Miss Florence and Messrs. Leo and Edwin Gallagher. They had a very pleasant time. Miss Essie Bromell visited Mrs.

E. M. Martz a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Mitchell and Edna Maud Marls were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mitchell and family at Lowemont, Sunday. Sydney Bromell made two market trips to town last week with spring lambs, chickens and eggs for and she will move nere soon. ir.

and Mrs. H. D. Turner and sons of Kmua C.itv. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Meade ive the old ideals. "Pnr Phrist and the Church." What and sons, also Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer a breadth of opportunity In this watch will lead to the arrest oi anyone gumy ui ahould immediately notify the Sheriff's office in the quickest available manner. STOLEN On the night of April 4, 1905, in Tohganoxie, -two sets of single harness, rubber mounted; two riding bridles, fair leather; one summer lap robe; one single fly net, cord; twenty-five celluloid rings. I will give 10.00 reward for Information that will lead to the recovery of property and capture of thief. STANCE MEYERS, Sheriff. STOLEN From the premises of Otto Meyer, about one mile southeast of Basehor, Leavenworth County, on the 17th or.

18th of April, J905, one double set of driving with collars, iron names, black trimmings, flat lines, blind bridles, not much used. Under the mounting of the hack band Is a card bearing the address of the owner. On the bridles, upper strap which slides in box lob is tha initials O. cut in with a tool, word! There is no phase 01 unristian nrivilege or obligation that it does Scott and children spent aunaay at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Scott. Miss Lillian Bettis and brother. Albert, enterftalned a which commodities there was a brisk and good competition on ac not embrace.

In a single city Christian Endeavor is making itself felt for better conditions in- municipal affairs, Hnnnnrttnz tntasionaries at home- and' number, of friends, Sunday. count of Easter. -7: 'Joseph' R. Lewn, was calling on his Lowemont friends, abroad, carrying on a successful hos Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Myer spent Sunday with Mrs. Myer's pa Rev. B.

r. Iticnarawra iireacueu ui farewell sermon here Sunday evening, he having resigned his work here. A student from William Jewell College will, preach here next Sunday, Anrii ao. at 11 A. M.

and 8 P. M. pital work, conducting a street-preacn-ing services, maintaining a social set-Moment, oneratlng free night schools, organizing and conducting notable rents at Lowemont. Essie ana Alfred Bromell were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Martz, Sunday and attended the Easter exercises at the Edmonds church near McLouth.

Mas Mr. and Mrs. Barker and daughter, Lena, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jno.

Waldron and family. Miss Edith Robinson of Kansas City returned home thiB week after having viaited relatives at Maywood for evangelistic campaigns. Multiply tnis by the all but innumerable towns and cities into which Christian Endeavor has gone, until all of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, the islands of the a America, have been embraced, no buckles on traces, Just three holes ter Alfred Chapin has returned home after an extended visit with his to hitch on end. Also one new set oi single buggy harness, breast strap iioni to fit neck of horse. This grandmother at Springdale.

Mr. Albert Mitchell purchased a span of mules from Mr. Mottin last week. some time. Grandpa McKenzie re and it must be apparent to all that We have received one lot of about 25 ready-to-wear hats in' the very newest designs and colorings.

These we will place on sale tomorrow at interesting prices. Some exceptionally fetching styles that we have priced from Sale of Curtains, Mattings and Window Shades. We open up with a sale of House Furnishings. We are prepared to show a larger and better line of Swiss ruffle, net ruffle Nottingham, Cable net, Arabian and Cluny curtains than ever before. Rugs of all sizes, shades and carpets are also going in this sale.

One lot of Swiss ruffle curtains, 3 yardn long, 121c quality dotted Swiss 6 inch full ruffle, bias band, cassing and heading ready to put up. 95c value' per pair 69c 50 other styles of Swiss ruffle curtains in plain and fancy French and Scotch Swiss at 79c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50 up to $3.50. One lot of Grenadine cottage curtains, full 8 yards long very wide, even ground with cross stripes of red and green fast colors. A $1.25 curtain, at per pair 98c 50 other styles of snowflake Grenadine and French. Crete curtains from, $1169 to $13.50.

Nottingham, Dentelle, Arabian and Cable Net lace curtains Arabian, we are showing over 100 distinct styles each and every curtain being of the 1905 Many of these patterns are exact copies of the fine Cluny, Brussels and Arabian braid styles. These range in price at per pair. $1.25, $1.50, $2.50 up to $4.50 harness is not marked, but is without Services at the Bell school house Christian Knaeavor is second to none of the great world forces that exist every Sunday afternoon, at turned to his home here some time ago from Oregon where he spent several months visiting his son and dauhgter. Mr. Howard Gale closed a very successful term of school at Mission last Friday.

A number of the 4 o'clock. Everyone cordially invited today. ROUTE NO. 1 NOTES. See J.

A. McCune's ad. on page two, to attend. COLORED MAN SHOT. back strap and crupper.

Also new horse collar all red, wool lined, size 19. Also fifty B. P. R. chickens.

125.00 reward will be paid for the recovery of the harness and collar and $25.00 additional reward will be paid for Information resulting in the conviction of the thieves. STANCE MEYERS, Sheriff. parents and friends of the children Mrs. R. L.

Seymour of Bollng visit Early Saturday morning, Robert Shields, a bar tender at the Idle Hour, and Mr. Gale's visited tne scnooi n-day, bringing with them large baskets ailed with good things to eat. At noon ed with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Seymour one day last week. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Powell and son, Alfred, an elaborate dinner was served and called on Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Mayer of High Prairie, Sunday afternoon. enjoyed by all, after which a snort nrnmm was rendered by some of the Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Cllnkenbury ana a notorious colored resort on Cherokee street, fired four shots at Elmer Brewer during a drunken quarrel. Two of the shots struck Brewer. Officer Halpin rushed In and took the gun from the bar tender before he could, fire again. Brewer was taken to Mit pupils. Then all returned to their son, Chester, of Bollng, attended church at the Tabernacle, Sunday.

homes reporting a very enioyaDie aay. Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe Wa have larcre stock, all MT. OLIVET. Mlaaea P.nnWftV and brother. WI1 chell hospital Miss Brown of Leavenworth spent Saturday and Sunday with the Misses Jessie and Maude Seymour.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barnhardt and son, Gordon, dined with Mrs. Mary Boling, Ham, entertained a few of their friends The contractors who have been sizes on hand.

Call and get our planning to lay the pipes for T. J. Lof-tus to carry water from his wells on Sunday. The Misses Avice and Myrtle Powell and Mr. Austin Evans Sunday evening.

ur, n. Biomuuuu is hauling lumber from Easton this week preparing to build a granery. Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Mlntier entertained Miss Georgia Jacquot and brother, in Snndav. Mr. Amos Thlebaud A big lot of China and Japanese mattings. Over 800 rolls to the sand bar up to the Ryan Ice Plant, select from.

One special line of 35c quality Jap mattings in prices. Welch Sons, 744 Cherokee St. had intended carrying their pipes called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Barnhardt. Sunday evening. Messrs. blue, red and green, at per ya across the Terminal bridge. After get was calling on friends in this vicinity.

ting their wells down and the work Frank and Willie Jeannin dined with Master Charlie Murphy, Sunday. Miss Keler of Tonganoxle was the ex started, they happened to remember Monday. Miss Florence Stinsmeyer spent Sunday the guest of the Misses 1 11 ell and Minnie Skaggs. Miss aminer of the County examination at the Central, Friday and Saturday of Mary Kruger of Leavenworth spent that the bridge Is opened quite often In the summer time so that it will be impossible to use it for their pipe line. The only solution to the problem now Is to sink their pipes in the bed of the river.

Easter with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. p. Krueer. Miss Ruth Earl is visit nd daughter.

Helen, snent Sunday ing her sister, Mrs. Thomas Bourke DINGY ROOMS TRANSFORMED BY ALABASTINE last week. Mr. James Hutchinson was a Leavenworth visitor, Sunday. Remember, that there will be preaching every Sunday at the Tabernacle.

Mr. Chapman, ouf former pastor, preached last Sunday. Sunday school evening the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jacquot and family.

Mr. Benjamin Hundley of Nortonvllle, spent Easter with friends in this for a few weeks. Mr. unaries Stiensmeyer, visited home folks, Snndav. Mr.

M. Orlowskl sold a few head of cattle last week to Messrs. at 10:00 o'clock and 'preaching at 11:00 A. M. Everybody is cordially Invited to attend.

John Buchanan and H. C. Squires of iwemnnL Mr. Stance Miller and MADE A BIO HAUL. A bold burglar kicked a panel from a door in the rear of the F.

C. King residence on South Fifth street Saturday afternoon and robbed a valuable chest of family silver. It la reported that he secured nearly $400 worth of silverware and heirlooms. Neighbors saw the man walking down the Mlaaea Christine and Mamie Mil GERMAN TOWN NEWS. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Forge and RURAL ROUTE NO. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Stares spent ler were calling on friends in this vi Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacon PICTURES ENLARGED I make life size pictures from ordinary cabinet photographs and do better work than you can get elsewhere and my prices are very much lower.

I am permanently located in Leavenworth and guarantee entire satisfaction en every piece of work. I finish enlargements in either Crayon, Pastel and Sepia. Also furnish all kinds ef frames for the least possible money. Remember the name and address. A postal will bring a call from me and I will shew you samples.

P. SULLIVAN, Agent, 1125 Spruce St, Leavenworth, Km. Starns. Miss Myrue nuuuu Sunday afternoon with Miss Eleanor Starns. Mrs.

Conrad Wacker called the street later with a grip belonging to family, and Mrs. G. Hilpret spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orek-am.

Mrs. M. C. Wright called on Mr. M.

Gates. Mr. and Mrs. H. Forge and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Gates and family and Mr. M. Lippert spent Sunday evening with Mr. and on Mrs.

T. J. Starns last week. Mrs. cinity, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. rrana Komers an ddaughter, Helen, and Miss Annie Orlowskl came up from Kansas City, Saturday to spend Easter with their father, Mr. M. Orlowskl and family.

Miss Florence Stiensmeyer and brother entertained the Misses Payeur and brothers, Sunday evening. Mr. V. Jacquot lost one of hia fine voting mules. Sunday evening.

Hemlng and daughter, Mrs. worth, visited the for Mrs G. Hilpret. Mr. Frank Forge mer's daughter, Mrs.

M. T. Powell last called on Mr. Mike Gates, Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hopkins spent Mrs. King, In which he had evidently placed his loot. The family were not at home at the time of the robbery. FOR SALE A store building and four rooms on the corner of Ottawa and Seventh streets, and also a six-roomed house adjoining.

This property is in first class condition. It ia a good business corner. Price $3,000. I will take part cash and the balance Alabastlne will transform your dingy, dark rooms, halls or closets to bright, cheerful and refreshing ones. We want you to try one of the tints in your pantry now at cleaning time This will demonstrate Its usefulness and also its su- periority over kalsomlne and wall paper.

For the other rooms we can give your selection of fourteen different tints, thus giving op- portunlty for producing most pleasing effects throughout the home. Alabastlne Is quickly pre- pared just mixed with cold water and applied with ordi- nary brush. Call or send address today for descriptive circular and color card. Sold only In lb. pkgs.

Price 45c per Pkg. AM. GEIGER, Oppiait Hay Market Mr. John Ehart of Glen Valley Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

John Wells week. Mrs. J. W. rora oi iwansaa City is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Henre. The C. E. social at the home of Mr. Burwell.

Friday evening was a success, both socially and financially. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Pitts. Mr. of High Prairie. Mr. Joe Gates spent Sunday the guest or his parents, Mr and Mrs.

Ehart. Mr. V. Jac and Mrs. H.

M. Hurt ana aaugoier. Rita, of Stilllngs, spent Sunday quot and Mr. C. Stiensmeyer, called on Mr.

Henry Ewerts, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and children spent Sunday with Mr. M.

Orlowskl and family. Mr. and Mrs. on time. Also, For Sale A house on bought a new buggy.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ketter spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A.

Ritz. Mr. J. Hilpret spent Sunday in Leavenworth. Miss Annie Gates spent last Sunday with Mrs.

Forge. Miss Minnie Gates spent last Tuesday with Miss Matilda Hilpret. Mr. W. with Mr.

and Mrs. James Fitts oi Route No. 3. Guy ana uoinns Hamid and Lee Hobbs. Walter F.

Krueger spent Friday with relatives and friends in Leavenworth- Mr. Addiann Skaggs called on Mr. John and Harry Black, Charles and James Mrs. Mary Herron of Lowemont was a Leavenworth visitor Wednesday and called at the Western Life office to renew her subscription. Have yon sent for an Alabastis color card.

Well mall It If you send Gates was shopping In Leavenworth, Walnut street containing five large rooms, good cellar and kitchen; gas In every room. Price $1,800. Also, For Sale In South Leavenworth, a little hoome containing four rooms. Price $500. I will take a cash payment of $50 and the balance at $10 a month.

E. Jameson, Wulfekuhler Bank Building, City. Smith had a fine time cooaing eggs in wia Vaater Sondar. Five Leak, Sunday evening. Mr.

Fred Saturday. Miss Tillle Hilpret spent UJQ students took the county examination Topf entertained friends irom near Rtnn Friday. Misses Laiim and a few days In Leavenworth last week. Mr. W.

Gates called oa Mr. A. Rista, address. Gelger, Leavenworth. at Haxel Dell, Friday ana oaiuraay.

Annie Orlowskl and Mrs. F. Kobera Sunday evening..