The Atlanta News from Atlanta, Kansas • 5

FRIDAY1 THE OLD" RELIABLE THIS CllOCKEP. BANTU. SATURDAY Jay Denning was hero attend Ninth Avenue Restaurant Good Meals Good. Service MEALS 20 TICKETS $3.00. D.F BRENIZER PROPRIETOR.

To Have The Largest Repair Trade AuP (fcJl chmakers in Kansas. I solicit a trial job and believe I will do all your repair work in our line Leave all work at W.L. "Wilson's General Store. They will send it to me and I will repair and ret i it promptly. I prepay all express charges.

Andrew Wilson Vntchmaker, Jeweler and Oraduat Optician. 221 9 W'INFIEtD, KANSAS. Fine watch work and fitting glasses Our Specialty. Real Estate Insurance And 0 Farm Loans. Rentals collected for non-residents Farm loans made at low rates Notary Public in office.

Take the celedrated Frisco System when coming here. 4 4 Your correspondence solicited. J.M.Parrish Jmmigration Agent J.E. Jones, Local Ticket Agent In Southern Kansas is my aim, and the only way I know to get it is to do the best work at reasonable prices and do it promptly. I have in my employ two of the best wat comfortable home for patients.

College Hill, an eminence over J. M. Parrish spent the day in Winfield. Pictures "Winfield Kansas. Don't delay too long.

James Wilson was in the county seat today. J. Nathan Long went to the county seat today in the interests of the News. Wake up all ye who are asleep to help build the new rural telephone system. Any information desired can be had by inquiry at tli3 Atlanta State Bank.

Just received our men's Spring Clothing. Come and look at them Emerson and Kelly. James Wilson-has moved the furniture stock recently purchased of Willis, Martin to the back room of the News office. James Bryan of Otto was the city today. He is a candidate for county clerk.

His residence is in urant township and he says that this township has never been in the' county scat. Mr Bryan is a life time republi can an able and honest man. With these qualification and no represen tation from that part of the county he republican convention will make no mistake in placing him on the ticket. Get your sale bills printed at the Ncw9 Office. The editor was in the county seat today arranging for the pub lication of another paper.

The paper will be known as the S. W. K. Conference ournal. The publication will begin in the near future.

This will be another boom for Atlanta making it the central point for conference news. Cane seed at C. Stevens and sons. Charlie Crocker spent the day in Winfield. Frank Elkins was in the county seat today, i -a Mr Rodocker was in Winfield today buying some fine- horses to ship.

He has several horses here but net enough to fill a car. He purchased enough at Winfield to complete his car and will ship on Wednesday. to If you send your watch to Mo- gle it will receive prompt atten tion good work and reasonable price. The literary' held at the sohool house Friday evening was well at tended, I. 11.

Wilson the old provident having moved away, the literary proceeded to elect a new president and secretary. Ed Snialley was elected president and John Shafer secretary. The liter ary had not held any meetings for two weeks and for that reason the program was very short. The program consisted of recitations by the children and music by Frank Elkins. The literary ad jotirned until'.

Friday evening March 4th. Every one shoulc come take a part and make this a 'N Spring Styles in Belts and Col lars at Crocker Crocker's Mr. Hilyard of Wichita moved to the property recently purchased of C. A. The News and people of this vicinity welcome them to their new home and hope that future acquaintances may ex tend to warmeth friendship.

Ben Cook is suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is slow ly improving at present. Mrs. Chas Sweot was here cal Sunday in company with Was-. muth Parrish, the editor drove to tlo Crocker ranch passing the M.

Parrish ranch' and return-, insr bv the south road, crp.ttino- a 1 good view of the territory surround ing Atlanta. They drove over the Crocker ranch first for the purpose of get ting a good view of one of the ideal ranches of Cowlev pountv. -v -i Going into-the farm througli the gateway on the east they tooly the road leading northwest to the, house. This part of the ranch is rolling upland" used for farming and pasture. The soil ti a rich loam adapted to any purpose that a man would Care to use it.

Passing on to the wet f6und one of the most beautiful locations for a home, that could be found. The house and, barn are nestled in the bottom land with rolling prairie on each side forming a protection from the strong winds. The" house is a large two story frame just built in the pUst few years. On the east of the house is a fine young orchard well protected by mulberry trees on all sides. The barn is a well built barn large enough to stable all the horses shelter the farm implements and a good portion of hay and grain.

Other-adjacent buildings are also used to store the products of the farm. These building are in a rich creek bottom of nearly two bun dred acres. This bottom land is of rich black loam producing the finest wheat, corn, alfalfa' and all other farm products. The creek being so n( at the im provements makes a handy watering place for stock. In fact this is a ranch of four hundred acres and is one of the most conveniently located ranches in this part of Cowley county.

In our next issue we will give a description of the J. Marks ranch. Pictures at Rodockers Winfield Don't delay too long. SUNDAY The services at the Methodist church was well attended both morning and evening. Rev.

Kim ball paeached an excellent sermon in the evening and it would pay all to come to hear him. All are cordially invited to attend these services. Willie Wilson and two children spent Sunday in Winfield. The Christian Endeavor was well attended this evening. Every one expressed great satisfaction in the selections spoken by the children Fred Berry man of Latham and F.

D. White and family near here were guests of James' Kelley and family Sunday. MONDAY Quite a number of people at tended the Race Stevens sale today. A largo attendance is re ported. Empty barrels for sale at the Atlanta Lumber yard 50 cents each; Rev.

Phelps, Baptist Minister from Latham was here today arranging to hold a series of re vival meetings. It is sincerely hoped that he Rev. Phelps is a man of of ability and spirtual power. Any one wishing to make dates for sales will please call at the News office and the editor will tell what dates that are engaged. W.M.

Brannmf, ing to the interests of the J. P. kden Pro Co. Jay is a jolly good ellow and is doing a good busi ness for the company. Mr Dikeman of Burden gave Atlanta a visit today.

W. J. Marks is repairing the room next to his dry goods depart ment preparatory to placing a grocery stock in a few days. He is one of those progressive busi ness men that is helping to advance the interests of Atlanta. We have just received our stock of Men's Spring clothing.

hey are priced within reach of all. Cmerson and Kelly. -Mr. Cook of Winfield, was here today visiting his brother Ben who las beer sick for several days. I have some bargains in second land watches some as good as new For ladies or men.

L. R. Mogle. Why do you' wait? Why not subscribe for the Atlantn News at once? The procrastmator is a ad fellow to promote the interes ts of a community. The Methodist choir met at the home of Chas Moody for a rehear sal.

Only five members of the choir were present. -More inter est should be shown by the young people. Just received: A new line of skirts and wrappers at Crocker Jrocker's The Children's rehearsal at the Christian church was well attend ed. They arp rehearsing for the rally day to be given on Sunday. the children keep on they will pass by the old people and say to them, take a scat and hear the children sing.

Keep, the interest ligh and interest the children in the things that elevate the soul. See John Parrish for farm oans. Mrs. Bert Stevens entertained at her. home on Saturday from two to J6vc P.

M. a number- of ittle friends in honor of Loleta's seventh bi rthday. Those present mere MissesLaura Crocker, Grace Davy, Zora Wil son, Grace Tompkins, Ethel Wil liams, Mauree. Emerson, Mazie Kinkaid, Ina Tally, Leora Tally Purl Kreps, lluth Zeigler, Geo Klous and Miss Chase. The early part of the evening was spent in games and plays.

After which an elegant luncheon was served. This was a most enjoyable little party All expressed their pleasure and wishes to the hostess for the many happy returns of the day L. R. Mogle just received the best line of optical goods in the city. Give him a call.

903 Main Winfield, Kansas. Times are rather prosperous a- round here. Some of the boys have been celebrating the coming of the spring. Oak lumber on hand at Atlanta Lumber yard. A card was received from Ray McCord stating that ho arrived at Minersville Neb alright.

We hope to hear from him again in a few days. Cliff Price is building a house on his farm nine miles north cast or hear. John Sargeant was in the city today delivering the books on the Chicago fire that he had tiken orders for. He will make his future home in Coffey ville Kansas. Subscribe for the News 4 4 4 Highland Park Sanitarium It is a New, Private Hospital and has all the Modern im provements.

It is heated throughout with hot water; and no expense lias been spared to. make it a It is beautifully situated on looking the entire city. It is one mile from the business center and away from the noise and dust of the city, and is always cool and salubrious in summer. Fully equipped with all necessary Electro-Therapeutic and Xllay appliances. The operating room, which is entirely modern, is completely furnished with the latest and best surgical and antiseptic appliances and is free to all physicians and surgeons and only the most competent graduate nurses are in charge.

It has special provision for patients requiring abdominal ancl gynoecology surgery and hospital treatment. "It offers maternity service with superior advantages and protection against the dangers incident to confinement. Its great cleanliness, perfect sanitation and excellent dietary management commend it to both physician and patients. Patients met at all trains when requested. For further information, terms, address the Superin tendent.

Miss L. A. Wells, Winfield, Kansas, ling on friends. Subscribe or the News.