The Kansas Tribune from Kansas City, Kansas • 8

SOUTH SIDE SUMMARY Hi Eves Tested Free. Full Line Ontical Goods. Hi Miss Noling, of Olathe is the guest of Miss Edna Tatman. Miss Anna Howell will spend the holidays with friends at Braymer.Mo Mrs. North, qf Kansas avenue, has returned from an extended visit in lit njoipjHI In Every UMJeweliy Store the east.

M. A. Jackson drew the diamond ring, for whioh Mr. Ned Philips sold chances. Mr.

and Mrs. Osage street announce the birth of a son on the 17th inst. PDr. J. O.

Milner, of South Fifth street is suffering from an attack of the grippe. BONNER SPRINGS BRIEFS George Evans has rented the A. W. Jaggard farm. School closed Thursday evening for a week's holiday vacation.

Take a paper printed at the county seat. The Tribune, $1 a year. The Santa Fe bridge gang is very busy driving piles for the new bridge at this place. Yostie Green, who left with the bridge gang, returned from Superior, Wednesday. Prof.

Crooks has organized a singing school at the Christian church to meet twice a week. Rev. Osborne, of the M. E. church, will deliver a sermon to the J.

O. U. A. M. Sunday afternoon.

Fred Schneider came to Bonner Saturday with his face bandaged as the result of being scalded. The Methodist Sunday school will give a Christmas tree entertainment at the school house tonight (Friday.) Mrs. E. Adams has moved to Kansas City, Jno. Snell having taken the remainder of her household goods Saturday.

Rev. J. J. Smith preached at Glen-wood Saturday night. He will hereafter devote about half his time to the work there.

C. L. David, the trustee ot Delaware township, has received notice that the Deep Hollow and Spring The Fifth street public school in tends giving an entertainment early in Kansas City, examine the qualities and ask the price of the so-called bargains, and then favor us with a call and I will guarantee such prices that you will FEEL CONVINCED that I can save you, from 10 to 25 per besides better goods for your money. Minnesota Ave. January.

Miss Eva Cameron, of Hannibal is visiting her sister Mrs. Lyle, of Shaw nee avenue. Mrs. Evans, of Chillicothe, is Con key, receiver; Mrs. 31.

Simmons, uaher; MrB. J. Johnson, inside watch; Jerry Wilderwood, outside watch; Mrs. S. M.

Hampton, representative; Mrs. Durkin, alternate; Dr. J. W. Charles, medical examiner.

The Rev. Mr. Betts, of the Central M. E. church brought the series of special meetings to a close last Sunday evening.

These meettngs have been held for the last five weeks, and have been very beneficial to the community. Ladies, Aid Society, of the Central M. E. ccurch gave a quilting party at the church one day last week. At the close of the afternoon's work.

The ladies repaired to the home of Mrs. David Wentling, where aj hearty dinner was served. The Intermediate Society, of the Central Christian church held a social and carpet contest at the home of Mrs. H. M.

Duckett, 615 S. Eighth street. The carpet was awarded to the one who collected moat money for the society. Mrs. Duckett was the successful contestant, having collected about $20.

The Salvation Army will serye free dinners to the poor at their hall on Osage avenue, Christmas day. All those who are unable to provide dinner for themselves on that day will be heartily welcome. The Army is besieged daily with applications for food and clothing, and any donations of the kind would be gladly recieved by them at their hall. The Sunday schools of the different churches in Armourdale will give their usual entertainments on Christmas eve. At the Presbyterian church a beautiful cantata, entitled "The stars," will be rendered at the close of which the gifts from two heavily laden trees will be distributed to the scholars.

A feature at the Baptist church entertainment will be a snow house, from which Santa Claus will present his offerings to the children. vititing Mrs. Hanna Dewire, of Shaw nee avenue. Mrs. David Wentling, of Osage ave Hi nue has been entertaining relatives from Illinois.

Mr. Dan Steele expects to make Up to Date Ideas. New Holiday Goods, ft! short visit to his brother near Em poria, Kansas. A new lodge was organized by the Modern Woodmen at their last meet ing, December Telephone W. 83.

High Grade Work. creek bridges would be repaired at Major Cole held a special service last Sunday afternoon at the Central NEWS OF ARGENTINE. Mr. John Elliott, of Harrison street is able to be out again. Mr.

P. S. Packard, of Odessa, Mo. is in the city visiting friends. G.

H. Herrick, of the west end is dangerously ill with pneumonia. Mr. Geddes Simmons, who has been seriously ill is somewhat better. Mrs.

Stover, of Spear avenue is con-valesceing from a serious illness. Millie Hoekabout has recovered from a slight attack of scarlet fever. Mrs. Lewkens, who has been an invalid for some months is a little better. Mrs.

Alta Gear has returned home, after spending a month in Greely, Kan. Warren Smith, of South Second street is entertaining M' J. Martin, of Chicago. Rev. W.

J. Houston is planning to commence a series of special meetings in the near future. Mrs. Laeshur, of Harrison street is making a Christmas visit to her sister in southern Kansas. Mr.

Frank Maxon has been enjoying a visit from his parents, whose home is in Independance, Kan. A cantata will be rendered by the scholars of the Baptist Sunday school, at their entertainment on Christmas eve. The American Club gave a dance at the Metropolitan Hall this week, which 'was largely attended by the members. The Ladies' Aid Society, of the First Presbyterian church gave an oyster supper and social, at the home of Mrs. French, on Spear avenue.

The social was largely attended and was quite a financial success. The Rev. E. Meredith, state secretary, occupied the pulpit of the First Baptist church last Sunday morning. In the evening the pastor preached his fourth in the series of sermons on The seven benedictions of the apo-calpcse.

The Rev. J. R. Adams, of the Congregational church, has been obliged to resign his charge, owing to sickness in his family. He will make his home in Colorado for the present.

The members of the chnrch evpect to be able to supply the pulpit regularly. The popular firm of Green and Conner, corner First and Silver streets, are adding a line of groceries to their already extensive meat business. They will be prepared to meet all competion and deserve liberal patronage for their enterprise. The pupils of the publio schools in the eighth grade, gave a very high class entertainment, Wednesnay evening to a large and appreciative audience. The literary and musical selections were rendered in a masterly manner, and the ribbon drill exercises were especially effective.

The Improved Order of Red Men gave a ball in Nokes' opera house one evenina last week which proved to once. Presbyterian church. STEAM While skating Sunday morning 1 Ulll llll II III7IIH Lewis Maupin fell on the ice and Mrs. Campbell, of St. Paul street is recovering from a severe attack of broke his right wrist bone.

Dr. Gor muscular rheumatism. in don reports the patient recovering as rapidly as possible. Miss Daisey Sweeney, of Ninth street has returned from a three Fred Putcarup and Miss Frame, of months visit to Denver. H.

F. WULF, Proprietor. Wilder, were united in marriage Thursday morning and left over the Mr. Robert Flemming, of Osage avenue, who has been seriously ill for I FIFTH AND STATE AVE. KANSAS CITT, KANSAS.

Union Pacific for their wedding tour, some time is recovering. We wish them many days of married life. Mrs. F. H.

Doyle and little daugh ter, from Perry, are visitieg at the borne of Mrs. B. P. O'Neil. Mr.tWilliamson, of Nashville, Okla.

is here visiting his son-in-law, J. Jewett. Mr. Williamson brought Mr, Boswell's Home Bakery, 404 ninnesota Ave. Philosophers Say R.

H. Stearus is visiting Dr. Purcell of Washingtoa, Kansas, who was for Jewett's little girl with him and re ports Oklahoma in a prosperous con merly a well known dentist here. Mrs. McKittrick will enjoy Bartlett, 538 Minnesotaavenue, carving knives and forks.

Blodel, 439 Minnesota avenue, harness made and repaired. O'Connor's College, 524 Minn. Ave. Christmas perfumes at Geisburg's. Serviss for jewelry repairs.

dition. There's no eating in Heaven. The average head of the culinary department hopes with the Philosopher, but since we must eat to live, let's eat the best. The BEST is always Christmas visit from her mother. A.

W. Jaggard and family left Tues whose home is in Ellsworth county. day morning for Colorado Springs where Mr. Jaggard hopes to improve Mrs. Robert Young, ef Ferree street his health.

Bonner's loss is Colora has returned from Bethany hospital msbbu's Boswells Home Bakery, 404 Minnesota Ave. do's gain, and the best wishes of all much improved by her treatment NEWS OF ROSEDALE. our citizens go with them. while there. The postmaster general has sent Rev.

C. C. Armstrong, of the Cen 1866-1897. notices to the patrons of the rural free mail delivery urging them to tral Presbyterian church expects to be able to resume his pastorial duties Manufacturer of FIRST CLASS C. CROTHERS put up mail boxes.

The success of after the new year. this system depends largely upon the Horse Shoeing, The 0. E. of the Central Presby encouragement given it by the far SpringWagons and Buggies terian church will hold a watch-night Qeneral Repairing mers. meeting, New Year's eve at the home City Marshal Page has been on the sick list for several days.

Bedlington Mathias has gone to Chicago to visit relatives. David Blanford is home from Chicago to spend the holidays. The Womans' Republican club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mc-Garry. Earl, the little son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, is recovering from a severe illness. Rosedale has a living interest in the movements of Governor Leedy just The J.

O. U. A. M. elected the fol Painting and Trimming, of one of its members.

lowing officers Saturday night Tne Rev. Mr. Streeter, of the Cen Prices Low as Third St. near Minnesota KANSAS, CITY, KANSAS. Counsellor, Dell McCurdy; vicecoun The Lowest.

tral Baptist church will hold a series of special meetings, commencing the sellor, C. T. Marks'; assistant record ing secretary, Alva Dor man; warden the first week of January. A.H.Maxwell; chaplain, W. J.

Nix Cards are out announcing the mar on: conductor. Frank Gill; trustee, rage of Miss Lulu Eaton and Mr, Lem Yeomen. THE IMPROVED George Nicbolis, of Kansas City, Mo 'Both are well known society people. Mrs. John Burcb, of Shawnee ave C.

L. David has received an order from the county poor commissioner to take charge of George Jones, the Welsbach now, nouny expecting mat proclamation for a city of the second class. Heavily laden delivery wagons, from the big department stores, have been seen on the streets of Rosedale nue has been called to Sweet Springs little homeless white boy who has be the most elaborate affair of the season. The hall was brilliantly illuminated and arti8tisticallydecorated for the occasion. Supper was served in one of the rooms to a large company of guests.

Prescriptions and Family Receipts Filled at Gust. Lund's Pharmacy S. E. Cor. 7th Minnesota Ave.

to attend her sister,) Mrs. R. been staying for some time with Mrs Smith, who lately met with a serious this week from as early as six in the LIGHT Gives 8 times the Hftht of the ordinary iraa barn er or incandescent light at half the coat. Better fur the eyes, too. Par ticulars, prices and information on accident.

morning till midnight. If this means anything at all it is that Santa Claus Jamison, a colored lady. George is about eight years old and is a very bright little fellow. His father is dead, but bis mother remarried and his stepfather objected to his staying Mr. and Mrs.

Soutbey, of Barnett avenue entertained a party of friends The Shakespeare Club, of Argentine held its fortnightly meeting in the club rooms on Strong avenue, last Fridav eveniner. The attendance was has been quite lavish in this comma nity this yule-tide. application. WYANDOTTE GAS CO HUSTCD BUILDING, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. last Friday evening.

A very fine musical program was rendered during Justice Nichols this week issued an at home, so the little fellow was not as large as usual, but the mem execution against Pat Erskine's joint driven from his mother's house. The the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Martin of 646 Chey bers present spent a most interesting case is similar to that of Carr'a child in Armourdale, and, Constables Chris, and instructive hour.

English history topher and Page had possession of the SAND TORNADO Insurance! Bartlett, 538 Minn. fireguards, during the reign of Henry the sixth place temporarily. The execution enne avenue, will return injtwo weeks from a visit which they have been making to friends and relatives in the which was on a garnishment against forms the clubs winter program "Joan of Arc," was the subject dis cussed at this meeting. eastern states. Erskines bartender, was satisfied by Blodel, 439 Minn.

lapjobes. Geisburg he fills prescriptions. Serviss for rings. the payment of all claims. Mrs.

E. Ray, of 825 Coy street, who The first thing G. W.Gates did when fell last week and injured her hip The residents of North Argentine were more than shocked last Monday afternoon to learn of the sad fate of If you want Fire or Tornado Insurance It will pay you to see Robert Marslnnan. He la the oldest fire insurance agent in the city, and has been remarkably successful In securing satisfactory settlements for his customers. joint so badly that she had to be Toys.

A Full Line of Toys and Holiday Goods of all kinds and at Rock Bottom Prices, at F. P. Fasenmyer's, 446 Minnesota Ave. HOEANIF. he reached home from his hunting trip in Arkansas was to send out for three pounds of fresh meat.

That was about the quantity he thought taken to Bethany hospital for treat' ment is doing well. the Mrs. Susan F. Flurry, through the explosion of a gasoline stove. Mr1 Flurry, a pilot of the Santa Fe R.

County Physician Waite was at county farm the first of the week, The Central Baptist church will hold Boom 207, Hasted Building, its annual business meeting on Mon would be required to obliterate the taste of Arkansas "sow-belly" that This has been a good week for in TEL. WEST 44. day the 27th inst. The election of crease at the county farm, they come was in an adjoining room when he heard the report, and on burring to find the cause was horrified to see persistently haunted his palate. officers for the ensuing year will three abreast in one day.

At last reports the members of the take place at the meeting. Ambrose Henderson, foreman at his wife in a sheet of flame. At the ROUP! K. A. M.

hunting club, near Oak Dor- The little child of Mr. and Mrs. M. Roup in Chickens cured or no pay. mick, had killed six deer.

Of this the county farm, butchered seven teen hogs, which weighed five thous Taylor died last Friday of spinal peril of his own life he tried to extinguish the fire, but to no avail, and managed barely to excape although Cure guaranteed, uaii ai meninjitis. The funeral took place number E. A. Bartberger brought down one, Charles Foster one, Bert and pounds. L.IG.

SMITH SONS' the Sunday following, the place of not without being severely bui ted, George Lyuts is the name of a boy CUT PRICE GROCERY. Lightfoot two and Lenn Hud dies ton, interment being Woodlawn cemetary, native guide, two. Bartberger, seven years old, who was brought to the county farm, from Bonner Springs Mr. Sam Terry entertained a large Mrs. Flurry was dead before any assistance could be rendered, and leaves three children besides ber husband to 13th Boad, Kansas City, Kans.

Foster and H. W. Gates have returned by 0. L. David.

party of friends last Friday evening, at bis home 716 5th at. Music and home. mourn her loss. MENDENHALL TRANSFER CO. Household Goods Packed, Shipped and Stored.

"General Transfer and Livery, Family, Piano and Safe Moving. Boarding Horses receive the BEST OF CARE. 443 Minnesota Avenue TELEPHONE 76 WEST. KANSAS CITY, AS. The Horanif weather bureau pre ESTABLISHED A farewell reception was given at games formed the principal amuse For Sale.

50 and 3 the Baptist church Wednesday eve diets a wedding at Horanif some time this week. Your correspondent not ments of the evening; at a late hour rooms W. Price $500. Money to loan. ningto the Rev.

J. T. Proctor and refreshments were served. Kansas Bigger, 547 Minnesota being very well acquainted with the wife, who departed yesterday for POWELL'S SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 426 New Ridge Building.

Kansas City. Mo. CALL FOK PARTICULARS. observer is not informed who the City, Kansas. China to engage in missionary work, misfortunates are.

Mies Ocean Dailey, who has been giving lessons here for the past year in elocution has returned to her home in Lincoln, Nebraska. Miss Dailey has They will take with them on the long Word comes to us from Piper of the journey their two-months-old son, and Vive cameras $5 at Geisburg's. Bartlett, 538 Minn. fine sleds. Serviss for diamonds.

marrage of Mr. Henry Meade and Miss expect to remain five years at least. not yet definately settled whether she Emma Doily. Mr. Meade is one of The reception was attended by a large will resume her teaching here.

number of the friends and acquaint Wyandotte county's foremost teach Blodel, 439 Minn, avenue, repairs. WESS. SMITH'S NEWS AND BOOK STORE. A. KAU, Manager.

ers, and his many friends wish that as The Armourdale dramatic club has decided to repeat the entertainment JRS. M. O. GIRARD, Leading Modiste of Kansas City, Mo. French Svstem used Exclusively.

Latest tm he climbs the ladder of prosperity he KODEBX ELECTRICITY. The science of electricity has made ances of the Rev. and Mrs. Proctor. Ministers from Kansas City, Kansas, made short missionary talks.

The Proctor's will be located at Hoo Chaw, may find no broken rounds. which it recently gave in the Fifth Street opera house as, owing to the Choice Line of pars Tobaccos, and Smokers even more wonderful strides in its nnrted Models Received. Personal Attention If Santa Claus gives a sled or pair Supplies iieaaquarier tor tne leading and Latest Magazines and Newspapers. 448 Minnesota Avenue- one-hundred miles north of Shangbia. Given to Selecting.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1013 Walnut street. of skates as a present the cniia is application to the healing art than for industrial purposes. This powerful agent is most energetically effective in the cure of rheumatism, neu fully satisfied. Santa Claus can get Bartlett, 538 Minnesota avenue, air rifles and 22-rifles.

them of F. F. Hoerseman, 905 North Fifth street. SI ED. N.

DUNNING iSKSTe inclemency of the weather, the attendance was not so large as was expected. Riverside lodge No. 40 Degree of Honor at iU last meeting elected the following officers for the year: Mrs. J. Wildermood, chief of honor; Miss Laura Von Arb, lady of honor; Miss Emma Arnold, chief of ceremony; Miss Anna Von Arb recorder; Mrs.

C. t. Lee, 616 Minn, avenue, holiday Brother Lane says he tries to pur DIAIOIDS, WATCHES I SILVERWARE. jewelry novelties at low prices. Harris Clothing Go Leaders oLPopulaiaPrices.

500 Minnesota Are. Kansas City, Eas. ralgia, hemorrhages, piles, strictures, tumors, warts, birthmarks and other diseases and malformations formerly amenable to the surgeon's knife only. Dr. Himoe, New Ridge building, Kansas City, Mo.

has the experience and Manufacturing and Repairing a Specialty. sue the even tenor of his way, and he does, but just prod him up a little and you'll find him foxy as ever. Spectacles ana r-je uiaxs-i mwi. Blodel, 439 Minn, avenue, blankets. Ladies' pocket books at Geisburg's.

Serviss for watches. 549 MINNESOTA AVENUE KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. Bartlett, 638 Minn. fire screens. 1 apparatus for its application.

M. J. Colgan, financier; Mrs. Lillie.