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and his testimony was taken at his NEWS OF ROSED ALE. bedside. D. B. Hiatt was Smith's Mrs.

O. W. Miller la ill with pneu lawyer', and Fred Bucban in tbe ab scence of tbe county attorney repre monia. sented the state. Smith's claim was Another wedding Is brewing in the self defense, and it seemed to be sus west end.

tained by the evidence, Tbe late rain filled a long felt want and a number of cisterns. Sarah Gowan, better known as "Mother Gene" passed away at five Mrs. O. M. Huntington, who has o'clock Sunday morning.

Mrs Dor- non and Mrs. Walker were with her been ill with tonsilitis, is recovering. Landlord Dean, of tbe Rosedale ho when the end came. She was past tel, is having a "bout" with rheuma ninty seven years old, having been born in 1800. The funeral was held tism.

Sunday at the brick school bouse, J. No one got more satisfaction out of the triumph of Mark Hanna than John J. Smith officiating. She was a mem Mank. ber in good standing of tbe M.

church, having embraced, that faitb Bedlington Matbias and Mrs. Annie Clements and son Robert are home when a girl. We sympathize, deeply with Mr. Gene, for he has surely from Chicago. One thing appears certain one of the tickets in tbe city election will be done bis part by tbe old lady.

NEWS OF ARGENTINE. Mrs. Frank Tyrell has left for Pu eblo, Col. a republican ticket. Hall by the National reserve association promises to be of a high class order as the following program will testify: music, Messrs Tavis and Wberitt; recitation, Miss Howard; instrumental solo, Mrs.

Coffden; dance, Maro Shortall, wbisteling solo, Miss May Caley; short talk, C. E. Brassingtonj solo, Mrs. Snell; instrumental duat, Misses Starcke and Parsons; recitation, Mrs. Higgins; vocal solo, Mr.

Tomlinsou; recitation, Geneva Waggener; solo, Cra-crof t. Companions of the Forest Lodge 373 had a private instalation of officers last Thursday evening in tbe Oddfellow's Hall. This is a comparatively new lodge, the only one of its kind in Kansas, and is reported to be in a flourishing condition. Following is a list of officers now in charge: chief companion, Mrs. Matoon; sub chief companion, Mrs.

Winnship; financial secretary, Mrs. Williams; recording secretary Mrs. Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Poley; right guide, Mrs. Lloyd; left guard, Mrs.

Porch; Inside guard, Mrs. Kurtz; outside guard, Mrs. Mor-cer; physician, Mrs. Starke. Last Saturday afternoon Mrs.

Anna Simpson, of 'South Seventh street entertained a number of young guests in honor of her daughter, Mae, the occasion being her twelfth birthday. Among the afternoon's different amusements was a game; of memory test, the prize of which was carried off by Miss Carrie Matoon. Following the game refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Emily and Maidie Proudfit, Artie Armstrong, Bessie Hoveson, Jennie Blaine, Lizzie Moore, Carrie Matoon, Leta Arnold, Lena Peterson, Aileen Filkins, May Herron, Mae Nelly and Florence Simpson. O'Connor's Business College, 624 Minnesota avenue.

The Rev. R. U. Waldraven is continuing tbe revival meetings at tbe Walnut Street Methodist church. Mrs.

Frank Stark is visiting her brother in New York. Mrs. West, of Henning avenue, entertained the Martha Miss Edna Perkins is recovering club and the W. 0. T.

Uf this week from a serious illness. Mrs. O'Brien, Maple street, is suff You can't swing a club around in a crowd in this city without bitting a ering from rheumatism. "receptive" candidate for city office Mr. and Mrs.

Cody are visiting News items for the Tribune will friends in Kansas City, Mo. receive prompt attention if left at Mrs. Buchanan, Metropolitan street, DIRECTORY OF PHYSICIANS. NAME TtELI OFFICE RESIDENCE V. L.

TODD 3B 204 Portsmouth Bldg. Siu4Portsmouth Bids. 2 to 5 p. m. F.M.OWENS IK .138 Minnesota Ave.

M8 Minnesota Ave. 8 to 6 p.m. 1 Dv HUGHES W74 Sixth and Minnesota 331 North Seventh Stl to 4 p. m. J.

M. THOMPSON VWM Bldg. im North Fifth St. to 11. C.

LOWMAN W.nW.Uor.7tuhnT N.W.Connhaud lolj, H. E. SMITH 724 Central. 305 N. Seventh.

H. BACON W. 4M South Seventh. 24SS. Seventh.

tojjp.m E. L. HARRISON Avenue. jT" JNO. P.

MILLER W' Minnesota Ave. 639 Everett. 10-18 am. WM. E.

STEMEN w-imM Minnesota Ave. 648 Minnesota Ave. m. W. L.

SEAMAN W. 146 1010 North Fifth. 1015 N. Fifth t-tjm E. WARTS W.lOli 10 Masonic Bldg.

023 Sandusky. lto4p ra A.H.WAGGONER HSgJ ato8p.m. PETER DeCLARK m.st. C. M.

MEDEARIS 19(58 N- Thlrd st- B29 Parallel Ave. lWm DIRECTORY OF ATTORNEYS. NAME TEL orncE. residence, hoobs. WM.

B. SUTTON W.lll 304 Portsmouth Bldg. 920 Armstrong. DAIL BIRD 6I Husted Building. C.

C.DaIl, Quindaro. 8'pm0 THOS. J. WHITE 11-18 Columbia Bldg. 1015 N.

Seventh. pmm J. E. CARLISLE Columbia Bldg. 721 Troup.

GEO. W. LITTICK Wn "sixth" Minnesota. 848Barnett. "alS H.P.MCPHERSON Portsmouth Bldg.

400 Troup. JAS. S. GIBSON 30-81 Court Block. 1447 Minnesota Ave.

ie "ooins 20-21-22-28 J. F.Getty,7S4 Parallel ETTY JjUTCHIN GS 4ft Court Block. FCHutchings.2037 K5 SILAS PORTER W. 25 l3-i4 Columbia Bldg. 008 Oakland.

JUNIUS W. JENKINS W.ni 'IDS Portsmouth Bldg. 7b0 Nebraska. MOORE cfe BeRGER W.H TL.fo' Daniel Mallisox 310 Edrt0 A- C. W.

TRICKETT V. 01-Hoa Husted Bldg. 834 Everett Ave. I A LITTLE 2100 415 Kansas Ave.i. 8.8.

7th and Garfield. First Floor F. D. Wash MILLS, SMITH HOBBS W.70 Husted Bldg. Parallel ilobbs, 741 Tauromee BUCHAN BUCIIAN W-28 16'17 Columbia Bldg.

652 Oakland Avenue. JOHN T.SIMS dg Osage Avenue. cnvrTTTT (, OlfTT'TI Rooms 1 and 8. F.E.Smith, 2108 N.loth OJ.UIJ.il t-V OMliXl 644 Minnesota Ave. J.

A. Smith, loth 'V SOUTH SIDE SUMMARY. J. W. Manning, of St Paul street is able to be out again.

Mrs. M. A. Smashey is visiting her mother in Rich Hill, Mo. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thomson, of Osage avenue, a son. Miss Inez Blue, of Coy street has been seriously ill with pneumonia fever. Mrs. Asburst, of Shawnee avenue, entertained the last meeting of the Art club.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamp, of Fifth street announce the birth of a daughter. Miss Ida Lane, who has been dangerously ill for many weeks is now recovering. Mrs.

F. H. McGrath, of Freeport, been visiting tbe family of Mrs. O'Neil. George I.

Ransom, post G. A. R. held a meeting at their ball last Tuesday evening. The Ladies of tbe Macabees held a meeting last Monday afternoon in the A.

O. U. W. Hall. Mr.

Frank Pickett has rented his new brick residence on South Ninth street to engineer Lane. Mrs. Susan Broughton will leave tomorrow for a month's visit to relatives in Sherdian county. Mrs. Campbell, of St.

Paul street, who has been seriously ill for some time is somewhat better. The Rev. Frank Streeter is being visited just now by his father and mother from Brown county. The Rev. Mr.

Betts has returned from Oskaloosa, where he has been assisting in special meetings. Mrs Emma Mayo, of Denver, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wing, of South Ninth street. The order of the Eastern Star met with Mrs.

J. B. Dailey, of Shawnee avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Doyle, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.

O'Neil has returned to her home in Perry, Ok. The special services in the Baptist church are still being held. Tbe pastor reports very encouraging results. The Rev. Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Brown, of Centralis, have been the guests of Rev. Mr.

and Mrs. Betts this week. The Ladies of the Maccabees held a meeting last Monday afternoon in the A. O. U.

W. Hall at Fourth and Kansas avenue. Miss Blacker has returned to her home in Oklahoma after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Ashurst, of 907 Shawnee avenue. Professor J.

S. Busche has gone to is recovering from a recent illness, McQeorge's drug store or the post office. Mrs. J. Marshall, Ruby avenue, is suffering from an attack of grippe State Custodian Q.

W. Coplin has been putting the Masons in this city through a course of instruction this Miss Lizzie Bailey has returned from a pleasant trip to Lenexa, Kas The ladies of the Eastern Star met week. The registration books are open Citizens of this city, now of the sec last Tnursday with Mrs. Cheatwood Mr. G.

W. Killmer, formerly post ond class, take notice and get in on master at Argentine, is here vn a visit, the first page. Tbe Knights of Pythias will give a The Southwest boulevard is to be paved to the state line this spring ball in Metropolitan hall on the 24th inst. with asphalt. Orders for boats will now be cancelled.

The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, of First street, died early Tuesday Tbe girls scored two against the morning. boys in Rosedale this week. Daughters were born to Mr.

and Mrs. Clar Mrs. Sophia Perkins, Ruby avenue, entertained friends from Westport last Saturday. ence Marcksberry and Mr. and Mrs.

Daily. The Argentine whist club met with Mrs. Gully on Ruby avenue last Sat urday evening. Mollie Mathias, of this city, has been appointed a member of tbe county examing board to pass on the Mrs. S.

J. Hedrick is going to make a three week's visit to her daughter merits of applicants for teacher's cer tificates. John Hampton, of this city, has ob in Salina, Kans. Mr. John Brown, of Elm street, has been removed to St.

Margaret's hos tained a patent on a cooking stove and heating stove that consume the smoke and destroy the germs in the pital for treatment. HORANIF. Tbe spelling school at Horanif is a thing of the past. Mr. Jno, Cahill shipped forty head of fatted cattle the first of the week.

Theodore Pollock, of Six Mile is spending this week visiting his parents of this place. Foreman Ambrose Henderson, of the county farm spent Sunday with Mr. Barker, at his home at Six Mile. Rufus Baker, of Vance was thrown from a horse one evening last week and received a painful if not serious fall. J.

Barker writes from West Virginia that he will start home one week from Saturday, after spending two months in tbe mountains. There has been a protracted meet-tiing for the past two weeks at tbe Maywood church. There has been quite a number of converts. The county commissioners, Messrs Moore, Dennison and Anderson, in company with the new superintend-dant of the poor farm, J. M.

Shores, rooms located. Mrs. Farwell, of Kansas City, is at the home of her mother on Ruby W. H. Mann is moving his big store avenue seriously ill.

Mrs. H. E. Miller and family, of building, corner of Kansas City ave nue and Lafayette street, to the op posite corner, where he Has purchas ed an admirable business site. Ruby avenue, leave tomorrow morn ing for Pittsburg, Kansas.

The ladies aid society of the Metho dist church met with Mrs. Mark Sbar- Ohio to see his father, who is seriously ill. His business will be attended to Harold, the five year old son of Councilman Ed Price, died Saturday morning of spinal meningitis. Tbe rock yesterday afternoon. during absence by Mr.

Fred Allen. funeral took place Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Henderson, daughter of Mr. G. Berridge, has gone to Fort Mrs. Price have much sympathy in Tbe many friends in this city of the Rev. Mr.

S. M. Brown, of the Taber MUSIC TEACHERS. NAME. TEL OFFICE.

SPECIALTY. H0UKS JT mi Masonic Ride Guitar, Mandolin and Every esse Parker lou Banjo. Aiy Mrs Fannie R. May 1015 N- 5th st- piano aud organ. 2to4pm JAMES R.

DUKES 1972 538 Minn. Ave. Piauo and yoice. saturd'y their bereavement. Scott for the winter months.

The first man to be registered as a nacle Baptist church, Kansas City, will much regret to hear of his Mr. H. Mallory, of South Fifth street, has left for Cameron, voter in Rosedale was L. H. Rose, serious illness.

visited at the county farm last week Miss Maggie O'Neil, accompanied where he will visit relatives. The ladies aid society of the Chris J. W. Henderson, who was appoint city attorney, getting in ahead of tbe Tbibune man, who had to be content with the distinction of being the first by Miss Agness Flemming, of Leavenworth will leave next week for an ex tian church bad an all day session at voter registered from the "bloody the home of Mrs. Gilmore on North ted by Messrs Jacks, Drought and Merrill three years ago, and who has served as superintended of tbe county farm will now be succeded by tended visit to Galveston and other fourth" ward.

King street. INSURANCE AGENCIES. southern points. The ladies aid society of the Pres The Ladies' Mission circle, of tbe TEL I OFFICE. I Class of Insurance.

It has been suggested that Dan Cleary, the veteran who carries the mail to and from the depot to tbe NAME. Mr. M. Shores, a pioneer of wyan dotte county. byterian chursh will meet this after Baptise church is making active pre noon at the home of Mrs.

Dr. Backus Fire and Cyclone 521 Cent nil Ave. Miss M. C. Sammis, PUBLICATION NOTICE.

post office in a little express wagon in Grandview. peration for tbe union missionary meeting to be held in the cburch, the To Joseph S. Hosklus aud Olive I. Hoskins with a lantern tied on in front to Fire and Tornado Tbe Argentine G. A.

R. Post will Burt, Bridgens Adams, Columbia Bldg. last Tuesday of this month. You and each of you are hereby notified that give a ball in Metropolitan hall Jan Fire Mrs. Jenkins, of Shawnee avenue guide his footsteps, would now be more in keeping with a city of the second class if he used an electric Room 17.

Columbia Bldg vou have been sued In the District court or Wyandotte county, in the State of Kansas, by Bertha Stelley Flliitwr. the plaintiff in said M. W. Stewart uary 27. The ladies of the circle will entertained the M.

A. S. at their last serve supper. suit; ana tnat saiu )miuun nan mea ner petition in said court and cause against you and meeting. There was a good attend Harry Darlington, 30 Hldir I Accident that you must answer the same on or before Peace Lodge Degree of Honor gave headlight.

Sheriff Longfellow made a water ance of membrrs, and all enjoyed a dime social at the home of Mrs. T. February 21st. luas. or the same will be takeji as true a'ud judgment reudered accordingly of the following nature, to-wit Judgment in Mrs.

Jenkins' hospitality. haul in this city Monday. Half an L. James, North Twelfth street, last favor of said plaintiff against Joseph St. Hos-kins and Olive I.

Hoskins for 4( with inter REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY. Wednesday evening. hour before he arrived with warrants and big transfer wagons several brew An interesting recollection of early settler days was furnished by Mrs. Matoon, of Miami avenue, who was est thereon from September 20, 1MI4, until paid at the rate of eight percent pur annum, und Tbe Knights and Ladies of Security ery wagons laden with kegs, bottles costs of suit and judgment aKinst all of you SPECIALTY. OFFICE.

TEL. are contemplating an entertainment NAME. and your co-defendants, mat said sums ue de clared a first and prior lien upon the follow. on the Arabia when that ill fated ves sel sank in the fall of 1857. and other paraphernalia that belong to joints made a fire department run to be given by them in the firemen's inir described real nronertv situate in the Real Estate and county of Wyandotte and Slate of Kansas, hall at an early date.

597 513 Kansas Ave Insurance for the state line. The sheriff's wag' Jenkins Parsons Tbe father of Mr. Taylor, 1260 Tbe Knights and Ladies of Security Miami avenue, died at his home in namely: "A pari 01 me souinwesi 01 section So', township 11, range 2:4, beginning at the southwest corner of the said southwest 4, running thence north en the west section line of said section 80, 77 feet to a stone for cor Real Estate and Ueiital: 520 Minnesota Ave ons returned to Kansas City, empty. Now the question is asked, gave a very pleasant entertainment I Williams Raton, New Mexico, last Monday, and supper in the Metropolitan hall His son and wife were with him at ner, shell bark hickory 9 feet 10 inches west "who gave the tip?" Rentals 511 Minnesota Ave 34 ward fiom said comer.also au elm 12 inches Chas Carpenter last Tuesday evening. tbe time.

His body was brought here in diameter, south 80 feet, thence northeast for burial. Rentals wardly till) feet to bend, or the creek, set a Mrs. Bankhead has been visiting W48 610 Minnesota Ave stone, hearing, tree tm 4 inches diameter, A Lemmon BONNER SPRINGS BRIEFS TheK. P. gave an oyster supper The Ladies' Aid Society, of the her husband who lies in the hospital at Topeka and who is making rapid north 88 feet, basswood 12 inches diameter, south 8(t feet 10 inches.

The creek bears south bv east, being the line of said tract of land to Real Estate 616 Minnesota Ave Central, M. E. church met in the Tyler the south line or section so, tbeuce along said progress toward recovery. church yesterday afternoon. Next line west 1835 feet to the section or beginning Loans.

Investments Mortgages, and 322-23 Portsmouth Bldg DAnvmiTti investment Win Thursday the society will have an all at their hall Wednesday night. The Fraternal Aid will take In several new members this week and next. DO. H. Maxwell will leave Saturday Bethany hospital fully testifies to 1 uivifiMuuiii (Jompany item r.siaii day session at tbe home of Mrs Betts the large generosity of the Argentine Real Estate Loan si Room 3 Husted Bldg wjo Thomas Rowland on South Ninth street.

Members will coiner, containing 'a acre? more or less." And that a receiver be appointed to take charge of aud collect the rents issues and profits of the said real property during the tendency of this action, aud that the said real property be sold as provided by law to pay the said judgment, costs aud taxes on said realty and foreclosing you and eacb of you, and any people. The wagon was in town early this week and collected many morning for Bos well, to visit Law, Real Estate bring lunch, and all expect to spend 111 Kansas Ave ana insurant) 1417 Iohn Campbell a pleasant and profitable time. substantial proofs of The funeral services of Mr. C. See The services at the Baptist church aud all persons claiming under you, or all rights, title aud interest in said real property from au after the time fixed by law.

Said vens, who died last week were held itf action Is brought ppou the promissory note tbe Masonic Hall, under the auspices still aeatinue and are producing good effects in tbe community. This week the pastor has been assisted by. the Rev. We Elliott, of Newton, Kansas. and mortgage securing the same, executed Dy tbe said Joseph 8.

Hoskins and Olive I Hoskins to tbe said Bertha Stellev Flintger. of tbe Masons and Knight Templers, of both of which orders tbe deceased JSKBTHA STKI'LKY MKTIiKR. By Baker, Hood A At wood aud Getty Hutching, Her attorney. The following are among the re- was a member. The Rev.

J. G. Dougherty, of the First Congregational centlyelected officers of the Eastern Star: Mrs. Emma Lucas, president; PUBLICATION NOTICK. State of Kansas.

1 cburch was tbe officiating clergyman. The remains were taken to Portland, Wyandotte County, Mrs. Eliza Swift, vice president; Mrs. In the Court of Common Pleas in and for Maine, for interment. Gordon Miller, treasurer and said county.

Ueorge Nichols, Plaintiff, vs. The Pullman Palace Car Company, a corpo Eureka Temple, No 7, Rathbone DIRECTORY OF COAL DEALERS. NAME. TEL. OFFICE.

YARDS. 73 6th and Minnesota Third and Nebraska Wyandotte Coal aLimeCo. w4S6 Columbia mdg 7 south ruth. -Home-Riverside 720 north Fifth North Fifth BLOOMINODALE COAL Co. '41 Minnesota Are.

741 North Fifth. DARLINGTOV 324 Minnesota Ave. (24 Minnesota Are. ADDISON BROS. North Fifth, aooi North Fifth.

A Powers 89 im North Fftn- ww North Fifth. SlIORT. 101 6th ant" rvlil8- Sixth and Orvllle. I sAvn i i s. Central Are.

and Central Avenue and FRANKENFIELD 8 ytTE Co. WST Kaw River Kaw River. JOHNSON A SPENCER. 7th Northwestern Feed. Chop Mill.

SAM HAUTMAN. 14,7 411 Kansaa Ave. Fontth and R. I. R-K The united services being held in his brother, L.

M. Maxwell. A. O. Smith and family moved in from Glennwood last week and now occupy the McHale property.

W. G. Hastings, our enterprising butcher aaye he has 'got away with fifty hogs this season. Who says prosperity hasn't struck Bonner Springs? We are sorry to mention that O'Hyoort and R. J.

Brawner, who lately returned from a visit to De Queen, Arkansas, have determined to ell out and move down there. They are good citizens and we dislike to see them go. H. IL Kern says he never saw suh country as De Arkansas, and says he thinks he will go back in about ten days and buy a farm of two hundred acres. He says be can bny just as good land downt there for 20 an acre as the Kaw bottom.

The Jackson-Smith trial was had Saturday before Justice Waters. Jackson was still unable to be out, ration, unmount. Said defendant. The Pullman Palace Car the Methodist church are still well Sisters, at the last meeting installed the following recently elected officers: past chief, Mrs. Bura Lemon; most excellent chief, Mrs.

Anna E. Simpson; excellent senior, Mrs. Company, will take notice that it has been sued in the above named court upon account of damages sustained by plaintiff while in the employ of defendant as porter, in the State of Kansas, bv and llironirh wanton attended and much interest manifested, resulting in an enlarged membership list in both the Presbyterian and carelessness and negligence of defendant. Its Jennie Woods; excellent iunicr, Methodist churches. Mrs.

Sadie Gulley: mistress of R. and agents ana employees, in the sum or the anieunt of plaintiff's claim, and must answer the petition Hied therein by said plaintiff on or liefnre the ith Hat or Kkbiu-art. A. P. lm.

The social given by the Good Will or said petition will le taken as true, and Mrs. Lydia Bahr; mistress of finance, Mrs. Nellie March; manager, Mrs Lily Crocker; protector, Mrs. ludctnent for plaintiff In said action for I35.O0UOU (Twenty-five Thousand Hollars). society of the Congregational church at the home of Mrs.

Gully on Ruby avenue last Tuesday evening was in every way most successful. Refreshments consisted mostly of coffee and pie and all present spent a most en Tamberlin; guard of outer temple. and the attachment therein granted, will tie rendered accordingly. Mrs. Adams.

Attest: u. I Clrrk of said Court. VM- J. Fi ller. Tbe entertainment which is to be For Home News read THE TRIBUNE.

Attornrv for Plaint IT. given this evening in the A. O. U. W.

(First published January Jth, 1898. Tribune.) joyable evening..