The Burlingame News from Burlingame, Kansas • 2

coral Carl and Jennie Burgen, of North Topeka. visited the family of Rev. A. Coe during the fourth. Fulks Bro's.

have removed their barber shop to the old Fenlon building just east of Union Hall. On another page will be found an interesting article, entitled "Two days in an Iron Foundry." by Starr King. The new waiting room at the depot is nearing completion, the will be two rooms, one for ladies and one for gentlemen. Quite a number of our people visited Carbondale and Osage City during the fourth, We are pleased to acknowledge the receipt of the Twentyfourth annual catalogue of the State Agricultural College, at Manhattan also the Twentieth annual catalogue of the State Normal School at Emporia, Several persons from our city are enrolled there, H. B.

Pratt's building in getting along nicely, the foundation is all in. and the walls partly laid, Grover Cleveland, by his shameful attempt to return the re rebel flags, has lost all possible chance of his ever being elected president of the United States again. Judge Garaghty of Scranton, was on our streets last week, Mr. J. F.

Senour and family, who have been visiting the family of Rev. A. J. Coe, pastor of the M. Church of this city, returned to their home in Topeka this week.

An entertainment will be given by the Juvenile Temperance Society at Schafer's Hall, Friday eve, July 15, 1887. Ice cream and cake will be served. Admission 10 cents. We have received the catalogue of the officers and students of the Washburn college at Topeka, for the year 1886-87 George Mercer, Clara Crumb, and Cora Kirby, of this city are attending school there,.