The Edna Enterprise from Edna, Kansas • 4

Edna Enterprise. UJ I ill ni I J. L. CRIFF1TTS, Editor. NOTICE.

Our butcher shop will not be open after 10 o'clock on Sunday. Bills and Blaiu, NOTICE. All persons knowing them IFFERENT Subscription Price, fit) cents a year. Hnt 01 ut ldlim I'. O.

an cIhun selves indebted to (J. Taylor ATTERNS deceased either by note or ac Cecil News. Mr. Willems was in Bartlett Saturday. Mr.

Walter McNeal Suudayed at Mr.Leiss'. Miss Viola Abshire spent Sunday with Elsie Leiss'. Quite a nice shower over Cecil's way Tuesday. Howard Jones was, on the streets of --ell last Ueu. Mr.

will llanes and ive transacted business in'oieVopa1 'M'a-, Chetopa Fri day. 1 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY count will please see me at once SNOW CREEK GLEAMINGS. There was a surprise party at Enos Carson's Saturday night. Weather fine, but rather dry for 'wheat, oats and 'garden sass." W. O.

Benefie.l went to Par-sons Saturday to visit home folks. i Frank Hildebraud's smiling countenance was seen on the creek again Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Sundayed with their' daughter 'Mrs.

'Dan Kiuman of Valeda. Harvey Nielson and Miss May Nielson and Belle Livingston MO. TIMK TAItLK. ARPETS 'naunti? train Wi'hl boiinit No. 9.

10 00 it. in. 'froiKlit trnlri West Iminicl No I Kl p. in. i'nasmnwor train Hunt bmmil No.

lu 5.04 in. as the business is placed' in my hands for adjustment notes may be renewed if done properly see me at once. C. 0. Potts, If you are wanting Insurance come to the Enterprise Office and we will place your insurance in the Home Insurance Company of New York.

A company that stands at the head of the list. HOOSE CROM 3 sister Henry Gertson and Mable spent Sunday Leiss'. at Mr. i rnlpht triiln Hitst, liimn.l No. 8.07 in.

W. KKSl.Klt. A(inl. CITY OFFIC Mayor, John Hughes; Police Judge, D. M.

Hills; Marshal, U. 0. Murphy; City Clerk, IT. TI. Clark; Street Commissioner, C.

M. Parks; Councilmen; It. T. McOee, 1). 0.

ICIliott, W. W. Coodwin, Ceo. Quree, Chas. SalTell.

Announcement. speiit Saturday with Miss Grace TIoeliio-e of Every one that knows anything about the standing of Insurance Companies know that the Home is the best. If you were jroi ng to Kansas City 'or Chicago" this spring you would then get your wall paper, where you would have the advantage of a large assortment and low prices. You can stay at home and have all these advantages bv placing your order to clioose Lace Curtain, Scrim We can show the BEST that'i? made. Call in and see this line before you buy.

C. CONDON, with O. S. Morrow in three days the goods will be delivered, free; of charge. Sot'jet ios.

Edna Lodtrt A. P. U. No. I lii'i-eliy iiU'imihiui' mysi'ir iis a I'iihIiiti can-fllilnti' f.

n- ho otlkii! Ml' rani-i'MiMiliitlvi1 of DNnit'l Ivhiimik, euhjciit 10 tlio dominion nf tlio i ivl 1'iiimllft con-v-iMittmiR, mil mil: Hid vihith to esuelull.v tny n.ti) mi nil inii-Mjiiitm mid I'll I'1 rlic, of l'7. of whicli 1 hml tliu lioiitir rf lieincu niomliir (.:. WV "liyaltT Tequests that we announce! through the columns of the Enterprise that lie is a candidate for the office of County Attorney for Labette County subject to the Peoples Party convention wnich meets at Parsons the lsl day of April. Mr. Hyatt is a bright young lawyer, a graduate of the High School of this county and of the law department at Lawerence fCans.

Drop filttf fein's" 'when into jow ii and read the daily paper ou are welcome. ERCANTILE 345. Meets every 2ndaud 4th Sat-u rd.av night. Visiting brot hers in KANS EDNA. J.

S. HfLEMAN a ON, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COLLECTIONS, INSURANCE RENTAL AGENTS. All kinds of business neatly done jn a short time as possible Lockwood. Sam Mullenix and little daughter Jessie left Monday for Kansas City to be 'absent a couple of months. Quite a number of the Suow Creek folks attended the lecture at Valeda Sunday evening given by Di G.

W. Knox, The young folks tripped the "light fantastic" at Frank Ferguson's fast Friday night. They all report a very enjoyable tinie. Married At' the residence of Mr. arid Mrs.

Harry Mitchell' on Sunday April 1900'. Mr, Emery Maxwell and Miss: Ollie Rupert, Mr, Maxwell' is one of the Creek's best farmers andMi.ss Rupert is from chetopa. May joy attend their way! Justice 'Mitchell 1 One of our Snow Creek young men and a Valeda. young lady) thought the proper way to enjoy the beautiful spring weather was to take a buggy ride Sunday afternoon. Arter an hour or so the horse thought jt was time' lie should have some enjoyment so he started down the road at a 2:40 gait a hour only stopping when he had got out of the shaft's and rid of the harness.

Boys be careful of your best girls, BUSINESS LOCAL See Condon's add on front page. Buy shoes at Holland's he guaran tees satisfaction See the seed potatoes at Condon's. See the new Buford Lister before buying, its a winner, Newman handles them. For Sale 1(3 acres, of land with good improvements. Ad ti6ieof Iny va.lp"aper is vited to attend.

i W. Iteasor, It. T. WcGee, Sec'ty. i Edna Lodge No.

MS. O. F. Meets every Wednesday night. Visiting brothers cordially invited.

V. M. PottortT, N. G. J.

IT. Boole, Sec'ty. Edna Rebekah Lodi, No. 155. Meets every 1st and "3rd Friday njghts of each month, Minnie Simon.

Sect'y. Modem Woodmen of America Edna Camp No. HiM. Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights. T.

C. Tilton, Clerk. Royal Neighbors of America, Cooper Camp No. 1473, Meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights of each month. Mary Bowman, Sect'y, HOLLAND, ow of the best assortment that was ever in Jiklna, with prices that defy competition.

We i 1 take pleasure in showing them our many patnis. City Trug good bowl of Quick Meal Has arrived with a house full of the choicest FRESH GROCERIES lq()TS, SHOKS AND GHNTS FURNISHING GOOD, Which he will sell at Prices that defy competition. Call and see him at the Cprner pf fhe Taylor Block. If you want a oil i 111 go to the Restaurant. Mrs.

W. Faurott wlio has been sick for quite a while is about the same. Dutilap of Chetopa visited With Lon'ie Chamberlain over Sunday. Miss Mary Stine last week with her sister Mrs. J.

Davidson. Mrs, W. T. Furrow and Mrs. .1.

W. Davidson were Edna callers Saturday. Charles Stine and family Sun -dayed at their daughter's Mrs, J. Davidson. Mrs.

.1, P. Lewnau who lias been on the sick list the past week is improving. Mrs. .1. W.

Davidson went out to her folk's Monday evening intending to come back Tuesday. Dr. Goodwin, of Coft'eyyille, made Cecil and' vicinity a call last 'Wednesday on liisr way to GaJena. 1 A. J.

Barnes and W. M. Allison 'killed a 'little coyote in Mr. Barnes' pasture i mile south' of Cecil last Allison took oue'home 'with him alive. A.

J. Barnes Was burning his pasture bit' last Saturday morning when a whirlwind come a-loug and carried the lire north vvliicii burned the fence south of Mr, A. Leiss' orchard and damaged some of the trees, have not heard just how much damage is estimated yet. Dishes given away at Condon's store Edna Kans. New goods coining in every day at the Condon Mercantile company, Edna Kansas.

That Peerless sower at Newman's sows all kind's of seed. Makes oats sowing easy. Nothing equals the Morrison in the walk plow. line. Sole by Newman.

County High School News. Miss Bertha Newman attended literary Thursday night. The Union League was lead by Pro. Kaho, Monday morning. The "Scout of the Phillipines" will be played by home talent April, 27th.

Frank New house is hick in school, but is coinpelled to use crutches, yet. Miss Lizzie Gray is out of school on account of trQUDle With her eyes. The ball game Saturday at Parsons proved a victory for our boys, score i2 to (i. Keineiuber the Teachers Association, Saturday. April, 14th.

at the High School Building, The entertainment given by Miss iiice of the Oswego College, and the High School was appi reciated by all. Thursday night closed the Canlliild literary, an interesting programe was rendered. A paper was one of the special features. The ubilee Singers have come and gone. A large crowd listened attentively and appreciate W.

Holland got in a new line of Hats. Call on him, Lb west prices. P. W. Newman sells Milwaukee binders and mowers remember the Milwaukee lead.

jpEED QTORE Real Estate, Exchange, Insurance and Rental, Agent. Collections promptly and carefully Looked after. jf you want to buy, sell or exchange any kind of property Call on or address, L. S. GOODWIN.

Enterprise office, Edna, Jfansas. joining Edna. Price $825. Easy terms. Inqu ire at the Biank.

Buy High Patent Hour, q.t W. W. Holland's 'jo'. New goods, novelties, beau ED ALVERSON Proprietor. COKN, OATS, FLOUR and FKlD of" ALL kinds.

BALED HAY Your Patronage Solicited. (NEXT DOOR TO CONDON'S.) ties, luxuries at the City Drug Store. Your produce wanted at Condon TA mercantile store, Edna. Kansas. Do you wear specs' go to City drug store and get a bargain.

Andrew woods, having spent several days with friends here lias gone back to Indiana. 'Uncle Andy" has quite a number of friends in oar city and vicinity. See the new Ginghams at the Condon Mercantile Go's store Rdna Kans. If you haven't tried Klein's tor Hareware yet, try him once. A.

Newman, salesman for the Milwaukee harvester, spent Saturday and Sunday with his family in (Cdna, Frank Quinton and sister Miss, fluth staffed Monday for Colorado Springs pyer wlere I'Vank goes fo.r the. benefit of his health. Iron, wood, chain, or any old kind pf pumps at Klein's. (Jet his prices. If you will take notice, Newman sells goods to the best armers in the county.

Condon's have a nice line of lace curtains. Ask to see this department. Garden of all kind at F. E. HAMILTON Physician and Surgeon Olliee at Residence.

WAGON MAKERS, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS and REPAIRERS. Can do any kind of New-Wood Work, or make repairs. We have a Blacksmith shop in connection with shop. BAKERY Carries a Full line of Choice Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos and Fruits. Call on him A.

L. Marks, Prqp. J. H. JOHNSON, M.

Regular Graduate from one of the Oldest Schools of the West. Twenty-one years of experience, solicits your pat-. ronage. Charges reasonable. Consultation Free.

Will Attend Responsible Calls. See us before Contracting yonr wort Condon's. Lombe's ten cent Library js here, 200 books. Buy a book for i() cents, after reading it, return it with 5 cents and get a new one. Newman's stock of vehicles and implements are complete.

See him and get Will you buy a new carpet. See Condon's before you buy. Newman can sell you any kind of a Vehicle on easy terms. Are you going to buy a carpet? If so see Condon Mer. Co.

for a complete line. A quarter section $1600. An 80 acre tract $600. Joe Griffitts, Agent. a.

1 i H. ROBINSON, General Btecksmithing done AT Valeda, Kansas. A Practical Horse Sheer. He cures all Contracted Hoofs, Stops Interfering, Foraying, Pad-and all bad habits of the foot, He also makes a Spec-ialt) of Plow and Wagon Work J.W. CTBANNON Will sell You a farm or write your Insurance on as good or better J.O.

MARKS, The Furniture Man and Undertaker, CAN FURNISH ANY KIND OF A CAPKET OR COFriN ANI WILL ATTEND YOTTR OAI.I. DAY OR NIGHT. Prices Reasonable date binder, see L. S. Goodwin.

Mayor Cranwell, of chetopa, died Saturday and was buried Sunday. Four packages of Rolled oats tor 2uc at Hollands. You might think you can't save any money on Hardware at Klein's, but try it and be convinced. Don't fail to attend the People's Party Primary on Tues-Jav vpninir at the Entprnrise See Condon for a nice rug. Fine line of spectacles at city drug store.

If you want to buj', sell or trade anything, see Goodwin. PALACE MEAT MARKET 1 JILLS A HLAIIJ. Proprietors. Dealers in ingly for several hours to their programe last Wednesday evening. We extend our sympathy to Mr.

David Neer. his father and mother in their sad trouble. He was called home to the bedside of. his only sister, Wednesday morning, and she died, Friday. Mr.

Neer will not be in school anymore this year as he wishes to stay with his parents. TERMS than the best. Buy you a tailor made suit at Condon's. If you need a riding cultiva tor, the Brown Hammock takes the lead, handled exclussively by F. WT.

Newman. Try me. i3 1 Office. Some business of importance and you should, take a part. j.

w. o'bannon. Fresh and Cured meats, Game and Fish in Season..