Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-11-29

.EROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS
Who is II that breaks the boards In
the sidewalks?
Blind Tom at the N. E. church
next Tuesday night. |,
Haywood Concert Go. on Saturday
night, Dec. 6, at city hall.
Nearly all OF our business houses
were closed on Thanksgiving.
The Methodist church people are
enclosing their church lot with neat
fence.
Did you ever see Q more beautiful
Thanksgiving day? Well, we should
reckon not.
The school children have enjoyed
the usual Thanksgiving vacation this
week Immensely.
Alba Haywood, the greatest imper.
senator In the world, Ut the city hall
Saturday evening, Dec. 9th.
Heywood Concert Co. Dec. 9th. Re-
served seats at post Office book store
ut 81; general admission 30 cents.
Plenty of moisture In the ground,
and the fall wheat goes into winter
quarters under favorable conditions.
Our turkey was considerably under
the average size this Thanksgiving,
but we tried to enjoy 1t just the sauie.
The city marshal Is the subject Of
much criticisms He is accused Of
enough 10 sink coinmon mortal to
hades.
The wonderful Blind Tom and his
piano will amuse tile music loving
people at the M. E. church next Tues
day evening.
Do not comfound the Haywood Con.
cert 20. with HeywoOds minstrels.
They are entirely different shows and
no relation whatever.
Hon. B. H. Clover aud Congressman
B. w. Perkins have kindly contributed
couple of choice interesting letters
for our paper this week.
The Missouri Pacific will build
new depot ut Chetopa as soon as the
right If way can DO secured 10 make |
the necessary changes IN the road.
Blind Tom is the most wonderful
musical phenomenon in the world to-
day and you should not fail to hear
him play the piano at4the n. y. church
next Tuesday night.
The regular annual election of off,
GERS of tile Baxter lodge of A. o. u.
w. will occur next Friday night, Dec.
9th. All members are urgently re-
QIested to be present.
DIED,-At her home in Joplin, NO.,
Friday morning. Nov. 28, 1890. Emma,
wife of G. G. SOlOman, aged q years
and 4 days. Funeral services ut M. y.
church Baxter Springs today at lG 30.
The hunting party composed Of j.
NJ. Cooper, z. Fl. LOudermilk, j. q.
Babb. Preston Button and others re.
turned home last Saturday. They
captured seven deer and all the small
game they wanted on the trip.
That nefarions old body, the city
council, failed TO connect on Tuesday
night last because some of II was there
on time and would not wait for the
balance which was not. 1t will try to
collect itself again for business next
Tuesday evening.
The stock certificates Of the Inter-
State Reunion Association were print
ed at the News Office this week and
are being issued TO those who have
paid In their money. Secretary Wea-
YER says subscriptions are coming In
almost daily at quite lively rate.
The New York Herald Gays: Mr..
Hatch at Daly's theatre was In excel
lent voice aud fairly lifted the audi.
ence of their feet as the poor sailor
lad Ralph, who "loved q maiden fair
TO see," The varioMs nelOdies that
fell to his lot especially his duet with
Josephine were enthusiastically re.
ceived. He will be with the Haywood
Concert Co. at city ball, Dec. 9th.
r: j. Morrison Of Galena, Kansas,
called at this Office yesterday aud in-
formed us that he will bring his drill