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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-27
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GYPSUM CITY
TFOm the Eeho.I

II trotu Nuc ECuo-l
Mrs. Peterson from near Chico Il
about to secure property In, and
move to this city.
Gypsum City like nature abhors {
vseuum-it has no empty houses.
c. Melbert gave rs . specimen oi
beautiful white gypsum which be
found In the country, and from the
tests that have been made IL promi.
ses good results.
Gel. Hawkes. writes the editor Of
the Echo that he will contribute
literally to bore for coal. We have
an abundance Of Gypsum to manu-
faeture let Us get, II possible cheaper
fuel to manufacture It with.
II. H. Godfrey has purchased the
hardware stock Of Parker q Willis.
Mr.. @. will be . very desirable eiti-
zen. At present he 10 represented
by Harry Cassidy. This shangs 10
an advantageous one, as IL gives Is
two new business men aud We retain
the old ones.
Stephen Post and w. ii. Summers
made an exchange Of lard recently,
the former becoming owner Of the
lattsrs fine 30 acre farm near this
city. Mr.. 8. gets the homestead and
claim right to . half section
In Graham county. He IL much
pleased with the prospects OF that
country. This makes Mr.. Post
again In this city. Mr.. s.
will remain here for some time yet.
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| La grippe IL Iust finishing III
work.
The Second Props are wrestling
with the Latin Subjunetive.
The first copy Of the Wesleyan
Adrdnce IL out. The subject matter
10 worthy Of the artistic finish In
which welsher has set 10. The
union Of the Advocate and Lance
gives us a paper which Il at enee
literary gem and tn excellent adver-
Using medium. Over one thousand
copies Of each issue will be printed
aud its circulation extends all over
the Northwest Conference, or
twenty-five counties.
We noti-e In the markings In the
State OrstorIcal Contest, that orator
Prescott not only took first place In
thought and composition but he II
the only contestant who did not re-
ceive q mark below So per cent.
Although his work ranked first In
composition and only third In de-
livery, yet his delivery was marked
over four per cent. higher than his
composition.
The Musical Contest brought out
the best talent In q class of fifty
four and nobly did they battle for
the valued prizes. The first prize,
slOs, Was won by Asher l.. Vernon.
The second prize, So, was taken by
Henry Eberhardt and the third
prize S36, was awarded to Nellie
Armstrong. The decision gave
general satisfaction aud was the
best entertainment Of its kind we
ever attended. The proceeds $50,
will be given to the reading-room
and will provide q large number Of
periodicals..
The class In arithmetic and Eng.
grammar have finished their text |
books and are taking the state ques-
tions preparatory to final exami-
nation in these subjects. Phys,
aud Eng, history are
this term.
The orators for the home contest
next December will he appointed
next June aud the summer vacation
used for preparing contest Orations.
This will give plenty Of time and We
may confidently expect a good con-
est next December aud a well pre-
bared orator for EmpOria next Feb
-uary. A strong speaker, a good
,raiion and a delegation OF one
hundred students are what We hope
% take with us next year.
Despite LA grippe" the Wesleyan
Itud.nis are better prepared than
lSual for the term examinations.
rhe term has been one Of great pro-
Iress and students aud teachers are
'roud Of the work done. This year
: sure to be the best yet done by the
(. W. L.
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DIED.

At her home In SaIina, February
2srd, Mrs. Marry Morrison, lacking
but few days Of eighty years Of
age. She was born neal Harrods-
burg, Kentucky, March lst ISL
moved TO Indiana 1918 In 1854 to
Iowa, aud I'm Is5s 10 Douglas county
Kansas, came to SaliBA with her
husband, April, 1880. At that time
SaIiua was but q small settlement
with four or Eve hOuses-so called
being shAnties constructed Of elab-
boards, or cottonwood log huts.
Her husband built the sixth house
In what was then the frontier set
Element OF Kansas. This building
standing on the corner Of Santa Fe
avenue, aud Walnut street, Was.
until few years ago, one Of the old
land marks in the history Of the
city. She was the fifth woman
that settled In the embryo
Iown,-Mrs. Grandma Phillips,
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell, Mrs.
II L. Jones and Miss WiIcox-now
Mrs. James Muir-being the other
four, who preceded her.
Her husband, Mr.. W. W. Morri-
son, = most excellent man, died
about fifteen year ago. The decsas-
ed, in her youth united with the
Christian Chur eli, and through all
her life gave evidence Of her sinceri-
" aud devotion, in "witnpssing Il
good profession"
There being no church Of heT |
choice within convenient distance,
she entered into the organization Of
The Presbyterian church, May II 1870
being one Of the original six MEM
beTs i'm the formation of said church,
her husband and ID. l.. Phillips
being the elders. Three Of the ORR
are still living, viz: Mrs.
Ihri-tIaua Phillips-over ~ years OF
age, Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell aud II.
II. Morrison.
When the Christian Church Ha-
she, of course, attached
herself to her own communion, and
10 remained faithful until death, and
Ne trust has received ''crown OF
ife." She leaves a large number Of
daughter, Mrs. Wag-
tail, and four grand children to
MOURN her loss. 4 large audience.
n which were many of the 'uId set
lers," attended the funeral services
which was conducted by Mr.. Nor
inner the pastor of the Christian
hurch, who preached u very sPpro-
'riate and edif:ing discourse for the
ccasiOn. May God bless all the sor-
owing friends who remain, and
ring them all at lat to that happy
aud" where there Is no more death, :
ut life fOrevermure. w. d.
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The ouIck and Tn. Dead.

The clause In the Apostles Creed
From thence He shall come to
Judge the qucik and the dead" will
furnish the subject next sunday
night for No. IN OF the series Of
sermons now being preached by Mr..
Mucklow In the Congregational
church. These sermons have at
least solved the problem Of how to
secure = sunday night audience as
the church IL crowded.
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Annual Business Meeting Of the Y. c. A.
AuxIlIaty

Next Monday, March ), the an
nual business meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary will he held.
The meeting will be an important
one.
The annual reports Of the affairs,
and various committees will be
made, and = general resume Of the
work taken.
The election Of officers, the APP
pointment Of new committees and
preparations for new years work
will be made. That this may be
wisely and well done, Il Is absO-
lutely essential that any member be
In attendance. The meeting will
be opened promptly at o'clock.
An invitation IL cordially ex-
tended to all who are not members
Of the auxiliary to he present at
that time aud Join with the auxil-
larry In endeavoring to perform o
christian duty In assisting the young
men In their noble work.
ALICE g. bond,
President.
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of Saline County.
State % Kansas
p. ?. Bartlett, plaintiff.
Cyrus A. Rirtley Matte
A. Kirtley, c. ". Hill,
Clarence " l~on and Hu-
bert r. Ball. trustee
Defendsnts.
state % Kansas 70 Cyrus a. KiTtley, Mat
lie A kinney aud G. W Hin. greeting:
You o. nd eaeh % roo viii take notice that
you have been sued IN the district court %
saline county. In the state Of Kansas. end
that you must answer the petition 10 said
cause on OF before the 3Dth day Of April lsoe.
or said petition will be takel a. true and .
jndgnnest rendered In said sctiOn against
roo for the foreclosure Of q certain trust
deed executed BY Cyrus A. Kirtiey and
Matte A. Klrtley upon the ist day % Feoru-
AIRY. 80, on the following deserihed real e.
tate, to-wtt: lOts 10 and 10 on seveni street
IN the city OF Saifna, In the cDunty nf saline,
state Of Kansas, and for the sale Of enld
premises % pay The debt secured BY said
tusf deed and costs Of snit, and forever
barring and foreelosing said defendania, and
each Of them. Of and from all right, title, e.
tate, Interest. property or equity Of redemp~ -
iIou In or 10 al t.relaiaes or any part there
on BEsNErT r. WmRELER,
and ions r. 9UTTERR-
Attcrnsys for Piaintin.
Attest: CT, FREpRicKsoE. Clerk,
~ A. FredFiekson, peg1fy
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LINDSBOR8.
From the News

Quite n number Of the citizens Of
this city aud vicinity took Advant-
age Of the special rates to Wichita
Falls, Tex, aud are so-journeying
In that locality with q view Of In
vestments and locating.
The delegation sent by the students
Of Bethany College to the cOuven-
ton Of the State OrztoTieal AssOcia.
ton, held al Lawrence last Friday,
failed Ia their attempt to gain adj
mittanee int the membership Of the
association. Seven colleges are al
ready numbered among Its members.
Owing to the fact that representa-
tive students from two other colleges
made kindred attempE In behalf OF
their respective institutions, the
association deemed Il az injustics to
grant membership to one school aud
exclude the sthers. 1.-THE matter be
agitated and . large representation
Of students be sent to the regular
sceting held at EmPoria next
February, the chances are very fav-
orable that Bethany will be admitted.
Mr. Jas. A. Hyden, president Of the
association 10 friendly inclined to-
ward our college and has consented
to be present at the local contest to
be held next month.
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ArsnoxsrrAncn

We, the undersigned, citizens Of
the city Of Saiins, have observed
with regret the attitude Of the saliua
Daily Republican towards Hon. Jno.
A. Anderson, our representative In
congress, and especially the article
which appeared In the issue Of this
paper Of the date Of Feb. 10. 1890.
A daily newspaper should and IL
expected 10 express the sentiment Of
the community, but this publication
being so directly at variance With
the prevailing public sentiment Of
this community, aud - We have
good reason to know 10 confined to
but very few, We feel Il our duty In
this manner TO offer our remsn-
STRANGE to all such expressions.
Just nov an appropriation for Q
public building at Salina is our pub
lie need aud demands our united en-
srgy. To use his best sndeavor 10
secure IL IL all any representative In
congress can do, and all reasonable |
community demands. This we feel |
Mr.. Anderson has done faithfully
aud well, and for this we desire to
express our gratitude.
Such an appropriation IL difficult
to obtain under favorable cireum-
stances even, and without the sup
port Of the local member Il 10 next
TO impossible. Mr.. Anderson well
knows he has political opposition in
this city, and Il IL equally well
known that this arises mainly from
political aspirations.
IL IL business we now have In
hand. not politics. IL 10 . public
building and not q congressman en-
gaging our attention.
II the article referred to be true,
then this city 10 Mr.. Audsrson's en-
envy. IL 10 nm unreasonable demand
on good nature to ask help In ex-
change for emnity. On such rela-
tons we might well expect Mr..
Anderson would withdraw his faV-
Ors aud support from Us, and
bestow them where greater gain
would come to him and more
associations follow. Bat
no, he stands with Us aud for US in !
his matter.
IL IL too great q sacrifice to defeat
he public Building. In order TO be
Of an example to demon
'trate Mr.. Anderson's weakness or
% magnify an opponents strength.
There IL a prevailing feeling, that
he men behind this sentiment
would prefer no building rather than
'fford Mr.. Anderson's increased
treDgth by getting It.
The fact Of Mr.. Anderson's contin- q
led support Of Us, while being OPP 9
'osed by our press, IL q good reason +
or the increased support of his l
riends, and II this opposition con- h
inue, it will bring to his support II
many who otherwise would not IA II
or him. e
Our newspapers must reflect eur o
ointment to share aud expect our l.
support. II IL the interest Il
{ this community that the publica- q
ion endangers, n well a. Mr. An
ersOn, whom 1t seeks to injure. that
lduces Us to enter our protest
gainst the sentiment contained in
he article referred to aud against ~
le men, combination Of men or =,
Ieasures found supporting the
sme.
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Cheerful news from the nswspa-
per prOprietors comes from Ohio.
A newspaper ia that state brought
suit against fpriy-three men who
would not pay their subscription.
aud obtained Judgment TO- the full
amount in each ease. Twenty-sight
at once prevented attachment by
making affidavit that they owned no
more than the law allowed. Under
the decision of the supreme court
they were arrested for petit larceny
aud bound over in the sum Of $50
each. Six of these did not give bond
aud went tn Jail. This il the result
ol the new postal law. which makes
IL larceny to take a paper and refuse
To pay for it.-ESrhdng".
4 meeting was held at the board
Of trade rooms last Thursday even
ing to listen to the report Of the
committee who went Ia Guiana Ia
attend the immigration meeting.
oil. W. a ihillips, Judge %. J.. Ham
ilton aud Prof. I. ID. Fitzpatrick
were selected to prepare n page Of
about 7D words for the Immigration
pamphlets TO be Issued 10y the rail-
way, and Taylor Miller, T.. II. Gibbs
aud T.. l.. Bishop was chosen TO
false the money necessary about
go to bear Saline cOunty's proper
ton this week. The necessary
amount, aud considerably more. was
raised without the least difficulty.
The citizens of Salina fully appre-
ciate the importance Of this move
meHt, and no step will lie neglected
that is necessary to forward to Sa-
line cOunty's interest.
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Division Of the state for the Collection Of
Internal Revenue

Hon. Cyrus Leland, the new
collector Of internal revenue for the
district Of Kansas. has made his
appointments ef deputy collectors
aud assigned them to divisions, for
the third division:
Thos. r. Doran. duputy. Office at
Topeka.
-CountieS-Shawnee, WAbaunsse,
Msrris, Chase, Marion, Gesry.
Dickinson, Saline, Lincoln, Russell,
Rush, Ness, Lane, Logan, Wallace,
Ottawa, Ellsworth, Ellis. Treg",
Cove, Scott, Wichita, Greedy.
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The members Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will have q bazaar
Friday and Saturday, March and 8
In I'D North Santa Fe, Graf store for
the benefit Of the church. Supper
will be served on Friday and
dinner and supper on Saturday, Ar
ticlss made by ladies Of sslins and
vlrinIty will be sold.
Everybody h cordially invited 10
attend.
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A su-e...,uI C.mbIna,Ion.

Rings, pools, trusts, combines,
monopolies-c1ll them what you
Will--tHsy are fast inr'' Ling
the length sud dih
Ci this country. LrEis,1t a.
hounce them, aud nswspaps tack
them, but still they S,Em TO irish.
IL l. gratifying, however, to note
that there Is at iFB.t one combine
ton Ia the country that meets with
the approval OF the public, especi-
ally Of farmers: II l. composed,
not Of individuals, bu: Of the follow
ing quarter Of harvesting machines:
DseTing Binder, Deering Light
Reaper, DeerinR Giant Mower, and
New DeeFing Mower. eow-3m.
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au,,y L..dE. No. sss A. o. u.u.

A new lodge was instituted last
Friday night by w. r. Sheen, Of
Lawrence ID. q. NJ. W. with twenty
seven members. DIR. W. A. Phillips
p. NJ. w; W. u. Bishop NJ. W. DR..
A. :. VI. Anderson F.; q. N. Hull.
recorder; c. II. Kirshnsr, finan-
risr; w. p. Campbell, receiver J.
8. Low, O.; w. A. Maxwell. o.; r.
ID. Addison, I. W; T. ID. FitzPat T.
rick, d. w. Trustees: Frank Hage
man, T.. W. Blair aud =. {. York.
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Married.

At the residence Of the brides par
ents in Bennington, Kansas, on last
Tuesday afternoon at lao o'clock.
Mr. Lewis FOote was united In mar
riage 20 Miss Belle Breton. A mum
Der Of friends aud relatives were
present and numerous presents were
received. We wish them n happy
and prosperous life
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Any person having goods, or old
clothing that they would be willing
To donate to the pOnr Of the city are
requested to bring them 10 the room
formerly occupied by the Y. NJ. c.
A., over the post Office gu Saturday,
Feb. s, IS9O. The committee will be
there from two TO four O'Clock p m.
to receive say articles brought.
Mas. @ w. BENFIELD.
E.araaarr
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Excursion rates via the Missouri
Pacific railway - snnusl session
Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W., at Wis
field, Kans., Feb. % 10 D. One and
ons-third fare for the round trip,
rood 70 return ustil March 8.
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/ will pay I2lS cents = hundred
or OF q cent apiece for corn
cobs that are six inches long
and not less than one inch and
. half In diameter, delivered at my
elevator. Call at Office for rings
ana Instructions, corner 5th and
Ash. TAYLOR MILLER,
Salina, Kan.
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Master Frank Low was surprised
by q number of his friends on last
Thursday night. The little felix's
amused themselves with various
games. Refreshments were served
and ali enjoyed themselves.
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The total receipts OF the London
lecture were 500 leaving after paying
$40 for the use Of the LIST NJ. r.
church aud - for advertising etc,
si2 to turH over tu The Simkins Aid
Fund
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Northwestern Texas Cattle RAisers
eonvention ut Fort Worth, Texas,
March II. Tickets will be sold
March and 9, limited for eontinu-
Gus passage In each direction with
nnal limit fer return March 81. Fare
for round trip sls.i0.
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W. II. ShafIrr X Co, who have
been the ProPrietOrs Of the large
grocery store north Of the National,
have disposed Of their stock {" Mrs.
Edith II. Kerr, taking In exchange
therefor valuable property In the
city,
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MARQCETTE.

TFTOfn Inc ITibune.
John A. Peterson, living three
miles up the river, sold to r. w.
Clsverson, the FIRST Of the week,
thirty-fivs steers at $50 . head. They
were good ones ani averaged $40
pounds. John NJ. Johnson also re-
eeived a good price from the same
party for thirty head Of fat cows and
81 GERS
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strayed.

strayed from sectisn %, 10, 3. In
the early part Of Janusry one heller
and one stser calf. II found, finder
will please return or notify,
Box 81. GUST JOHNSON,
SGT. Assaria, Kans.
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Iy causing considerable sickness.

~ causing considerable sickness.
q. w. Delany received the sad in
telligenee Of the death Of his mother
last week in Muskingum county,
Ohio.
Neal Hurst aud bride have rented
farm just north Of Cambria, and
will begin housekeeping at once.
JEWELL
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wANTED-By . young lady, ell
kinds Of sewing by the day or week
10 Salina or vicinity. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Addrss, @. P.O. box
% Gypsum Kana.
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Mr.. II. Z. CraVrns, representing
che city's interests at Washington
for some weeks past, returned home
last Sunday evening. lie says he
bad done all he could do, and he
thinks that SSlina stands a good
showing for getting the desired sP-
preparation.
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For fine spring and summer styles
Of eents' clothing, call on solberg,
the merchant tailor, North Seventh
street. Al immense number Of pat
terms 10 select from.
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Meeting Of friends, Kansas City,
Mo-, March I and 2. One and one
third fare for the round trip, good to
return until March 5,
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New spring goods have been re-
ceived ut A. Lindblom's-fine as
sOrtmsnt for gsntlemsn's wear.
Best Of goods, TT guaranteed-latest
styles. prices reasonable. st.
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Weather variable. some cold
snaps sandwIchsd In between the
pleasant bits of weather. The bliE-
Eard that set in Monday night was
particularly disagrseable. II IL
pleasant, however, TO reflect that
winter cannot ia the nature Of things
last much longer.
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The Grand Lodge. a. r. & A. NJ,
Of Kansas elected the following OIL
GERS for the ensuing year: J. e.
Postiethwaite, Of Iankato, most
worthy grand master; \. NJ. Gala
han, OF Topeka, deputy grand mas
ter: ID. Is. Fuller, of Eureka, senior
grand warden; W. -. Thompson, Of
Minneapolis. junior grand warden;
Christ Beck, of BeayenWorth, grand
treasurer, and J. II. Brown of Kan
sas City, grand secretary. Ii was
voted 10 hold the next annual meet
Ing at Fort Scott.
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The lecture delivered 10y Rev. w.
ID. MucklOw at the VI. r.. church ON
last Thursday night was we'll ut
tended, and good sum was realiE-
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Miss Katie MOhler, daughter Of
Senator Mohler, left for Wallace
last Monday afternoon where she
will spend the summer with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. =. Finney.
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Communion services will Ice held
al the Presbyterian church next sun
day morning. Preparatory services
on Friday evening. Rev. I. J. Stsv-
enson, Of the Mcpherson church
preaching the sermon.
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Rev. Anna II. Shaw, Of Boston,
will deliver lectures in the Christian
church on the evenings Of March q
aud :, Thursday aud Friday, The
subject for the first evening Is tenn
pera1cs; the second evening,
woman suffrage.
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Frank MusgrTve, an old SAlina
boy, but now OF White city was in
the city last week visiting his sister
Mrs. Frank kinRman. lie IL nov
In the stock business la White city.
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SOLOMON CITY.
hmm the RaniInell

Paul Geysr, who killed . mule at
Harrington, for feeding ct his
fodder-pile, Was found guilty last
week IN Q Justices court and sem
fenced to pay q fine Of s25G and be
Imprisoned for six months ia the
county jail. He will appeal the
case.
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IL IL the intention to replace the
stables at the park which were
burned some days ago with better
aud more cOmmOdiuus ones.
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NEW GAMBIA cHATrERIxes.

From our own correspondent.
Louis II. Doumyer has gone to
Lincoln Center to spend . couple Of
weeks with his sister.
Miss Effie Lauehlin IL studying
telsgraPhy In the Santa Fe ONCE at
this place.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gillespie IL slowly re-
covering from her recent severe Ill
ness.
Qulte . number Of young folks
dropped In on Miss Ollie Bsniisld
Monday evening in honor Of the
young lady's birthday.
R. stevens % Canton, Kansas.
looked In on friends hers fer short
time last Friday sitsrnoon.
Miss Rose Snyder 10 visiting rsIA-
lives In sylvan Grove at present
DR.. Thompsos h kspt very busy,
the sudden changes Of weather late
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Improved farms for sale cheap on
long time. r sw &WL ssIt
section 10, township 10, range 2. APP
ply TO Wilson 4 Moore, SsliRa Kan
ses. est.