Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-24

Next week closes the regular term
Of school.
Spring we seem always 10 have
with us Of late.
The Southeast Cherokee County
Teachers Association meets In Baxter
today.
Nearly every one has observed that
this Is the springyest winter expert
enccd IN these parts for many years
We are indebted 10 Mr.. o. B. Bartlett
for a late copy Of the Muutanian, a
weekly paper published ut ChO'eau,
Mont.
Mr.. Tobias Polsler Of ST. Louis
visited his brother George in this city
this week while OH his way home
from visit TO Texas.
Cooper & Slough, the popular fur
niture dealers OF Galena, furnished
the houses ct the two Baxter Springs
couples welded on Thursday Of lasl
week.
NJ. Z. church services: Sunday
school at 8 30 a. III. Preaching At ii
a. IN. aud Z 30 p. IN. Class meeting
at 3 p. III. All are cordially invited TO
attend. FRANK w. OTTo, Pastor.
Weldv hits il exactly when he says: /:
Winter and summer are playing nice
~ together. Our clothing merchants
cannot tell until about ten O'Clock
whether to hang out OvercOats or hn-
EN- busters.
MARRIED-At The residence of the
brides parents near Baxter Springs
on Wednesday, December "a, 1880, by
the Rev. Frank Quo, Miss Ola NJ.
Michencr 10 Mr.. ID. Mckenzie, both of
Springvalley township.
Girls should be more discreet in tel
ling their secrets TO one another.
When one girl Ot crowd marrics,
she tells all the secrets Of the crowd To
her husband, and he tells them 10 all
the other men. 1t is mean in him,
but he does it.-Atchis0n Globe.
MARRIED.-At Carthage, Mo-, Sat-
urday, January 10, 1891, by Judge
Kilgure, Miss Eliza y. Parnell of Car
thage. TO Mr.. Oliver NJ. Michener, for
merly OF Baxter Springs. The News
extends congratulations and wishes
Morton successful voyage through
life.
The latest fad is a "toe social" The
ladies are arranged behind screen
with just The toes showing. Each lady
has lunch for two, and the gentlemen
select aud pay for their ladies by the
toes. OF course you have to run the
chance of getting "tOc headed" girl.
-Pittsburg Smelter.
There is an old superstition about
the weather which very few people
know OF, although it is an old one. 1t
is, that no matter how gloomy and
dull it may be on Wednesday, the sun
is sure to show itself, if only for few
minutes, as Wednesday was the day
on which it was created. just notice
and see if it is so.
The following officers of the Baxter
lodge, Knights of Pythias, were in-
stalled Thursday night: Z. S. Nc.
Fadden, p. c.; E. B. Corse, c. Z.
VIM. March, V. e.. J. c. Haskell, ?.
C. S. McFadden, NJ. Of E.; r. P. Nc
Gregor, NJ. of F.; B. +. Neeley, NJ. at
A.; j. j. Osborn, l. g.; c. S. McFad-
den, representative TO grand lodge.
A party of Baxter young gentlemen
went 'possum hunting few nights
ago and returned during the wee sma'
hours with two OF the adiposc quad
rupeds, which, after being tied togeth-
er, were hung on the door knob OF the
residence of an eslimable young lady
friend. Result, very mad old man i'll
the morning aud lots Of fun for the
young folks.
A gentleman wants to know why
we have never mentioned the nightly
meetings of the organization, assOcia-
ton or company whose rendezvous ls
in the Koontz building over j. Il.
! fuckers store in room where APP
pears on the door in bold letters the
, well known initials Y. NJ. G. A.
whether real or deceptive in mean-
| ;o0 ,,,, lnntv unf and we desire TO