Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-09-17

The old Springs hotel looks like
haunted house.
The closing OF The Springs hotel has
given the restaurants boom.
There are whisperings of another
wedding in high life, to occur soon.
The library association are prepar-
ing u cantata to bc given to the public
soon.
Please observe the change of hour
for the evening services at the Nj. h.
church.
Wheat is ROLLING in at lively rate,
though the price is trifle low at 90
and 90 cents.
Over 300 car loads OF hay went out
of Baxter Springs over the Memphis
road during August.
We have few more copies OF the
Reunion Daily News TO dispose of in
sets, six copies for ten cents.
Some OF the fall wheat sown in this
vicinity last month is up and growing
nicely. IT is about all sown.
Gaba & Co., at the planning mill,
would like few more first class work.
men OH inside house finishing.
Rev. II. i. johnson of Golden City,
Mo-, will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church Sunday, Sept. is.
c. w. Daniels has sold to Charles l..
Smith the dwelling house on the cor
ner of Spring street and Chouteau
avenue.
The many friends of Miss Nettie
Doty will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering from her long and seri-
Gus illness.
Heating stoves were not altogether
ont of piace-that is if they were in
place-this week. The nights have
been quite cool.
The Southwest City Enterprise
says:. "Parties from this place who
attended the Baxter reunion say that
it was u success in every particular"
The fact that every residence in the
city is occupied is sufficient TO show
thar Baxter SPRINGS is not overlooked
by those who seek homes in good com
nunities.
Neither AL. Diveley or Zillar Naylor
have been heard from since the second
day of the reunion. Those twins
scared several prominent citizens out
of their boots.
Eugene Lyman went from Baxter
to the white sulphur springs and back.
% miles, on his safety bicycle in 3l2
hours Yesterday morning and then 10
Joplin after dinner.
A very enjoyable informal dance
was given in the ''parlor" of the
Springs hotel building "Wednesday
evening. 1t was intended as fare
well to the old Springs.
II YOU want to see the finest cattle
in the county and the greatest variety
of fine poultry you should visit Col.
Alexander Warmers "Woodlawn"
farm Just north of Baxter.
MARRIED.-At the residence of
Thos. Williams in this city Sunday,
Sept. IL, at IL o'clock a. m. Mr.. j. W.
Fowler TO Miss Elizabeth G. Doty,
Esquire Williams officiating.
Hon. r. S. Osborn, candidate for
secretary of state, and Hon. w. II.
Wilson will address the public at the
city hall this Saturday evening in
the interest of the peoples party.
NJ. +. church-Snnday school at 10
Il. M, preaching at ii a. M. and 80
p. m. PRAYER meeting Thursday even
ing at Z 80. Everybody cordially well
coined. NJ. E. BRAMHALL, Pastor
Some people are just beginning to
fluid ont that the annual delinquent
lax list for this year has been pub
lished. 1t appeared on the ''patent"
side of the Advocate a short time ago,
The city council of Weir City at
recent meeting ordered the water
works company of that city 10 place
nine additional, fire liydrants in posi-
ton. Weir City is evidently spread
ing out.
Harry Moore, the horse belonging
to w. II. Fox of this city, won second
money in The 2:3S trot at The Spring
field, Mo-, fair last Saturday: Best
time 2 :42l&. Hurrah for Fox and
Harry Moore.
Ut. Gaba & Co., who are operating
the planning mill, are crowded with
orders for inside finish and other work.
They received orders by mail Tuesday
without personal solicitation, TO the
amount OF $500