Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-05-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Salliuci IL. SuIlI TctuIHtu iioh
Washington, d. g., Monday night.
"A. l.. Cason of Pittsburg, Kan,
was in the city on business Tuesday.
j. +. Dunn. of Pittsburg, trans
acted business in this city Tuesday.
Ill. w. Statzcll of Columbus was
in the city last saturday on business.
F. II. Nawland of Piitsburg, Kan
sas, was in the city on business Tues
day.
-Cbas. J. Fribley visited Neutral
Oh harvesting machine business Tues
day.
Will Corsc of Kansas City visited
relatives and friends in this city this
week.
HI. II. and ii. J. Butler of Vinita,
I. T., were in the city Tuesday on
business.
-Chas. L. Dageneit Of the Miami
Chief made the News a pleasant call
Oh Monday.
Mrs. =. j. Pfenning of Joplin Wis
tied friends in this city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Mollc Palmer went to Pitts
burg, Kansas, Wednesday night to
visit relatives.
Mrs. l. Terrell left Thursday
morning for Wilmington, Ohio, where
she will reside.
w. A. Anderson Of Kansas City
was in the city last week visiting rcla-
lives aud friends.
N. Z. Gallemore of Seneca trans
acted business at the Kentucky Stock
Barn on Thursday.
JIG. McGanAon of Seneca trans
acted business at the kentucky Stock
Barn on Wednesday.
Newton Durgc. an erstwlile shoe.
maker ot this city, arrived IN town
last Saturday morning.
ID. J. Bonrassa of Lovely Valley
farm and stock ranch made the NEWS
Office friendly call Tuesday.
Prof. Geo. w. Walker of the Weir
CITY schools attended the commence
ment exercises al the city hall last FRI
day evening.
Ed. Zellr ken Of Joplin came over
Thursday to attend the Missouri Paci-
iic railroad meeting and renew old ac-
quaintances.
S. C.. Henderson Of Joplin attended
the railroad meeting in this city
Thursday. Mr.. Henderson is whole
sale grocery man.
john Yates and Chas. l.. Mcads
OF the Cherokee nation visited rela-
ticer aud iri.lds in this city the lat
ter part of la! week
Mrs. o. b. Bal!lcit received on
TUESDAY the sad intelligence OF the
death of her mother Mrs. Matilda
Hayes, at Uricksvillr, Ohio.
Col. II. II. Gregg OF Joplin al.
tended the railroad meeting in this
city Thursday. Col. Gregg owns
some farm land near this city.
Mrs. Della Fairbanks of Mound
Civ, Kansas, and Mrs. Amanda Mil
Ter Of western Karsas visited their Sis
ter, Mrs. II. 5. Seaman this week.
Phil Plenning came over from
Joplin Thursday TO attend The railroad
meeting. Phil will move back to Bax-
ter when we ge: the electric road.
Prof. VIM. c. Martin returned
home Sunday night from Mt. Vernon,
Mo, where he has been teaching
school during the past eight months.
-Thos. McAboy left Wednesday
for Illinois TO join his wife and visit
relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
McAboy will'take in the worlds fair
at Chicago.
Miss Helen II. Trowbridge and
Mrs. &. L. Spencer Of BROOKLYN, n. y,
arrived here Wednesday TO visit rela-
tives. Miss Trow bridge is u sister oi
Mrs. B. S. Warner.
Walter Miks of Wichita, formerly
of this city, spent Sunday and Mon
day i'm Baxter looking after business
interests and introducing the Miks
patent post hole auger which is away
ahead of anything previously made In
that line.
wv. White, u prominent bust
ness man OF Joplin, was IN Baxter
Sur!ngs Monday. Mr.. White says
that in his opinion. the electric rail.
road would be a good thing for Bax'
Ter. lie says he believes it would de-
nopulate Joplin almost every Sunday
because of the great number Of people
who would want to get out OF that
town 10 spend the day. He. says they
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