Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

| Columbus ms week.
%. NJ. Youse was at Columbus on
Wednesday on business.
-Solon L. Cheney was in our city
Wednesday OF business.
j. G. Naylor transacted business
at COIum bus Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Craig and children
visited friends in Joplin this week.
Mrs. Tracy Mcyerding left Mon
day for st. Louis to join her husband.
e. NJ. Tracewell of Columbus was
transacting business in Baxter Thurs
day.
-Edw. and Chas. POlsier left Mon
day for Chicago to visit The worlds
fair.
&C. A. Childs and J.. ID. Brewster
left Thursday morning for the Chero-
kee Strip.
Rev. NJ. f. Bramhall wentto Beu.
lah, Kansas, Wednesday to conduct d
funeral service.
Il. X. Moellcr of Galena and Ar
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in Baxter yesterday.
w. W. Hun, Geo. L. Rucker and
Samuel Binns are serving ON the jur!
at Columbus this week.
Tom Dulam of the law firm OF
Cunningham Il Dolan of Joplin was
in the city Saturday on business.
-Chas. Overholser OF Valley Falls,
Kan, visited relatives and friends In
Baxter and Columbus this week.
&C. G.. Horror came in from GuIl,-
rie, OK, last week and spent few
DAYS visiting among his old friends.
Ned Humphrey returned sunday
evening from Il visit with relatives in
Illinois and trip TO the worlds tair.
DIR. Duncan and son Melvern went
to Kansas City Monday where the
doctor is in charge OF a cancer insii-
tute.
DIR. A. j. Mcclellan attended a
meeting of the Cherokee county board
OF medical examiners at Colnmbus on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma McCollum and Miss
Ellie Sewell of Joplin, who have been
visiting friends in this city, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Leila Sands returned last
week from Leavenwortb, Ind, where
she has been visiting relatives for sew
eral months past.
WIN. +. Sapp, chairman of the
Cherokee county democratic central
committee, was in the city yesterday
morning on business.
-Cass Goodner left Wednesday for
the Cherokee Strip TO be present at
the opening and participate in the
grand rush for claims.
-Chas. Fribey started Wednesday
over land for Springfield, Mo-, TO look
after his horse, Forest Bird, which has
been in training there.
-Cass Goodner left on Wednesday
moruing for the Cherokee Strip to he
present at the opening and participate
in the grand rush for claims.
Mrs. e.. ID. Carroll left Sunday
morning for her home in Osweso at
ter having spent week here visiting
the family Of Chas. Z. Smith.
Mr.. Frank Smith and Miss Della
Smith of Galena spent Saturday visit
ing with y. l.. Bowers and family
They attended the reunion several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Storms of Ga.
lena srcnt Thursday at Mr.. n. L.
Bowers and took in the reunion. Mr..
Storms is prominent barber of Ga
lena.
Frank VanGundy and family OF
Morton county, who were visiting rel.
aiives IN Baxter the past ten days, LETT
Thursday for Sloan Springs, Ark, Ia
visit relatives.
j. =. McNanghlon, superintend-
ent of the Peoria Mining, Construc.
ton and Land company, was in the
city Monday on business. he says
Peoria is booming.
%. n. Baldwin, II. II. Rueter, Gus
Rueter and Misses Bertha and Dena
Rueter left Monday In a "prairie
schooner" bound Tor Caldwell TO take
part in the grand race into the Cher
okee Strip next Saturday.
Prof. VIM. B. Morgan and wife oil
Lowell left Monday for Richmond
Ind, where Mr.. Morgan will soon en-
ter upon his duties as professor OF
mathematics at Earlham College, In
which position he has taught for the
past nine or ten years.
j. z. McNaughton, manager OF
the Peoria mines, was IN town
Wednesday evening and stated thai
new and better strikes are being made
in the district every day.. The Peoris
district, he says, will turn in about
10000 pounds this week.
Mrs. ]. II. Humphrey returned te
,hoa.;tv Sunia1 from an eXteued VlSil