Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-19

d. II. fcersOu Cdiiic oFcr i'o"'
joplin Tuesday morning Oh his regu-
lar trip.
j. A. Dent and George Wurts
were up from Peoria Thursday OH
business.
Mrs. Frank VanGundy of Rich
field, Kansas, is visiting relatives IN
this city.
R. l.. Wolfe and J. Hudson of
Webb City were in the city Saturday
Oh business.
H. M. Bacon und j. E. Simmons
were in Seneca Wednesday on busi-
ness and pleasure.
WIN. ID. Clover of Joplin was in
town Tuesday looking after his merry
yo-round right.
Xix. Williams of the lumber firm
of Williams e. Robson of Galena was
in the city Sunday.
"A. S. Patton returned home Mon
day after having spent week visiting
relatives IN Galena.
FIN. Fulkerson of Montana, Kan
sas. was in the city Saturday shaking
az nds with old friends.
j. II. Mcndenhall, travelling repre-
sentative of the Kansas City Times,
was in the city Tuesday.
John Tracewell and Mort Jones
of Columbus were in the city Sunday
visiting their lady friends.
S. Forncy of Joplin was In the
city Thursday looking after stand
privilege at Camp Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. George Stewart and
family of Webb City are wishing
relatives and friends in&ihis city.
j.. Hicks of Fgeedo,n, Ind, was
in the city Tuesday. MIR. Hicks is at
present visiting friends near Melrose.
"A. Lomberg OF Fort Scott, trans
acted business with j. P. Hartley on
Tuesday with reference TO the reunion.
ID. NJ. Jones, the enterprising
proprictor of the Columbus Marble
Works, was in the city Friday even
ing.
w. f. Sapp, chairman of the
Cherokee County Democratic Central
Committee, was in the city Thursday
on business.
w. p. Slough and wife of Galena
passed through the city sunday morn-
inc ell route to the territory for a
days outing.
"A. III. Bennett, one of the editors
of the Columbus Reporter, was III the
CITY Tuesday morning on business and
made the News u social call.
-Coinrade j. II. Humphrey rolled
in from New Orleans Thursday even
ing. The Yellow fever was getting
intentionally close to him there.
Dad Wahl, the "aughing drum
mer" of Keelville, was in town
Wednesday. Dad will he OH hand
with his drum during the reunion.
C. A. Dickey went to Kansas
CITY Wednesday evening to look after
the inside finish for j. NJ. CoOper's
now residence on East River street.
Ex-Governor Samuel j. Craw-
ford is in Washington, d. c., looking
after the Interests of the Cherokee In
dians with regard TO their allotments.
il. NJ. Samson and family have re.
turned from Joplin to Baxter. They
will run ala eating house in the invest
mrnl company building until after re-
union.
Il. II. Tobias. an expert machin-
list and general wood workman, ar
rived from Denver last Saturday and
took u ppsition ut the Baxter planning
mill Monday.
WIN. +. Carr aud Frank VI. Fulk-
ersou Ut Montana. Kansas, formerly
of Lowell, were in the city This week
ON business. They are looking up a
location tor Touring mill.
"A. b. Walker ot Cherokee was in
the city "Wednesday looking tor a
business location. Mr.. Walker Is ia
vorably impressed with Baxter and
will probably locate with us.
H. Warner, a Webb City baker,
was in the city "Wednesday on bust
ness. Mr.. Warner is patentee OF a
patent bread machine which kneads
dough, thu. saving great deal of la
Dor.
&C. NJ. Bascom aud wife of Weir
CITY were IN the city Saturday Oh a
pleasure trip. They were ac"oInpa-
nied nv Miss Nellie Tindali. Mr.. Ras-
ron is agent tor the Memphis at Weir
City.
The Tenuyson Mining COMPANY has