Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

PERSONAL PAHRGHAFHo.
w. F. Sapp of Gslena was In the
city Tuesday.
BIZ Nicely returned from Soda
liza, Mo-, Monday.
-Mrs. d. G. Finn visited relatives
In Chetopa this week.
Mrs. Frank Wardwell visited In
Joplin Thursday evening.
Fred l.. Erwin was in from Keel
vile on business Tuesday.
Albert Bass of Seneca was in the
city Saturday on business.
&C. w. Wheailey of Galena was
In the city Tuesday on business.
-E.J. White of Peoria, l. T., was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ida K0ontz went to Joplin
Wednesday evening to visit relatives
Mrs. Rufus Armstrong and Mrs.
E. M. Stoner visited in Galena Mon
day.
w. r. Cowley of Columbus was
in the city Saturday on professional
business.
"A. S. Dennison of Columbus was
in the city Monday evening on BUSH
ness trip.
DIR. w. S. Jones and G. L. Parks
of Edna, Kan. were registered at the
National Thursday.
DIR. C. Fl. Shrh,er of Galena was
in the city Sunday and Monday on
professional business.
j, NJ. Cooper and family returned
Wednesday from Chicago where they
took in the worlds fair.
Mr.. McManaman, a merchant Of
Miami, was in Baxter Springs Tues
dry morning on business.
Mrs. Jas. Harmon and Miss Flor
ence Goodwin visited relatives in the
Indian territory this week.
Frank Hemstreet and wife went
to Kansas City Tuesday night to wit.
ness the Priests of Pallas parade.
&C. S, McFadden went to Kansas
City Tuesday night to buy goods for
the drug store Of McFadden u Price.
Miss Alta Duncan went to Kansas
City Monday night to visit her father
and witness the Priests of Pa!las pa
rade.
Mrs. J. A. Sour left Tuesday
night for Spokane Falls, Wash, to
visit her daughter, Mrs, A. l.. Koe'
neke.
Fred Wardwell and J.. NJ. Tobias
went to Kansas City Tuesday night on
business and to witness the Priests Of
Pallas parade.
james Neal returned from thu
Cherokee Strip Sunday evening. jim
says he had az much fun as anybody
aud we believe he did.
john T. Wright and will Hok'
returned from Perry, Oklahoma, OF
Monday evening. Their town LOT
proved to be on land reserved by TIT
government.
II. E. Meads and wife left Tues
day evening for Chicago 10 take il
the worlds fair, after which they will
go TO other points in Illinois to visi
relatives and friends.
r.. b. Rice, wife and nephew, l.
w. Darby, left Monday night for thei
home in Muskegon, Michigan afte
having spent two weeks very pleas
antly here visiting relatives.
John Hartley goes to Topeka I
attend the grand lodge of the l. 0. q
+. as a delegate from Baxter lodge
No. z35. The grand lodge meeting
will last four days, beginning Wednes
day next.
) Miss Otie Druner and Miss Alic
, Wallace left Tuesday night for Chi
, cago to take in the worlds fair. The
were Joined at Fontans, Kansas, b
r Miss Swanuie Reddin, who will &C
: company them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. johnson an
= Mrs. A. G. Blake returned Saturda
8 from New Whatcom, Wash, wher
they have been for the past thre
D months visiting relatives and receiv
ing the benefit OF change OF climate
Mrs. w. S. Norton left Tnesda
I night for St. Joseph, Mo-, to visit wit
: relatives until Saturday, when 81
q will 90 to Chicago to meet her hui
: band, who left Thursday evening ft
i. that place. They will take in III
4 worlds fair.
+ %. N. Baldwin. Fl. II. Rueter, CT
8 Rue,er and Misses Bertha and Den
a Rueter returned from the Cherokt
S Strip the first of the week. Messr
Baldwin and Rueter secured goo
claims and town lots, while the ladit
v secured claims.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cross an
q daughter of Huntington, Mass, WI
Q have been visiting at W. G. Knight
: left Monday for Archie, Mo-, TO spen
u a few days with relatives and retuI
ho,na from thara w e.. knight ar