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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05


 East Lakes social vein was heightened and made brilliant on Thursday evening by the eOnsummation of marital relations between two of her most worthy and pop ular young people, the names of whom only are necessary TO mark the event in the mind of the public. The contracting ranti5S were MT. John N Vincent and Miss Mollie Edgar, than whom 3 hand somer pair, a more es .eemed couple ne'er stood before CGpids altar. Ut was not a public wedding, though the inviedI spe- efal frieEl5ts not few in number, relieved the affair of anything like strict privacy or tameness and, in fact, added effect to The ceremony, which was so impress lively performed by Rev. MT. Bryan, OF the city. T. is the prevailing and eN- pressed opinion that MT. Vincent has the honor of capturing the preittiesS and one of the most loveable brides that East Lake has ever been compelled 10 surren- der. Her personal charms and grace are no less disting uiShing than her attain ments in music and art are prepcssessing.
 The groom while yet young man, holds a lucrative posf.i ion with one of Birmingh ainn's substantial firms, and is rapidly building character among his as- sociates and gaining an enyiab ble reput3- tion in the community. The bride comes from one of East Lakes reputable and genial families, that of Mir c. c. Edgar, while the ia. her, mother and only sisser of the groom hold warm place i'm the hearts of everyone who knows them.
 Congratulations are due both families. Well-wiShing and bright anIticipations, coupled with a distinguishing useful life, follow the happy young couple TO their place of abode, which is a beautiful and neat little home on F>1tfh street at East Lake. i
 May the brlghsest sl1our of their past be the darkest ofttheir future.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Crumly who for several months have been so pleasantly skuated infhe home of MT. and Mrs. John GA Houseman, on Sixth avenue, have mqSeh 10 the delightful naighborhood on TWflft h avenue and Twentieth street..
 MT. A. B. Keys and daughter, Miss sJJstelle, have just returned from an ex- tended trip throughout The vest, visiting points in Caliofrnia, Colorado and ether sSates.~ Their marry friends are glad to welcoIne them home.
 Ear& hav9 been issued to birthday paaty &iyen by Band No. 3 of the First Baptisa ollupch, Thursday. June 10, 4 to IT D. m, all the home of Mrs. F. L. Rob- eptson, 2121 Sixth avenue. On the cards .sa f.e= .sSt ached small sacks, with these fine5:
 We send you each little sack : sPieas& stther send or bring 1t back Wiehg as many cents as years your old; We promise the number shall ne'er be
 told;
 ad2 Ba6& 4flfgive you something to eat, And others will furnish musical treat The ladies all with greetings mos. hearty ! Feel sure yealf attend your own birthday TsF'--s 7I5HiFty "f
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
[ " iM. .'c. A.

Hhe Iaen4s meeting at the Young Mems Christian as.ociation Sunday afternoon wfllsbe conducted by Rev. John Barbour, pastor of Sou.h Highland Presbyterian church, flRev. ss4Mr. Barbour is good speaker. and 1t will repay any man who takes this opportunity of hearing him.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
FOR SALE

Alabama raised Jersey Cows and calves. One COW with a test of five gallons a day, and several heifers that will give thr6S gallons a day. Also one registered bull. w. M. Collier
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
SMITH, & BERNEY,
 He 2015 First Ave
RARGAINs FOR SAI.E

BARIfAINb FOR BALE.
 Residence Eighth avenuue, North, S5000.
 Vacant lot. 100x100 feet, -$700.
 Vacant lot, South Twentieth street, $3 150. 7 Vacant lot South 18th street, $1,200.
 Vacant lot Highland avenue, $2,500. Sixfesfdences, paying Hsper cent.s s, 800.
 Three brick respiences, paying 15 per 'sGSa Elegant siit South H,sldand residence. si5.-
 Elegant South Highland residence, H5Oo.
 Residence, North Sides.19 rooms. g. .250.
 Lovely farm, close in. 3,50O.
 Residence, 9th avenue, North, $6,250. .,.25 foot lot, 2d avenue and 23d street. north. Two briek q sid snsess Nagth s@s 9I Side, 5000 x Bries BrieE store store Tt aysnds A2lo V 4 House and lot 4th avenue. 4A ,000. Brick store, 20th street, s16,0O0 { relspaoae4as Y P fk5Hf iis <. $ ass}' s}0ist St. 2 :.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
UNDELNERED IELEGRAMs.

Undeliverd messages alt the Western Union Telegraph office: J. T Mitchell, Wilson, Adams & Co, B.. L. Holt. w. B. Lewis, Addie Burke.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
FOR SALE.

-~->------7 EC--ss. -,------ valuable coal land,Sssft5ated on the War rior river, fourteen miles above TuSI d. 1oosa. Three work Able seams of best qtel- nation address Offnere Hope. Tuscaloosa Ala. 5-30-1w.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
MALE HELP WANTED.

WAN THDks& a. Meek and expenses tto several good parties to travel for our pub licatiops; permanent position; no canvass 5 ing give referenees R. H. WoodwatH Baltimore.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
.Eslg ETff92 FOR SALE.

SlEf o<et-c' Ten houses and lots in Woodlawn. Nineteen homes in East Lake. One 4-room house and lot in West End. One house and lot in North Birmingham. Three houses and lots in Jonesvilie, rang ing in price from $500 to, l,200. VIII be sold on monthly enstallments. Only 8 per cent. interest on deferred pay ments. " ss sfas8.sii. Birmingham Building and Loan Associa- B. A. THOMPSON, Agent.
 2l9 Fist St.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
FOR SALE.

a Registered Jersey Cows with
 young calves, at my stock
 yards, ,27th. street and list ave. 3t7 fs97 M. M. Collier. j
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
 s400-Will buy 4-room- cottage fronting south on electric. cars in sWoodlawn. ,sF $650-100x140, corner Tenth street and Sec ond ayenue;' curbed, sewer and water, all 800 -One-third cash, balance s1O per month, iooxi9O, on 9th ave- near i2th St; fine bargain. fs. Es
 s1, ,oo0--7- room house. lot 5ox14O, Avenue D, between 18th and 18th .Sts.; renting for $15 month. Tsis- ffS '1 E. 2 ss5' v sazs f s $500 -5Ox14O, Groom house, Sd avenue, near Spring st., in Avondaie, in good repair. 4' . $35 per acre 45 acres on macadamized road just this side of East Lalpes saF ssN9'A az ~ ss9, 900 Twill buyJ22 acres on electric car line two two sides adsw of f ideal place for an @ elegant se0o-- Cash, 1eox140, Avenue c, between 22d a9s sst Ssi4e, 5,rooms.r 9th ave. near l7th B, 1Qo 100 feet front corner 9th ave; best ss5, ,oo0-- -5Ox14O, 3-story brick; good location. s5oo- -s1o per month, two ss-foom houses in " N''>''' 'S'.'-.,.......s..E S. E. THOMPSON,
 FOR sALE-NoRTH SIDE.
 s4700- Elegant residence, 2-story S-rooms. s4, ,00o- Choice residence s2Astory, s-rooms, st nsas rssiasnoe ssh sa Groom on sh ave- near 18th St. ~s----A@ ,tas r N60oS Splendid residence. 2-story. s-rooms. on Sth ave near 18th St s@@ -sssf II FOR SAEE-SOUTH SIDE.
 2.5OO-Desinablei resfdence, 2-story, B. rooms, convenient and; modern on Ave. E., near 20th St. 4'-.sf v thttss 3H q s% s2' 300 Desirable residence, 2-story T. rooms, on Avenue E, near 20th St.
 s1750-pesirable residence, a'5-fooms, on Avenue O. near 20th St.; easy terms. <, $1 TOO Desirable residenees 2-stories, r. rooms, on AvesF easy. terms. a iissa 4 Vacant property on Avenue E, near 16th St, at S7 6O per front foot. Strictly a first class bargain. '. Hf'i
 A we'll assorted list of both vacant and improved property Tn all directions to suit hour. s - .t',s .. ~. ra tsts
 s- SMITH. G BERNEX
 ---E. Ql16 :.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

wANTED-Situation in an office with sone reliable firm as clerk or bookseeper or stenographer and typewriterl am young man of good moral habits, energetic and reliable end want a. position badly. fAd- dress, B. :. C., care State Herald. 5-6-tf boy Of 16: willing to do anything; office -s.rri' nreferredi can furnish good reeom-
 ''ons Address F. B. C., car 7 "
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

7N THE LETTER CARRIER DEAD. 7.
 Baltimore June 4--tdward G. Harris. the lettsr carrier who attempted to conie init suicide after killing two of his chill dren on Wednesday morning, died at the Johns Hopkins hospital this morning.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York; June 4th-The following is, the comparative cotton statement for the week ending June 4th.
 Net recelDts at all United States
 ports during me week: ::........s.. 7,71e Aetrecefpts at all United States ports
 during the satne time last year ... 15,56S Total 10 this dste ..6, ,5cU ,65o Total receipts to the same date last
 year ,Sff ,1b& hxports for the week. ......... ...s..... 1O1, 97s xports for same week last vear..... 39,213 Totaltxports to this date. 5 .562, ,937 Total exports to same date last year. 4, ,157, ,352 stock at all United States ports. ..... 4U6fb09 stock at all United States ports for
 same time last year. 39O,133 stock q tall interior lowns............ 124 ,617 stock at all interior towns for same
 time last year. ar........,............... 132,464 stock at Liverpool. ...................1,0S ,0S 1000 stock at Liverpool for same tune last
 year. -. l. .o26 ,ooo Stck of American aloat for Great
 Britain. ...... :,....... -. ..e........ 42.ooo stock of American afloat for Great
 Britain for same time last year. s5 ,ooo
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
chicap po ,Chanpe

Chicago, June 4-Wheat today closed at decline of cent per bushel. Liverpool, which was the guiding star of the business, took them that market showing:a break as sensational as was the advance e fthe day before. Other markets were also weak corn declining 1sQ5sc,3 oats 14Qssc, andApro- visions 56915c. M ....-...s lures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
CHEAP COLUMN
FOR RENT.


 FOR. R.RENT-PossessIon at once, residences: Sortf st St. No. sS14 5fi ave ave. north. tSt S35 All large, elegant houses with all !, modern Improvements. fl-t RsFi- 3SFiW. B. LEEDY & CO,
 No. 1141s N. Fist Street. Telephone Mo-, 42. 6-1-tf FOR RENT Rooms-Nicely furnished; |; front, cool and pleasant. Private family; central location;~ rent reasonable. At 515 FOR RENT-A comfortably furnished front room on South Highlands, with or without board; private family. Address "C,'y' care State Herald. r-l,- 4-N-tf FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room Apply 313 23d street. 1Tt 5-19tfl
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E & co,
 BROHERS

Corner First Avenue and Twentieth astreet.
 Private Wire. New York connections Price, McCormick & Co; Purneu, Haga- man & Co. Mcintyre Wardwell; Chic- New Orleans, H. Abram & Sons We do a purely commission business, placing all entrusted to us with above members of ex-
 charges. Regular exchange commissions oh a rqad. t.fil.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

 bales; January, e.s1 February, 6s5: March 6&; June, IT; July, TO: August, 7.lS; Sep IemDer, b.s5i October. GIT; November, 6.75; Spot closed steady. middling uplands. 7s.c; middling gulf, Sc; sales 1859 bales.
 eNw York, Juns. 4.-The following are to- s tal net receipts of cotton at all ports since Galveston. 1866, ,ssa; New Orleans, 2O5s. TOT; Mobile, So2994; Savannah Ss7,i41; Charles 702599; Baltimore, 5S, S,5iS New York. los 156; Boston. 157 .i52; Newport News. 9,017; Phlla- deiphias ,so 4s s4 4g56; West Point Va, 50; sruns- wick, l20.l70; Texas City, 51,157; Pensacola. a1s2; Port Royal, 51. 1.51S Total, 6.56O.s7O.
 Liverpool otton Market.
 Liverpool, June 4.-Close.-Cotton, spot sales, 1000 bales. of which 700 were for spec ulation and export and included 6,600 Amer lean. Receipts, 2OOO bales, including 800 Futures opened quiet with poor demand and closed quiet at the decline; ,An1eri- and July, 4.6Sd; July and August, 4Oid; Au- gust and September. 3.61d; September and October, 3.45ds October and November, 3.49d sellers; November and December 346d; De- cember and January, 3.45d; January and February. S.45d; February and March, s.i5d; March and April S.46d value
 New Orleans.
 New Orleans, June 4.-cotton futtpes August, e.S29s.s5; September, 6.iSl'sG6s: Oe. tober, 6.47a6 4S; November. 6.49a6.5O, De- cember. 85lg6.5 .52; January, 65tQ655, Heb- ruafy, 65DI6.5S.
 Dry Goods
 New York. June 1.-The first summer day had an immediate effect on business in dry goods in jobbing circles Buyers from nearby points were in evidence in large numbers this morning and although their purchases in individual case were light in character the aggregate went a long way towards improving the tone of the business passing. There were many specialties Tn goods to be had at low prices and these were taken advantage of by buyers Man ufacturers are still the heaviest buyers of cheaper grades on bleached goods and brown goods are very quiet. Coarse col bred cottons are dull in all grades. Print cloths are still quoted mt ? 7-16c. Wooien goods show no change.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

s14i;arteN. WANTED. UT !
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

WANTED-Position as cook. by white woman; good references. Address J. A. State-Herald. 6-5-2t WANTEDs Position as office boy Ad- dress GYM. w. care State Herald.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
.rllcles lopening HIghest iLoWest u CIasinl

Cash quotations: Flour easy; No 3 spying wheat, 67l4a6Sssc;e No. 8 spring wheats sb1lz @69c; No. red, 771sc; No.'2 corn, 2334 524c {, No. 2 oats, 1Sc; No 2 white, 2ip22c1s No. 8 27c; No. 4. 26Ql27c; Mo- 1 flax seed, 76lz6D 76s4c; prime timothy seed $2.70M275; mess pork, $7.70@7.75; lard, s. 471s; short rib sides, 410614 40: dry salted shoulders, 56p514 short clear sides 4lalp45sc whisky, s1.19; sugars unchanged, granulated, unchanged; No. 2 yellow corn, 231s6i2415e. tf fN tr
 On the produce exchange today, the but. ter market was firm; creameries, 11d141ac; daries, 7M12c g s-s- -tt.tfsA -
 Cheese, steady, 74Sc Hs
 Eggs. firm, fresh, SAC. rM
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
MISCELLANEoUs.

MISCELLANEOUS
 
 WHEN you want screen doors and win dows drop a postal card to the Southern Fence and Wire Co, POS South Twentieth k sffeet, and theyyyFm sendsout $8d measute B and give pricea S2S-rns
 EQKrs. E f@S-~ >---->f$ $~-~s,~~~1 HONEY TO L0AN-On furnitne6 witholt removal, from Sf0 up. 8. R. iSearle, 17th street, between lst and 2d avenues. my ~ '
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
~Rz4z9@e z-.s -..s.- =. - S SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.

za=ss5a= sgszggssses esaEa=EEss tA=a=a==4o tE=Aa=lla==4o
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05
ch!caeo Hive tock Market.


 Chicago, June 4.r-There was a fairly ac- tive demand for cattle and prices remained steady. Choice cattle were scarce and most of the offerings sold at low ff'iees sNa- tive beef steers sold at s4@5, chiefly a-4 45 Q4.90 and an occasional sale w5s snadt of prime beeves at $5.10n5.20. The stocker and feeders trade was only fair, s3.31iD55o. Calves were in good demand by country feeders and the best lots brought,&d.s0 re as erass cattle were plentiful and active at the ruling low prices and Missouri fed Tex ans sold at s4351f4.70. Prices for hogs ruled stronger under the influences effan, a,-t've local packing demand Common toSprime lots sold at s$3. 25ta3.60, and sales were lsrge- lyl at S3.50ff3 57i$ The bulk of ,it< sligs brought $S.50G3.55. s* 9 lN
 Trading was brislSer in sheep and pvices were stronger. lambs selling about j0t; ;1l,er 100 pounds higher: Inferior to prime sffep We're saleable at S2.50N5.F The bulk brought $375dp450a ai Lambs sold freely nt 8 25Sfi.I5 for inferior to choice clipped and wooded. Colorado focks sold freely at S5n5s59l srripg lambs sold at S4.2506~ per 100 pounds. ' a Receipts-Cattle. 2,5Oo; hogs, aiosa:ssheep. 5000 s'lstsa ,s'- seist aF s-ps-'i'T
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-05

Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Crumly, who for several months have been so pleasantly sNua'ted irFfhe home of MT. and Mrs. John, GA Houseman on Sixth avenue, have m9Seh 70 the delightful neighborhood on TWflrth avenue and Twentieth street,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
The Grandest Remedy.

Mr.. R. B. Greeve, merchant, of
Chilhowie, Va, e rifles tlat he had
consumption, was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that
money conld procure, tried all
coush remedies he could hear of,
but got no relief; spent many nights
sitting up in chair; was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
and was cured dy use of two bottles.
For past three years has been attend
ing to business, and says DE-. kings
New Discovery is the grangest rem
edy ever made, as it has done so
much Tor him and also for Others in
his community. DR.. Kings New
Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, 1t don't
fail Trial bottles free at Gus
Graves the Druggist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Something To Know

1t may be worth something to
know that the very best medicine
for restoring the tired out nervous
system to healthy vigor is Electric
Bitters. This medicine is purely
vegetable, acts by giving tone to
the nerve centers in the stomach,
gently stimulates the Liver and
Kidneys, and aids these organs in
throwing off impurities in the blood
Electric Bitters improves tina appe-
tite. aida digestion, and is pro.
nounced by those who have tried
it as the very best blood purifier and
nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for soc
or one dollar per bottle at Gus
Graves the Druggist
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Miss Danley, Magnetic Healer.

Miss Danley has performed many
wonderful cures in Garrett. The
day of miracles is not thing oil
the past. A large number of fam
lilies Of Garnett and Anderson
county have been rid of the monster
called disease by Miss Danley's
magnetic treatment, Her office is
constantly thronged by the sick and
afflicted. 1t makes no difference
who has pronounced your case in
curabie you should see Miss Danley
at once. Miss Danley uses vital
magnetism, the most powerful cura-
tive agency known to modern sci
ence. Many have been cured that
found their disease beyond medical
aid. There is nothing obnoxious
in magnetic treatment. Miss Dap
ley cures all diseases. Diseases
peculiar to ladies a specially. Do
not fail to see her. Consultation
is free and she charges but $l.0O
per treatment. While in this city
Miss Danley will be located at her
office on the south side Of the square.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Haskell Happenings.

The weather here is not quite 81
dry as our "West Lincoln" cores
pondent reports it with him.
Are you going to attend the Sun
day school picnic near the Sutton
Valley church, Saturday?
Rolla Juchems and Will Shields,
while driving past Mr.. Porter's, last
Saturday evening, on their return
from Garnett, had little "tear-up."
Their horse became frightened and
commenced to kick, throwing them
out of the buggy. No serious dam
age was done.
Miss Ada McCollum, on her return
from visiting at Garnett, brought a
new bicycle home with her.
Eli MARSHALL has been seriously i'll
during the last week, but is able to
be out some now. While sick,
away from home, some sneak thief
stole a swarm of bees and all of
his canned fruit.
Ed Pinney sold his fat hogs,
Tuesday, to Mr.. Cox and another
man, of Selma. They shipped from
Bush.
Aunt Mary osborne is very sick
at the present writing. We sim
cerely hope that she will soon be
better.
Grandpa Rebstock has been very
sick for the past few days. Let us
hope that he will rapidly recover
his former health.
MI. Hensley's two daughters, MRS.
Lillard, of Iowa, and mrs Stratton
and husband, of Missouri, are Wis
iting with him this week.
MIS-. Sam Morgan's sister, of Mis-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Excursion.

Quite lot of people left, Mon
day, on an excursion to Indianapolis
From indianapolis they expected tc
scatter about over the state, TO visit
friends.
We noticed the following persons
board the Santa Fe train:
D. w. Ramsay and wife, who
went to Russelville.
Mrs. G. S. Fox, Muncie.
John Tippin, Enoch Cunningham
Harvey. Henry, Alex and Thos.
Spencer, Greencastle.
Fremont Ramsay, Indianapolis.
Mrs. R. j. Shields and Mrs. Bur-
Everett Knight, Greensburg,
Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Batclifl, Quincy, Ind e.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Council Meeting.

At the city council meeting,
Monday night, the members provid-
ed for the following municipal tax:
School tax, 10 mills; for general
purposes. 10 mills; Tor opening and
widening streets, avenues and al
legs, and builaing crossings, brid-
ges, etc, 3 mills; for paying inter-
est on the ciiy's bonded indebted.
ness, b mills.
Bids were received Tor building
the city hall. The bid by ). q.
McAfee was accepted, it being the
lowest bid -$l,790 10.
Councilman McAtee resigned.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20

Mrs. W. Fl. Slocum has been viz.
lting MRS. Julia McQuaid, at Leloup.
Judge Benson was down from
ottawa, Monday.
Geo Adamson has purchased .
farm near the Sunbeam school
house.
The W. G. 7. U. county conven.
ton was in session, yesterday, No
report has been received, as yet.
The Garrett Silver Club will
meet on the evenings of the second
and fourthThursdays of each month.
Don't forget.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement Of montgomery Ward
u 20, of Chicago, in this issue.
This is an old reliable house.
Will Paxton has more cheek than
government mule. A colt kicked
him on the right side of the face
the other day. which explains it.
Tom Highley has sold his resi-.
dence property here, and will move
10 Paola and again become one of
the publishers of the Paola Spirit.
Don't forget when you want q
Piano or Organ, we can suit you
as we handle No. l instruments.
Our Tinware stock is complete.
Get prices South Side Fair.
T. E. Stephens, of Topeka, score.
tary of the State Temperance
Union, paid US a pleasant visit,
Monday He is very genial gen.
tleman, and is thoroughly in earnest
in the temperance cause.
E. A. Sennett, formerly of this
city, arrived here Monday morning,
from Harvey, Oklahoma, on q visit
to p. Peterson aud wife. He went
from here to Des Moines, Iowa, on
business, where he will remain
about month. Mr.. Sennett says
the Populists are on top in his sec.
ton, and that their ranks are grow.
ing.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
The Kansas Children's Home so.

The Kansas Children's Home 80.
ciety finds homes in Christian fami.
lies. who are in fair financial cir.
cumstances, for needy children of
Kansas. Those who can give in.
formation of homeless children or
childless homes, will please confer
at Garnett, with R. E. 0'Bryne,
district superintendent, or with
some Of the following presidents of
local boards: Mrs R M SIonaker,
United Presbyterian church; Mrs
J A Gilmore, Presbyterian church;
Mrs j G Reed, Congregational
church; mrs A T Holcomb, Christian
church; Mrs P E Keeney, United
Brethren church; Judge A Brown,
Methodist church.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-08-20
Lone Elm Items.

The Lone Elm Ledger has chang
, ed hands. S. Miller and daughter
Mrs. Ella Routzong, have purchas-
ed the paper, and will print tbeil
first issue this week
There was lawn s, cial at the
residence of Y. y Mcdowell last
Thursday evening, Rev Beeson
being present The object of the
social was that Mr.. Beeson might
become better acquainted with the
people of his church. All enjoyed
pleasant evening.
w Il Olmslead has sold his
stock of drugs to DR.. Anderson.
Frank Trout came home on fur
Tough the first of the week, TO visit
his parents.
Henry Woodruff, who was visit
ing relatives in and near Osawato.
mic tho past few weeks, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Il III. Smith and daughter,
of Gallia, were in town few days
ago.
Mrs. Speakes went to Colony,
Monday, to see her friend, Mrs.
John Jones.
The attendance at the ice.cr
social at the Nj e church, last Fri
day night, was small on account of
the rain.
&. w. Ginbey went to Goodrich
last Friday, to bring home his
daughters, Julia and Josie.
E. G. Tasting and family visited
in the country, Sunday
Joseph Brobcck and wife were in
Lone Elm few days ago
Dr. Whitaker, of Colony, was
in town, Friday.
Peter Adkins returned from Bates
county, Mo-, few days ago, where
he Lad been visiting couple of
weeks
Miss Kitty Smith, of Prairieview,
was Lone Elm caller, Friday
A. NJ. Brees, of Wcstphalia,
was in Lone Elm, Friday.
Miss Rose Cipher, of Leroy, is
visiting her friend, Mrs Anna NC.
Kinder
G. II. Nichols, VIM Ferguson,
VIM. Lamb and 0. B Gordon drove
to Garnett, Saturday.