Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-01-21

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Charlie Opperman was sick this
week.
J.G. Poister visited relatives in
G. Tou;a thia week.
Jim Hunter is quite i'll at his
home on East street.
Geo. ]. Smiths family has been
sick with grip, but is recovering.
WANTED-At Dents Cash
Grocery Poultry for cash.
Pension vouchers executed for lOc
by T. C. Weaver, room 8. Daniels
block.
Mrs. John Lucky has been quite
i'll at her home west of town, but is
now much improved in health.
Mise Gertie Hileman and Mrs. II.
B. Henderson of Columbus spent
Sunday with Miss Gertie's parents.
Alexander Jefferson, a Sac and
Fox Indian, was arrested last Satur-
day for being drunk. He was pa
rolled Monday night.
Cash paid for Poultry at
Dents Cash Grocery.
| H. Fribley and Geo. e. Rucker
are attending the meeting OF the
Retail Implement Dealers Associa-
ton at Kansas City this week.
John McCoon, aged FIVE months
died in the Quapaw reservation on
Friday, Jan. Is, and was buried In
the Rock creek Catholic cemetery
on the 14th inst.
Senator Campbell has introduced
resolution in the state senate for
a resubmission of the prohibition
question. Representative Seaton
has introduced a resolution provid'
ing for a constitutional convention.
The commercial club of Galens,
in consideration of the establish.
meut of the court of common pleas,
at that place, guarantees that the
county shall be at no additional ex-
pense for court room, Office and
Jail expenses for period of five
lyears.-Columbus Courier.
We are in receipt of a beautiful
seed catalogue from the seed house
of F. B. Mills, Rose Hill, New York
In the catalogue we find many new
things, and believe many Of them
Icould be grown in this vicinity TO
advantage. BY addressing F. B.
Mills, Rose Hill, New York, you can
get one of the catalogues.
DIED-On Tuesday, Jan. II, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s
M. A. Patterson, in the west part oil
the city, 1. Patterson aged eleven
months. Funeral services were
held Wednesday, conducted by Rev
H. H. Curtis, after which the re
mains were inferred in the Baxter
cemetery.
Governor Stanley has made his
appointment of members of the
state board of charities. Col. Wei
DIV of the Galena Republican didn't
get q place. but in our opinion he
should have had one. Governor
Stanley would have made many
friends in this part of Kansas If he
had remembered Weldy.
Willis & Congdon are making
good Roadway on the work In han6
at the city, hall building. As hat
been stated before the building viii
be transformed into an operi
house. The two rooms on the NORTH
side upstairs have been torn on
and the stage, which will be lox4'
feet, will be built Ia the north eide