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been indorsed by an classcs OF people.
seems TO possess a special fascination tor
women, and De- iu receipt Of enthusiastic
praise from clergymcu school teachers aud,
In fact. muy people who ere not thehtcr-
pocrs as rule IL Is play Of rlral Now
England, bringing 10 the furo in q udrht
mnnuer the new types Of character whicn
exist only In the districts where the 2
scenes are depleted, II Is said to be
combination OF the domestic and The drH-
matte, plain story NJ plain people, the
theme. fuil Of human Interest, and the per
sonagcs drawn with no little skill Many
old Homestead" and declared Il superior
to either rhc moral Il teaches IS moi hung
mp Ike q sign board, but Is left for the
auditor 10 deduce, with desire that he esi-
10y tho methods which lead 10 conclusions,
custopJs aud speech are reproduced withou.
exaggeyatl0u, characters are indlyidualized
uEd, SO far ns appearances, manner aud
dress are concerned II is said they might
he transferred 10 any little village " tta
region where the scene Is laid without eN-
citing remark. The scenery III complete,
presenting q series ot beautiful pictures,
and 1t IS clamed there are many rurai AMI
realistic touches which snow familiarity
with country lifC. There Is snow storm
Gflsmcr said 10 be The most realistic ever
presented on any stage Every role has
been placed In The hands az an actor pe,
cuinrly Rtted to he character while ~
tho mechanical effects he appurtcnanees
and tho celebrated village choir that tends
Ia make the metropolitan production sue
rc,s ARC retained aud win be given ldeuti'
cHllv the same AZ the coming engagement
10 this city.
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esaitisAIn,EsLPHIA, Pa, Sept. II. 1901.
srga ara ~ my work as a mouo.og st,
. ysset,s.,9,In my throat so exhausfinc as
esinae wiSi, make It Impossible for me t.
n XVI setu wlAcai resortlng to = tonic. a
~ ahd iS Ie. often leaves me With very
/ nv bR IRe Tle !lroat, and NJ such times
sgsrsbls hulEs COUGH SYRUP simply
Y huch soother aud strengtheaer
y. :. teFer \, mink Of tubs remedy ihat
eIer ish tours through the cogptry +
siatf n " y, include DIR BULLS COUGH
W % nv sr W. grip In fact, il IS as essen.
fioan vg'taS as are my songs stories
very truly yours.
sure the, RALPH BINGHAM.
~ cures yon get Or. Bnli's thr on
~ rse, zee that the "Rulrs Head l.
Lara 9ls ns AT reliable druggists sell
..sisAssn t1lt'es pc. Refuse sWbstituies
Z hsrioi Nations they do NOT cure ana
,Pssl pVSs-PLEAsANT TO TAKE,
,.' ~ ~ ssutiful Calendar and MedIesI
a.s,r 4 n any one Who viii M w s &
y lAls n,n &C. Baltimore, Nd, and men
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wsf A. BRADYs PRODUCTION, '"wAY
DOWN EAST

~way Down East" a play by Lottle
B.air Parker, elaborated By Mr.. Joseph 4.
Crisner. Is TO be produced at tho opera
house Tuesday and Wednesday, December
3 and 4. MATINEE wednesday.
..lyay Down Easr" for seven months
crow ded the Manhattan theafer, New aoln ,
4, rtery leyforninure and was atfrWaf1
Transferred 10 the Sew YORK Aeadoiny q
Music me largest teating capacity - Apy
theatef IN America where i Fas flsel ~
4ff ~ seciifire tlnrs and ~ success ~
tba r,,strppslle has been repeated 10 tFsty
large clty WAsrs Il hsS bten AsaR. - AAs
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AN ELEGANT gsTAeLlsHmeNr.
Aiah Class Modern CAFE and Confeoton-
cry Opened in Houston.


By far the most beautifully equipped and
best appointed general catering establish
went in Houston now % the one inst
opeued al sol Main street by MI Frank
uerey Jr Tho need Of an absolutely
hipb tinss establishment OF this character
in Houston has been recognized f9r some
time aud there are none 50 tasiidous as
10 not ind satisfaction in Mr.. Herycy's
new enterprise. ,,,
Griil' and the elegance OF the equipment
ana the righteousness Of the wares VIII no
doubt make n the rendezvous Of the elite
cltlzenry There are two departments
one consisting OF q eoh llle5srr spn INC
10 the hrst named department VIII pc
sistins Of Sparrows and Tennys box can
dies received fresh from the factory every
weei besides line Of hghes, grade mis-
,etianeous deliraces. Soda water and hot
chocolate vii he serred In their respective
se.sone and IN addition. an extra hne line
N Imported and domestic cigars viii be
~, cat, Ii .saulsitslE furnlFhsd--sysry
sqnipm.nt being Of yteasat slsSancs ana
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AT THE THEATER.
Melbourne Mcdowell and Miss Florence
Stone In "Cleopatra.n

Melbourne Mcdowell and Miss Florence
Stone AZ Sweeney 4 Coombs' opera house
played sardou's CLEOPATRA" at the PEI.
Torrance last night ll was IN many re.
specfs remarkable performance. The
scenery, stage settings and costumes were
gorgeous chc company Throughout was
we'll trained Everything ran smoothly
from starr 20 hnlsb throughout the slx acts
Part az clseparG well Egom hsr snranss
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Do not leave nom on a journey ~,'', ,,
bottle 81 Ch6mberialn's conc cDo's'"
and Diarrhoca Remedy II is MINUS. .a,
tain 10 be needed and can not DC pr'' e'''
while you are on board the cars " So Ta
ship II Is pleasant safe ana le''"D'S'
sac by all druggists.
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Duncan Of the Baptist church viii on the
pulpit at II a. m. sunday In the absence
Of the pastor who Is attending san ia
cuto Proshytcrv near Bryan Rev. mr.
F. NJ. Proctor, iu attendance upon the
Grand Lodge Of Masnns, viii preach az
$50 p NJ, sunday school at 30 a. m. All
arc cordially Invited
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Ccnirnl C1rIeilau Church, -Cornor Capt.
tol aud Caroluc = W, Brickcrt A g.,
piston Services SUNDAY December as
%. No. sermon. suhject "Fellowship' 3
p m Junior Young pcoplc'a society OF
Christian Eudaavor; 64j p. M, Senior
Young Peoples society Of Christian En-
dcavor. I.l5 p. NJ sermon, snhJert. The
Fathers Warming ~
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Nature For
Constipation,
Bilious Liver,
Impure Blood,
GRANDNA' SIEA
Purely vegetable, therefore perfect
ly harmless. None genuine without
Grandma's picture. 25c at druggists
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

Christ church CORNER ~ Texas avenue
Sod taanin street Rcv. Henry ~ Ayes,
rector FIRST sunday Ia advent Holy com
nunlou al I,3o q. IN. Holy communion
aud sermon ~ III %. IN Evepsong and
9:aO a. M Iitnny ON Friday at : y. m.
hoir rehearsal on Saturday at D. m.
Ladies Parish association meets Monday 90
$50 r M ShcltCring Arms meets the
brSt and third Wednesdays of each mouth
% / p. M. Woman Auxiliary meets every
IlmrSdNy ~ 5:}o p. M Womau'S Hul3
meets The second aud fourth Thursdays Of
each month a s D. m. Teachers meeting
friday a. p. M.
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Nuu OF Terror. 80 VIVA
o, 1heS noMcSer, ignore ,he fact thar The
sila,,eht severity of the iegnl code Wis
toned down by the rabbis VINO ,Terc NJ
trusted ana authorized intcrprtters. t,,,T
20 oSSAt no qcc9unt OF the unique uuiy crsalisni
Oh me jewish. prophets; they close theiT
Eyes 10 tue lnnumerabie expressions If
every page Of i:oly Writ "'''lu
Jacob expresses tho fear tba, ia, l. M
worthy oi all the kindness which t;fi Ne
SHOWN MN; Hannah ponrs out her gratetni
Win nhn,1,, 70 me God who gave her son.
Gods service for NE, that SIN Sen,pei
| sugmauHes IN scathing terms the inrrati 4
s srui, OIL INC israelltes for desiring a mon
afchy, when they should have been ppr. /
| ifctlS happy AS Il thcocratlc republic. Win
Tod alone as king ~
In fact L we're to tell you Of every
! WIT might hold YOU here till lnldnIRht
| , would only hid you notice that tho
book OF deuteronomy Is fun Of the sebti.
/ menti whilst Psalms positively teens with
| u. But Just to give you one example /
1 Shail select verse from the Ninety,sccond
S1tm VIM which you are all familiar, rs
| II has found Its way into our ritual Ia
| Is good thing 10 give thanks TO the
! LORD and 70 sing pralseS INTO Thy namr
! - Most High 70 tell in The morning of
, uo. loving NndnesS and of Thy faithful
In Dayids prayer Of dedication which is
! TO he found In the twenty-uinth chapter OF
! the hrst book Of Chronicles tho poet has
! given the highest form To the sentiment of
! gratitude which | have ever met with III
/ literature.
Now. our God, we thank Thee and
! praise Thy glorious aamc But who am
| aud what is my people mat We should be
ape to oier SO willingly after this soit:
d nUr 9n ihings come TO hcc, and "t THINE
! DO yun fully appreciate the Noble suhltn.
~ of that thought II is easily passed by
upon mere superficial reading
David here recognizes he feeling ~ graf
liude 10 ne OF Divine origin, for only the
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Second Church n Christ. Scientist. Main
MUGS Sunday services AZ II a. IN. aud
7.3G % ~ Subject God. tho Only Cause
and Creator sunday school ~ 10 o'cio i.
Wednesday evening meeting AZ 5 o clo X.
Beading room open daily from 10 % m. 10
IL 8l are cordially invited.
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rnnIsrIAN scIENcE-

FIRST C.nrch Of Christ. Sclcniist-Corner
Travis street End Mckinney aycuue. sun
day school A. 94J Services az II a. NJ.
and o. m Subject God, iho Only
Cause and CrCFor.' "Wednesday evening
mrcfing al o'clook Reading room open
daily from "a O'Clock p. IN. Al arc
cordially Invited
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bingham streets. Services at II q. m
a. m.
81. John chapel Corner Of Iceland ave
uuc aud Nelasco stect. sunday school a {
$3.50 q. m
Trinity cbapcl-corncc Of Louisiana street
and Iuam avenue. sunday school az N3p
q. n EVcUSong at o. no. \ meeting ot
hy tho warden TO be- held immcdateiy after
service
,Sl MalE chVS ~ 'I9er az ontl anu
haldE streets t1r'. hehiF - broWn'
rector HOY communion Hl ~ u M
il"N COMMUNION NlH S-lhHn Al ~ % ~. n
tNens0ng ana sermon at 1850 D. m. sun
nay S'uo"i S' "''" H. m
,,,..,, ,,-,,,,,t,>.toV
W Nl' f'N N'NM MIA
Proccssional-48 ......... Lausanne rsaltcr
KSgle ............. Rev. II II. Woodward
Gloria lthl ...,.,,. Key. II. H. Mo3IN1[d
DoNoouy
Anthem Praise the Lord Jerusalem
.......--. ...,..,,; h'' rs. htli
SWsom 'ofd' '....' Fey. ~ ~ W ""9W"r r,,
B,nedlctus ........ Rev. II. ~ woodward
Hymn - ......-..,, ...'.,,I. = Aoi-oS
Gloria ENeesis .Re, n H. Woodward
Nunc dimit,is. iO1...........,... ~. Turtle
Eccessoual 81 .....-..... .E. j. Hopkins
ENENSONG
pre,a.-ioroI az Isusanc TSalter
t,sv,.,i .a.,i..s .TaWs
Gloria patri-sa ..............W. Alien
H,'i oGyjS,,i,t5s 100 '.''''.,'.,... Tnrlc
w. ,,. Tauis
D.rrn 10 ..... s. Mcbhc
6oZoroey.
l,fl.,7 'upraise fine Lord Jerusalem"
,..'-...Rev. Is. Y. Hail
Recessional-l2 ....,.........W. II. Monk
pRrsBYTERIAN.
,, 49,, ,-o,ror Main
( IIlsl 5eS,4il 4ysilon snn pa,, Vii.
/ Sllr'J ouu az, 1917, lifT' ~ IN ua.tor sun.
G .sW ir iIn At 9,8d a m. f. W TAYLOR,
SWpnru5,"oenl a"Hn r., I,,tsnHonis. Miss
aHgtE,HS, X VinScnf snperinrondenr primary
department f0oHcc WORSHIP at 5rl Il n a.
ana ,, ,'U g,orn,n M, service on The struggle
! O.. 49, '9Tho servlrc AT uight Will
/ be me regular monthly song service.
STRANGERS invited.
u,,.,r,i,.fer Prc.bytcrian Corner Rusk
,,J hnisj5no Sabhatb schoo! AZ g:4l a.
/ m Preaching at Il a, N. and - D. 10,
NJ lt"gnG ' m I.rnyer meeting Wednesday, al
I 80 m All cordially Invited Edwin
/ McNutt minister.
Hord, Street PRESBYTERIAN church Reg
u.ar services every Saho1ih al il q. 'n
iIeachlns "s HT,C, , 'obsr,tgu"c tomorfow'
s .,5HH,,th %" s,Io6j st o.30n M: Mr.. charles
I I..ihn5p spurrinfendpnr. Ladies Aid socie-
~ Thursday at $50 y. m.
lubrock street Presbyterian church
prcachuG every sabbath at 7:3o p. m,
/ C'9n an, Copilip William Christian. Su-
. cI},,tcnc DON Praycr meeting "Wednesday
at 80 p M ,n Ie aeI93 a9ae Is 'o''''''S u"
''''' " " go
/ Tho Socond preSbytcrian~ tollcr of VI.
ma gravyford streets Rev :. NJ.
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Common street -Iission --sundby scboo
AZ q n 10 l. NJ Grady superintendent
Preaching al n hy Brother Brlckert
Everybody cordially Invited
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Clemens Memorial Corner Of Sabine aud
Bingham Streets Services at II A. m
aud I.5r p. m. sunday school at 9.3o
a. M.
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St. lohn, chapel Corner Of Iceland ave.
uuc aud Nelasco erect. sunday school at
$3.50 a. m.
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pRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church -Corner Main
street aud Mckinney avenue Rev. VIII
lam Haye Leaycl, d. ID. pastor sun
day schuol at $3.50 a. IN, +, W Taylor
John L. Wiley and Edgar
Watkins assistant snperlntendeniS; Mss
Fannie d. Vincent, superintendent primary
Public worship at n % ~
and 80 D. IN. Tne pastor Will preach
at the morning service on Tic strugsl V
tor others. The service at nlehl WIN
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BAPTIST

r,r.- Rsntist Church Rev 3 f Riley,
n n 5ssr6r Services AZ BRYAN nall. on
Ps,Dio 4etrcer. between Rusk and Walker
sunday school at o;S0 m, J. F. NiaatE
- a, N N. sud 30 p m. by the pas
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Miss Hattie Keller left Sunday
morning for Chicago, where she will
attend the High school the coming
term.
A marriage license was issued to
Rev. John A. HOefer, OF Concordia,
aud Miss Hilda L. Holke, Of Black
burn Monday.
Mrs. R. Miller returned TO her
home in Kansas City Sunday evening,
after a pleasant visit TO the family
of John Morrison.
Morris Gordon, who has been
spending the summer with his grand
father, Major George Gordon, neal
Corder, returned home Monday even
Ing to enter school.
VIM. F. Kerdolff, Jr., came 10 Sum-
day morning for a visit to his family.
Mr.. Kerdolff has a lucrative position
with the Laning-Harris Coal and
Grain Co., Of Kansas City.
The labor day picnic at Howard
Park was well attended. Speeches
were made by Hons. Joseph Shelby
and Clarence Vivion. The picnic
was a success In every respect.
Misses Lucy May Payne, Myrtle
Shelby, Irene McFadln, May Barne'
and Martha Harrelson left Monda!
morning for Fulton, where they will
attend the William Woods college.
Allie UT left Monday morning 70
Gallatin, where he will be joined b.
his partner, E. T. Linson. The
have an engagement to do acrobat
work at the street fair there thi
week.
Mr.. Ben John has been appointe
%yardmaster at Myrick, the positio
made vacant by the resignation {
5 Chris Walk. Ben is a frst.class raj
road man, having worked for til
company a number of years and d.
serves promotion.
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Stair Banisters, Newell Posts,
Walnut Collins, &c.
v.,.llic and Wooden Burial Gases
Always on hand.
P~ERIPATITIC PEOPLE.

Webb W. Cole and wife, OF Dover,
sDeut Tuesday 10 the city shopping
Miss Florence Schneider, of Hig-
g~lnsville, spent Monday in this city.
Miss Margie Adams, Of Kansas
spent Sunday here, the guest OF Miss
Rosa DOran.
Miss Birdie UT left Sunday morn
ing for a weeks visit to Kansas City
aud ST. Joseph.
Miss Josie Ward, OF Kansas City,
spent Sunday here the guest Of Frank
Carter and family.
Mrs. Pat Corners, of Upton,
arrived Monday evening for a visit TO
Mrs. Martin Murphy.
Miss Florence Hall returned Friday
evening from a few days visit TO
friends In Higginsville.
NJ. B. McClelland came 10 from
Sedalia Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. E. G. Hays returned Friday
evening from a few days visit to her
husband at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. G. W. Fleming returned to her
home 10 jefferson City, after a few
days visit to relatives here.
James NJ. McClelland and wife,
Of Kansas City, came down Saturday
night for a visit to his mother.
Albert G.. Young, wife and baby
arrived home Sunday night from an
extended trip through Colorado.
Mrs. Ed. j. Earl, Of Kansas City,
came in Friday night for a visit to
her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Marshall.
Mrs. Gustav Haerle left for st.
Louis Tuesday morning to purchase
q stock Of fall and winter dry goods
Miss Sue Welborn, Of Aullville,
arrived Monday evening for a visit tC
her brother, John Welborn and wife
Miss Elizabeth Barton returned u
her home 10 Kansas City Tuesday
after a visit to friends and relatives
here.
Fred Farris came down from Kan
sas City Sunday to spend the da.
with his wife, who is visiting he
parents here.
Misses Frances Grimes and Dais
Thornton left for Higginsville Tues
day morning for a few days visit an
to attend the fair.
Mr., Ernest c. Hays has returne
TO this city TO reside. He will stiI
continue as express agent. Ernes
we welcome your return.
Mrs. Fred Dallmeyer returned I
her home in Jefferson City Saturda
morning, after an extended visit t
friends and relatives here.
Mesdames George and Killian Lon
left for Norborne Tuesday to Wis.
Mrs George Longs sister there, wi
mas been sick for some time past.
Rev. Paul Buchmueller returned
his home at Summerfeld, ILL.,, Satu
Gay morning, after a few days Wis
70 his brother, Rev. D. Buchmuelle
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Mrs. Fl. Hansen, of St. Louis, who
has been visiting Gustav Haerle and
wife for several weeks past, returned
to her home in St. Louis Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Nancy Robinson, of Lebanon,
Ind, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Hedge, for some
time past, returned to her home Fri.
day night.
Misses Emma, Nora and Mable
Buchanan and Mr.. R. G. Buchanan,
OF Washington township, arrived
Monday for 4 couple Of days. visit to
the family Of James M. Crowder.
George P. Venable, treasurer of
the school board, left Monday night
for Jefferson City to have s22, 900 In
school bonds registered with the
state treasurer. There are $40, 1000
building bonds and $12, 900 10 refund
ing bonds.
a,,
!, The j. D. Her Brewing company,
of Kansas City, will begin next week
the erection of an immense ice
house In this city and will put up nat
ural ice If it is to be had here; If not
natural ice will be shipped here. 1t
will run wagons and deliver ice in all
parts Of the city at all seasons of the
year.
DR.. Geo. l. Smith has returned from
. Des Moines, where he attended the
Iowa state fair. He took with him
his fancy saddle horse and succeeded
10 capturing four ri5bons-three first
prizes aud one second. This was a
splendid record in the face of the fact
that the doctor only entered his horse
in four rings. The animal was sold
u by the doctor while at Des Moines
e for a fancy price.
Mrs. w. B. Barton entertained most
!" charmingly. Monday afternoon at the
suburban home of Mr.. Walter B.
- Waddell-a social function of great
d enjoyment. Mrs. Barton was assisted
. by Misses Locke Arnold, Mary Henry,
II Georgia Gilkeson, Mary Silver and
Annie Ireland. There was a most
inviting and entertaining musical
)r programme rendered by Misses Alice
20 Kriehn, Airline Burden and Elizabeth
e Barton and Ovid Sellers. Miss Tod
hunter favored the guests with a
Ie recitation. Punch and light refresh
1t ments were served.
10 A pretty smoothe horse thief got
u 10 his work here Saturday. He went
TO the stable of John G. Young, ST.,
and wanted a team, saying he wanted
IS to go to the country to look at some
land to buy. He was given a bay
team and buggy and left Saturday
morning at about I a. m. He was
n seen in MAYHEM about 9 a. N. that
K, morning still looking for land. He
er has not been heard of since and is
D. now probably looking for some one to
le whom he can sell the outfit, or some
where to spend the money he got fol-
a. them.
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Bought a Livery Stable.

T. E. Vaughn has purchased OF
Warren Ray the livery stable and stock
at Dover and will take possession on
the tenth of this month. Mr.. Vaughn
has a number Of friends, including the
INTELLIGENCER, who wish him well in
his new venture.
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ASCA0
morning for a visit to friends in
Higginsville.
Mrs. Ed. Norman left for Corder
Tuesday morning for a visit to Miss
Edna Carthrae.
Mrs. RObt. E. Smith arrived from
st. Louis Monday morning for a visit
to her mother.
Miss Nora Jarman Of Kansas CITY.
arrived Saturday for a visit to Mrs.
Sarah f. Chinn.
j. d. Shewalter, Of Colorado
Springs, COL, arrived Friday night
on a business trip.
Miss Laura Hedge left Friday even
ing for St. Louis, where she will In
the future reside.
DR.. W. B. Weedin returned Friday
night from a ten days trip to various
points in Colorado.
Earl Allen, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fletcher.
j. 5. Thornton, of Kansas City,
spent Monday here, the guest Of
Sanford Thornton.
Mrs. Bette Spur and Miss Addie
Curtis left Tuesday morning for a
visit to Higginsville.
G. B. Schmidt, Of Kansas City,
spent Monday here With his brother
in-law, Thos. Truman.
Born, at Los Angeles, CAL, Friday,
August 80, to the wife OF Charles G.
Parker, neeNeale, a boy.
Geo. W. Clark and wife and little
daughter returned from a trip tC
Kansas City Friday night.
Miss Annie Weis returned Sunday
night from a weeks visit to relatives
and friends 10 Kansas City.
Miss May Wright returned Satur.
day night from a visit to relatives
and friends at Kansas City.
Waterman Saunders, wife and son
OF Kansas City, spent Sunday will
Mrs. John Stewart, at Winton.
VIM. Ransdall, Of Kansas City
arrived Sunday night tor a visit u
his brother.ln-law, G. T. Miller.
Mrs. M. X. Hollis returned Monda.
night from a two months visit I,
Salida and Colorado Springs, Col.
DR.. W. r. Cameron returned HON
Saturday evening from a two months
visit TO his IONS al La Junta, Col.
Miss Florence Arnold arrived HON,
Saturday night from a visit to friend
and relatives at Fort Worth, Texas
Sam Mcdowell, l4th Cavalry, Z
S. A., stationed at Fort L%eavenworth
spent Sunday here with his parents
Misses Genevieve Russell and Susi
Afford returned Friday evening fror
a ten days visit to McAlester Springs
Miss Laura Taubman arrived HON
: Saturday night from a weeks visl
to friends and relatives 10 Kansa
City.
Miss Josie Doran returned to he
home In Kansas City Sunday evening
after a two weeks visit to friends an
; relatives.
Mrs. E. b. Farley and three Chi
dren left Tuesday morning for L
Il Witt for a visit to the family
{ Edward Estell,
VIM. II. Stonestreet and wife LEI
> for Kansas City Monday morning I
0 make preparations to move there I'll
last of the week.
=" Mrs. James Barton, of Kansas Cit.
returned to her home, after spendir
. a few days here as the guest
Walter b. Waddell.
Mrs. +. ]. Prick returned 10 III
= home In Kansas City Saturday NOR
ing, after a few days visit to n
sister, Mrs. Emma Reeder.
. ]. P. Tracy and wife and son
"a Scott and James, and Harry Thoma
of Waverly, arrived Friday evenlI
for a visit to Sheriff Thomas.
m Mrs. Elvira Carter and her lit