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Evening star., 1901-08-10
ON MARYLAND'S SHORES.
Hotels and BOARDING Houses Are
CrOwded-Late Arrivals.


| CrOwded-Late Arrivals.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
| OCEAN CITY, Md, August 8. 1901.
The last weeks weather has been alter
| nately cold and rainy, but has frightened
deliciously today. Ocean City's season is in
| it's prime. The hostelries are crowded.
| Saturday night an informal german was
| given in the Plimhimmon casino and de-
veloped into an exhilarating frolic
The usual shirt waist dance at the Plim.
| occupied Tuesday night, while the more
| sedate attended very successful euchre
| at the Mt. Pleasant. The prizes were
| awarded as follows To Mrs. de Beausset
| of Washington and to Mrs. II. D. Morris
| of Washington, first and second Mr.. AL
| fred Wood of Washington and Mr.. c. F.
| Fiske of Baltimore, first and second, and
| to Miss Smoot of Washington the BOBBY
prize.
| Wednesday night benefit concert of local
talent was given at the Colonial for the
Presbyterian Church. Results were quite
| substantial Manager Webb was the insti-
| gator of pleasant card party i'm the At
| lantic parlors on the same night, and this
was followed by a terrapin supper. given
| to select few by Mr. and Mrs WagSa-
man of Washington.
Washington guests are:
The Plimhimmon-Mr. and Mrs. +. w.
MatteSon, Mrs. Geo. c. Chapman, MISS
Chapman, Philip c. Chapman, F. Sherman
| Chapman, Mrs. w. M. Maron, Mr.. H. W.
| Youngs.
The Colonial-Dr. Whit Hammett, Mrs.
Hammett, MesSrs. VIII, Whit and CoSan
Hammett, o. Raymond Evans, E. ]. H.
| Clarkson, Bernard l.. Akers.
| The Atlantic-W. Z. Dick, Elmer Doth
| eron and wife, Mrs. w. b. Milburn, l.. A.
| Shower. w. r. Spartan Francis Miller and
| wife, Sylvan Bensinger, Stanley c. Auer-
| BACH Nelson Behrends, Milton Hahn, Mr..
and Mrs. McWilliams. DR.. John T. Fischer
| The Mt. Pleasant-Elizabeth Nichols, A.
| A. Noehe, F. e. Rubenstein. Geo. N.
Brown, wife and son, d. L. Sharrett and
wife, L. L. Bridges, wife and daughter,
w. NJ. Wilson, F. A. Lewis, wife and son.
Mrs. w. H. Heron, Mrs. c. E. Young
Mrs. Newton H. Shaw, Mrs. II. j. Smith,
Miss Bertha L. NJ. Mccarthy and Mrs. AL
bert E. Aker
Evening star., 1901-08-10
Blanche Van sternberg. Miss Beatrice

Blanche Van Sternberg. Miss Beatrice
Swerin and Miss Irene Nathan.
1t is not probable that the proposed Gar
neld memorial statue will be unveiled next
MONTH the twentieth anniversary OF his
oeath at Francklyn cottage. That such a
memorial will be erected before long, how
ever, there is no doubt
The heavy storms this week bit another
chunk out of the famous ocean driveway
Elght years ago the city was heavily
bonded to meet the expense of constructing
ar, elaborate system of b@kheads for the
mile and half bluf between the iron
steamboat pier and the West End Hotel
Ihese bulkheads and the system OF jetties
nave not sufficed, however to protect the
thoroughfare from the inroads of the break
ers The bluff now arises perpendicularly
twenty to forty feet, and at two points this
week the pounding breakers ate The earth
away up to the very wagon tracks.
FOR the annual military tournament,
which will probably take place on August
S and "a, the officials of the horse show
association and other prominent members
or the cottage colony are making elaborate
preparations.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
ALONG NEWPORT'S CLIFFS.
FashiOnable Colony Reinforced by
Many WashinEtOnfans.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
NEWPORT, r. l.. August 8, 1901.
Next week will mark the zenith of New
ports social gaysties. Polo and tennis
come together as usual, and in addition,
yachting, with the hustle of preparation
for automobile and jockey races, the horse
show, golf, fox hunts, autumnal weddings,
and no end of miscellaneous entertain
ments, including dinners, dances, musicales,
picnics, sailing and card parties and va
riety shows.
Everyone who can Is crowding in for
the grand apotheosis
Late Washington hotel corners: Judge and
Mrs. G. N. Brown, ir.; Robinson Riley, Wm
A. Brooks, jr.; I. Ruhson, M. Matteson,
Miss Matteson, a. T. Chester, Mrs. Dun
can G. Campbell. Miss Campbell and Miss
Ellen G. Campbell.
Major Ayres of Washington gave a box
party this week at the Freebody Park va
rieties.
VIM Hayes Ackland Of Washington Is
registered at, the Casino.
Mr.. Gerard Hopkins and the Rev. P. M.
Prescott of Washington entertained this
week at the table d'hote dinner at the
Point Judith Country Club.
Mrs. E. A. MITCHELL Miss Margaret Gale
Hugh Legare, the Rev. p. M. Prescott and
spicuous among the Washington crowd at
polo
Mr.. e. A. Mitchell of Washington is timer
at the polo tourney.
Schuyler Prescott Of Washington Is again
prominent here among bicycle poloists this
season.
The handsome smoke bush on the lawn
Of Senator Wetmore's estate is being
snapped by every kodak passer.
Mr.. Clarence w. DeKnight of Washing
ton was here for fete day.
Miss Edes Of Washington Is at the La
Forge cottage.
Lieut. and Mrs. ]. M. Ellicott of the
Naval War College are entertaining Miss
Juliet Hamilton Farrar of Washington
Senator George Peabody Wetmore has as
his guest Mr.. John P. Rice of New Haven
Mrs. Arnold Hague of Washington has
visiting her Mr.. Arnold Atkinson Of ST.
Louis.
Mrs. E. II. G. Slater of Washington gave
a dinner on Saturday and a luncheon on
Sunday at Hopedene.
Col w. r. Page Of Washington was one
Of the judges of the Venetian harbor pa
rade at the recent fete.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
BLACK BASS FISHING.
Anglers Are Happy Over the Splendid
Sport.

Anglers Are Happy Over the Splendid
Sport.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BLUE RIDGE INN Clarke Co., Va,
August 8. 1901.
Since the clearing of the Shenandoah
river black bass fishing has been very fine
In the vicinity of Castleman's Ferry. On
Saturday last a party from the inn. con-
sisting OF Mr.. Austin Brown. DR.. w. r.
King. G. H. German and Mr.. Jules A.
Demonet. caught a large string Of bass.
The largest. Weighing four and a half
pounds was caught by Mr.. Austin Brown
The day before Mr.. Jules A. Demonet
caught a very fine string with spoon and
fly.
Among the latest arrivals here are the
Chinese minister and Mr.. Wu. the Costa
Rican minister. Mr.. J. b. Calvo. and fam
lily. Mr.. Austin Brown and family, DIR. w.
r. King and family. Mr.. J. Wright and
family. Mr.. b. 3. Smith and family, Mrs.
and the Misses Bantz OF Baltimore, Mr.
and Mrs g. II. German, Mr.. Edwin Lama
sure and wife, Mr.. ]. Humphreys and wife
]. NJ. Manning and wife of South Carolina,
Mrs and Miss Sellhausen. Mrs. and Miss
Julian, Thomas Francis, Ray Palmer. G.
r. Linkins, C. Adrian Grant Of Middle
burg. Va. Mr.. T. II. Atkinson, Charles II.
Demonet and wife and Mrs. VIM. n. E1tx-
hugh and daughters Of Virginia
Evening star., 1901-08-10
SALT WATER DAY.
Big Time Expected This Week and
Next for Left Overs.


Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star
SEA GIRT, n. j., August 8. 1901.
Saturday is the day. when the farmers
Of eastern New Jersey come to the ocean
for their annual bath. 1t Is called salt
Water Day." and from six to eight thou
sand members of the rustic population are
expected to join In the merrymaking on
the beach at Wreck Pond. where for many
years they have assembled for their an
nual outing.
Dancing will occupy the attention of the
young folks during the latter part Of the
afternoon and the early evening. For this
amusement there is no elaborate provision
by way of dance hall or platform. Little
platfprms have been improvised on the
beach and several fiddlers who have stray
ed into the camp have been engaged to fur
nish the music. The dancing will be alto
gether informal and will be continued until
late in the evening
Saturday week will be Little Salt Water
day, when the farmers who cannot leave
work next Saturday will be here for their
picnic.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
MARRIED..

PHILLIPS-MYERS. On Wednesday. August Z,
1901, in Washington, d. c., by Rev. Chapman.
ROBERT D. PHILLIPS Of Washington and
RENA 81. MYERS of Staunton. Va.
ROACH-0'D0NNELL. On Monday August g.
1901 at st. AIMS Church. Tennallytown, by
the Rev. j. c. Mallon, WILLIAM D. ROACH
and NAE B. ODONNELL No cards
Evening star., 1901-08-10

Policeman William H. West, colored, ap-
peared before the police retiring board this
morning. 1t is believed that he will be
penSioned.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
TUFTS Liver Pills

Keep the system in order and pre-
vent morbid conditions Of the liver
which precede disease.
A Preventative of
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi-
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Heart
burn. Coated Tongue. Loss of Ap.
petite, Constipation and
All Bilious Diseases.
Evening star., 1901-08-10
BURCHELL'S

BURCHELL'S
"Spring Leaf Tea. The small,
sweet, spring leaves of plants that
grow the highest grade Tea, care
fully cured and packed in foiI-lined
bags. Unsurpassed for Iced Tea.
N. w. BURCHELL.
1926 F ST.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
COTTAGE CORNER.

Early sown rye is ready for pasture.
Alfalfa sOwn this fall is coming up
nicely.
Ora Davis is able to be up and
around again.
Roscoe Clark is attending business
college at lola.
B. F. Clark attended U. b. confer.
ence at lola last week.
Geo. Ross is doing some carpenter
work down near Shaw.
Geo. Taylor has rented the Ham,
mond place for the coming year.
w. H. Neyhard has finished picking
apples on his Allen county farm.
G. S. Nation purchased a $50 gilt
from Missouri last week. She 10 from
Missouri and ready to be shown.
g. Fl. Switzer puts ia his odd time
when not toastlng his shins by the
gas fire and feeling sorry for his neigh
bors who have TO burn coall hauling
manure from town.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
CARLETON ECHOES.

carleton booms. Six new houses
going up.
Sllas McCord. an old timer, was IN
our city last week.
Gas! gas gas! is the talk. We hope
good results are realized.
Chas. Lopeman is now ready to fur
nish feed for his patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden attended church
at Pleasant Valley last Sunday.
G. A. Riley still holds the barber
business in carleton with good patron
age.
Mrs. Waugh has returned from her
visit with her daughter in Havensville
Kan.
John Converse is adding some sub
stantial Improvements TO property east
of town.
Mr.. Day of Chanute, drove nice
bunch Of cattle through our town one
day last week.
will chop wheat and corn at my
mill In carleton, Kan, every Saturday,
-Chas. Lopeman. pd
John Gau1han reports an ever-in
creaslng trade. The people know
where they get bargains.
Our people are we'll pleased with the
way our school is progressing under
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
AUSTIN ANTICS.

Sophia FlOttman visited school Fri
day.
Mr.. Flottman hauled hay to town
last Monday.
There will be dance at WAITS
next Friday night.
B. P. Phelps and family Sundayed
with John Phelps aud Family.
John Cassingham was seen riding
around in this locality last Sunpay.
Miss Sophia Flottman and Mr.. VIII
jain visited at Bulk's Sunday evening.
Mr.. Arnet and family OF Leanna,
visited Ed EGmy and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lawrence ard Mel
lie, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Heiniman
last Saturday.
Walter Myres and Evertt Taylor at
tended the bean supper at carleton
last Saturday night.
Johnny-"Did you 90 up town last
night?"
Freddie-"Yes."
Johnny-"Did you hear about the
negroes being quarantined?"
Freddie" Why. have they got the
smallpox"
Johnny-"No, they have got the
black leg"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
ROLLlN ITEMS.

The party at Burghart's was o. X,
League was well attended Sunday
night.
Jno. Rettig is making a 20-acre hog
pasture.
Henry Pilgrim spent Sunday even
ing at Jno. Rettig's.
Meyers young folks visited at Hen
ry KIueger's last Sunday.
Wanted-A girl, neat and sweet and
hard TO beat, by Philip Rettig.
Quite number of the bottom farm.
ers are pasturing their wheat.
Henry Rurghart and Lena Bangert
Sundayed with Rettig's young folks.
Several of the Unionites visited at
the German Sunday school Sunday
morning.
Quite number of young married
couples Sundayed with F. j. Burghart
of Leanna.
Thomas Gngrich is minus COOK.
He now stirs up his own pancakes
and is gaining =! pounds per day.
We suppose Henry Burghart will
soon be making his regular trips south
across the river or around across the
bridge.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
AVillage Blacksmith Saved His Lit
tie Sons life.

Mr.. H. H. Black, the we'll known
village blacksmith at Grahamville,
Sullivan Co., N. Y, says: Our lit
tie son, five years old, has always been
subject to Group, and so bad have the
attacks been that we have feared many
times that he would die. We have
had the doctor and used many medt-
cines, but Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is now our sole reliance. Itseems
to dissolve the tough mucus and by
giving frequent doses when the croupy
symptoms appear we have found that
the dreaded Group is cured before it
gets settled" There is no danger in
giving this remedy for it contains
no opium or other injurious drug and
may be given as confidently to babe
as to an adult. For sale by all drug
gists.
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the efficient management of Prof.

the efficient management OF Prof.
Eaton and Miss JunkIns.
The residence OF Jas. McCaslin on his
farm east OF town Is completed, In
dustry and economy did IL.
Geo. Roster is agent for the s.. W.
Oil Co. and is leasing all the land he
can In and around carleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. and DR.. Riley
attended the annual conference OF tie
Christian church at Pleasant Valley
last Sunday.
From the number of mail boxes be-
ing delivered 10 this country we think
Uncle Sam has some interest in the
people of Kansas.
COmrade Shmidt has returned from
his trip to Eldorado, Mo-, and he will
soon locate there, having sold his pro-
perty here to Mrs. Lurch. Though we
regret Mr.. Shmidt's departure We wish
him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcconnell Wis.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs r.. Perry the first
of the week. This Young couple have
just been married and could not pass
carleton without stopping. We wish
them happiness through life.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
HARMONY HEARSAY.

Laurence Russell Is visiting In ILL
nois.
Len Elsten is doing some logging at
present.
Ben Davis is ballng his hay on the
Hobert farm.
Don't forget the supper at Harmony
Friday evening.
Dan and Jack Cornell started to
school Monday.
John Yount and family Sundayed
with home folks.
e. Il. Yount Sundayed with his
brother, Sedley.
+, e. Maynard and Jasper Cornell
Sundayed with M. M. Booze.
W. e. Hamilton has fixed up the
fence around the school house.
M. M. Booze took supper with A. G..
Nelson and family Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keys were call
ing on Nettie Booze the other evening.
j, M. Booze and wife aud Il. M. Booze
and family Sundayed with c. Cloud.
leila Limbocker has been staying
with Mrs. Roy Braden, while Roy was
in Kansas City.
John Derby and family and John
Shonlc and wife Of Yates Center were
visiting In this vicinity.
The spelling school at Neosho Val
ley was we'll atteuded Mrs. Chas.
Nelson was champion speller Order
perfect.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
BIG CREEK BROWSlNGS.

Capt. Gibson finished shocking corn
last Saturday.
Miss Mona Evans spent Sunday with
the Misses Limbocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Limbocker dlned with
their daughter, Mrs. j. W. Ermey, on
Sunday.
Will and Jas. Evans and families
took Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Filson.
Election day is close at hand. Don't
neglect to come out and help elect a
good township ticket.
H. N. Filson was at lola Saturday,
visiting friends over Sunday and TAX
ing the teachers examination.
81. N. and E. H. Ellison have pur-
chased new bicycles that they will
ride to and from their schools in the
future.
Jas. Evans and Mark Gibson made a
trip to Wilson county last week after
cattle. Jas having bought some year.
lings of Smith Day, and Mark getting
some in off of pasture.
The protracted meeting at the Chap
ell has closed after four weeks of inter
esting services. Rev. Shields will
commence meetings at Zion, west of
Chanute, after short rest.
There was some excitement in the
neighborhood of Odense last Saturday
over the presence Of couple Of sus.
picious looking and acting hoboes.
Mr.. Peterson had his safe blown open
about six months ago and it was most
likely done by just such characters.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
ODENSE OUTLINES.

Mrs. Mary Peterson is on the sicl
list.
Lizzie Wheeler spent Sunday with
Miss Helen White.
j. l.. Kirk spent Saturday and Sun
day with hOmefolks.
Miss Mabel Coss spent Sunday will
Miss Trulie Wheeler.
School is progressing nicely under
the care Of Mr.. j. L. Kirk,
Frank Whitworth and family Sun
dayed with Allen Woodland.
Jim Fletcher aud family Sundayed
with Jay McGuffey and family.
Some of the people of this neigh
borhood are picking their apples.
Mrs. Mary Peterson went to Cha
mute last Saturday after her buggy.
Rev. Johnson preached at the Or
cult school house last Sunday evening.
Chas. McGuffey aud wife spent Sun.
day evening with H. c. Groves and
wife.
Nora and Charlie Parrott spent Sun.
day with their sister, Mrs. M. D.
CrapSon.
Mr., Coss has rented farm in west
ern Kansas, and his family will move
In the spring.
M. D. Crapson has moved In with
his father, and Bert Fowler will move
where M. D. lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Smith sold five
bushels of peaches last Thursday, re-
ceiving zoe per bu.
Mrs. Monroe Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Jas. A. Reed, of Chanute, spent
Thursday with Grandma Smith.
Rev. Roberts will preach at the
Odense Baptist church next Saturday
night, Sunday morning and night.
Jim Trammell has been drilling
Chas. Smiths well deeper, and from
there he went to O. S. Clauses to ed
large and deepen his well.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
by COURTESY OF e. P. BURR1s, REG. OF DEF

BY COURTESY OF IL. +. BURRlS, REG Of Deeds
Reubin Kinsley ct al to W J Ashcraft;
wd all their int in neA 93021. ..,...S ITO 90
Matte Defiiubaugh ct al to Efiie Lyster;
wd 3 | # off west side lot blk 26
Jones 9th add to Chanute ........... 425 W
j Hurt and VT to p j Anderson qcd lot
ii blk SAlliance.. ,......... 10 W
I A Wakefield to l. Jaynes; qcd seA q
Mary Hidden and hus to Mary Lam.
bertson; qcd sw4 26 and So sell and
So Ms seH 27-29-19. ............. $50. $50 90
Dora ID Nickel and hus to same........ $50 %
Neosho County to nj Jane Corn I'd lot /
and 3 blk 8 Mission. Observation-Disclosures. 6 SO
Travellers lns Co to e ] and Lawrence
Russell wd sla swA less Is off sec
and nH nwA less off sec II and
1Sa off side nel4 neA less ga off sec
10 all in TIT r1S,. ...... ........... 2iO0 %
James Meyer to Elmer L Walker; wd lot
a in lot 3 nwA 4-27-1S. ................. 100 90
G c Taylor and VT to H Larrick wd lot
blk Registers add to Chanute -. 800 90
John Rupert ct al TO Frank Williams;
rec deed lots 5 ond ma swA 122S.lS 1900 co
Jehn Kennedy and VT to Eva NJ Arthur
Il and Raymond Stanley; wd l8lx367
# in nwh 2027-2l -............ $50 90
Geo Carroll and VT to Jane M Gardner
wd lot and 10 # off lot 4 blk Roy
ster's I'd add to Chanute. .............11 75 90
c Yockey and VT to Richmond; wd
lots 1, II, Is blk blk II Urbana. 500 90
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-01
URBANA UNRAvELlNGS.

A fine shower Saturday morning.
Urbana has new station agent.
d. lies made trip to Erie Tuesday.
Arthur Bass will have a sale Nov. s.
Zenas Crowl is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Property sold high at Oh Howk' IS
sale last Thursday.
Harry Baldwin is building barn on
the Scantling farm.
G, c. Yockey has sold his Urbana
property to A. Richman.
Rev. Hammell and wife are visiting
relatives and friends here,
Mollie lies and her Grandmother
lies went to Chanute last Friday.
Comrade MADDEN of Chanute, was
here last week selling the life of Nc
Kinley.
Ed lies was slightly hurt Monday,
by ladder blowing against him while
gathering apples.
ID. L. Swan has received cars OF
coal here this fall, Purcell one and
Will Burns one making nine cars. No
coal famine this winter.
j. NJ. Purcell has been increasing
his stock Of groceries lately until now
he has very nice stock for a place
like this.
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MOREHEAD MUSINGS.
Mrs. Henry is on the sick list.

Mrs. Henry is on the sick list.
Will Sumner went to Chanute Tues
day.
Ona Dowell was sick few days last
week.
Ona DowelI SundaYed with Stella
HeltOn.
Luella Gibson Sundayed with Cordia
Dowell.
Miss Jennie Hale is numbered among
the sick.
Stanley Medford went to Chanute
| Tuesday.
Ralph Dowell Sundayed with Chest
or Smith.
Chester Smith visited Liberty school
Saturday.
Wesley Lewis went to the territory
to get claim.
Mr.. Shockey is burning out lime
kiln on his farm.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Markley, a
girl, Oct. %, 1901.
Virgia Lands united with the Bap-
fist church Sunday.
Jno. Dowell is doing some carpenter
work for Mr.. Collins.
Mr.. Elliott and family visited at
Mr.. Pheobus' Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Arnold came down from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Miss Alice Lawrence of Neodesha,
is visiting home folks.
Lindsla Dowell made business trip
to Erie one day last week.
A prayer meeting was held at John
DOwdll's Tuesday evening.
Rev. Thompson and family spent
Sunday at Lindsia Dowell's.
Mr.. Miller of Thayer, was in this
vicinity on business Monday.
Earl Stanfield taught school Satur-
day to make up for lost time.
Lloyd Brougher spent Sunday with
home folks near Cherryvale.
A collection of $6 so was taken up
for Rev. Smith Saturday night.
Jessie Lawrence is visiting near
Neodesha Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Stroud and Miss Lille and Earl
Stanfield Sundaycd at Mr.. Ringle's.
H6 OludiudUtuu oCl NiSCo ndVO OCOh
changed from Friday to Wednesday.
Mr. Hogan's went to Parsons one
day last week to do so2ie fall trading
Mr.. Deering went to Erie Saturday
10 see his boys who are in jail there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson were calling
on Rev. and Mrs. Smith Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold came
over from Neodesha to attend church
Tuesday night.
DR.. Mcconnell and family and Mrs
Weber spent Sunday with Mr.. Shock
ey and family.
Mr.. Moore and family are here from
Newark, Mo-, visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. Dowell and family.
Another fencing gang has stopped
at Morehead. The r. r. property
will be we'll improved surely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are the proud
parents of girl who made her appear
ance at their home Monday night.
The lumber has arrived to erect the
frame work OF the additional room to
the cooperative store. The walls will
be concrete.
There were over two hundred gath
cred at the church Sunday night. We
think that large congregation for so
small place.
Mr.. Stevenson who has been working
in the smelters at lola has furiough
for few days and is spending 1t with
home folks here.
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sAvoNBURe scRIs6uNes.
J. o. Nymau isin low,

J. o. Nyman lie In Iowa this week.
II. A. Richardson went TO Kansas
City Monday night.
Mr.. Kerr OF western Kansas, is visit.
ing his father, Kanus Kerr here.
VIM. Huff Of Buffalo, is visiting his
son, c. B. HUFF OF this pace.
The citizens OF Savonburg will meet
next Tuesday night TO incorporate as
a city OF the third class.
John Young's deep well has turned
out TO be gas well. We have thought
that Savonburg was in the gas belt,
now We know II. He struck the flow
OF gas at depth Of 225 and that goes
to prove IL.