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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
More Attractive Than Ever Before
 Grows the Furniture Store.

Every day during the past weeks has brought the choicest pieces of fine fur niture to our store. We know that you will be pleased with the large se- lections which we have taken such pains in placing before you. We also each piece is consistently low for the high grade we hold up as our stand ard
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26

The great bankrupt sale of shoes from the s. N. Hood & SQn's, Haver- hill, Mass, shoe stock. is now going on at ]. c. Jackie z 6on'A, 3o-7k DaQk ae.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
Fad.

The latest fad among the bon ton so- icety ladies is to learn fancy stage dances for parlOr amusements. inc novelty proves quite an entertaining one to their friends and is interesting new aspirants for flattering honors constantly. The lessons are strictly private, and in ten to twenty lessons one can acquire very pretty dance. A few of the popular ones: trencn Pirouette. several versions of the Skirt, Spanish Tambourine, Serpentine, etc, etc.
 PROF. BAILEY. 10S Bank Street.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
Convict Captured.

An episode occurred in Hutchinson
about the middle of last week which is
shrouded in mystery more or less thick.
A young man came TO Deputy Sheriff
Will Lewis late Wednesday night, and
told him that young man by the name
of Pabst who had escaped from the PEN
itentiary at Lansing some months ago,
had Just arrived in the city and he
wanted to get the $1,000 reward offered
for his arrest, The young man gave his
name as Ramsey and said he lived in
the country. He convinced Lewis that
such man had escaped, for notices and
offers of reward had been sent broad
cast over the country. He offered to
show the officer to the place where Pabst
could be found. He took him to the
east side of town and showed him GER
tain house where he said Pabst would lie
found A woman answered the knock
at the door and Pabst was sitting close
by. He did not seem to be surprised
when he was told what the officer
wanted and made no effort to escape or
deny his identity. He admitted his
name was Joseph Pabst and readily con-
sented to 20 with the officer. He was
taken to jail, and being notified, the
officers at the penitcntiary wired that
an officer would be sent after Pabst inn
mediately which was done.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
E'LEYNA.

Rev, Martin Is conducting a series oil
meetings at the Christian church, They
have been well attended. All are in.
vited,
Mrs. Oliver Kinnamon was happily
surprised by number Of friends gath.
ering at her home on the evening OF her
birthday, Oysters were served and all
report an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. Blossoms have moved to Huntsville.
They have been residents of this place
for about a year.
Miss Lester has returned to her home
in Illinois accompanied by her sister Mrs
c. M. Leaning who will spend few
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Karl Davidson and Harold Dilley
were Sterling visitors Saturday,
The hotel is being reshinged
Mr.. Whetstone,s have moved to Abb
beyville and Mr., Yunt has come to take
his place at the elevator.
The teachers attended the association
at Hutchinson Saturday.
Mr., Johnson was in Hutchinson at
tending court Thursday,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

One Of the most beautiful and elabrate
weddings were solemnized in this city
was that which occurred Thursday even
ing at S;45 at the Rebekah lodge, when
Miss Ida Barton became the bride OF
Mr. James Mcclellan and Miss Kate
Mcclellan the bride OF Mr.. Chas. Bar
tow. Every appointment was in rich
but tasteful beauty, The gowns of the
brides were unusually pretty, Rev.
Bietal of the Presbyterian church was
the officiating clergyman. The bridal
march was played by Chas, Cogsvill.
They met at the altar where the SOL
emn words were pronounced after which
they received the congratulations of
their friends and proceeded to supper
They received many beautiful presents,
Rev. Biental took dinner Sunday at
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
A shadow social will be given at the
old Pretty Prairie school house Tues
day evening Oct, 25th for the Sunday
school, The ladies are to bring supper
and the gentlemen to buy the ladies
shadow,
A H. Barton made a trip to Rice
county this week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
LINCOLN.


Mrs. Alonzo Umstot is visiting this
week in Rice county.
Mrs. Ellen Hull Of Manhattan is visit
ing this week in Lincoln. Will return
home next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, d, M, Swander were
visiting at Rob Bramwells Sunday.
Uncle Nat Cora was visiting Saturday
and Sunday among acquaintances and
relatives near Harmony.
Charlie Bates has gone to new country
with others from Lincoln to get claim.
c, II. Murray lost two young COWS
last week-too much alfalfa.
Rice Farthing and Alonao Umstot
flock together since Ions wife went
away, We suppose there is a bond Of
sympathy between them, kind of kind
red lonesomeness, so to speak,
Joe Dagarres is wondering who he
can get to cook for him. Let the girls
answer,
Robt Bramwell and wife were visiting
Mrs, H, d. Freeman Tuesday.
Last Wednesday Mrs. G. II
Freeman prepared a dinner Tor Mr.. and
Mrs, II D, Freeman who desired to have
family reunion before their return to
their home in Arkansas, So according
to previous arrangements and invita-
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
Country Correspondence.
YOder.

The home Of Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Free
man was the scene OF family reunion
Wednesday the occasion being a fare
we'll dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Freeman who left for their home
in Rogers, Ark.
Misses Berta Owen Jennie Snyder,
Annette and Minnie Leclcrc and Bessie
Dane and Messers Sam Hayse, Frank
and Arthur Bowser, George and Clar.
ence Leclerc were the guest Of Mr.. Dix S
young folks Sunday
Delbert House is erecting a new house
on his farm by Darlow. :.
M. J, Dix's new house and store room
at Darlow is progressing nicely.
Miss Grace Goodwin Of AnIely is
visiting freinds in this community,
The literary at Darlow Thursday
night was well attended. The question
for discussion next Thursday night is
"Resolve that anarchy and socialism is
one and the same
There will be basket supper at Buck
eye school house Friday night the 25th,
Clarence Leclerc left Tuesday for
Rice county where he will take charge
Of his uncle's ranch during his absence.
Those who attended the dance at Mr.
Mahar's reporta good time,
Walter Leclerc, Will and Henry Raih.
bon spent Saturday and Sunday in this
vicinity.
II. J. Rexroad our leading merchant
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

tlons all the children and grand children
and few near relatives gathered at the
old homestead. The day was spring
like and all seemed to enjoy the occas-
sion. The number present were thirty
four in all. Four generations were rep
resented, Grand mother Moore who
is the only great grand mother of the
family living being the mother Of Mrs.
II. d. Freeman was present her age is
eighW-four, The dinner was more than
all could eat, At the close Of the day
the members of the family reluctantly
departed for their respective homes
bidding adieu to Father and Mother
Freeman who started for their mountain
home on last Thursday, We forgot to
mention that Uncle Ben and wife from
Hutchinson we're also present, Uncle
Ben's new suit is sure nice and Mrs.
Ben's new hat was the cynosure Of all
eyes, Now AND THEN.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
CnERIFTs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
First Publication, Oct. 3, 1901
Harriet y. lTettlnger. Plaintiff,

Elizabeth Dick, et al, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wodnos-
day the dth day Of November, 1901, at ten o'clock
o. IN, OF said day, OF The west door OF the oourt
house IN the city Of Hutchinson, Reno county,
Kansas will Oiror at public sale and sell TO
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the fol
lowing described real estate, q wit:
Tho east hnlf ~ OF the eaet hulf Ga) Of the
northwest quurtor 20 OF section twenty-five
Ig6), In township twenty-five (22 south, of
range four ~ west Of the SlXthO) principal me
ridlnn, containing forty U0) acres more or less
according to the government survey thereof, In
the county of Reno, In the State Of Kan
eRs, together with nll and singulur the tom
,mcntO, hGredlAmonts and appurtennuces
tnerounto belonging, or In anywlse appertain-
ing.
Said property will be sold under and by ylr-
tue OF IN order Of sale issued out Of the dle-
lricl court of Reno county, Kansas to sat
isly . judgment obtained In enid court on the
t7th day Of september A. d. 1901, at the Soptem'
ber term Of said court, by Harriet u. Hot
finger against Elizabeth Dick, widow OF Johann
ID. Dick ,deceaged for the sum of two hundred
thrty.nne and CO. 100 (B2S0GO) dollars debt, to-
gether with costs Of suit and interest Nt the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the date of
Judgment and further decree of said court,
charging snid described real estate with the
payment OF said debt and cost OF suit, AZ lien
thereon.
Given under my hand at my office In the city
Of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 30th dayuf Sep
tember, 1901 W. Il. LONG.
Sheriff OF Reno County, Kansas.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the probate judge since
the last issue.
Charles B, Barton to Ladella McClel.
Ian both Of Pretty Prairie.
James A. Mcclellan to Ida Z. Bar
ton both Of Pretty Prairie
NJ L, Zimmerman Castleton to Blanch
Hughes of Hutchinson.
Peter |. Nickel 10 Sarah Toeves both
of Buhler.
John J. Krehbie to Regina Graber
both Of Pretty Prairie.
Robert Evans to Zelpha L, Dopps
both Of Pretty Praire,
Hugh Martin, to Mrs Hanna Frazier
both Of Olcott
Edward +. Mcmillan to Elleafah
Hartman both Of Hutchinson.
Gerhard Lcpp to Susie Warkenstien
both of Buhler.
John y. Lnscheid to Susie Miller both
OF Arlington.
James J, Monroe to Mrs, Lavina Dud.
ley, Hutchinson,
Stanley Farney Sterling TO Martha b.
Batty Of Abbyville.
oe f. Bailey to Anna Mabel Row
land both of Hutchinson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

The passenger department of the Rock Island
railway announces the lowest rates to Cleve-
land on account Of the @. A. H. encampment
September 7th to 1ith, that have been accorded
the old soldiers since 1887, The rate is less
than one fare for the round trip, Tickets will
be on sale from stations west Of the Missouri
river, September 1th to 10th inclusive, and will
be good to return mp to and including Stptem-
bcr l5th, but the return limit may be extended
until October sth by depositing the tickets with
Joint agent before September 18th and paying
fec Of 50c
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
VINO Killed Joe,s Baby?

DO not fail to hear Charles M. Shell
don's thrilling story, the Uncle Toms
Cabin Of the temperance reform, by Eva
Marshall Shontz at the First Methodist
church Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
Admission free.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24
CHERTrTssALE OF REAL ESTATE.
| L
First Publication october %, 1901
Margaret A. Trlmble, Plaintiff,
H. j. Konantz, ct al, Defendant.

ltlrst publication OctoDerHb, 1901,
Margaret A. Trlmble, Plaintiff,
vs.
II. j. Konantz, ct al, Defendant
Public notice is hereby given. that on Wednes.
day the 9Th day Of November 1901, at 10 o'clock
II. m. will Offer at public sale, at the west door
OF the court house, IN the city Of hutchinson,
Kansas. and sell to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, the following described real estate,
towit:
Southeast quarter ca OF section twenty -eight
(tSl, In township twenty-five (22) south of range
eight ~ west of the sixth z. NJ In Reno coun-
ty. KANSAS, together with all and singular the
tenements, horeditamcnts and appuTlen noes
thercuntO belonging or IN anywlse appertaiuinR
Said property will be sold under and by virtue
OF an order of sale issued out Of the district court
of Reno county, Kansas, to satisfy judgment
obtained In said court on the 18th day OF
April, A. d. 1901 at the APRIL 1901, term of said
court by Margaret A, Trlmble, against II. j,
konnntz, md --Konants, wife oil. j, KOn0nt2
for the sum OF two thoueand one hundred twen-
ty.fOur (S2,l2 dollars and fifty (60) cente,
debt, together with costs of suit and interest at
eight per cent per annum from the date of
Judgment; and further decree of said
cours charging said described real estate
with the payment of nd debt apd cost Of suit,
as lien thereon.
given under my hand at my office In the city
OF Hutchinson, Kansas, this 2lst day OF DC
tober, 1901. W. Il. LONG. Sheriff
OF Reno County.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

Of Elmer is doing a rushing business
these days especially in the coal line.
Mr.. Parker Of Indanna, formerly Of
near Darlow is visiting his friends and
relation in this vicinity. Xxx
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

The Great Rock lelsnd Route Is plac
ing interchangeable mileage books on
&c at aleall oupon Offices west Of Mis-
souri, River These books are good on
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

HlrsIIh progressive photographer has
just received the latest disigns in back
grounds and accessories for good work
Go to llirst,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-10-24

Hirst makes the latest styles and de.
signs in photographs; 20 to him fer your
pictures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24


train 10 welcome the coming Of a bridal
party, consisting or Mr.. Albert G. Horton
And bride, nec Miss Mabel Martin Of Cor
slcanl and Dr j. ~ Irwin and bride,
nc, Miss Loula Horton Both couples were
married Wednesday night at $50 81 Cor
Sltaua at the Baptist church In that city.
hese weddings win long be remembered
" mat city as they were the hrst cere-
monies celebrated In tho church. which was
not quite completed The building was
ariisiiealy decorated with flowers and
hfauhim hofRi designs There were four
nShers, Frauk Cherry y O. Damron.
%eorge Miller and Hugh Emmerson. The
bridal attendants We're Or Rice aud Miss
Annie Wood Tooy Nlay6eid and Edpa Mar.
40, sam Helm and Miss Susie Mullins,
sterling Wood and Miss stella Martin.
About coo spectators Witnessed the nun
tals. After the happy complies were ten
tgrod grand reception by Ne. ana Mrs
Martin, Wednesday rht NJ 1890 they left
for Wharton. where they Wit make their
future home. pleasant surprise awaited
them here 4 number ot Intimate friends
visited ther homo and an exquisite array
Of presents made % u perfect hnwcr N
beauty, Albert Horton Is prosperous
young merchant In this county; he lis a
etandson and namcsake Of Governor A c.
Horton, and ne is q worthy descendant
from that grand old pioneer stock. His
lovely bride Is q woman ut to he thc queen
% any household, accomplished and low
Ieioice In her" Or. J p. Irwin Is one NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
pALEsTlNE

The Woman's Guild Of the Episcopal
church held very interesting meeting Fri
day afternoon with Mrs John Il Dolson
at her pretty homo on Magnolia street.
The prctHcst wedding that has occurred
In Palestine for several months was solemn.
ised Wednesday night at s:So o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. j. b. Numsen. on Elm
street when her daughter, Miss Ethel. was
joined In matrimouy 70 Mr.. Harry Me.
Mdhun OF this city. The wedding was a
nome af5ir and about seventy Eve friends
or the happy couple were present Mrs
Ethel Wooters 81 Crockett played the we'd
ding march and Miss Edna Wright Of tn 5
city aced as maid Of honor. Rev r. II
Greathouse Of the Methodist church said
tue solemn ceremony and Or. r II. Cro2ler
Of the Presbyterian church pronounced a
messing upon them. The happy couple are
at home ~ Mrs Numsen's
Mrs Mamie Morris has returned from
pleasant visit In Houston.
Mrs \. Teah went Ia Mineula Thursday
on business for the John H. Reagan chap
Ter, United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Dr. G. s. Bratton spent the latter part
Of the week at Marshall visiting friends
Miss Dollye Starr visited friends Ia Mar.
shall the past week
The society event Of the week was the
annual cotilllon given by the Bachelor
Maids club Friday night At Baily nail
complimentary to their - ends, About nifty
couples enjoyed the pleasant evening and
all We're loud IN their prise OF tho hospital
ity Of these charming Young ladies' Moore 5
orchestra furnished the delightful music
for the occasion
Colonel and Mrs II. NJ Jackson. Mr. Dan
Hodges and Miss shirley Green return =
Thursday from Marlin where they attended
the wedding Of Mr. DICK Jackson 10 one
OF Marlin pretuert young ladies'. Nj s
Hodges aud Mrs Shambiin, who also 81
1 tended the wcddilE did not return hut
/ remained for a visit In the Carlsbad of
Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
CALVERT.

From the rcmotest period in the world'a
history until the present good era tne con
summation of the marriage vows has ne 'er
failed TO touch q responsive CHORD in the
human heart nor TO awaken those finer
sentiments in human nature which 'ena
IA hind mankind together. 4 beautiful ~
mstration of this sublime truth is 4" he
roupd In the marriage Of Mr. Condo Wea'
YER Sparks 10 Miss Pauline Ca>mir which
occurred OF Casmir's opera house WcdneS.
day. November ~, 1901
The stage was beautifully decorated with
Mains and ferns The nall was dJrkenel
lar the occasion aud iliumiutd by electric
TIGHTS just prior to the arrival on the
bTidgl party Mrs. Nettl" Groom sung ID d
most admirable manner ~ Love IArt.
W.ndelgscLus wedding march WAS Acduii-
fully rendered by Miss Guss!e oscar on the
riono and Mr. %. +. MCAlpine on tue
viola fromP PIEgsro n l,EP bv D3 W. f. bailey
Ia and Dr. william Parker Captain l..
Casimir and Alp. Geraon Bedock; follow
ms the osaerS zane HUDSON Hue 6I"S of A I
ana tban came the ring bearer, little Miss
Frapcls Epstein, carrying silver tray
allied with tube roses IN tAe cente. on
ychlCh was the ring. tquoWea, pE MISS
WariS, Tevyis Of Taylor, the maid OF honor,
Tben game the bride upon the arm OF ner
father -..d h.,eotb an
The bride ana groom sLvou III tl,-,,,5
I artisficailv designed marriage neli, covered
,.itb ~ and white roses while tae cete'
WIN IVY Mas s" REFORMED Suspended 10 the
c %9Fs Of the bell was horn OF plentt{{ e
T6lind with shattered rose leaves whleh
We're showered upon the contracting c'up'
| during the ceremony $500 ,.,.,,,,ood ,
Rnbbi Magll az Corslcapa prohouheeu
oretty md Impressive ceremony, 5 atto,
An eiSshut Mrs sharks took the after
whlch . NIX Y gor Aiyarado, from which, aftel
noon r, 5fa'V WAX 1T they go to their home II
Waxahachle. u,trort voung drug
MT SpaI ~ i,S,,.hJe He Is n young mal
gist np9ssposs assi manners aud fine onsl
ness qualifications o,ornIIshod daughte
The bride Is the accom- P Eassmir and on
Of Mr.. ana Nli /, The social and lterar.
cf re Iae Of Calvert Many aHnds IS oplREe ge1
eist we're received ~ ~ eSoTneratulations.
amber Of kilograms Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
ORANGE


Much interest has been manifested here
this week IN the Acknowledgement nuptials.
which took place at the Baptist church,
Wednesday night The church was crowd
ed with spectators and was chormngly
decorated with festoons Of palms, ever
green's, roses and chrysanthemums, inter
twlned with pink and white satin stream
ers. Suspended directly over the altar
was large bell shaped floral piece OF
pink and white flowers.
The bride was maguiheeutly aured in a
gown Of silk sublime, trimmed IN spIngie
net duchess lace, silk ruching with luihes
of duchess lace The skirt was perfectly
pulu, with q long train of duchess lace
ruftes, headed with applique.
The bridal party consisted OF uSuers
ma;rous Of honor maids Of honor erooms-
men flower girls and pages, the latler
holding the train OF the bride who walked
to the altar clIncing to the arm OF neg
fathcr The costumes of the cutlre brllal
procession were magnificent and the aualr
will long be remembered by those VINO
attended After the ceremony bedulLW
reception was held at the homo ot the
ingly impresseS with the beautiful decorn.
tons The same soft mink aud White
cfcct predomlnated amid profus.on OF
4 dance to he given in the odd Fellows
hall on THANKSGIVING night promises u
ne the social event Of the season, SeNcla
the committee md elaborate preparations
In tbc way Of decorating the hall, etc.
aIe now being looked after.
The arrivals and departures Of tn, "eoF
Mrs. c. p Pencto. who spent fe"
days visiting In Beaumont ,.,..s.
Miss Gertrude Chapman visited friend.
D" DR. ,''.i irtbur Shoiars was in Galveston
Cor few days attending 10 matters "'
hN~lAts0. a,t r--far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
CORPUS CHRISTI.

quiet marriage OF two Of Neuces coun-
tvs popular young people occurred in this
city on wednesday night when Mr.. Leslie
\ CLARK Of Aberdeen and Miss Matte Long
Of the Encinal neighborhood were united
IN the holy bonds Of matrlmony by Rev. r.
n White at the Baptist church. The happy
couple left on yesterdays Arkansas Pass
train for Victoria, where they may decide
10 locate permanently,
The woman's Monday club met on last
Monday with its president Mrs. G. H.
scott. and spent pleasant evening with
me study OF shnkespeare's Macbeth. f"
The grand ball given a. the Corpus Christi
c,ub rooms Thursday night complimentary
ri me visitors and Sir knights OF Fythlas
WAS one OF the most enjoyable events OF
,lie Kind given this season, and the lovers
M the Terpslchorean art WOrshipeu at the
4 fantastic shrine until "a late houF.
A delightfnl reception was given on las'
] Nopday evening at the home OF Mrs. p; "
/ Rordcn hy her daughter. Miss JoseRhine
| ronDllmentary 10 her guest, bliss hnnams
| IN Arkansas VINO is visiting Niles Borden
| a large number Of yonng ladies ana gentle
/ mon attended and one OF the most peas
! ami evenings Of the season Was WINE.
away. Progressive enrhre comprised Inv
] most Interesting feature OF tht octeNlVh'
! Miss Alice ~Fi9zsimmons has gone y
| Monterrey 10 spend some tlme as the CUES
/ ~ nor. aunt. Mrs. g. = Brooks ,.,
Miss Quinn Of San PaTleio II ssleuEeau'
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IN corpns chrisu as tho guest of Mrs. w
IL Daiuwo0d.
SAN MARCOS.


Mrs. S. Barboe Is visiting at LocRn"'.
Mrs WIZ Combs Of Lockhari visited her
mother. Mrs. Garrctte, Saturday
p l.. Thomas, cashier Of the Glover Ma
tlonoI bank spent last sunday In San An
tonic. visiting his little daughter who Is
attending the Thomas school
Mrs. Iluttie Mickey visited her daughter
who j4 attending the Thomas school Ia san
Antonio. last saturday ,,a ,a
Misses Whltec0ttou Of Harris MO- my
Green ~ Natchez, Miss are the guests ~
Ms EsteIlc Kyle visited Mexico last
week with a party Of relatives and iHcnuH
Misses Tonie and Jennie schmidt and
rIiie Karsnpr Of New Brauutels ana ~
Csn,orop ~ Galveston spent MouaAy "a
g. Marcos the guests ~ Miss GaIrejie
r. storey NJ LockhAFt Nls.led
..Iatl..s here This week
'Iffassrs r and George S. Daley aiJend.
'T,itcd states district court a waco
iost week, witnesses IN the SINhua'u '
cases, 4a..- rostdance near San
Marcos last Sunday evening. we t,lH No., -,
SAINT. Mr.. c. l.. Oliver OF S5Jhplgss 95eSias.
FIa League, Rev W. II. hiIonen 'lneia''
ing .ho onld Of ST Marke
churcb gave an enjoyabg .
| ~ crowded house last Iuesagm " t,nd
l o Tho ope,N house for the pnllu'Hs '""N
! nj which Sil3 was realized