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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-30
BY THE PEOPLES PARTY.

oncesae Senator district Wilson, residence St
Lawrence township, business address, Lawrence D.
Representative p Calkns resi-
Holden business address Bnrdette s.
business address Cedar S. d. I, 49,, .,..a. ,n
oncouny Cree, residence Miller township bus
"a oncIegier Of Deeds Miller residence Miller tow
lsfil. business address, Miller s. d.
Burdeite township business address Burdste. s D. ,
oceSaes Attorney Frank Crabtree residence Miller town
Judge Waterbury town Of Mil
Courts residence of Miller
business address Miller s. D. .o.,.,;, hn.ina.s
John Springer residence spring "n business
address. Orient, 8 D. -, ,,,, -,
b. Taylor residence town OF KILLER b"s
oce-Coanty Justice William Fiat residence
town OF st Iawrencr, business address 81 Lawrence - ~
Justice OF the Peace
.Canbbel township, bushes adore s. d.
oceConty Justice the Peace name f. NJ stevens residence low"
Constable John ;odter residence Midland town
ID,
business address ST. Lawrence 81 D.
oc-county residence Harrison town
district John Campbell resi-
deuce town q Miller business address Miller > y China, " or
0fceCouny 5d gilbert W. oon
eaenceG address Miller, 5. d.
township business Washington S. D.
Omce-County H. b. Porter residence
by THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Frank E. saimarn residence
Town Of Mhler. business ADDRESS Miller SID a,
Office State Richard L. Smith residence
Rversde 70 xnship, business Rec Heights S. D.
Judge name e. Briggs residence town Of er Gus
Auditor, Percy H. Coquee,
cass-RsgIter Of Des Hokns Gilbert
u % s Thomas Trythal residence Alpha
resence township business
s e usass township
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oct OTIS
Contest Notice.

Contest Notice.
I.nnd Office. Huron, South Dakota, Septem-
Der 20, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
art. against Huron Series Homestead En-
try No. X. X X. Oh, made August 3, 1897.
for the North West Quarter. Section 20,
Township 109-N. Range 70W., Hand coun-
ty. South Dakota. by Krist X. Heggernes.
tontestee. IN which ie Is alleged that he IL
well acquainted with the tract OF land EN-
brnced I'm said entry and knows the present
Krist X. HeggerneS has wholly abandoned
said tract and changed his residence there
from FOR more than three years, since max
ing SAID entry und next prior TO the date
herein duly IL 902); that said tract il not
settled upon and cultivated by said party
az required by law; ana that said absence
from the lana was not due TO claimant =
employment In the United States army.
navy or marine corps In time OF war, said
parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond ami offer evidence touching said nne-
CATIONS at 10 o'clock A. NJ ON November
~, 1902, before the County Judge in ard
for Hand County, South Dakoto, at his of.
noe IN Miller, :. d.. aud that final hearing
viii be be held at 2 o'clock Z, NJ on Noyem-
btr 20-1gO2 befor the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land Office In Huron
>. ID. The said contestant having in a prop
er atitdayit fled September r. 1902. set
forth facts which show that after due dill
gencc personal service of this notice ear not
be madevit If hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and prop
er; publication In the Pioneer Press, publish
:" Z. A. BLAKE, Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-30
CERTIFICATES or NOMINATION.

CO. laws OF 1851
of
nominations
general
Of A.
Tie Secrear of South Dakota o-wh:
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-30

Notice to Creditors.
lie Of Ann EIIra Cool nncnasn1i

Oct 9t4
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF Ann Eliza Cool Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given, by the undersign-
ed, Administrator OF the Estate OF Ann
Eliza Cool deceased, to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four months after the
hrst publication of this notice, TO the said
Administrators at his residence In the town
OF Willow Lake, South Dakota.
Dated October 8, 1902.
tsN. g. Administrator,
Oct 23tl
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters
administration.
/ Ststeof South Dakota, In County
Counts Of Hand.
In the matter Of the estate OF Marguerite
ID. Hicks, Deceased,
The State ot South Daktta sends Greeting
10 Annie NJ. Alexander, bIfd Knox. Clara A.
Gilmore aad lila NJ Halloween. heirs at law
and next of kin nf Marguerite Il. Hicks de-
erased, nntfto all to whom these presents
may come:
Notice Is hereby given that Ella M. Hal
bower and Anne NJ Alexander have filed
with the Judge al this Court, n petition
praying for l.ettRrs Of Administration ol
The E iSas e fsS y Hicks &
1902. at ten O'Clock in the fQyepoon OF sa Id
day, at the office OF said Judge 1T the Court
HouHe IN the Town ~ Miller 10 said County
has been set for hearing sald petition. when
and where amy person Interested may ap,
pear aud show cause why the said peutiun
should net he granted,
Dated at Miller So. Oak. this 21st day OF
October a, ID. 1902.
s(sEAL.) u. &. BRIGgs,
Judge OF the County Court.
INC.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-30

Notice to Creditors.
tie of George Il Burch decpaSpd


Notice TO Creditors.
Estate OF George r.. Burch deceased.
In County Court, for Hand County state
OF South Dakota. IS
Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned
sExecutriN and Executors. OF the last viii
and testament OF George Il. Burch de.
ceased, To the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them, with the necessary youch-
ers. within four months after the first publ.
cation of this notice, to the said Executrix
or Executors at Dubuque, Iowa, or TO their
Resident Agent. j. III. Cole at the Town OF
Miller. In said County Of Hand.
Dated October End 1902.
ELLEN II. BURCH. said Executrix,
And JAMES VI, BIRCH, and
ALFRED L. MERRILL.
Said Executors.
JIG
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Sept 1st7
SUMMONS

Sept 1St7
SUMMONS.
state OF South Dakota, Sixth Judcisi
Circuit.
In the Circuit Court, In and for Hand
County.
Seth X. Humphrey, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ezra II. Thayer. Administrator with the
will annexed OF Edward A. Lawrence. sr.,
deceased Elias u. Bishop, Administrators
with the will annexed OF Edward A. Law
renee. Sr., deceased Nelson III. Strong, Exc
eutor of the Estate Of Edward A Lawrence,
yr;, Irving Fitting. Executor OF the Estate OF
Edward A. Lawrence, Jr., Carleton Hume
man, Executor OF the Estate OF Margaret
Woods Lawrence. He0rietta n. Willard,
Minis, Helen strong. Florence eG PRAY, Eliza.
beth Lawry Num-, Anna Lawrence Minis:
The Lawrence Memorial Association OF
Bal timore City corporation, Henry L.
Strong, Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The State OF south Dakota 70 the above
named Defendants, Sends Greeting.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Of the above
named piaintif, copy OF which said com.
plant 10 hereto annexed and herewith
served upon you and TO serve acopy 81
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at bis Office In the city OF Huron.
In the County Of Beadle and state OF south
Dakota, within thirty days after the servicel
OF this summons upon You, exclusive Of the.
day OF such service, and II you fail 10 an-
swer the said complaint within thirty days
after the service OF this summons upon you
the plaintiff In this action viii iapply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the SAID
complaint,
Dated at Huron, South Dakota, this 9th
day OF August, A. d.. 1902.
joins WooD 4 A. B. FAIRBANK,.
Attorneys for plaintiff, Huron, Beadle
County, South Dakota. q
TO the defendants above named u
You will please take notice that tte
plaintiffs Complaint herein was filed in the
Clerk of Cohrts, Office OF Hand Co. on the
18th day ~ September 1902.
JoHN WooD x A. Il. FAIRBASk,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FOR COUNTY OFFICES.
RY TIE REpuR11oAN PARTY.

nd county Offices for Hand
have been duly c
and and the respect
political herewith named
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STATE OFFICERS.


a OFFICERS. 90
BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Once representative in cha Burke residence Pierre
puofs in Congress name residence Dead
Hrisd residence Eureka s D. business
sno" residence Springfield
oa sSsn seersy se name Berg Rdae D. bust
ness Auditor NAME Halliday D. bust
ness Groton s. D. business
Attorney General name pho Hail. residence bust
ness o@ a sapt Public name residence Can
ton D Of school, and Bach
d'n Once as d. S% name Miller
By THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Representatives Congress- Wilson, red ence
psSs ad Gon Dssd ns F. e.
q name D. business
'dat5fs Mitchell s. D.
ou' oscs saqs State Clark D.
Auditor name residence Pnkngton
2 onos treasure nas Tyn D. bust
Attorney General name william residence, s. D.
Once Gety
6a y co ua School Lands Mnahan
Gsddes address Gsddss s o D. residence Grover
D., business address. Grover Sd
BY THE PROHIBITION
W. Kelley residence Huron s
to. sSPss @ bushes.
.dd c SEssoo s s D. d H. GURUS residence
=
busines S L.
busine addr ess,N
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addre
busiae s. D.
O
Hence. Centryil DIR Centene, s. d.
H. Renek residence Faukon
bushes address, Faulkton, s. D.
n. THE SOCIALIST PARTY.
Knowles residence Deae
D,bu add
.D,bu Milford. s. D.
Crawford residence CLARK D. d.
ST. d.. bus Dress
IS business adj fessA d.
nessad d. u
Hla s. D., business
Hecla. -
residence, Aberdeen 81 De-
add D..
dence D.. Golden. s. ID.
Of Weber FIERCE
West Sioux Falls s.
residence, Madison 81 Dr.
rs 8. ID.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-31

rooms, 50 feet. fruit shade. north side.
8 60
rooms. . feet, on jackson in ninth
block. b 500.
10 rooms. 100 feet shade and barn. $500
ID rooms. 75X--s. barn, shade, east front,
Close in $500
3 rooms. % feet. on Topeka. $50.
rooms barn, shade, east fronts, lots,
fine home &5e-
rooms. barn. shade. east front, =
block os Douglas sl.So.
BUILDING LOTS.
- feet. en- Market, near 18th, with
foundation. 500
10 feet on corner Market and 18th. 500.
10 It. on corner Waco and 18th, east
10 It. on waco above 18th east front.
$50
- feet. on Market. south Of 18th. 252 feet
FARMS
As acres, all river bottom land fine
orchards fle house. and best money
maker 10 the valley. Z miles south, - per
acre
l6l acres all bottom land. with 7-room
house. barn. sraDery. good orchard. a
bargain. $500.
- acres Of me garden land. orchards.
house. So per.
20 acres u ane bottom land. well i'm
proved. @.5l4
Isl acres. 4-room house. barn etc.
fenced and crossed fenced. with hedge
81 acres in cultivation. a bargain. S1-80o.
IL YOU want city property. farms Of
ranches come and see me
6l-tf JOHN FEERiTER. Is y Main
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This private hospital IS nov ore of the
best equipped tnStstutions II the south
west for the treatment or both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention -
given q the various forms Of stanseh
snd liver troubles. diseases peculiar 70
women. diseases cf the rectuu and gen
ito-lriuarv organs. chronic r.aiarial pol
sCnsnz. rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases of The th79at. Iungs heart snS
kidneys, Eoftre and vsricocsie cured one
fcor IS resr-ve- Tor a maternity depart
urerr ard d. s0Toe Instances hczass vi
D. found Tor ehlsre1. For a short time
o1ly 2 ward VII BE- set apart f3- Ia
treatment e the morphine. opium. CO
came and whisky hsbits
Resilerf Physician. abe medical star.
quiet and healfhf1l lo-ation. extensive
E7o1lds with fne shade harae csEnfertss
tfruns reasozahle- No contagious diseases
adzltted. Write for particulars
Thomas SanItarium
Cor. Teafs ard 81 Francis Ava
WICHITA. EAS
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So &C s'-Aa unlimited arnoun- ro aoaa
on W5chitz properly Ssh rrsrlleEe =
T1y So i1stai l--erts- lev ne q tlrE--
ess- Essi~tg & y hssle-. - = Flrst =
s---E-t 1-l-szt-rf
2 ssi - To LOAN o. Sz-sas 49, --zi1
he-a taT-E-- ts3z1s < Vine. = se---a
ha1 80
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ka9R Trade E1-a ErE---- IS Eoosf IS
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FOR SALE-l1 lots. Rutau ave. IL acres
finest orchard IN city is acres. well
room house room house. room house
On North Lawrence. house and building
lots All parts city az lowest prices best
IF farms all PARTS county 50 r - 1la1le
terms and lowest u prices 90 acrss N
vhicn there Is great bZrral1- J r
SITES Realty Co., - Biting block
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EaIEsMEN MANren-

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salesman for O6lahoua arl Kansas.
sell 70 dealers Address wichita Sage
Office. 63-6tx
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AssTRAcTcRs.
FINANCIAL
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fse Hrte o-r oal zr-- Earcs
81 make 1.zr cal LlEar--l -4til-s
Ne PAS seq yoz- money when papers
Rge Vii u ke EeZ q loser rate AID GET
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II you ssaat g farm loan can On u
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Rear Arzarlca1 safe B1aE 11ild-EE-
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HALE HFLp WANTED

WANTED-For United States army, able
bodied. unmarried men. between ages Of
2 and 30 citizens 81 United states, Of
good character and temperate habits
Who can speak read ana write English.
For Information apply 70 recruiting
officer. corner Of Second and AaiT
streets. upstairs.
II. SIS. S. ID. y. Is. II. 70 p. ~ >. %
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WANTED-rV premium book agents
Cali 1907 r. DouEias- tz,-6tX
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cANvAssERs wANTEn.

NNAN l-L5-lnre-iig ladies or gentle
men Ight. profitable work. s2taIy OF
commission. address i. T. W. care
EagIe 61-Itx
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FOR SALE
L5ts g. g ll. Topeka ave. Pa-men-
ters addition. S6f
e-st DEAN GORDON. Receiver.
FOR SALES uthsast corner Market a1d
-hi-tee1th street. q fcct. bargain IN
quire ot owners. 81 \. Market street.
FOR SALE-5a foot Ior. east side Indiana
ave. north = First ST. The finest Ion
on tie street. ali Improvements made q
bargain J Giles smith E5zr
FoR SAI-E-3f3 acres land miles south
east ~ brstt. lts cultivation I'D acres
Posture under goud ferce. -rlll hcus4
- rooms large harr El1 7 tons -
BAY ard ROOM for IS horses good vsl
and w.-l mills water tarSs feed raCSs.
gcod rich SELL IL miles u -re1 srt1D.
Price fer the next ter DAYS &fst fnh1
F'arri1e- - North Aai1. f-lf
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FOR SALE-sn Waco, s rooms large
barn, fine shade. . feet front L. Hills,
1E y. Market l4-tu-thu-tf
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MANI ED-Agenls Ior the oesJ laundry
If &aGsas liberal c0rnlnission- Al
osrss Wichita steam Laundry. Str
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HousEs EoR saIE

FOR SALEM. 4s3 y washington s.. 80.
H. NJ Grafton, IA y Main
-wed-th-fr-sat-su-5t
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NANIEL Gasoline stoves to c-LaE ara
repair Lelre c-1e-s 1T E1Eaz-.s -r
Eouc6'a Hare Eare s-o-e. % address
". l. EIo4g. 3 EezIss lralla srerle
~
TEI1-Esorru ard b1arlers g. n
Love. 1910 North Market ST.
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BOYS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

souciTcRs WANTED.
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NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NOTICE To REAL ESTATE &C EsS -
ME properly = Wirh1TaWn fran TIE
market A 4. Iruin- sAltx
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STORAGE

FOR RENT-Storag e in a rice. dry cellar.
or track. X hitney Paper Co. III n
Santa Fe ave o2-5I
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and most convenient
Only storage room on paved street IN
the city. Goods can Dc inspected at any
time. Elevator IN rear Packing
specially. Fred Mem Furniture and
Dry Storage Co. 6as u 6li & Douglas
Gus Goe-s. Manager. H-tu-th-su-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-09

REGISTER THIS DAY IF YOU
EXPECT TO VOTE. a FORMER
REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-09

The Denman Creamery is famous for it's
pure butter Pasturage is of the choicest
clover aud alfalfa aud from the pasture to the
churn, aud throughout the whole process of
making only the most approved methods are
sure and maintain without variation, the high
est possible quality.
Denman Creamery butter is not cold stor
age butter and is absolutely the best in the
Honolulu market Order from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-03
JUDGE HAzEN's RULINGS.
Passes Upon Motions in McCaulley
and Martlndale Cases.

Judge Hazen handed down decisions
this morning in the Martinda1e and Nc
Caulley cases which have been under
advisement.
In the Martindale case a demurrer to
the petition of the Martindale side, the
demurrer was sustained. Beatty ct al,
Missouri where the case was taken
when Judge Hook was disqualified. The
amendment by Martindale was on the
grounds that judgment was obtained in
Missouri and was not binding in Kan
sas. Judge Hazen held that where a
court has Jurisdiction of the person and
subject matter of a case. the judgment
cannot be taxed. and if the Martindale
litigants want anything they must get
it from the source from whence the OPP
position obtained judgment. In other
words, Martindale will have to follow
the same process and bring the petition
in the federal court of Kansas and, if
necessary, let it be transferred to the
Missouri court as before.
In the McCaulley case James McCaul-
ley got jury judgment for $4,000
against the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad as damages for injuries by
runaway team belonging to the Santa
Fe. His petition asked for judgment on
the finding of the jury and a new trial
of the case Judge Hazen granted the
motion for a new trial, but that the evil
dence did not warrant the verdict of the
jury, which found that the runawa y
was due to negligence. Therefore the
motion for judgment was overruled.
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KILLED BY LADRONES.
Superintendent of Schools in Ne.
gros Murdered and Robbed.

Manila, Nov. Sd. c. Montgomery,
superintendent of schools in Oriental
Negroes, was murdered Friday by ladrones
three miles from Bacolod. Mr.. A1ontgom-
cry was going to Bacolod for a consulta-
ton with the retiring superintendent and
to assume control of the division. He had
a large sum of money with him. Six ma
tives armed with bolos and spears, attack
ed the superintendent, quickly killed him
and then xmutilated and robbed him. The
constabulary have offered reward for
Mr.. Montgomery murderers and it is
thought they will be captured. Robbery
is understood to have been the motive for
the crime. This is the first instance of a
teacher in the Philippine islands being
harmed while in discharge of his duty.
Mr. Montgomery leaves a widow, who is a
tea cher in the island of Negroes.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 3.-Mr. Mont
gomery was a resident of Lexington, Neb..
and sailed for Manila on the transport
Thomas July g. 1901. with the teachers
who were sent out at that time. The war
department. has received confirmation of
the death of Mr.. Montgomery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-03
Notes and Persona! Mention.

Miss Dart, of Rock Island, ILL.,. is the
guest of Mrs. Hiram S. Gable. 400 To-
peka avenue.
Mrs. A. H. Thompson. Mrs A. K
Rodgers Mrs. George D. Hale, Mrs.
Luther Burns, Mrs. T. w Harrison
Mrs. N. F. Handy and Miss Bell Ward
20 to Ottawa Wednesday to attend the
state conference of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Mrs. Thompson
as state regent delivers the principal ad-
dress, and papers by Miss Lou Nation
on Mrs. Nichols. the Pioneer Woman,
and Miss Zu Adams on The Missionary.
Joseph Meelxer." Will be read Mrs.
Thompson goes from Ottawa to Kansas
City, for the meeting of the Missouri
state federation.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston and Mrs. H. o.
Garvey will go to Kansas City Tuesday
for the meeting of the Missouri state
federation.
Miss Bessie West is visiting Miss Jes-
sic Smith in Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Holman returned
last Friday from short visit in Chi
cago-
Mr. Thomas L Ryan. leaves Tuesday
for his home in Washington, D. c., after
short visit in Topeka, where he has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. King.
Miss Olive Leonard. Mr.. Adrian sher-
man of Kansas City and Mr.. Lon Davis
were guests Of Miss Leonard's cousin.
Miss Anna Insley, at an over-Sunday
house party in Leavenworth-
Mr. H Y. Hinckley and Mr.. Charles
Hinckley came up from the Indian Ter
ritoly Saturday, the former for a few
days with his family, the latter for the
winter
The Tuesday Whist plays at.the home
Of Mrs. w. 7. Crosby Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Sellers of Warrensburg, Mo-, and
Mrs. William E. Ashton, of Kansas City,
returned home today after a visit to
DR. and Mrs George Port Ashton.
Mr. w. F. Cculson, who is visiting his
parents in Wichita, will return to To-
peka Thursday.
Mrs. Court Flower. of Denver. is visit
ing in town.
Mrs E A Herbst will be the hostess
OF the Fillmore Street Whist club Friday
arctt91n noon.
Mr. Terrence Ewart. of Oklahoma
City, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Ewart.
Mrs Robert Berry, of Leavenworth.
win be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
this week. She is expected Wednesday,.
Mrs. Sam Larimer has returned from
a visit IN Ohio.
Mrs. charles T. Sheffield entertained
the EuterDe7n club Saturday afternoon
at her home. In the evening the club
was ontartained at the home of Miss
Mr. Harry Swartz will return this
week from OREGON and other points III
the northwest. where he has been for the
past SIX months.
Miss Lille Marley and Mr. Horace
Potter, Of Hiehland Park. gave a Hal
leWeen rartv IT the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ell Flanders last Friday night
TIE Lad5es' Aid society of the First
Congrega tional church viii meet We'd
nesday afternoon at half past O'Clock
at the home of Mrs A. A. GODDARD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-03
HELD UP AND SHOT.
Unusual Story Is Related by a
Ten Year Old Boy.

New York, Nov. 3.-If true story has
been told by Eugene stagemann, 10-years-
old who is in the Kings county hospital,
in Brooklyn, in a serious condition, ne
was the victim of hod-up in true IRON
tier style in a clump of woods near his
home.
Young stagemann is the son of awealfhs
electrical manufacturer He was. gather
ing mineral specimens III the woods at the
rear of his home, according to his story.
when he was seized by two boys CARRYING
small rifles. Pointing their guns at him.
Stagemann says the boys threatened to
blow his head off, if he did not leave
the neighborhood.
Before he could utter a word get out
of the way there We're two reports. A
bullet whizzed by Stagemann's cheek and
a second bullet lodged N his left Shout
der. The boy fell to the ground with
groan and the two boys responsible for the
injury fed.
Stagemann was found by a passerby and
carried home, where it was found bullet
had penetrated his left lung and that lie
was in a serious condition. The police
were notified and arrested the two boys,
who declare they were shooting at tar