Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-09-01
Everybody goes to the reunion
on Thursday.

| J. I. HdiOucy VI the FItcCO Oye
tenn is on the grounds.
Justice Stoskopf is dealing out
justice on the grounds.
Campfires were frequent aud en-
joyable Wednesday night.
A large crowd of Joplinites were
on the grounds Wednesday.
Deputy County Attorney +. "
McNeill is camping on the ground
J.L. McNay and grandson of J.
N. McNay was in camp last night
White horses were not in II today
as the Columbus girls were on
hand.
Mrs. W. L. Patton of Galena, is the
correspondent for the Kansas City
Journal.
S. p. Sands, division superintend-
ent of the Frisco was in camp on
Monday.
Miss Nell Williams of Columbus
was among the visitors from the
county seat.
Telephone service from Camp Lo-
gan to any part of the country or
United States.
Illinois leads the representation
of states, there Icing over l7O old
soldiers registered.
Fred Erwin, sou of Capt. Hugh
Erwin, jammed the thousands as.
semb bled Thursday.
Miss Hattie Colvin and sister, of
the county seat, were visitors at
Camp Logan yesterday.
W. H. Riley, an old time Baxter
ite; now living at FL Reno, OkIaho-
ma, isin Camp Logan.
Capt. Hubbard of Boston Mills is
at his post of duty as quartermas-
ter, assisted by Miss Dot Hanback,.
Mrs. Mollie Sibbett of ". c. T. L.
fame. addressed large crowd at
the amphitheatre Thursday morn
ing.
VIM. Ingnire and Dean Gill of
Coffeyville, Kas.. are in Camp Lo-
gan this week, the guests of L. T.
Gaba.
Pittsbhrg "coons" are quite nu-
meroue, and several have already
found out how il looks "out through
the bars"
There was a jai, delivery at the
grounds Tuesday night, but the
lookup is now better than the JAS.
per county Jail.
Two pickpockets were nabbed
by the officers on the grounds
Thursday and taken TO Columbus
for safe keeping.
c. II. McNay and wife and his
brother \. S., of Colum bus. were
visitors at old Camp Logan yester.
day and TO. day.
Ifyour children have cross eyes
Prof. +. V. Emanuel has glasses
that will make them straight. Best
glasses one dollar.
The night operator of the Galena
telephone exchange got left at
Camp Logan Wednesday night, and
was in a peck of trouble.
Alex Morford, representative of
the Joplin Globe was on the ground
today picking up everything he
could see-in the way of news
items.
1t is the general belief that SO
much reckless handling of guns is
unnecessary, and that officers
should be chosen who are not 80
No experiment, no guess work,
no failures. Scientific, successful
exact spectacles. Best in the world
for one dollar at stand of Prof. f.
V. Emanuel.
Gen. Russell Post of Pittsburg.
Ras., was we'll represented in camp
Wednesday night They had only
% tents, but entertained therein 179
If that post. II was thicker'in three
n bed, but all had good time.
Several horses are reported to
rave been stolen in the south part
If the county this week. Christie.
,her Richner, west of Galena had a
inc two-year-old bay stolen Mon
lay aud one from Baxter Tuesday
tight.
A. Rossmau of Baxter did not 90
o the reunion grounds early on
Wednesday morning. When he got
Ip in the morning he discovered
ome one had taken his pantsl
nd the borrower forgot to leave
he money that was in the pockets.
Among the speakers to be on the
round this week are Col. w. p.
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