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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
ASTORIA ITEMS.
''By Allie E"

Dear Editor and friend, I will
write few items for the t'REs-
SET.
Oh, Noah did you get all the
chicken you wanted? / hope You
did.
We had the finest time at the
close of school with about two
hundred people.
Hugh Grim's baby is bad sick
but hope II will soon recover.
Miss Cora Overfelt was the
welcome guest Of Miss Florence
Kirk Friday eve.
The dance at Mr., Henry Hut
sells Thursday night was well
attended, al reported a nice
time
Oh, girls was the music fine at
school?
Oh, Della was that chicken
larrapiny
Mr.. Rufus Grouse is working
for Mr.. j. a. MUIR.
Wen ! viii close hoping to SEQ
these items in print, Good bye
10 the happy correspondence.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
by 'TRurn''

70 Kind Editor 81 Tic cnr,sFr
~" weather is quite warm hero \,
~, w ooay = propbecying for IN
early spring. ="
pr Alley Of Bunsion No was horo
'Ase week, looking for locotinn I'm
i'Neu me town very much, and be Ma
WIN 'he CORRESPONDENT and sajd
'ua' ne would locate hare abon M.rah
we 49, II he could buy A house. n w.,
=, ~ ana 'na' he would buy he Dres1o,
o'ock OF Drugs, DIR. Alley il vol J.,
commended, and We welcome him IN III,
midst. ~ - o0'
~, VIC are informed ihat DR.. Alley
y thinking Of bnying Mr.. slime, nnon,
y IN East part Of town.
or leach has The frame AZ NJ. I'LL.
TWO 9tory house up and wants ID i. sn,
y move IN i sometime in March
Harry Steele our popular retired NOR.
on"h'' made lhing trip 10 Ismor,
inns week, Harry Is now like los, NIL,
~ "'Rn oats looking for some place 10
jump. ''"eo :"
MISS i"t Owen Bunncl was yis;,inr
her Amt IN Pilot Grove, last week nm,
reports having nice visit.
"0haer who II was that AL Mjtebum
was WIN the ether niglfr. BE careful al !
Mfs Lhn's Lnpin 81 Smilhton wa<
her father and mother 7. 4
''""e''' mere Inst Saturday and Sunday.
DR. }, y, Buunell our travelling salo
nan has been home sick for 3 weeks 10
> getting better now and DR., Furpesnp
u oenn'a ihnKs that he can r4sppe
BUSINESS again in few DAYS
lev Hayworth expastor Of the gar-
~ chnfcd, preached here Saturday ma
'uhday to q full house.
Honorable I. 4 Luckct and amny
''oso ou' ~ INC country last Saturday
visit relatives
mo"drr what lhe rctraction il at lie
,,P"' 'ha, att"nrtS Miss L. II there So
w We lhink i would be- wise fot bpr
''hcf % Keep an eye on her, least he
y :, leIullea 70 give bond as the negro
" ''"t ne 80 kindly helped out,
Al law ~ =
TO finish up his work in Tole.
'"P'5 I" eNpects to be able to take
ife oi an office b. the middle Of Mnrrl,
~ n''s T" ninety dollar job offered him
wen we VIII ring I'd fol THIN time b.
yins mat evcry body should subscribe
: lhe WORLDS CaNssErit will do them
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
llnggins Items.
BY Black rye ana .Bipo Eye.

ny 'blNcN Eye an GBlG9 Eye
Kind Ed.
VIII yon please give us little
space inyopr- valuable paper, for
a few Items from this part OF the
country, ! sec that there is no
writer from this part, so will
try to write o little.
". M. Brooks is on the sick list.
but is reported better.
A. j Kelley and Co have got
their sawmill in running order
and are doing a very good business,
We had tho pleasure of seeing
Riley and Henry Fate pass through
this vicinity last Saturday Riley
was Just returning from his school
where be has been teaching for
Eve months at the Rose school.
from all accounts he had the best
OF SUCCESS,
Lewis Tate and family left Jan
% ior, Nevada business College, il
was,reportad that his sster.ln-law
Efiie went also; We hope they win
have d success in all their under
takings.
Sugar in tho bowl, and bread on
tho plate, Ella Orton and John
Tate;
ON 'Flossy' what about Nv. ha.
ha, Black and Blue Eye knows.
Well, we suppose that Kraut
and Pickles got devonred, we did
not see them writing last week,
WS understand that Henry Tate
visited his aunt Docie Tate Of
N orwood last weeE. NJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11

| Good morning kind Ed. as | was
absent last week will come again
this week.
y. ". Bailey and wife were callers
at their son Reasc Bailey ana wife
Saturday night.
Born to Jesse Mabe and wife on
the 5th day OF Feo. fine little boy.
Wen guess the girls lad better
quit teasing "kalc May abou, that
buggy as She Is gone away.
"I'Iossy' would like awful well 10
have correspondents ciy she would
80 and i thai good old friend "Mol-
lie Wod viii come down / will
bring her with me,
Yes Nary" you bet them cookies
tasted larrapln all that hated abou,
IT there wasn't enough OF them.
when | come over,o eat cake with
you hope you will have more cook
ed then you had the Other time.
I
| wonder what was the tkatter
with "Sour kraut and Pickle las,
week I'll bet | know cause YOU dido't
ge' 10 come - the party, | am sorry
that you didn't giils but | can't help
it.
Well Lulu how did YOU and Grace
like that lowered up letter ,ha, YOU
got heard about it.
Wen Myrtle | do hop, the next
time you 30 to church you VII Get
mat rock out of your shoe and NAV
be you woun't have to step SO high.
The MUIR School will close Fri,
We are sorrow to loose our tea, Yer
but we all would be glad to see hjn
stand before US as our teacher again I
next school.
There IS no use Of telling "sour
'raui and Pickle 10 80 with "Flossv'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
School Closed

Dear Editor and friends.
] will send a program Of Astoria
school.
Program.
Clphering and reading in he
morning.
Noon
Dinner on the ground.
after noon.
Speaking Dor Evans.
Music.
John Cfewse.
Music.
MiIlard Austin.
Music,
Mr.. Evans.
Music.
Alonlo KIingensmti..
Music.
Win Kirk.
Music.
Rass Evans.
Music.
Mrs. Merchant,
Music. "
NJ, Allin Austin,
Music.
Mrs Crewse.
Music,
Speaking closed al 3 y. m.
Speeches by the scholars.
Hesitation Guilty or not guilty.
BY Nettie Brill
hes. IN house Of t. much trouble
BY Nellie Kirk,
Res. ! am a little Curly head.
Myrtle MUIR.
Res, Second thought BY Alice MUIR.
Res A Resolution BY May MUIR
Res IA turkeys Edith Austin
'hes, Ivy Beckham,
Res. By ono Aus,in
ICES BY Grave Beckham.
hes' GOOD night good morning.
BY Lucy Brill
Res, Four litle birds. Ebay Kirk
Res. The spider and the ny.
BY Annie Woody. |
school close by a farewell talk by the
cacbcr.
Written by Walter MUIR. |
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
CARD or THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
nelghbors for their kind respects they
Showed US burning our sickness and
bereavement Of our little baby who
was born on Feb. end. and died on
the morning Of the ;rd. Mr.. Geo. and
Ella Myers,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
u aSMonE .TGMs.
~
ny Jane and Mabel. "

Kind Ed. Of the CREssEr viii,
you please print few more han.
pen'ng from this part.
Mr., and Mrs, Tate was the vel
come guests at Mr.. McGowen
Tuesday.
Several from this part attended
the party given at Mr., Il. Baileys
last Tuesday night and all repor,
a fine time.
Mr.. John saIsman Is moving on
tho Tomas place.
Charley Dawson and vile was tbe
welcome visitors at Mr.. McGowep
last Sunday week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
TO the Editor CRrssrr.

Fowler Mo.
Please publish The following an
nouncement.
All wishing 70 attend the spring
term OF school at thc Stubs school
house, please be present nest Mon
day morning, Feb, ~, 'oi,
Tuition for those above the 5th.
grade S2,onspef month, for those be-
low $500 per month.
kespy,
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Williams.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-11
MOUNTAIN GROVE NEWS.


Well here teomc again will, nv
little budget o. news,
we are having plenty d mud.
Lnln Reavcs vas the welcome
guest Of Mary Depuc last san-
day.
Lizzie Fnlgen who has baoo
staying At Mr.. Hughes has returned
home,
Born 10 tho wife 81 NiH prpae
Of Indian Territory boy,
Mrs, Rurnitta Melton 81 Bado IL
visiting relatives and friends IN
this City.
ADA Brown Of Grab is tho guest
OF her sister Mrs DolIa Ellis tins
week.
James MI'igan visiting in
Cabool last week.
Mr.. Coat who has been SUFFERING
with a cancer on his hard for
several years, bad it nmpntated
last eek.
Mr., and Mrs. John Sing oil
orIa Laclede Mo. visiting al Riley
Depue's last week.
Mss Mary and DolIie Depue
Mabel Horncs. ard Mr.. Jasper
Keaves, Sherman Coffman. fetch.
or Aornes. called at Tom Iothis's
sunday evening.
Charley; Berry and Ben Baney
u bado were in this city Mon.
lay,
Oh say Berry heard You and
.saoel are going to Jump the broom
handle pretty soon, is that so.
Wen as our kird Ed, has request
% ne correspondent to Make 4,
'nown in their Items il they wouLi
IKE 80 have correspondent day
'cre Is is one that is in favor ofit
nc | hope all the other corrcspon- !
lent VIII join in with me and saw
'es.
We'll as news is scarce and Pam I
D hurry III close hoping the Ed.
No readers of this little much sue, Y
eas Dye bye ill-next week
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29

Santa Clause has head quarters
at the big store OF - Petrik &
Homer.
Several frOm neighborlng towns at
tended Monday evenings entertain
ment ut the Catholic saciety hall, and
all expressed themselves In q very
complimentary manner.
The Misses Adeline and Mary and
Master Ralph Cooley, who has been
attending the Dakota University at
vermllllon, are enjoying holiday va
cation with their parents.
You are cordially invited to attend
our exhibit any day this week. Come
and have a cup OF coffee and hot bis
cults. IL you intend TO buy OF not.
NovAK * Kos ct.
Just received a choice line OF candy.
You will always lind our show cases
filed with choicest confectionery.
The CRY RESTAURANT,
Frank Viche, Prop'r.
Thos. J. Wagner, popular cashier Of
the Tabor State bank, and James A.
Wagner, real estate and insurance
agent, enjoyed Christmas festivities
with friends and relatives In Lester
Vile.
Two Majestic ranges were sold by
the enterprising firm OF Novak & Kos
tel on Wednesday. After witnessing
the performance OF this stove queen"
any n wishing n range assure to buy
a Majestic"
We have had several tastes OF win
ter, but Monday brought the real
thing. A north wind, emanating
from the Polar seas, drove the mer-
curry close 10 the bulb. IL was an ideal
day for the coal man.
The Majestic Mfg. Co., OF Sc. Louis,
Mo-, have a man at Noyak & Kostel's
store this week, showing the Majestic
Range In actual operation, baking bis
cults In 3 minutes. Come In any day
this week; you are welcome.
The eve popular Frank Wagner al
ighted from the train Saturday, spen-
ding a few days visiting his many
friends at Tabor. Frank Is at present
employed as salesmsn in the general
merchandise store OF j. j. Wagner OF
Memo, South Dakota.
Never mind the weather, but call
at Novak & KOstel's for free hot bis.
cults and coffee You can also see
the Majestic" the best and most
economical cooking range In the
world. BE sure TO drop In. Exhibi'
ton continues during the entire week,
Bon Homme celebrated Christmas
festivities on Friday evening at the
Bon Homme schoolhouse. The beau
tiful Christmas tree was loaded with
presents and Miss Hopkins, the pop
ular teacher, enlivened the occasion
with an excellent literary program bJ
the school.
The cantata given on Monday eve
ming, December ~, will be repeated
on Friday evening, January 9Th, a,
the new Society Hall. The severe
weather prevented many from th'
country from coming In TO wines
the delightful program. Santa Claui
still retains possession, and the chill
dren will be remembered.
At Kangaroo Court held in tn
Office Of Hote! Tabor OF Xmas. Land
lord Folk was tried for leaving the Of
flee without the permission OF tn
guests. After a short legal battle
during which the prisoner escapes
and after n chase Of six blocks al
lowed the crowd tout OF sheer pity =
catch him. the landlord was acquittet
on n technically, and Judge Frank y
Reidinger, before whom the trial wa
conducted, delivered the verdict Il
! the following manner. after weigh
ing the evidence, you are hereby dis
charged, and may the Lord hav
mercy on your soul"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29

s woet Geraldine was hungry,
As she sat ut the Christmas board,
And into her dainty stomach
Job lots Of food she stored.
More turkeya Yes, 7 thank you.
Some oysters? II you please;
Another cup Of coffee, and jut a little
cheese.
What. lobster saladf Certainly
l love it; yes, indeed!
To "eat, drink and be merry"
Has always been my creed.
At last. from sheer exhaustion,
She rose and yswned and sighed,
R~emarking, as she did SO,
81 am fully satisfied"
MIDNIGHT.
"Oh, mama, help! Oh, borrorl
l know that I shall die!
Quick, mama-I am going."
Sweet Geraldine did cry.
Bring me Jamaica ginger!
Send for the doctor-quickl
Ny stomach's turning wrong.side ogt,
I'm most dreadful, awful sick"
"Avaunt! your nasty nostrums!
/ know 1 am bursting now!
I cannot bear this agony
The death damp's on my browl"
ONE YEAR LATER.
Sweet Geraldine is married now;
The wedding links are forged;
But since that fatal dinner
She ne'r again has gorged.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
ABOUT TOWN.

We nuNt w othhtS eeSN'.
Summer again.
Subscribe for THE INDEPENDENT.
Candy, CANDY, CANDYl yjcbs's
The cold wave was but a blum after
all.
WANTED = A load Of cobs. INDIE
PENDENT.
Frank Wagner returned TO Menno
wednesday.
Choicest confectionery ut yiche's
City Restaurant.
Miss Katie weif is spending the
holidays at Avon.
A. ]. Cogan, OF Bon Homme, visited
Tabor on Wednesday.
Father Kecheca, OF Lesterville, was
a Tabor visitor Thursday.
Pay your taxes through the
Tabor State Bank.
James A. wagner made a business
trip to Memo Wednesday.
Always ask for the Tropic, the best
i~ive-cent cigar on the market.
Our merchants and shopkeepers re-
port an excellent Christmas tradel
Don't fall to read carefully Novak &
Kostel's advertisement In this paper.
Hundreds OF pounds Of choicest
Christmas candi>s. Al Niche's.
DO not fail TO read about that bak-
ing exhibition. Novak & Hostel.
IA. Wagner made a business trip
to Yankton, Friday, returning Satur-
day.
Vim Glynn, OF Bon Homme, paid a
brief visit to THE INDEPENDENT on
Wednesday.
Geo. Johnson and r. f. Reidinger
visited Yankton on Friday, returning
to Tabor Saturday.
In the recent trial before Justice
\ Jezeweski II was clean case OF "Mr.
Johnson turn me loose"
Mr.. Edd Price and wife spent Xmas.
day at the hospitable home OF Mrs.
T~urrence, OF Bon Homme.
Sir. John Zolnowski, a prominent
business man of Scotland, enjoyed the
cantata on Monday evening.
Have you seer the modern cooking
wonder at Novak s. Kostel's store:
Come In any day this week.
The frogs are driven to and
the small boy has exchanged his bath
ing suit for a pair Of skates.
When you smoke, smoke the best,
It's the Tropic, manufactured by
Frank Stanicek, Tyndall, S. ID.
The Tabor State Bank will re-
nit taxes for you for a trifline
charge.
Remmember the new restaurant
when hungry. Everything neat anc
new.
FRANK vICHE, Prop.
Miss Jessie, daughter OF Senator
j. p. Cooley, Of Bon Homme. was {
passenger for Yankton on Thursday
Get n handsome set or ware wortr
$3.50, free. See Novak 4 Rostel's ad
vertisement in this paper for Iarticu
lars.
Mr.. G. G. Terrence and wife enJoyet
their Xmas. at the home OF Mrs. Tor
rence's parents, Sen. and Mrs. j. p
Cooley.
Mr.. Edgar Emmons, representing
Terrence Bros. & Co, made a business
trip TO Yankton Friday, returning Sat
urday.
Read Novak & Kostel's advertise
ment In this paper and you will no
wonder why they have such crowd
every day.
Miss Jessie Gardner, who has beer
teaching In the Cooley district, wen
to her home in Springfield TO spent
the holidays.
Frank Stanicek, Tyndail's popula
cigar manufacturer, was an ISDEPES
DENT caller on Tuesday, addinI
his name to M cash list.
Novak & Kostel are giving flee
handsome set OF ware, well wort
$50, with every Majestic Range sol
during their exhibit this week.
Read our advertising columns The
tell you where 10 get value receive
for your money. The advertisement
does the business: IL Is 1.-THE sam
yesterday, today and forever
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29

Do you contemplate buying a heat
ing stoyep IL 81 c u splendid
stock. Prices always right.
NoyAK & HOSTEL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
ST. WenC0S|auS' Day and
Boarding School Tabor, S. D,

calls the attention of those who are interested in educational work
that this institution opened its second scholastic year September IS.
We are pleased to inform our patrons that we are prepared to &C
comodate a large number of boarders since a spacious, fine dormitory
is now ready for use, which was not completed last year. Through
the undring efforts OF the Rev. Z. A. Bouska, pastor the school is
well equipped and the children find a pleasant, heathful home.
The system pursued in the institution is intended to Impart to
the pupils, a refined and thorough education, their religious and
moral training receiving special attention.
The musical department includes instruction in vocal music as
well as on the piano, organ, violin, mandolin and guitar.
Besides a thorough course in English, Bohemian ana German,
are taught, also plain sewing and fancy work. For furtner intorma.
nation apply to the Superior of the school.
ST.. NJ CARA q 6 h
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29

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Cpening---EJew Toy Dept.
The Toys Dolls and other things dear to every cd heart are
ready third lOC-
satisfying the best kinds along with many
novelties direct from Jolly OLD Santa Claus workshop
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-16

Floor LiuOIeur0a Regularly sos
SOC. azs - 81 Va
We have succeeded in getting hold of big lot of Floor LnOem
to sell at 39c yard instead of soc and 75c.
Ready tomorrow morning fourth floor for hOuSekeepeTS
who fixing for fall and want for halls bath and Ve
bueS
These are extra heavy grade Floor Linoeums, in 8-quarter
width; in several neat ana S-riceable designs.
Tomorrow at SOC a square yard.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-15

ercises given by the small children
and large ones as well was very en-.
tertaining. In the afternoon DR.. d.
H. Godsey lectured to the Sunday
school and Rev G. J. Bean AID F. NJ.
Petty and others made short talks.
The singing by the choir was most
excellent
Mr.. J. B. Mitchell and James Ma
gan made flying trip to Louisville
the Fourth.
Miss Annie Aughtry visited In
White Run last week
Miss Laura Johnston and sister
Miss Bette, of Dundee, visited theii
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Johnston
last week.
Miss Emma Johnston and daugh
ter Burnadine; Mrs. Sweets and
grand. son, Rob; Jessie and James
Duff, of Elizabethtown, are visiting
the family OF MI. h. Dun aud MI
T. F. Johnson this week.
Miss Lula Johnston, of Louisville
Is visiting Miss Esther and LeJni
Johnston this week.
DR.. ]. A. Duff has moved into hi
new property at Sulphur springs anC
Is now ready for calls.
Quite a number of friends and rel
atives took dinner at Mr.. ]. b. Mitch
ellis Sunday.
Miss Emma Morris is visiting
Miss Artie Duff this week.
Miss Annie Cannon and Mr.. Char
lie Mitchell, OF Greensboro, are visit
ing Miss Rena Cannon this week.
Mrs. Mersadees and Myrtle Canon
visited Miss Dellie White last Sun
day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-15
Program.

OF the fifth Sunday meeting of the
Ohio county Baptist Association to be
held with Rockport Baptist church
July so and SI,19o4.
Meet Saturday $50 ?. NJ. for wor-
ship, organization. and then, welcome
by Jno. +. Casebier.
200 =. NJ. the duty OF a church TO
the pastor-C. D. Stevens, Sidney
Maddox
2:3op. m.-Defects of pastors as
viewed by Laymen-A. B. Tichenor,
A. H. Ross.
3:I5 p. m.-Proportionate giving
for Religious support. w Binstow,
A. L. Maddox.
400 p. m.-How far can church
members indulge in worldly amuse-
ments without ,mp:omising chris
tian character-E. D. Maddox, L. P.
Drake.
500 .. m.-The licensed liquor
saloons, their effects on moral homes
and churches-led by J. P. Miller, o
NJ. Shultz, J. H. Burnett.
Sunday 900 a m.-Devtoional ex-
ercises by Chairman.
o:I5s. m.-Suuday schools as a
means OF saving souls--J. D. Maddox
L. W. Tichenor, T. J. Acton.
1000 a. NJ. Sunday school.
400 a. m.-Sermou by J. H. Bur.
nett
400 p. m.-The divine origin OF
nissions-J. N. Jarnagin, H. P.
Brown.
500 p. m.-How can our churches
best develop our young people-T. J
Ratcli6, E. w. Coakley.
500 p. m.-Sermon by T. J. Rat
cliff.
II. P. BROWN.
mo. T. CAsEBIER,
Those coming on the train will b.
met at depot Saturday July so. II:4:
q. m.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-15
CLEAR RUN.
Editor REPUBLICAN,

Editor REPUBLICAN,
We welcome your valuable paper
very much and hope that Its editor
and correspondents may still improve
Ito columns so that every Repubti.
can may feel that he Is not at home
without 1t.
We have no sensational news to
impart to you save there Is great
deal of sickness In this locality.
J.. F.. Lowe, wife, mother, and broth
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-15

Col. BRYAN took a sensible view
OF the situation during the closing
scenes Of the recent national Demo-
ocratc Convention when he said:
"It the gold standard is right, why
run away from it," If it be good,
why be afraid of it. "And if it is bad
enough to scare you out of putting
it in your platform, tbs too bad for
yoar candidate to be 10 favor of"