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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
Nnrcr

All persons indebted 10 the estate
Of Mrs y J. Carer are hereby mott
fled that l have qualified IS Ad-
ministrator & her Personal estate,
and they are reqnssted 10 cali at
once and pay slii ihisbtetness- As
] an anxious 10 make set,lzmeut
Of the Estate, Any one having am
claims against her are requested 10
present same Ouly verified As reguir-
cd by Law l aiH hs und in LOU
isa. KY In ny absence ny Stt9rn-
ey, NJ s Burns. IS authorized u
make collections and issue receipts.
$ T. Hail. administrator.
Estate Of AIRS y J. Carter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Tie eroW l. largely sareu-sr
AZ aReisaa bird \ aeri snla.sl lss-
r gets too dsad for its appetite. sai
q ness ful u esss IUFtly insulated
s a tidbil for this elass ,auaiial
AL hinls nshi ana make VAR IN The
COWS. snd with god rvasa Mar
eeer sroVs an plentiful there ia oh
II binds are lev. II IS oaly iu7-ftiy-
Rrors in its hshi,s b ooa,Trt'-i,'a api
belongs To The Sarnivost in an ogni-
iAo,osi,d Vay. Croa iabti5s sud
sparnoss are peSis q mar ,Ssm
sisilira'iaa ana sAo'l4 d d,S'rses
on sight.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
corNrERFEITINa - GENrINE

Foley a Co, Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar As throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of The
great merit and popularity Of Fol
y : Honey ami Tar many limitations
are ofrfrei for the genuine Asa
for Foley'S Honey and Tar AMI re
fuse all substitutes Offered as no oih-
er preparation vii give the same
satisfaction 1t IS mildly hNatiye
1t contains no oPiates ami IS s..fes,
for children and delicate persons
sold by LOUIS Drug 60.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
WANTED.
$4,000 Cross-ties

ne lroa,aa crses.,ie IN. sAa, 10
bay ,ies IN re Blaiur irvea lhe forks
u Blaiae 10 'he u.sl'h, iass.sSlioo ~
STAINING os,ol@y lNh, ana uiOathiy
thereafter, 70 ttss taxa n s3ae
streams Eor particulars Nd1r,ss I
h, Clarke. lr0Htes. a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
u THANK Tie Inpn..

R Cried Hannah Plant, II Li,,ls
Rock. Ark. fer the relief got IRON
BuckIea's Arniea Salve II cured M
fearful running sores which nothing
else would heal. and from vhieh
had suffered for five years Il Is
marvellous healer for ears. burns
and wounds Guaranteed st 4 NJ
Hughes drug store; &C
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
WApN RGrAlRlN0

Mr. wcisc, u Nnpcaea, Is uaw IL
eNArsv Il IN watch tylNlr,ns =,
coplyys slpse llc Is a graduate
4 4 tps,.Shss StAtl u witch max
ms and ANs alsN N,a CONSIDERABLE W,
PflsnsN lalNs Ia yoav WOsk and
have L asee RgOmp'S and Propeyp,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

fhe u,si verse " the NilN ilIs'
lSalm S osUci she eAeyk Negse.
ier lhc vaSna tAal Ia mN,er Nmcs
"a man yNpaemnrd Ia death sone-
limits had 4 vhan,e To SAW his lifc
rs provlne that he c,Aa Fcad, aud
this yerse was used as a test
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
NERO

The farmers are about done gath
ering corn. With a fair yield
Kenis Burehett boasts u having
raised the largest pumpkin, shien
weighs = MS
Duran Hibhils has come meme from
Cginth Vallsy. Va. where he mas
bs,en working on the railroad,
5. J. short and others are conduct
ing nrotraetei meeting on Daniels
tresk
Shred Spradlins mill Is at ihs
Richmond bend cutting some nice
lumber.
d Hurt has contracted 10 build
an addition 10 Allen Wells house
Hanstord Spears. VINO Aas teaI
In the IVES, for L or Is wears has
been here visiting friends andtela-
lives Guess Nho'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Tae ls,es, sosyl,is ID ivelsr
Aav, l4si ssvn adle1 to ihs si'sl a,
coalsSs slNse NsA AZ ,lss,a, l,ss
q new patterns Ia wf ea,,oas
Chains So
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

RsR,Tis IL hOg Sho,5ru are 4 an.
Bsns 10 come "a ifom d.neEyai So,
lions, and ~ NJ msy bssiu Ia loo&
ou, tor an soris III iakc care, ~ ,hi,
aiss@Se q IS ja,i IS Well Is g,nrm-
Acr TIA, in spite Il an the claims
made thai this plasae ,sa b. carci
there Is up discovered cppe Tor g.
fAe Prompt Disposal II an Wyl al-
igsAh rs, iselalion ara aar,aii0n
u lAe siek en,N and complete
ehsuse Of lo,atiop sccm 10 ~ ne
only eOarse 10 parsne when an cut
hr,ak coNys Thc oVcrf,sains vlth
new corn ssS'ms TO alWaNs invite lM
disease, ana I, Is pyVlAhe liuc ina
Il an boss wcv Tod a hetteg balaaoNa
lallop tho dlseaae would largsN dis.
,wcaE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Ths 15eys Ere yo=
h7oS P-H5srx az II
ts- CT IL Ease c.
Impurities H1e 5ooG
H&sy are SIX g oua
e orss-. they IA :, -
As- u'o-k
Pans. scheszn5rheu-
Uz,sa o1ls fro-l ex-
o@s of uric sci51 ,he
bioc5 G-sio nesieceei
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
Doors and Ssh.

The snyder Hardware Company has
just received a ear load Of doors and
sash Of various kinds and sizes aud
is offering them At the lowest prices
ever named in Louisa Builders. ar
invited 10 look al the stock
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Where = hreecay hull breaks aoNu :
lawful fenrs along the rishi Of usy
Of a railway oomTans and l. ,aush,
By a train and kiIlei. i The COMPANY
liable for the value Of thr sainsi-
In aW il is not. hut ulost companies
in such caSeS Would rather pay 5a9n
bosaer Over aEsuit 10 reonvr
damages In aIl saca olsS Jhe bun
nsaEly aluays briuss more tAau h
Nonld AZ any veil advertised sale
% peiisresd slcck.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
49, - AsoNAnI -

-'aaAaH e"
Is oitea j. great a. sOu1u :. Rl'
Tbcs ), Austin NJ IL The Reash-
u,aa. Of i.elYguNorth In1 Sas
not uEzsslsoual,lt. Nhra BE- refused
30 allow The DEBTORS 20 OPeraie "a
his, uife. for tenslr frou1i= Instead
hs Says. Ns s"llla'rt Ia -ir> Els,t-
ne Bi,tess NJ Nfe was 'hea =
50, sse yoll5 harih kew trr e,-i
aad five 40 PHYSICIANS hai iati,'.
10 relieve her Nfss- taking Eigt,ri,
Bltsrs. she AS F-rf-stly cured. aaa
can n6N perform ai ny ho-si3old
.d1u,s Guaranteed by B NJ sisshs.
irusEs' pgier 5s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
FARM FOR SALE.

go acres. Il miles from L3uisa. on
Rich creek. waters Of Big Blaine
Good resideucs and Two tenant houses
orchard. les acres cleared. rear
school house. church and store
Address John Estep. Prosperity. Ry
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
THE FARM.


The farmer can't well afford TO pat
ern after the manufacturer in me
natter OF being vigiiahi ana inventive
n ne way OF uyiag 10 utilize re
S4sles OF rs usiness-vas,e IcFes
lf land which Psodaee nothing bat
weeds, waste Of the fertilizers IN tne
tarn-yafds. waste weeds in the sields.
waste along the line fences. waste
Tor SAINT Of a little tfiing. waste an
granaTiss and cribs from leak and
veTmin. TASTE IN keeping and milking
coVs which only Just barely pay lvr
The food which they eat, vast ii
buyiug on credit and running ~
store bills. waste in poorly stacked
hay. wasted fodder in the cornnelds.
stack 0g rather piles. Of eooi
straw spoiled Tor want OF proper
stacking. waste in burning green
vood and lugsing water where me
sind should force il where ii Is Heei-
"a. IN trying 10 make 1irst quality
beef and PORK euI OF Poorly bred and
often poorly led steers and hosS. ahd
tie waste which is inetua5l5 assn
eiaiei with a man being a little be
hind Viih his WcrI There is s srar
| neld for work along all these lines
Tor il Is the dollar saEei Is well is
tine d0llar etrned Waieh bas muci
no do with farm profits The manu-
iaelurer keaEs the starpest sort g
an outlook foE the Easits Of his bust
ness aud Is ever alert 70 adopt me
tho8s for the utiliLaticn Of vast
produces The taiiiuss Of The goii
ana silver mines. the possibiliue
and economic value Of city Earbas,
The Stag piles Of the bias, surnac,
| tile saWjust from ths saEmilis, IN
ofial Of slaughter houses. the i,reas
in tie WOOL OF the sheep. have mad
enormous fortunes for The men Nh
we're wise enough 10 take hold ,
these h retofore waste proddc.
while cotton seei, once used Is
fertilizer alone, coal tar ana The b.
products Of corn used in the Eiuo1s
factories represent millions Of moi
/ ~ invested ami other millions in -
npal dividends \ man is alpay
we'll and practically engaged ',he
he devises a Method to prevent ,
utilize waste. and no-vhere In ID
whole country IS there a larger .iel
for effort along this line than o
The farms Of the country. The vas,
on many a western farm would eousi
tute good years income for n
the small farmer in Vermont
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
5000 GIVEN AWAY.
esrsi.ls Prsssa's Ter suss,rssers 's Ire
Nsslb eslri<rJssrrlL

Tee weykly C,arisg JourHai tHvu
y Warersous puP.r SAINTS TO sAsrs
III gvOf2,s 4 shis rnnsP.cs year
saA is sa,,sssiaer> ,, ErF5=- ,o
give ANay ,ssaty Cagis,mss Irss
eats. ranging frsa slea 10 s.
Aaan,ire u sse ia all Tse5e vsn
y t,1r seaeTal pussais Z Sla&
s.. s. anl So AMI slNtssn rrss
rn,s II i So 10 T. given "a
.lhr SIS ID Nra,asls lnlaua,
Teuaes n.y. Ntsstssipes. Mis-
yam. Vils IA 4al Aasama IA
alaa is FAR al Smale Muar 70 ,be
Caagi,l Jeasual Crsiany. lqaisule
ny tx a copS - ,he N sklS C4t
iey-lSarnal sisips tan de'silS h
eDl D. m trss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
POR SALE

Sscand hand 10 horse pjWer h5il-
81 engine and NheeI, Sa,oui hand
hurse french Burr oPgn MIN and
fixtures II y Fischer. Wsbbs ne. Nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
Ltut clSSsIIIt erNIEu IIAt
East Bound.

Not = a IN dsily. Norfolk *
press for Roanagr. Lynchturg. Rich
nond and Norfolk Pullman sleeiers
L. Roanoke without change
No ID lea ? NJ daily. William.
an weleh Bisfiel a Rasuoks NsE.
fork An.l an I4.ipis pli main hne aud
branches Pullman Sleeper L. Roanoke
and NoIfork cafe Cars
\ p MAHER. Genrral Msuage,
Roanoks. Va
W b BEyILL Grurral Passenger
Agent Roanakr Va
Allen HUI, Division PASSENGER Agen'
/ Columbus ohio
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

The best all round remedy for rats
IS. cats \ half dozen ats. prefer
ably old tashies with a kitten d
two, given a ration OF new milk twice
. day Win put in most Of their zine
in Laying for the rats This beats
traps. ferneis. poison and all other
remedies ever tried
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

We do mol think that lhc territory
Il The eastern states and OF the cen
.trai west has any use for alfalfa fave
Is a hog pasture. The crop viii not
WORK in any course Of rotation. and
The heavy rains Of june AMI Jpis Of
Ten make it almosJ impossible To cure
and save the first TAO cuttings Il
the eFop.bu, II has a use and a most
important one in COnneeJion with the
hog and no farm should ~ with
oaI five acres Of alfalfa for lis Eole
value * a hoE Pasture
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
Over-Work Meakens
Your Kidneys.
unlsalthy Kiiutys Nake Impure BloOa.

AZ Ire b,7oa n yor- holy rsss>s thrs-ES
yocr klsleys oaes evsrT Ire Eiausss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Here are TWO rhings worth remen-
beriug on the farm BaTnyari ma
nure is worth dollar a IOad nut
out on the oornheII. ami fertilizer
IRON the poultry ward AMI henhous :
when composted with tNo-thiris Is
bulk Of earth is worth s. a llad.
and Sili there is lois Of this valuable.
material going TO waste around many
a homestead
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Ladies' may have their ola hats
made ever into up-to-dats styles Al
the Racket stores Millinery depart
-nsut.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

49, iii7tIA az S>t1ssit l-illutSion.
and Is the SYNONYM Tor
strength and purity. l, Is sold
in almost al the cisililed eoun-
trigs oi the globe.
II the cod fish IeSame extinct
il would lea worldwide calan-
itv. lecauSe the oil that comes
from its liver SURPRISES all other
fats IN nouriShins and liss-siying
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprrtorS of Sc0tl'S EmUl-
sion found a way Of prelarins
cod liver oil Sothat everyone can
take il and mt the full value oi
the oil without the objectionable
taste. Sc0tt's Emulsion Is thu.
hist thing inthe world Tor wcak,
backward childwu. thin, icllcatc
people. and al conditions oi
wasting and last stWngth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

Si-Hey nc NJ.
hA-1es troseie can IS ecIeS CT unsteady
hesrt ass;S and nal IS oas feel as ,aoezh
,tey I'D heat ssassle. hecause TIE hel-t IS
oVe'-NorSiuE N pCmPng tax. ki3a-y-
pot5oaec oloCd tArough ysisss sn3 z,tsfies.
Il Usd % he eo.sisereS ia. a-ly essa2rY
+ tFouoies acre 10 L trscot 70 The kisnevs.
b. no. r'oceEa ssienSs proves thar rslfN
al ec0s-s-iiouai dsseRszS have TIER teSia-
0ilf ia S'ir-f rOusle.
u you are ~ y9g can make a. mistake
- iirS, 5oe,1rns Youf ksaneyS ne r,ii3
and ihe exuaOrSanay ef,ect q D. Elhnef's
Swsmp-RoOt. TIE great ksaasy reineat IS
So tvahsei :, s,sa.4s he h;sAes, teI is
SaoNceTieleusts 4 the usoss Gss,Sessias eSses
ard Is sal3 "a is merts 4
by Sldiagyizsz II, fiit- Ng-zNSl.A@s
sent AMI agSe -AallsT a. - ~ 's..-....
vA Yea usAy have ,-sssa - y -
sample ho,,A ey mad H..ss " SsNHI,ks
sIee, also psn ipAle, ,riang IVA h2N q rga
sat you have haDey q tla5iet uooole,
Mention this pager Nf,cA NrsitRg D. NtlINsf
4 Co, fsaAgl,An,,oR. n. Y,
llMt make any mls,akN hat ~
meMhet The name. swamp Rooi, M
Klmcs swamp RoU, aud ,he al
dpess. Rlashalalon. \, ", On every
bottle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

A man never makes any money
ont Of a machine unless it Is work
ing NOv. the cox is machine pure
and simple. and if she i not kep,
Al work there is ~ profit in keep
ing her. 10 gel something out Of her
there must be something pat into
her. and the man Who thinks he tan
make money BY SerimPins the leei
Il his COWS Is very shortsigh,ed Thr
c9w should BE- FED Up 10 the liant
Of her ability TO assimiIa,e food ii
she is TO b. made profitable
Jus, Is soon as man Is Placed
IN a country Wsere ii Is summer ali
the year round. where little cio,h-
ing : needed ana food supply IS
easy 10 get Just 80 soon he becomes
laEy and no count It has slSlys
beea this nay and 4lNays VII b
Il is alVays viii he 1t Is al4oys
1t Is always and ever E0rk. aad nar5
Nork. which makes the insR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
4 e0000eaeeee0esssese0seaes:N W. ss Western ss
urwt s.ss,lLt-c HMpM TIAt
West Bound.

Portsmouth. Cincinnati aud Columbus'
arrives Cincinnati 1890 a m arrives
Columbus l0a m Pullman sleepef
10 Cincinnati ami Columbus without
change
No. Is sap m.
Columbus and intermediates stations
arrives Columbus 80 ? m ARRIVES
Cincinnati sic p m Pullman Sleeper
10 Chicago Via Columhus aud Penn,yi'
vania LINES DINISG. CAR e. Columbus
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01
sToMAcHs on srrLrs.

TIE nan uho puts on stills tces not IN
rrtase LIS acinal stature. He only feels
faiilr. Srmuiants are the stiiis ~ the
.l-.-...h LIZ ma. A man .aal h.-I-.-r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-01

= ~ - - ~ =
by Sa,dfag,izsS unity
sent apd 5rse &lAsI ~
VS. Yea MAJ have =
..n 40
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-03
Canon DeLou Burke priest

O'Clock. Canon DeLou Burke priest
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blanchard Of
1885 Quincy street are the parents of
a daughter, born Thursday, to whom
they have given the name of Ruth
Adelaide.
The wedding of Miss Anona Helmig
to Mr.. Carl Schriermeyer will be SOL
emnized this evening at the home of
the bride, 1881 Kansas avenue south.
the Central Sash & Door company,
and has many friends who wish him
much JOY.
The Soldier Township sunday
school convention will be held tOmor-
row at the East IndianoIa school
and a basket dinner viii be enjoyed
at noon. In the morning Miss Viola
Troutman, Mr.. VIII a. Swartz, Mr..
James A. Stevens will be an the pro-
gramme and in the afternoon Mrs. J.
/ D. Gossett, Mr.. J. W. Sidwel, Robert
Stone, D. 0. Coe Mrs. L. 2. Thorpe
4 and Rev. L. Geyer of Meriden Will
speak. The singing both morning
4 and afternoon will be under the lead
ership of Prof. Samuel Tracy.
Miss Bessie Campbell Of 224 West
Laurent street and Mr.. Merton French
/ of 1904 Quincy street, members of the
graduating class of the high school,
took rank second for scholarships out
of a class of z.
The song service at the Baptist
church Sunday evening viii consist Of
solos by Master Harold Parr. Miss
/ Grace Boles and Miss Celia Smith;
ladies' quartette consisting of Miss
Grace Boles, Miss Ella Caldwell, Miss
May McNoun and Miss Edna Fraser
and Mrs. Charles Curtis; male quar-
tette including c. c. Berry, Bert Fra
ser, L. P. Fraser and Joe SMITH duet
by c. G. Berry and Miss Celia Smith,
land four anthems by the choir OF
twenty-five voices.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Petro and son
Kelsey went to Kansas City this after
moon to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
4oyt Mr.. Petro will return Sunday
but Mrs. Petro and son will be away
a week.
Notice-The members of North To-
peka camp No. 1243, NJ. w a, are
urged to be present at the hall at l p.
m. Sunday, June 4, to attend the me-
mortal services at the. Auditorium IN
a body. Team will please appear IN
uniform w. S. Eastman, V. c.; w.
L. Warmer. clerk.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-03
HUGHES AFTER IT.
Adjutant General After Pictures
of Predecessors.
His Purpose Is to Make Portrait
Gallery.
MITCHELL THE FIRST.
Civil War Soldier Had Military
Portfolio in 1861.
Many Interesting Characters
Included in List.
LITCHELL THE FIRST.

Adjutant General J. W. F. Hughes
is preparing to leave behind him in
the Office at the state house which he
now occupies trophy similar to that
which he left in the Office of mayor
of Topeka when he was obliged to
surrender that position. He is col
lecting the photographs of all of his
predecessors in the Office of adjutant
general, and viii have them put in a
big frame to hang on the Office wall.
There viii be 81 photographs in
the collection when it is complete. Cen
eral Hughes has already secured all
but two or three of the pictures and
expects to get the others within a few
days. Some he obtained direct from
the former incumbents OF the Office
Others he secured from the relatives
Of his deceased predecessors, and some
Of the extremely early ones he secured
through the state historical society
The following is a complete list of the
men whose pictures will be in the
frame:
Robt B. Mitchell, 1861; Lyman Al
len, 1862; Chas. Chadwick, 1868;
GuiIdford Dudley, 1864; Cyrus K. Hol-
lday, 1865; T. J. Anderson, 1867; J. B.
McAfee, 1867; VIM S. Morehouse,
1870; David Whiteker, 1873; Chas. A.
Morris, 1876; II. T. Beman, 1873; P S.
Noble, 1888; Thos Moonlight. 1885;
A. B. Campbell, 1889; J. N Roberts.
1898; H. II. Artz, 1894; A. T. Davis,
1895; S. NJ. Fox, 1897-03; Hiram Allen,
1903; S. H. Kelsey, 1908; J. w. F.
Hughes, 1906.
Lyman Allen, the second man to hold
the job, was mixed up in all the early
Kansas troubles, and his name appears
frequently in the pages of legislative
transactions, etc. He built the first
bridge across the Kansas river at To-
peka. He was New York man, and
was born in 1928. He came to Kansas
in 1855, expecting to practice law. His
law library was burned up in the Free
State hotel at Lawrence. He was col
Onel of the First regiment of Kansas
volunteers in the civil war, also first
senator from Douglas county. Solon o
ond T. D. Thacher, in the Lawrence
Republican of 1859, say of him: ''Ir
person he is tall and well formed, and
weighs about 165 pounds. His eyes are
blue and his hair and beard black
which latter he wears full. He is now
81 years of age" The paper speaks OF
him as a great orator, not of the
imaginative" type, but one of the peo-
pie who could give and take hard licks
in an argument. He was one of the
people who organized Lawrence uni
| versity," now the state university, anC
/ was vice president Of the original cor
The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-03
NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave items for this column with Kim
pa4l Printing Co.. 912 N. Kansas avenueI
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Laurel Parks of Rossville and
Mr. Frank Crowl of Topeka which
VIII be solemnized Wednesday, June z,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joy of Rossville.
George Skinner has returned from
an extended stay in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. French, Mr.. Ed
Martin and daughter Fay of Silver
Lake and Mrs. G. Q. Shafer Of Men
oxen were in town last evening for the
high school graduating exercises at
the Auditorium.
J. H. Badger, formerly of Elmont
but who has been spending some time
with his daughter in Florida and an
other daughter at Fort Madison, is
visiting old Elmont and Topeka
friends for a short time. From here
he will go to Portland, Ore, for a
visit to another daughter.
Miss Jeanette Wolcott and Miss
Rieta Updegraff have returned from
Kansas City where they saw Julia
MarlOwe and Sothern in Romeo ano
Juliet They also attended the races.
Mr.. Asquith and family, who have
been living in Whiting, Kan, have re
turned to North Topeka and gone tC
housekeeping at lily Central avenue
Mr.. Asquith is a member of the firm
of Harrier & Asquith, manufacturer:
of artificial stone.
Marguerite, the little daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Scott of 1905 Cen
tra1 avenue, While playing yesterda!
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fell and dislocated her left arm at the
wrist and also broke one of the bones.
Cards have been received here to
the marriage of Miss Madeline Avis
Dale and Mr. COurtland Day Thurs
day, June Is. at Tucson, Ariz Mr..
Day is a nephew of DR.. and Mrs. T.
B. Reynolds and for several years
made his home in Topeka and attend
ed school.
Col and Mrs. Pennington Borden
arrived yesterday and are the guests
of Mrs. Borden's brother, Dr. T. B.
Reynolds and family of 1107 Jackson
street. Col. Borden, who has been
stationed in New York in command
of the Twenty-fourth United States in
fantry, has been transferred to Fort
Hastings, near Helena, Mont, and is
now en- route to that fort. Col. and
Mrs. Borden will tomorrow be the
guests of their brother-in-laW and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Root Of
the Silver Lake neighborhood and Will
later visit Fort LeavenWorth. Col
Borden has Travelled extensively and
for a number of years was stationed
in the Philippines.
There will be a special meeting of
the Argonauts this evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Curtis, sos Van
Buren street, at which time the plans
for the annual picnic will be arranged.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
there will be preaching at II o'clock
P. q. at o'clock. In the evening at
8 O'Clock there will be a song service
by Mr. Van Ness choir, at which time
Master Harold Parr wiz sing. Every
body invited
Miss Julia Byrns of st. ,Marys is
visiting the family Of John Sash of
Shorey
The regular preaching services will
be held at the Christian church to-
morrow. The Children's day exercises
will be given at the Sunday school
hour, 9:45 a. m.
Mr.. G. W Gatchel arrived this
morning from Las Vegas to join his
wife who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Wizer of
Jackson street. for the past month
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Mrs. Jeanette Wilson
and Mr.. Ed Stoekand. a contractor of
North Yakima, Wash, at which place
they will make their home
At the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd tomorrow there viii be a celebra-
ton of the holy eucharist at II
O'Clock Sunday school at 1915 and
evening prayer with sermon at 8