Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-03-01

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E. Gross spent Sunday with his
folks at Chanute.
J.B. Lockwood of lola 10 n new
druggist at the Morrow.Carney
store.
Mr.. Elizabeth Horton has return
ed from a visit with her son ut Lu-
cas-, Kansas.
L. ]. Buckner left Monday night
for Minneapolis. He will be gone
about ten days.
Ezra Henshaw left Sunday night
for his home at Bloomington, Ill.
He will be back to the big reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. il. Masters have
returned from their tour OF the
South as guests Of the Long'Beii
Lumber company.
The .. E. S. ladies will aerve a
pie dinner in the banquet
room of the Masonic Temple, March
8; hours 5 to Z. The public 10 cor
daily invited.
For SALE.-First Mortgages pay
ing better than six per cent interest.
A Absolutely cafe, better than cav.
ings bank. See L. H. Waite, office
of Baxter Mining Co.
Capt. aud Mrs. NJ. II. Eastman
have been enjoying q visit from
their nephew, Frank G. Woods, OF
Girard, III. Mr.. Woods returned to
Illinois Sunday night.
Frank Botefuhr of Pittsburg was
here Saturday and made a contract
for some advertising in this paper.
His advertisement about pianos
will be found in another place.
Elmer Huffman was here Sunday
from Galena. He tells us he is 60
ing TO thoroughly drill the Henley
farm northeast Of town. He expects
10 begin work about the fret OF
April.
Put your money into a safe In
First Mortgage on a man
ufacturing plant paying better than
SIX per cent beats savings bank.
See l.. II. Watts, Office of Baxter
Co.
Chaunc.y Summers fine pacing
stallion, Lee H, sold for 81 900, or 81
per pound, instead of$l0 per pound,
as has been stated. The purchaser
was very fortunate in securing the
horse for the money.
The latest news about the coal
strike is that there will be no strike.
We certainly hope the two factions
will get together. A coal strike iust
At this time would put a crimp in
the mining business in the lead ana
Zinc district.
G. W. Wiee, an old time Baxterite,
was here last Friday enroute TO his
home in Moline, Ill. He had been
nut to Melrose to visit his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Geo. Walker. Mr.. Wise ie
we'll. He says he is travel
ing for the Moline Plow Company.
Nothing more secure than First
No absolutely safe in
pays better interest than
First Mortgages. now have for
sale Fret Mortgages paying more
than six per cent interest. L. II.
Watts, Office of the Baxter Mining
Company.
Henry Bum, who runs a chilli
stand under the Odd Fellows hall
lust north of the Hotel Baxter,
brought to this Office Tuesday lot
of his famous chilli. 1t was fine,
too, as good as we have ever tasted
Henry lie doing a big chilli onsi-
ness these days.
Frank Brown of Omaha was here
the fore part of the week. Mr.
Bro own is one of the owners OF the
On aha, in which big lead strike
has recently been made. A contract
has been let for a modern mill on
the property, and work on it Is 60
ing to be rushed. The Omaha has
been on "velvet" for long time.
The sermon delivered by Rev. Att
water of Blue Rapids, Kansas, at
St. Marks Episcopal chapel last
evening was very interest
ing and there was very good sized
out 10 hear him. Arrange
ments are being made to have reg
ular services at St. Marks. Sundy
school every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Your children will be welcome.