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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
SCOTS
EN- VISION

and it cures the cold. That's
what is necessary. soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
1t drives out the inflammation !:
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold.
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT s BOVINE, 4oe s rsa,l s Street
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
The Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
inAamed and irritated; YOU
cough, and there is more irrita
tlon-more coughing. You take
cough mixture and it eases the
lrrltatlon-for while. You take
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29

Several weeks ago Gus Rieke of
Fairfax invented a peculiar sort of
pump, to be used in draining the
slough back of his residence. The
pump is operated by a wind mill
and handles considerable water in
the course of day, but altho it is
working overtime the weather man
has so far kept the invention from
even holding its own.
Quite a sensation was created in
railroad circles at Willmar when an
engineer and a conductor, two of
the oldest men on the Willmar divi-
sion Of the Great Northern, were
suspended. The men were let out
on account of intoxication. The
engineer was known to have been
drunk few days ago when he went
out with a train. The conductor had
not been drinking much, but he was
let out for the reason that he went
out with the engineer, knowing that
the latter was drunk. pIt is under
stood that the officials of ithe road
are making crusade against offend
ers OF this nature and a large num-
Der of men have been decapitated
during the. past two months.
The organization of national
bank in Granite Falls stirred up the
old town considerable, according to
the Trib. The incorporators:include
some of the BEST ''pushers' in
Granite, among them being D. A.
McLarty, 0. H. Sorlien, H. H. Sor-
lien, T. H. Sorlien and A. E. Batch
elder. The name will be the First
National Bank of Granite Falls and
the capital stock will be S25, 900, all
of which has been paid in. D. A.
McLarty is president, O. H. Sorlien
vice-president, Mr.. Batchelder cash
Ter and 7. H. Sorlien assistant. The
bank also involves the consolidation
of the Western State and the Sc
curity banks of that city. The cor
poration has already secured govern
ment bonds to protect its circulation.
Editor Asa Wallace of the Fairfax
Standard indirectly gets in boom
for A. L. Cole, Republican candidate
for governor, and good roads push
err, by kicking on Renville roads.
Here is his kick: The editor of this
paper has had occasion to travel
around few over the roads of
Minnesota, and when it comes down
-blooded and incompetent sta
ton agents as far as the public's
welfare is concerned, those with
whom we have come in contact at
various points along : the Hastings
and Dakota branch of the Milwau-
kee running thru Hector, Bird
Island, etc., certainly take the cake.
1t would pay the company to send
these fellows over in this section and
let them spend some time at any of
the towns near Fairfax in order that
they might get an inkling as to the
proper duties of their calling.
Here is case Of "trouser identi-
fcation" from the columns of the
Dawson Sentinel: The knives, razors
and shears stolen from H. H, On
stad's hardware store more than a
year ago were found by the merest
accident Monday. They had been
hid in the lower part of the F,aole
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29

SCOTT s BOVINE, 4oe s rsa, rs Street
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
STEAMER EXCELSIOR SAILS
Returns from tbe Westward and De.
 parts for Seattle

Steamer Excelsior arrived in port Tuesday morning and sailed for Seldovia at :, taking seven passengers, five horses, and small cargo of mer- merchandise. She brought 2S cabin and 22 steerage passengers to Seward.
 The horses belong to Eugene Bar tholf, who is going on a mining eXpe- dition to the interior. He did not come on the boat and his brother, w. E. Bartholf of Seward, went to Seldo- via to arrange for the care of the ami mals.
 The Excelsior returned from Sel. dovia Thursday morning and sailed four hours later for Seattle. She took small number of cabin passengers and a larger list in the steerage. Part of the latter were bound for Eyak.
 The Excelsior brought six passen- gers from Seldovia, who were booked for Seattle. Among them were the Fitzpatrick Brothers and Joseph Ma tuska, who recently lost a $500 pros pectors' outfit by the capsizing of their boat in the Susitna river and barely escaped with their lives.
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Russia Faces Another Crisis

St. Petersburg, June 1.-The legiS- lative tangle continues and the Daily Rech predicts the downfall of the Goremykin ministry on account of the controversy over the agrarian question, upon which it is understood to be divided.
 The czar promises 10 cease eNecu- tions until parliament disposes of the pending measure for their permanent abolition.
 Elections in the Caucasus show that they are going strongly in favor of the social democrats.
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Mining Expert Arrives

William H. Radford a noted Cali fornia mining engineer, who repre- sents the California syndicate which now owns the Crow Creek Placer Min ing Company's property, came to Seward on the Excelsior. He went to Crow creek soon afterw ard with w. G. Jack to inspect present operations. He examined the property year ago and made favorable report which led to it's purchase by the California sym nicate
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Cuts Seward Down Fine

The call for the Republican territor- ial convention has arrived in Seward and shows that this town is allotted only delegates instead of 4, as wired from Juneau the day the call was made. Hope and Sunrise are each given one delegate. A perusal of the call indicates that the apportionment was made by men from Nome, Juneau and Valdez. A copy is posted up in the local post office.
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Presents Old Cannon to Seward

The steamer Bertha brought an old Russian cannon to Seward, a present to the town from Mrs. w. G. Wharf of Seldovia. Only the gun remains, very rusty, the carriage having dis, appeared long ago. A government report says the cannon is known to have been in the neighborhood of Sel- dovia in l7l6. It is about three feet long and of about finch bore. The inside of the rim is larger.
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SEWARD STEAMERS

Portland; sailed from Seattle 10th; from Juneau 18th.
 Santa Ana; sails from Seattle l6th. Santa Clara; sailed for Seattle Sth. Bertha; sailed for Seattle 9th. Excelsior; sailed fot Seattle l4th. Dora: sailed westward Both.
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Seattle Headuuarters

All Alaskans going to Seattle or business or for other purposes arc cordially invited to have their mai addressed to themselves in care of the Industrial Bureau of the Alaska Cen tral Railway Company, Lumber Ex change Building, Seattle, Wash, and to make the Bureau their headquarters while in that city.
 Alaska Central Railway Co.
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JAIL FIGHT RESTORES
 SPEECH TO DUMB MAN
By Cable 70 The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, June II - Lewis Pike, a vagrant prisoner in the city jail, who had been dumb fifty years, in a fight with other prisoners in the jail yesterday suddenly recovered his speech. He had been in Seattle ten years, always using a pencil and paper for communication. His recovery seems to be permanent.
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Fairbanks News Sold

Late Seattle papers state that the Fairbanks News was sold just before the fire to w. J. Raymond, E. s. Bunch and Frank J Cutter, we'll known Seattle newspaper men. The former owner was R. J. McChesney, who is going to Europe. The fire de- stroyed the printing plant but new one has been purchased.
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THROW BOMB
 AT PROCESSION
Russian Anarchists Kill Many Christians With Missile and
 Then Mob Jews.
ny cable to rne paily eateway.

"5 V'7T71V 70 7--'7 77'--1 ''E-''
 Bialystoll, Russia, June i5-Anar- chists threw a bomb into a Corpus Christi procession yesterday and killed and wounded many Christians. The mob then attacked the Jews, murder ed hundreds, and rioted among their stores destroying great quantities of property and throwing goods into the streets Troops fired on Jews fleeing from their stores and homes.
 Fighting still continues this morning and no serious effort seems to be made by the authorities to quell the dis order.
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Steamer Portland Sails

Seattle, June ll-Steamer Portland sailed last night for Seward and way ports on the inside passage with 225 passengers and a heavy freight cargo. The City of Seattle sailed for Skagway with 400 passengers, nearly all bound for the interior.
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Finds Burning Hull of Schooner

Seattle, June l6- Steamer Asuncion arrived this morning with the report that she encountered off Destruction island the burning hull of the gasoline schooner Argus, showing evidence of violent explosion. No trace of any of the crew was found and it is be- lieved that all were blown up with the schooner and killed. The Argus was an American schooner of +l0 tons,
 bound to Port Gamble from San Fran
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Beats Servant to Death

Sioux Falls, s. D., June l3-The wife of Moses Kaufman, millionaire brewer of this city, was arrested today for beating a servant girl, Agnes Potries, so severely that the girl died. The woman has an ungOvernable temper.
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Bryan Thinks Douma Will Win

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 St. Petersburg, June l5-William J. Bryan was on the floor of the douma during the session yesterday. He eX- presses the belief that parliament will finally win in it's struggle with the old remime
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FlIipinos Murder Officials

Washington, D. C., June l5-Gen. Wood confirms the report of the mur. der of Lieut.. Bloom, governor of the province of Davao in the Philippines, and Benwimine Christiaon, govern ment farm foreman, by natives with whom they stayed over night. The bodies of both victims were hacked with knives. Troops are securing the neighboring mountains in search of the asSasSins
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Edith Sails for Nome
Bank Officers Arrested

Spokane, June 5-President Swan son and Cashier Cure of the Washing ton State Bank of this city, which failed recently, were arrested today upon the charge of receiving deposits after they knew the bank to be insol-
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Michigan Makes Nominations

Detroit, June l3-FOr the first time Michigan made party nominations for all offices at a direct primary election yesterday, under the new law enacted by the last legislature. The Republi- cans nominated Governor Fred M. Warner, and the Democrats nominated against him Woodbridge Ferris of Big Rapids, who was the Democratic nominee against Warner two years aUO.
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today not to call up at this session the report recommending the unseating of Senator Shoot of Utah.
 Shoe Contract Stirs Up Fuss
 Washington, D. C., June l4-Lafean of Pennsylvania offered resolution in the house yesterday afternoon calling upon the navy department to show why it awarded a shoe contract to a California house at 8 higher rate than was bid by other firms.
 Cutter Perry Coming North
 Washington. D. C., June l4 The revenue cutter Perry was ordered to- day to proceed to Northern Alaska waters and patrol there this summer to prevent peIagic seal poaching.
 Hinchinbrook to Get $I25,OOO
 Washington, D. C., June 1.-The conference committee on the naval appropriation bill voted today to in- crease to Sl25, ,OOO the recommendation for an appropriation for light house on Hinchinbrook island, at the entrance to Prince William sound, Alaska. It eliminates the provision for a light vessel to patrol off the entrance to the strait of Juan de Fuca.
 A. ii. Brooks Coming to Alaska
 Seattle, June l4-Alred II. Brooks, chief of the Alaska geological survey, will sail tonight for Skagway on the Humboldt to assume general super vision of the geological parties work ing in Alaska this summer.
 Edith Sails for Nome
 Seattle, June l5-Steamship Edith will sail for Nome this afternoon. The Humboldt sailed last night for Skag- way with a large passenger list for the interior Alfred II. Brooks, head of the Alaska geological survey, was on board.
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warship COlIIdes With Steamer

Amsterdam, June l5-The Dutch warship Piethein arriving today re- ports that she collided in fog with the Belgian steamer MueSselatters ard that the latter sunk with her crew. In the darkness the warship was una ble to extend aid to the wrecked .-,-.,1
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To LoOk Up Evidence On Adams

Seattle, June l2 - Superintendent Leach of the San Francisco mint ar- rived today to secure evidence to be used in the trial of George F. Adams, the assay office embezzler. He says there is no doubt of the conviction of Adams or of the ultimate recovery of -tnn stnlnn rnnnnN
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Big Fire at Baltimore

Baltimore, June 1S- Fire on the water front at midnight destroyed the Savannah dock and several barges. The loss was S2,OOO,OOO.
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Minnesota Indorses Nelson

Duluth, June 1.-The Republican state convention today indOrsed U. <. Senator Knute Nelson for reelection, and nominated A. l.. Walker for governor.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Try tO Get Easy Honey

Washington, D. C., June l2 An effort was made in the senate yesterday to allow am appropriation of Sl5O,OOO to ten lawyers for purported service in opening the Colville reservation in the state of Washington. Strong oppoSi- ton was developed, Clay, Bailey and Tilman declaring that no real Ser- vices had been rendered.
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MI. Hecnmes senat0r

Baltimore. June 9 EN-Scnator and Ex-Governor William rnkuey Whyte wa, appointed today by Gov. Warheld -o succeed ,he late Senator German. He will serve until the next legjSIa- -ure meets
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To Pass Up Shoot Case

Washington, D. C., June 1.-The senate committee on elections decided
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Passes Alien Fisheries Bill

Washington. D. l.. June % The house passed che Alaska alien fisheries bill yesterday afternoon. iJ prohibits foreigners from fishing in Alaska waters and t, aimed particularly at the Ilnln-.-
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Yellow Fever Appears

New Orleans, June l2-Three cases of yellow fever are in quarantine on Ship island. They were taken in several days ago but the fact has just been learned today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16

Hamilton. Ontario, June 9-A torna- do yesterday ranpd forty buildings m this city and ttu -roa. damage to fruit Orchard trees by thousands Were destroyed.
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Thought to Be Kidnapped Boy

Bonneville. Mo-. June 9 X 5-ycar old boy was shipped u here yester- day from San Antonio, Texas, and there Was uJ oug Co mee, him but tt Is understood that a woman in New York claims him and say, his name ], Willis Ferris. He answers closely the de- scriptiou Of prewitt Baker, who mys- teriously disappeared from Eagle uar- Dor, near Seattle in May 1904, and was believes Co have been kidnapped.
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Passes Alaska Coal Land Bill

Washington, D. C., June l3-The senate passed the bill authorizing as signees of Alaska coal land locations to make entries nnder the general coal land laws. The law is applicable to Alaska only. Senator SpoOner gave mo- tice of motion to reconsider here after.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Thinks S25,OOO Too Much

Washington, D. C.. June ll-On a point of order raised by John Sharp Williams in the house Saturday after noon the appropriation of S25,OOO for presidential travelling expenses was held up. Williams said it was simply an attempt to raise the presidential salary by indirect means. He said he was willing to pay all legitimate travelling expenses of the president but was opposed to a lump appropriation. Will Hams said he favored a rise in the salaries of the vice president, and of senators and representatives.
 Coburn Refuses SenatOrship
 Topeka, June Il-Foster D. COburn of Kansas City refuses the appoint ment to the vacant U. s. senatorship rendered him by Gov. HOch, to sue ceed Senator Burton, resigned. The governor has offered it to A. w.. Benson of Ottawa.
 Special Guards for POntiff
 Rome, June Flour hundred spec
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Passes Alaska Fisheries Bill
To Locate Refugees tn AIaska

Seattle, June l3-R. B. Markle of San Francisco is a passenger on the steamer Portland. He is going to Alaska to seek location for a colony of refugees from the earthquake and fire and will investigate the Panama valley.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Poisoned by Batting Pic

Portland .w. Thirty employees of he por..m. Oau0a-e Company were poisoned ng eating u.. purchased From baker T..m. persons were No.Non- uU also b. eating ..r.~ n the '.N b5wdu4noa-. bought from the ,m' place. wn. Hives u. a. were saved by
 ewc,t.,. Analysis Q. the pastry show eu tn. mu,ou,. 0. arsenic One pie contained ,l grains. !, l, supposed that tine arsenic wa, mistaken for
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Father Thinks Boy Is tis

Seattle, June 9-R. D. Baker re- ceived today a description of the boy held at Bonneville, Missouri, and be- Heves that the boy is his son. The de- scription tallics and the Bonneville boy is about the size Prewitt Baker should be now.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16

ial police officers guarded the Pontiti and the Vatican all day yesterday be- cause it had been learned that many anarchists had arrived in the city. On a report from Paris that plot has been formed to dope the papal guard in order to gain access to the interior of the Vatican the special guard will continue.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Asks Congress for Aid

Sacramento, June 1.-The legiSla- ture Saturday evening passed a reSolu- tiou appealing to congress to make a federal loan of SlO,OOO,OOO to San Francisco Go aid in rebuilding the city. Jt is declared that insurance compa- nies will not pay much of the losses and that it will be a long time before a settlement is made with the com panies. The resolution will be pre- sented in congress today. It was wired 10 Washington yesterday.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16
Statehood Bill Passes

Washington D. C., June l2-fhc conference agreement on the statehood bin passed both houses yesterday alter noon. Ir admits Oklahoma and Indian territory as one state and allows Ari- lona and New Mexico ro vote ou the question of joint statehood at the delc- ugf. election in November.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-16

Paris June ll-It is reported here that the Castellanes may become reconciled. The countess desires that her sons may have the benefit of their fathers title while growing up. Its value would be impaired if they should not live with him.
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Rome, June Flour hundred spec
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
DAY TO Be RRsPRCTRD.
Obssrvanos Of Decoration Day VIM
30 in Harmony With Event.

Observance Of Decoration Day VIM
30 In Harmony With Event.
IRON Tuesdays Daily.]
The old soldiers learned with sad
ness through the city papers that May
SOsh, our national memorial DAY, 10
to be made gala day for Abilene BY
parAdss Of bands, shows, merry'go'
rounds, etc. We enter our protest
against such use Of the day made
sacred by service to our country at
tended with privation, sacrifice and
death Of the boys in blue and whose
memory we would revere not In the
midst Of tumult and confusion but in
sacred, solemn memories and acts.
A committee Of G. A. r. was ap'
pointed to wait on bis honor the
mayor, and his council. praying that
the city be not disgraced and honored
service forgotten. The result OF this
waiting was an excellent proclam''
ton from the mayor, q hearty en-
dorsement Of our plea by the council
also very earnest expression OF Gym
psthy from Mr.. PArker's assurance oil
his disapproval of any dissipation Oh
the day for any purpose, and pledge
to use his influence to secure q proper
observance Of the same.
MIR. DarnAby expressed himself as
in harmony with our petition and that
the arrangements had been made ana
pledges given to the community and
surrounding towns to display n''
entertainment, could and would &C.
cord the hours from 10 q. m. to P
M. unmolested to Decoration services
He also profered the use Of his band
and oroheStra with his large tent ID
which 10 render the GRAFTON. Thus
harmonious conclusion has beer
reached and accepted with the hop
that henceiorth fair Abilene will OBJ
serve the SOth Of May for the sake o
its solemn duties, wherein all ne
, citizens may participate and tn
! whole day be kept sacred. We trus
that all other amusemsnts contem
plated on this day will accord us tn
same courtesy as Mr.. Parker. B
o,d.r NJ G. A. R. COMMITTEE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
Commencement Week.
nRAnE EXERCIHEe.

Closing programs will be given In
the grade rooms OF the Abilene Puolic
schools Friday afternoon June lst'
beeiuning st 200 p. m. Parents are
requested to visit the rooms and hear
the closing exercises of the year.
Teachers will be glad to welcome q
large mum Der OF patrons.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Commencement exercises will be
held in the seelye theatre Friday eve
ming, June LIST. An admission fee oil
% cents for all - years OF age OF
over and is cents for those under IL
wears will be charged.
Tickets on sale at usual place at
4. M, Friday morning. No extr'
charge for reserved seats. Door,
open 1880 p. m. Program Begin
s:l6 sharp. Rev. DR.. s. s. Estey VII
address the class on the subject eth
Modern Hercules" Mr.. Estey is
public speaker OF great merit and hi
address will be worth twice the 10
Tor the whole exercises.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
Graduated With Honor.

Miss May Flenner returned from
Liberty, Mo-, whore she was gradual,
ad last week from the Liberty Ladies
College. Miss Flenner made re-
markable record, completing the COL
legs course in two years. being accord,
ed some special credits on entrance and
doing summer work. She is one o,
Abllene's brightest young ladies and
her splendid work in college, follow
ing her equally capable record in toe ..
Abilene high school, is highly CreOl'
table to her.
Misses Bessie Faulkner and Emily
Hall were her guests during com
mencement week and are now WISH
ing in Ka nsas City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
HONOR TO VETERANS.

Memorial Sunday Service Wsr'
Largely Attended
The Memorial Sunday services held
In the Grace Reformed church at 3:SO
n. m. we're attended BY 9 Congrega'
tion that filled the church to standing
room. The G. A. R. and W. 4. Q.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31

occupied seats in the center OF the
church and the pastors, OF the CITY
took part in the services
The opening prayer was by Rev Il.
N. Evans; Adjutant H. A. Keve read
the roll Of honor; Rev. F. BergstresSer
read the Battle Hymn of Reformation
the choir with Mrs. H. L. Humphrey
at the organ sang and the post chap
lain pronounced the benediction'
Rev. s. E. Belts. pastor OF th'
Methodist church delivered the ser
mon.
The sermon was an excellent one
marked by patriotism and eloquen
tributes to the soldiers OF the CiVl
War. The speaker deprecated tn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-31
A High School Party.

The Seniors and faculty OF the
high school were entertained Friday
evening by Miss Ruby Johnt7, Miss
Abbic Hobble and Miss Efie Martin
At the home Of Miss Johntz' The
class colors, blue and white' were
seen in the decorations and hand
painted place cards ornamented the
tables. Miss Gleissner and Misi
Grace Goodwin won the prizes al
.Panic." A three course supper was
served late in the evening. 1t wal
one Of the most enjoyable events o
the commencement season.