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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
TRUNKS.
COAL. AND WOOD.

LONG TIME AGO A LONG MAN
started the wood business; to-day he Is
known Tar and wide as the Wood Man
of Richmond. He sells good wood; he
delivers promptly: his wood is N. c. II.
Pine: your ne!ghbor won't have any
other. He has sold 1t eight years-half
cord mixed. $3.50. 1901 West Broad.
phone 1863; Bowe and Marshall. phone
1920. E. T. LONG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS.

- MICH Easier TO BE SUITED IF
Won make your selection from com
pete stock. We have the most COM
plete stock Of awning in the South;
also large line Of tents and flags. H. E.
COPELAND CO., los N. Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MA sor
earn good income corresponding III ~,
newspapers; experience unneSSxsNsnniff .
Send for paticulars. PRESS S1NDA-
CATE, I1ockport, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

BOY TO RUN PYRAMIDS. HAkE HIM
self useful in store or Office; chance 10
advance to store salesman; also bright
hoy about rs. Apply at once. in person
only, SOUTHERN STAMP AND
STATIONERY co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: new system only eight weeks re-
uuired; wages Saturdays; tools donated:
board provided $40 weekly guaranteed
when through. Write for catalogue
MOLER'S BARBER CoLLEGE,s 131
Prince street. New York city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

FOUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN LOTS,
12O feet front, 49, feet. deep; half block
from car line. For sale cheap to quick
buyer on easy terms. singly or together.
Address *. 12i. care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13
FLAT WANTED.

TO RENT A FLAT OF FIVE OR SIX
rooms south of Broad street, between
Adams and Seventh street. Address
l.. X. S., 4o5 East Broad =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

WANTEb-.A RELIABLE MAN WITH
several boys who can milk cows; one
good salary. Apply to RENNlE
DAIRY CO. 600 North Seventh street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

FOR sALE--19 LOTS. 500 FEET FRONT.
on splendid 60-foot avenue: one block
from street car: Mt less than So per foot,
on easy. terms: owner NONRESIDENT ana
must sell at half value Apply to L.
32S care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

WANTED SEVERAL SOLICITORS
for the sale of high class suburban
real estate; guaranteed salary and COM
mission If desired; opportunity to make
$50 per month upward to good men.
Apply S. l.. SNOWDEN, 1903 East Main
street, between and 10 a. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

WANTED REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist qualified to take head of prescrip-
ton department.: give expericuce tes-
timonals and salary desired Address
McCRUM DRUG CO, Lexington, Va
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKED
IAUF. 70 West Main Street.
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FINE UPHoLSTERlNG.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
holstered like new. Nice box and other
Cuuches, our own make; prices reason
able. JACOB UMLAUF. 76 w. Main
Street.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
BAKERY.

THaEE- POUND JELLY ROLL, s5C.:
2-pound Pound Cakes for DR.: 2-pouni
Citron Cskes. Sc; Cream Puffs, 2Oc. Il
dozen. 1884 N. Sixth. DRINKARD'S. F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-13

WANTED-AN ASSISTANT CLERK
with experience; must furnish best ref
erences from last employer. Call be-
tween 3 and +. NJ. DAVIS HOTEL,
1929 East Main street.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Deeds Recorded.

III. Crowcl and wife to +. =. Sub
lingcr and W. d. Sullingcr. 2i7 acres.
consideration 1926,
u. W. Todd and wife 20 r. p. Sullin.
ger and W. d. Sullnger. 90 acres for
500.
Err. Williams and wife 20 T.. r..
Weldon, "a acres. $500.
A. a. Dcboc and wife to W. 7. Oak.
ley. lot In Walkers addition 10 the
town Of Marion. $3.50.
John Bethel Perry TO Aver Land &
Tie Co, timber on 90 acres. si7b.
Sullingcr Bros. TO Aver Land & Tie
Co. timber rights on sl1 acres. Slci.
r. h. Dycus and wife to u. T.. Allen,
lot in DycusburV, SS5.
Spicard heirs TO W. r. Order, their
undivided interest in tract Of lane
$3.50.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
no EXCUSE FOR ClTlRRH
Worst Cases Quickly Cured by Breath
Ing HyOmeL Guaranteed by Haynes
4 Taylor.

There Is rally not the slightest vN.
cusc Tor any one having catarrh, now
that Hyomci Is 50 widely known and 81
easily obtained. The worst cases OF
catarrh are quickly cured, SIMPLY by
breathing the remedy through the pock.
ct inhaler that comes with every outfit.
The complete outfit, consisting of q
neat pocket inhaler, a medicine drop
per. and a bottle Of lyomei costs only
one dollar. while extra bottles can b,
obtained for 80 cents. making llyomc
the most economical. as well a. IN,
most reliable method for curing ca
tarrh.
Haynes a Taylor positively guarantee,
a cure when llyomci is used in'acoord
ancc with dire ,tions, or they will re
fund the purchase price.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
A. S. CAVENDAR MOVED
Popular Dry Goods Store Moves Into
Larger Quarters.

The A. S. Cavendar dry goods store
Is moving from the corner Of Main and
Salem into the large new store RON
adjoining the Hina Hardware Co.
This change was made desirable, as
well as Necessary. because u the in
creased business done by the popular
and well known house and the reduc-
ton In insurance rate in the new block.
The new quarters are large and con-
vcnient and will enable Mrs.. Cavcndar
10 display her large stock Of goods 10
an advantage that was impossible m
the old building. She invites her Gus.
toners To cali and inspect her new
Place Of business.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Warming!
To Tax Payers Of Crit.
tGndGn County.

The tax books Tor 1905 are now ready
and will take pleasure in issuing you
a tax receipt. AZ the last session of
the legislature great changes were
made in the law governing NAc eollee-
ton OF taxes. and refer you to the
following sections ot the new rcycnc
bill passed by the last legislature;
ART. VIII. SEC. ~. AN State,
county and district taxes. except as
otherwise specially provided, shall be
due and payable on or ritter the first
day Of March after the assessment
and all taxpayers whose taxes are not
I paid on the first day Of November after
the same are due shall be deemed de-
I linqucnt. and such taxes shall bear in
tcrcst at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum from the first day Of November
after they are due until paid. and any
person or persons failing to pay their
taxes by the frst day Of November In
the year following the assessment for
such taxes. shall pay a penalty ot six
per ccnium additional on taxes due
and unpaid. The sheriff or collector
whose duty Il is to receive or collect
the taxes hall collect the interest and
penalty and account for the same in the
same way VI which they are required 90
collect and account for the taxes"
Sections q and - say, ia part
within fifteen days after November
frs, tax warrants will be issued by the
County Clerk directing the sheriff to
sell property and collect all delinquent
taxes. A six per cent. penalty goes on
all unpaid taxes after November frs,
Ind In addition q this the same bears
interest at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum. also the cost Of advertising,
clerks fees. etc. The sheriff is subject
to a penalty OF from SiOO TO 500 for
each failure tocollcct taxes az required
by this law"
hope that YOU will help me 10 com
ply with the law, as Il will be moro
pleasant for all concerned and prohta'
bic 20 you.
IF. FLASARY, S. c. c.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
.SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES.

BY virtue Of Taxes due the county Of
Crittenden and Jas. W. Lamb, ex-
sheriff, amounting 10 the sum Of s.
!, or one of my deputies will, on Mon
day, the 18th day OF June. 1906, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock II. M,
and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house
door in Crittenden county, KY, expose
TO PUBLIC SALE, TO the highest bid
der, for cash in hand. the following
property Tor 80 much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy the amount Of
taxes due aforesaid and costs) to-wit;
Theo. Vosier. lot in Dycusburg,
tax 1905 and costs $4SO
Travis heirs, 80 acres near Sam
| Asher, tax 1906 and costs, 3 80
Adams, j. f., l6 acres near Ri
ley Brasher. tax 1903. 1904
and 1906 and costs, 795
Sunderland. f.. NJ, l6 acres
near T. p. HOrd, tax 1905 and
costs, 40
Miles, Richard, 200 acres near
+. T. Barnett farm, tax 1906
and costs. SO On
Anderson, Mrs. Cassie. lot in
Weston, tax 1905 and costs. 27i
Rawlins heirs, lot in Weston,
tax 1905 and costs, 26
Clark, ID. r., 100 acres near W.
II. Woolf, tax 1905 and costs, 60
Brooks, Chas.. col. ~ acres
Near W. Mansfield. lax 1904
and 1906 and costs. Gil
I Hubbard & Gooch. OF 237 acres
near Jas. Carter. tax 1906
and costs. IL q
Ycakey. iRobt L., 90 acres near
Norman Hoover, tax 1895 and
costs. ii q
Stations. Aleck A., 2seres near
T. J. Hamilton, tax 1905 and
costs, 10
Lewis. Robt. f.. lot in Weston,
tax 1895 and costs, 3S
Stone, Harvey. col. Is acres
near W. c. Hamilton, tax 1895
and costs. %
This 18th day Of May. 1906.
JAS. w. LAMB. Ex-SheriT.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Deadly Serpent Bites

are as common in India as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter there is a sure remedy. Electric
Bitiers. the great restorative medicine,
Of which S. A. Brown. Of Bcnnottsville.
s. G., says They rcstoredmy wife TO
perfect health, after years Of suffering
with dyspepsia and ehronIeally torpid
liver" Electric Bitters cure ehills and
fever. malaria. biliousness. lame back,
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold onguaran,ee by Haynes q Taylor,
druggist. Price Soc.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
new mining Com.
PANY INCORPORATED
The Columbus Mining Company Takes
Over Valuable Property.

This week witnessed the closing OF
another mining deal.
Mr.. W. ]. Phillips, Of Columbus,
Ohio, and nineteen associates form the
above styled company and set aside
$40. 900 as a fund to draw from in their
mining operations.
They bought the mineral right to Il
acres Of Mr.. Willis Lynn's farm known
az The Smart plsee near the old Column
bia mire paying therefor 5000 in
cash.
This property Is very valuable and
carries the Columbia lead They viii
begin operations Immediately and have
employed NJ Grant Davidson to look
after the work.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
/cherry Ice at Haynes 6 Taylor's.

L/Cherry Ice at Haynes & Taylor's'
Hry Orange Ice at Haynes & Tay-
Hor's.
Rev. ]. W. Bigham returned to Dor
tow, Florida. Tuesday.
Mr.. David Clark, Of Clarksvl'Ie'
Tenn, was here this week.
Mrs. 7. S. C. Elder is recovering
from hard spell Of sickness and is
able to sit up some.
| Born TO the wife Of K. ID. Dreseher
on Wednesday, June G, a fine boy
Both mother and child are doing well.
! iAdies see our o and 10 cent counter.
Nc have some great bargains
Hicklin Bros.
z. A. Bennett. Rev. T. A. Conway,
Miss Muriel Freeman and J. NJ. Free
man attended the decoration at New
Bethel Wednesday of last week
Mr., Walter Walker and wife. OF
Grand Junction. are expected here next
week 10 spend four or five days with
relatives.
The c. 7. Sunday School went on q
picnicing excursion last Friday out on
Pinoy About seyen,y-hye were In the
party and the day was spent most
pleasantly.
F. JuKusfohs was in the city Mon
day. lie has finished his preliminary
work In Caldwell county and has gone
TO Lyon county TO put In soveFa! seek;
/ in preliminary work
Mrs. F. W. Loving. who has beer
visiting friends here for several weeks
returned TO Paducah Monday. She ex
poets 20 return 20 Denver. Colorado
the first Of July.
Rev. Hummell, Of Princeton, KY.
will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday morning Rev. MeAfe'
will 40 TO Carrsyille. Ny. and occupy
the pulpit Of Rev. Smithson.
Mrs. II. X. Woods and j. G. Roch
ester wall attend the annual meeting o
the woman's Foreign Missionary Soei
ETY. which eonyenes in Henderson Of
the sth inst. Miss Maud Flanary vii
also attend. she being the delegai
from the Childrcn's Missionary Societ.
at this place.
Mesdames Thos. Clifton and Il. =
Haynes last Thursday evening enter
tanned from 3 10 O'Clock at the HON
Of Mrs. Thos. Clifton on North Mai
ST. In honor Of the "As You Like
! Club" and the "Chau,auqua Literar
? and Scientific Circle" The handsom
room was beautifully decorated wit
, iiuw-r- and i-,t,s.i P-!g,.s. There wrr
several contests. Mrs. Finley winnin
the flower prize and Miss Lena Wood
the vegetable prize.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Advertised Letters.

The following Is a list Of undeliycrcd
nail in the Marion. Ky, postoilice and
advertised May p. 1906:
LETTERS.
BRek, Mrs. Nora.
Castle. c. A.
Bremen, Mrs. Lucy.
Day. Mrs. Mollie.
Driver. Rev. G. w.
Goodlett. W. Vera.
Hughes. MeCree.
Hughes. VIII. G)
Rowland. Albert
llossace. =.
Johncs. Mrs. Hattie
Lancaster, Henry.
Logic. Miss Bertha.
Motifs. Mrs. Clara.
Lang. John.
Moore. Miss Bessie.
Phillips, Miss Salle.
simpson. DR.. c. $.
Panis. ]. NJ.
Smith. Rex.
Terrell. r. 4.
Thompson. Essic.
Walker. Bob.
Wyattc, G.. =.
POSTAL CARDS.
Anderson. Sallic.
Carpenter. G.
Hycr. Garry.
Hodgson. W. L.
Mosley. James.
Prathcr, Rev. c. II.
Paris. Mrs. Geo.
Shugart. Rev. G. W.
Williams, W, r.
Wander. VIM. H.
When calling for any " the aho'
mail please say advertised.
Gro. NJ CRpgg, Z. NJ.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Marion \. :. D. Route.

Noble 7, Hill, r. =. u. carrier,
makes the following report for Route
No. | for month Of May
Pieces Of mail delivered. si9g.
Stamp sales, TO5.
Pieces Of mail collected. 5lh.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08

For Sale-Two log wagons complete
with chains. canthook and swamphOoks,
Apply TO A. r. Hughes, Nation, KY.
tT-2t
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08

For sale. We win sell cheap fcr
cash a scholarship In the owensboro
Business University. For full partie ,
lars call az this Office.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
Mafrlale License.

Lafo hin TO Miss Gcrtic |. Hoover
William r. Birch TO Miss Essie Mas
Garrett
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-08
rLE RECORDS.

irl was in Princeton sun
)en Champion spent Sunday
biz returned to Paducah
ii was home sunday from
uess. of Tolu, was in town
)nce, OF sturgis, was on the
week.
Mr.. David Boaz. Of Kelsey,
hy in town.
Price is the guest OF friends
held this week.
Willis Ray and families
edonia Sunday.
t,ha Forte. Of Cadiz, is the
liss Irbelle Carloss.
|Dollins is going 70 move 10
3 last Of next month.
i Paris. Of Salem. was here
route TO Princeton.
b. Love is visiting her pa
be country this week.
Woods is having his house
u repaired on College ST.
Dollar. the tobacco man. Of
was in Marion this week.
Gmeron has been appointed
b. at Mexico Tor the ]. c. u.
.H. Clifton is visiting her
. Mrs. Burks. in Blaekfort.
N l.. Threlkeld. Of Salem,
krough here Friday enroute To
]. d. Lecch passed through
\ Saturday enroute 10 Cn,ten-
By.
} and Van Fisher went TO Daw-
business Tuesday. They will
locate there.
b Ms. Sam Howerton. Of kel-
} Mrs. Keller. Of Louisville,
bic city Sunday.
baugheriy and children return
Sunday from Evansville where
Fc been visiting.
]. II Butler and family arrived
D. Rev. Butler will be the
y the Baptist church.
Baltic Woods left Wednesday
y days visit 10 her friend. Mrs.
rridcr. Of oxford. Miss.
D. d. Leach returned 10 her
Princeton after spending sew
y at Crttcndcn Springs.
life. Of John Franklin, Of Tolu
low. DR.. A. J. Driskill Wal
} consultation this week.
y. Atchison Frazer and chill
i've today for a visit 20 the oh
! the Doctors at Dalton, Ky.
nd Mrs. J. l.. Shrode are pre-
To 30 Ia housekeeping In the c
j. cottage on South Wake
and Mrs. $. u. Hunter lcf
sGay after spending seyera
e guests Of Mr and Mrs. 3. ]
nj.
Belt and ]. BELT. Of Lola
10 Dawson Springs Tucsda
they will remain about tw
and Mrs. Stcinman have gone I
den Springs Tor the summer
ace being more convenient 20 Nj
ln that section.
and Mrs. J. +. Malcolm. Of ncs
lctt Tuesday Tor Stcphcnyillc
90 visit Mrs. Malcolm's parent.
li Mrs. r. l.. Shcrrcll.
j. W. Blue Is, in Princeton
.ng over the Caldwell Circu
Judge Gordon being III and uni
attend 10 this work.
cs lcttie Nichols and Era We
ed home Monday after spcndir
days as the guests Of Miss
Guess and Ina Price,
u D. Morris leaves Friday 4
c.rhIa, whore he viii take a po
ate course Of dentistry. n
Sullwcll, Of Cincinnati. is here
place while he is absent
'cs Olive and Sallie McConn.
led home Sunday from Eyar
where the latter has been In d
at for the past two weeks havil
.ad treated.
.J f. Price, of the c. p. churc
nd'ng the week with his chur
sman, in Wchgtpr county
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-11-30

Earl Wilson is expected home
the last of the month for visit.
The poultry show begins on the
10th and lasts five days. Take
your birds there.
Miss Lucille .RosenbergeL of
OSkaloosa, Iowa, a niece of DR..
Addison Kendall, is in the city,
called here by the serious illness
Of her grandmother Mrs. Mary
Kendall. -
A. j. .McAdams came up from
Wichita last week, and has taken
a position with. the Santa Fe in
the mechanical department. His
family will arrive here in a few
days. o..
ct. The finishing touches. are being
put on.the Citizens National Bank
room this week, and it will be one
of.the hahdsomest banking rooms
I
lin the state when ready: for &C.
cupancy. ~.
/. Mrs. Mary Kendall. mother of
DIR. Addison Kendall of this city,
who suffered a.stroke ofappoplexy
last week, is, lying in a critical
condition at the. home of her son
on Stone street. 800 r.
| Mrs. George Moore. came in
from her. home in Kansas City
Sunday evening for a visit with
friends IN this city. She is stop
ping with, 1.-The family of DR.. Con-
nett for'the present. -. -: .
Ross Case, of Marion. Kansas.
adjuster for the Royal Insurance
Co., was in the city this morning
on his way to Pawnee Rock to
adjust the loss on the residence of
Mr.. Hill at that place. !; ..
This item shows how time flies.
Mr.. Ralph Edgar Carr mas In
vited twenty-five friends for sup
per Saturday evening. Dec. 1, to,
celebrate his sixteenth birthday
anniversary. Hutchinson News.
|. George Winstead has received a
handsome new showcase for his
stock of watches and iewelry and
has a very handsome display. at
the store now. He has also fixed
up a very attractive show window
filled with some mighty handsome
goods in his line.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-11-30

The Wichita separate school
case is to be appealed to: the
supreme court.
In the next house Of represen-
tatives the Republicans will have
a majority of So.
F.: NJ. Robertson has been NOM
mated by the Republicans to. fill
the vacancy in the senate caused
by tine death of Senator S 5.
Benedict. =
e The American Federation. Of
Labor. with but one dissenting
vote. adopted a resolution calling
upon the judiciary committee of
the national house of representa-
.tives to report a Joint resolution
providing for woman suffrage
Charles H. Mover, President of
the. Western Federation of
Miners, has lost his suit for. $780,
900 against former Governor. Pea
body, and former Adiutant Gen
eraI Bell of Colorado. This is
what is known as the. famous
Colorado. Bull Pen. case.
In his speech before the Kansas
City Commercial Club Monday
President Hartman of the Union
Pacific road remarked concerning
the car situation, You can't pick
cars from off an apple tree. Ask
the. car builders about the supply
of cars you get them as soon as
we do" He also stated that if
the people of Kansas City would
quit using cars for. storehoses,
there would be. plenty. of empties
sight. =. -;
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-11-30
!. how ABOUT This?

The Kansas, City. Star of the
23rd, .speaking of the crusade
against. the Joints, has the follow
ing. -" = 90. f.
Six counties in Kansas are now
receiving; the. almost undivided
attention of the attorneys for the
State Temperance union. These
are Crawford, Sedgwick, Leaven-
worth, Atkinson, Shawnee and
Geary. Local attorneys of the
union are looking after conditions,
in .Labette,' Barton. Barber and
Cherokee. At least two of these
counties have been closed fairly
tight since the election Cherokee
and Barton, and the local officers
have given. the State Temperance
union their word that the condi-
tions will remain so. In. Barton,
Labette and Marshall counties
the union went into. politics and
succeeded in electing county at.
torneys pledged to, law. enforce:
ment.. =. g q.
The attorneys. for the union
have been gathering evidence tc
have the attorney general begir
Similar suits in Barton. Cherokee,
Labette and Bourbon counties,
but before this work was com.
pleted the mayors of the county
seatssent out orders that the town;
must be dry and the county az
torneys announced that they
would enforce the law when they
came into office. The joints closed
up and most of the towns are
dry" now except for a little
Bookkeeping"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-11-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

o..
Bob Brown went.to Salina Fri
day evening for: a visit with
friends. = -. Il
Vim. 0smond left Saturday
evening for a short. business trip
to New Mexico points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fleisher en-
tertained a few friends at their home
on the east side Friday evening, t.:
Adolph Kleisen. Of Ellinwood,
came over Monday to spend a few
days with friends. - Belpre Items
Kinsley Graphic. =: -. -
Joseph Schneider =: Of Olmitz,
was visitor to the city Saturday
morning visiting with friends and.
doing some shopping. -
Miss Florence Wlldgen re.
truned to her home in Hoisington
Thursday evening after a. short
visit with friends in this city
Messrs Medberry and. Very,
extensive holders of Cheyenne
bottom lands, we're here from
Illinois looking. after their pro.
perty interests last week.
A Galva Kansas weather profit
has made a cheerful announce.
ment. He says the winter isbere,
but it will be a mild one. The
past week must not have been a
sample of itai that rate. !: =:
Henry Berscheidt. Mrs. Frank
Weber and Misses Mary Schwam-
burn and .Summerhouse, were a
party of Ellinwood people in tie
city Thursday afternoon and
evening. .+.;' -. .
G. A. SchiIling has. returned
from a weeks trip and visit with
his son, E. E. Schilling, who lives
in Gray county. Mr.. Schilling
says everything is Furnishing in
that locality.
Robert Anshutz, of Seward,
Stafford county. and Miss Pearl
A. Fullerton, of Pawnee Rock,
we're united in marriage in. this
city. by Probate. Judge: Stokman
Wednesday, Nov. 2lst. -Larned
Tiller & ToiIer. =" 20.
The Democrat had an item some
time ago about the Good Shoe
Store having lost several pairs of
shoes in shipment by having the
cases opened and the shoes taken
out. The Santa Fe company. sent
in a check yesterday in payment
for the goods missing. -. -.
W E. Stoke is putting a new
roof on the porch of his residence |
on west Forest avenue, and is do.
ing it himself. We would like to
know now which is the harder
work, building a porch roof, or
building newspaper. when news
is scarce. :
Peter H.. Unruh. a prosperous
farmer near Ray, and we'll known
to many of our readers, died Sun
day morning after an illness of
several weeks duration. and was
buried in the Mennonite GENE
terry at.Dundee today. He leaves
a family. - /
There was a very enjoyable
whist party at the home. of Mr.. !
and Mrs. F. H.. Miller, on west
Forest avenue, Friday evening.
Mrs. E. S. Marx and Mr.. W. E.
Stoke were the prize winners Of
the. evening. Refreshments we're
served and all present had a very |
anioya kla firna ~ - r.. J.: - .-,.s