Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-06

ms in the Land, Miss Dot Green spent last weei
in this city, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. R. Kane.
,ffees Mrs. DR.. Green of Olathe, Kan
espe- sas, was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Dent last week.
Mrs. Ida Smith went to ST.
Louis Sunday night to buy her
nCERY fall and winter stock of millinery
r~~D''' Miss Emma Price of Joplin
.s=z- was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Il wend your way. Earl Dent at Reunion Park last
e on Bloomer day. week.
{ prices In all Miss Lizzie Polster went to St.
Der's. Louis Sunday night. She was
= accompanied by her brother,
posters at 80 cents iheo. FoisteI.
hance to get hne Mr.. Miller of the secondhand
nqa.re arms ONCE store went to St. Louis the first
tion Saie now of the week to buy couple OF
at C0oper's. car loads of goods.
1t away down. NJ and M-. Ch.s T. Smith
cleaning out all were the guests of the Patterson
and in order to 6 Brainerd Carnival Company at
rove quickly are a banquet in Joplin Tuesday
ce reductions evening.
lmost depopulated Chas. E. Collins left Monday
count of the big evening for his ranch in Chau-
was also nearly tauqua county Mr.. Collins is
n in the country. shipping lots of cattle to market
10 get the bene It fhese days
me \, .u L;ods of If you do not take advantage
nd the big sale ,o;n@ ,"e ou s a. cooner,s rou are
t COopers. :. making big mistake.
a.,
~! Last sea'o"s los acres of mighty good land
o"s'on s n'oo"'s' for sale at $40 per acre. The
80. M r"a.s, land is mostly in grass, a small
an;au oon,.s, a, part being in cultivation Terms
which ne,ber aid. will be made to the right party.
Well, it is over; and it was the
Sunday, Sept. 2, biggest thing that ever happened
and by Justice of in the West. Every newspaper
Doty, in this whcn has reached this Office
Gus c. Rakes to speaks in the very highest terms
It, both OF Qua of the big Baxter reunion. All
visiting newspaper men who re-
Sunday. Sent. ? ported to the license agent were
ce of the bride treated right, and they went
in this CITY Mr.. home with a warm apot in their
to Miss Mamie hearts for the big reunion.
aVihe. JUSTICE W. The Joplin Daily American and
neu .ne Seie"onS' News-Herald say there were
practical tailor, eighty thousand people at the
clothes made in big reunion last Thursday. And
Ike them here in they predict that next year. with
paw your money the improvements that are to be
choice. Stop in made in the park, there will be
ing. Satisfaction an attendance of 100000 people.
The Joplin papers certainly treat
ed the big reunion very fairly
0iaih"iu, VI TIC iuring the event. Each paper
.sning masninery had hustling representatives on
ROVER anu mining the grounds all week.
npany, Chicago,
,r,1 dave IN the Last week Marshal Kimball ar
, the mines and rested fellow in this city who
order to submit was wantel in St. Clair county,
i6cations for the Mo. The charge against the
II. fellow was resisting an officer,
and there was reward of $50
e presiuent OF the for the arrest and detention OF
Works Company, the gentleman. who went by the
D, was mere 1or name of Bert Hedricks. o. S.
the Butcher Sheriff of st. Clair coun-
company IS Just ty, came after Hedricks and took
tnat nrm' ana him back Sunday evening. Mar
IN order that his shal Kimball accompanied the
submit oid on the Missouri officer.
Il.
-, -. A. G. Little, of Girard, was
bali cIub al, NAV the oldest man on the reunion
this city ON Mon grounds at Baxter last week. He
10 This will be will be 90 years old in very few
and exciting con- months and is quite active and
'1eo'su , .na' .ne has attended all reunions that
:. ever .e.n .t : have been given in Baxter, and
city The Boston says ne intenos 10 40 SO as long
Tise team of lady he lives He cast his first pres
nov 90 lsy base ideutiai vote for Harrison over
.so,es ln e.e. sixtyfve years ago. and has
80 :. ,e' .' -, never missed an election since
Ould Be- cenrr.tu. that time. He believes it is a