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The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
Sulphur Springs Starr

Wm Shindeldecker returned home Friday from Lindsburg. Kan. here he had been threshing MT. s. traded his bunch of saddle horses for property in the town of Pryor Creek, Okla, where they expect to mote in the near future.
 Married in Harper county Kan, Sunday. Aug s, 1909. 0. NJ Cleous of Argonia, Kan, and Miss Edna White, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ford White of this place. Miss Ed ma went to Kansas a few weeks ago to visit her brother and there met Mir. Cleous which eultimated in the above
 business deal has been tran steted in the past few days whereby E. Bee Guthrey and G W Late have jointly traded the lime kiln and 20 acres of land and the mill property with one acre of land. for a distil1ery and 10 acres Of land x miles east of Siloam Springs to II.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
| fGentrY..Io .Iournal.E

The new s10,000 brick school house at Decatur is about completed
 Calvin Cox has bought the Mrs. Hawley residence on Rust Avenue, where he expects to make his home.
 x. II. Mitchell =is having q nice s foot cement walk put down along the east side of his store which is a big improvement.
 Miss Gertie Maxwell. who has beel quite i'll for some time. returned home from Kansas City with Dr. Beard Tuesday, hoping the change will benefit her.
 Chas Miller. former Gentry boy writes home that he has been plac- ed in charge of the express office at Webb City, Mo. and he and his fam fly will move to that place from Kansas City at an early date.
 Mrs H. P. McAlster stopped off here Wednesday as she was return ing to her home at Springdale from d visit with her step-dau ghter, Mrs. Ethyl Dihle. at Salina. Kansas. She says that Ethyl has a lovely home in Saina. and is very well pleased with her new surroundings.
 Capt W. NJ. Keith and wife of Rogers were here Monday visiting
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
CARROLL.
{ Berryville Star. j

The shipment of cream to St. Louis Is becoming so general that the butter business of Berryyille is thing of the past
 Ar and Mrs Dallas Walker came back to BerryYiIe from St Joseph. Missouri, Monday night to make their home here again.
 Rev. ]. II Spurlin closed the re- viyai at Grand View last Sunday. As result of the work there were thirteen additions to the church by baptism
 It Is expected that the recent re- YlvaI over at Grand View has stir red up religious enthusiasm suffi- elently to get the Baptist church there completed
 Lnm Edmondson was in the city ednesday, and while he was not here on political mission he said Il was more than probable that he would again be in the race for rep resentative
 k. ]. Hodge and Tom Barnett. ot this place and Ed Sims. of Rule. We're appointed by Judge Naples Wednesday morning as jury com mlssloners to select the juries for the next term of court.
 
 So far as heard from all the ap- pileants for Confederate pensions rom this county have been allowed put one, that of Mrs Malinda Ba- ker which was not allowed because of her having remarried.
 Tax Collector ] D. Hailey made hls final settlement with the state last week. having paid into the state treasury s26.S75.53. This is about two thousand dollars more than he collected for the state last year The total amount collected
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
lGraYett. News. ]

It is reported that L. l. Hors- ley, living south of Maysville. ac- eidentially shot himself in the side with a pistol few days ago. The wound is serious.
 P. A Rodgers who has returned from New York state reports that section in fine shape as to peaches and apples. The peach crop is es- timated at 200o carloads and ap- ples will be a fair yield. While there has been rain and better weather conditions in New York,
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27

with the Huntsville reunion and al possible for him to secure convey ance from Fayetteville to Kingston on account Of the liverymen refus- ing to let their teams out on such 6 long trip this hot weather. the Kingston meeting would be post poned until some date in September or October
 Following is list of jurors for the coming September term of Madi- son Circuit Court. and if you are in- terested it is suggested that you file the list away as it will not appear in this paper again.
 Grand Jurors W J Montgom- cry, Alabam, John Harper, Cali fornia, Mart Counts. Lamar. H. F. Mullins, Mill Creek. W A Buck Valley. Clint Foster. White River. Jasper Combs, Kings River G w Ledbetter. Richland ] II Glenn, Union, Dick Hudson, Marble, R F. l.. Graham, Piney, Steve Mitchell. Bowen, Bob Ellis, Prairie. Frank Coger. War Eagle, Smith Miller. Kentucky. Chas Brashears. Hilburn
 Alternate Grand Jurors Wm. King, Alabam Green Harrison Riehland Murphy Lacy White Riv- CT. r l.. Ray, Marble, Elmer Polk. War Eagle. James Mcconnell. War Eagle
 Petit Jurors W B Presley. A. abam. ] A Pullen War Eagle. |. D Page Kings River. F T John son. Lamar, Dug Neal ST, Union. Rube Counts, Richland Jas Wheel CT, Independence Pleas Thompson. White River, Arch Vaughan. Cal ifornia, Abe Dotson. Whorton Creek Jas. Wheeler, Bowen. T |. McChris- tian, Prairie, II C Smith. Mill Creek. Clyde Berry. Lamar. X. !. Abner Baldwin, Fred Hughes. Bos- ton. G. w Rowe. War Eagle, Lum Johnson. Lamar. H L. Montgomery, Alabam. D H Brannon. Indepen- dence, w A Wheeler. War Eagle, Nose Morris, Purdy Ward Kendall. Marble, Jas Brashears, Hilbnrn
 Alternate Petit Jurors F T. Parker. Union. Dave Salyer. Prai- rie, !. L. Virgins. Alabam Vim shofner, Lamar ] (. Jack. War Eagle. Zethro Neal Richland
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
{ Rogers Democrat )

Rogers DemocratD
 Rev W. R Nelson leaves to-day for his old home at Eyerton Ark, few miles from Harrison He will spend d week or two visiting old friends and conducting revival meet ings
 F. L. Snodgrass and family left yesterday morning for Seattle Mr. Snedgrass sold his furniture and farming implements at public sale Monday. and after spending d short to go to Salt Lake City, wheYe they will make their future home.
 Some slight excitement was man ifested at the Benton County Pro duce house yesterday when Mr Ross carried in q case of eggs and the chirp of chicken was heard about half way down the case The egg containing the chicken was soon found and the chick promptly came out of the shell proving to be a very lively hatch The eggs came in yes terday on the A Q. X N. from Heal ing Springs
 Raymond Minor, who lives in the south part Of town had finger on his right hand amputated at the sec ond joint last Sunday. Drs-Mc-I Henry and Fergus performed the operation The little boy who is about nine years old injured his hand while visiting in Cassyille, Mo. two weeks ago. He was inyestigat- ing a cider mill and started the ma chinery which caught his finger and crushed it badly
 Miss Hattie Barnett and William R. Clark were married yesterday af- ternoon at five o'clock at the Meth odist church Rev W R Nelson performed the ceremony. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. ]. ". Barnett of this city, and has lived in Rogers all her life. The groom is former Bentonville boy, being a son of William Clark of that city. and is now an electrician il Joplin The young couple left on No 12 last week for Joplin where they will make their future home.
 Dr. w. L. Minter of Leslie, Ark, recently purchased from W. R. Eel ker the Electric Springs property tract of forty acres which includes the hotel and cottages pr. Minter will take possession just as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made He returned to Leslie last week and expects to bring his fam fly here about the first of the month He states that he has in mind most extensive plans for im- provement. which will be of great benefit to Rogers and to the commu nity He expects to operate the ho- tel during the entire year and to conduct a sanitarium in connection with it
 W. T Patterson and l ] Putnam of Pea Ridge were in town Mon day and report that the prospects of the Rogers-Pea Ridge and Northern Interurban railroad are looking fine. Everything is moving along nicely and the people of Pea Ridge are coming to the front with the bonus and right-of-way. Most encouraging letters have come from Mir Snyder who is in the East on l business connected with the rail- road and just as soon as he returns l the Commercial Club and citizens will get busy and see about pushing the work as fast as possible It is up to the people and we hope they will do all that they can for this is local enterprise and one that will benefit not only Rogers and Pea Ridge but the county in general
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
est. Paul Mountain Air !

Born, to MT and Mrs. N C Gill strap, on Friday night Of last week. bouncing boy
 Mae Barron who is suffering with lung trouble. left this week for Colorado with the hope of being benefited
 Phipps mill started up this week. With two mills and the finishing plant continually humming. sounds like business was improving
 Married, Thursday evening. Aug ust l9. Geo w Waller Of Yell
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27

the lime kiln to Missouri parties who will put it in operation.
 (Siloam Springs Republican,
 While out driving wheel on the vehicle occupied by Miss May Dunlap and Miss Hazel Williams dropped off which frightened the horse and he ran away, going over a fence and breaking it's neck. The ladies were thrown out and bruised up considerably but not seriously in- jured The horse was valuable animal. and was the property of the Dunlaps
 Prof. (. C Casey left last night, accompanied by his wife and house. hold effects. bound for Eongmount. Colo, where he has the prin- cipaIship of the high school Prof. Casey was one Of the first to enroll in the Arkansas Conference College on the first day of it's existence, and with but little intermission he has been with 1t ever since First as a student in the academic department where he graduated in 1903, then entering upon the college work, where he graduated in 1905.
 The sudden death on Tuesday morning of John Harper. at his home on the Df Bird farm near Oaks. Ok. removed an old time Benton County citizen who settled at Springtown in the year of 1870. His death resulted from heart trou ble Mr Harper was seyenty-two years and six months old at the time of his death His remains wer brought here yesterday from Oaks and the funeral services were held this morning at the Oak Hill cem= etery conducted by Rev Patehel, of the NJ. F. Church South There are seven living children and the wife who survive him
The Springdale news., 1909-08-27

M. Gunderman. Mir. Late and fami- 1y will move to the above place in a couple of weeks and MT c will come here and complete and put the mill in first class running order
 We understand that lie has traded the lime kiln to Missouri parties who will put it in operation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
COmaDehea Notes.

George W. Jackson is back
from a tripto Texas-
Chris Hammer Was a Great
Bend visitor last Sunday.
N. L.Schartz was in = the Bend
onbusiness last Wednesday,.
Miss Marie Brewer, who is
teachings chOolsat Great Bend
thisWiOten lcame'hOme Wsines.
day evening for Thanksgiving
and spent the remainder OF, the
week in this community.
John Sessler went tothecOunty
seat on business last Tuesday.
ODE Seward made a business
trip to Kansas City l'sst week
Miss Anna HeekeI came down
from Kinsley last Saturday.
Frank iBatchmanhas returned
NERVOUSNESS trip, to, Joplin
Mo.
Mrs. DantSman went to Kins
ley tospend Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fletche
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
AEtEupe-last. Thursday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

The eminent pIy1.hny d
IehDcnic Diseases wa svisit ou,
city Wednesday, Dec. g.. 1907
And win be at the Briggs Hotsl
until 5 p. m. one day Only
Dr.. Potterf, president Of tha
staff Of the Boston Electro Medi-,
cal Institute, isrm6ling a'ttnsot
thestabe.
IHswil give consultation, exs
animation, and Al, the, medicines
necessary to complete a cure Free
An parties taking advantage of
this offer are requested to state
10 their friends the result of
thepteatment.l
Cures DsAfnessebFian entirely
new process |
Treats all durable cases = Of
catarrh, throat and lung diseases
eye and ear, stomach, liver and
kidneys, gravel, rheumatism, par
ralysis, neursigia, nervous and
heart disease, epilepsy, BHyhtA
disease sand disease Of the blaEl.
dM, bieodoaAd skin diseases and
bigr1eGk Fand StammeEing cured. &,
Piles and rupture cured, with
out detention from business.
Asthma cured in q short time.
If you are improving under
your family physician, do moi
take up our Nalaable time. The
rich and poor are treated alike
Idlers and curiosity seekers will
please stay away. Our time is
valuable.
Remainder Not a Penny will be
charged for the medicine re
quired TO- make a'cureof'al thOst
taking treatment this trip. OF
ficehOar 8 a!m-
Positively married. ladies nmlhS'
be accompanied by their husband
Remember the date "Wednesday
Dec. 8 at Briggs Hotel, Grest
Bend, Kans. Also will be at Ell
inwOOd Tuesday, Dec. 7 at TIM
leading hotel.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fry Of
the south side, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
ber Fry Of Salina, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fry of Fort . Worth,
and Mr.. and MIS-. Arthur Fry
If Ford county, met at Hope, this
week at thS'home of their sister,
Mrs. R. t. Speer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

Hagen were VISITING abtho hol11
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mergers
last Saturday evening. /.
Luke Schroth returned last
Saturday from his Oregon trip. .
Mr.. Kauzer is in Kinsley for "a
weeks visit
jim Burnett came up from
d utchinsondast Thursday, !!
Miss Emma JKregeHyuf Elm
wood, is visiting, with heEfathsr,
Fritz Kreger, and family. \
Wilt Jackson is beginning to-
be quite a hunter. Last Tuesday
ne shot an eagle which measured
|SK feetIfrom'tip to tip. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank iMeggsrs
entertaineda number of friends
at dinner ThauksgiviAg,.day.
Mrs. Louis Pohlman, of. Elm
wood, entertained a number OF
south side friends last Tuesday
at a party in honor OF Edward
Schrepel, of st. John.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Mische is reported as
quite sick with pneumonia.
Miss Lenora Jackson was in
the Bend on a shopping trip last
Friday afternoon.
Louis Hagen and daughter,
Bertha, went to Great Bend last
Wednesday,. Miss Maud came
home with them to spend Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Batchman
ate Thanksgiving dinner with
JOIN AauZer ana family.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown returned last
week from a visit with her broth
er and sister in Iowa. Mrs.
Brown was glad to get back to
Kansas. as everything was mud,
mudder, muddest, in Iowa.
George Jackson and family
spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tives in Great Bend.
The box social in district No.
80 was very well attended and a
sum OF $26 was Melted, which
will be used as payment on an
organ for the school.
Miss Maud Hagen returned to
Great Bend Sunday evening to
resume her studies in the High
School, after a Thanksgiving va
cation at home.
| The Comanche friends OF C.
IKattenhorn will be glad to learn
THAT he has returned from Hot
Springs and is greatly improved
in health. He is not fully recov
ered yet, but expects to be able
to attend to business in a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder
Of Sylvia, Kansas, spent Thanks
EgiVing with Mrs. Schroeder,s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meg
gers. They returned home Fri
day.
Chas. Christensen and wife
treturned Fri6eyfirom Kansas
IGty,. No., where athey visited
with Mrs. Christiansen's brother,
HermanrKoelsch, who recently
was operated on in a hospital
there.
The eight months old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller
efRast Ccmanche, died At their
FhomelastaSnnday after sssAdtt
ILLNESS and'iwasyb urietini Dhn
wood Monday, Their Imany
friends sympathize with them in
their great bereavement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
Court

The elastiwin and testamenttIof
Charles W. PHILIPPE, deceased
was offered and admitted to iprOr
bate on Monday George A. Nc
Cauley being appointed executor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
COMFORTING WORDS
Many q Great. Bend Household
viii. Find Them 30. =,

To have pains and aches of a.
bad back removed /; to, be entirely
free from annoying, dangerousl
urinary disorders is enough -4Ol
make any kidney sufferer CRATE
full. To teA.hOw this great
change can be brought about will
prove comforting words to humid
reds of Great Bend readers.
Samuel Keyser, retired, living
in the western part of McCrack-
en-, Hans, says: my Kidneys
caused me considerable annOyanea
for several yearsrassany exposure
to damp or cold weather would
cause a dull pain through the
small of my-baek, and for sew
eral days / could not stFaiehten'
The kidney secretiOns acted en-
tirely too free one day, and the
next Just the reverse. DOan's
Kidney Pills were finally brought
to my attention and l began
using them. The relief I obtain
ed from 4hemwas wonderful. The
pain left myoback5 and the S Id
Iiney58eretionssb eoamsrsgula in
action by experience with DOms
Kidney Pills proves them to be
an exceptional remedy fur kidney
complaint"
For sale by all dealers, Price
so cents. Foster MilbuIn Co.. Blu
falO, New York, sole agents for
the United States
Remember the name DOsn's y
and take no other.
Mrs. RObtl Ewalt'retnrned Sun
day evening from MCPHERSON
She stopped at Mitchell on the
way home for a visit with tht
christopher family
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
G. ON E
EARL

AA4 you 10 snow you
M our Xmas gifts.
HsY'ars useful and
lasting and the giver viii
aforementioned for yearstO
I; come. Just take time when
!, you come and go through
our different departments
and pick out a piece Of Jewel
ry, Cut Glass Ware or Hand
Painted Ware, or a nice set
Of Dishes in Haviland-Aus-
train or Baranan China or
English Semi Porcelain. It
it the nice, latest pattern
dishes you want. From $40
to $50 a set. Have got the
very cheapest Dishes and
Glassware. Remember we
keep a full and complete
stock of Fancy and Plain
Dishes of all kinds. The
largest stock in this western 1
country, so the people can
have just as good a stock to
select from as they find any,
where. We make the dish
department a speciality. We
can suit you in dishes.
Ladies' get your husbands,
eWeethearts OF lovers a nice
Silver Smoking Set, a Ring,
Scarf Pin, a Keen Kutter
Pocket Knife or Salty Raj
or and Shaving Outfit.
Thereby teaching them
economy at the start. Also
get them a Chair or Picture,
Suit Case or a Novelty of
some kind.
Husbands, get your wife a
Parlor Suit or a set of Nice
Dishes, Chair, Stove, Cut
Glass or Silver Ware, a
Velie Buggy or a Sewing
Machine.
Parents get the boys a good
American Watch and Chain
= or a pair of Sleeve Buttons,
or a Scarf Pin. Get the
girls a Bracelet, Neck
Chain, Watch, Ear Rings, a:
Kodak. The incest and
most interesting thing in
the house. Also, an Ivefs
and Pond Piano or Mason
and Hamlin Organ.
Get Tic thAdteranythingy you
see fit from the numerous
articles In our departments,
iaHluseful and lasting.
NyOrAdvs pictures to frame
bring them in early so we
: can do you a good job. See
our stock, make your. .selec-
lions early. Wei Glasses
to the eyes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

The HTmsoI Bu scbmann & Tab.
Ter has dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Buschmann buying Tablers
interest, and will continue the
business at the old stand M.
Tabler will return to Great Bend.
During his stay here he has
made many friends, who will miss
him greatly.
Word received from Mr.. and
hMrs. Burl Daniels states that
Ithey are now nicely settled in
Itheir new home at Rockford, Col,
where Mr.. Daniels has a good
| position.
Fred Roth has disposed, OF his
Idray line and gone to his old
old home in Weaver, Iowa, to
spend the winter. Mr.. Weber,
1.-THE purchaser, has a host OF
| friends here who wish him sue
cess in his new business.
Joe Address is wearing a broad
smile now. His wife has returned
from her visit. Joe doesn't seem
| to care much for the hachalopa
life.
Mrs. Ella Shields and children
are here visiting relatives and
friends A numbeEof friends and
old neighbors gathered at the
Frank Smith home Wednesday
evening and enjoyed a pleasant
social evening with them. Mrs.
Shields says this part OF the
country is improving very fast.
Any lady should remember
that if she flirts or associates
kEith"piek ups" she will soon
have no friends. We are known
kbo our actions and associates,
Therefore we should bevery care
Iful. No matter how unjust it
may be there will always be a
suspicion that thosewho are not
Iabove making acquaintance
in this way are not as pure in
heart and mind as they should
be. Many girlslosei their purity
in this way, while others not so
unfortunate subject themselves
to suspicious which every CIR
should abhor.
The turkey shootat Tom Nc.
Ginty'swas well attended and al
report 'fair play for a turkey"
Adanee was held in the NJ. w
"a, hall Thanksgiving night and
q large crowd was in attendance
and enjoyed saood time until g
late hour.
The Oldest son of Curt Adamt
and Emery BaFks, who have
been suffering from an attack O
typhoid pneumonia, are better
at this writing. There is "a greaI
deal Obsiekness in this locality.
ltseems like nothing but rail-
all the time. The farmers ar,
wishing for it to dry up 80 thai
they might get in their corn.
P. W. Coe, our rural mail man
is enjoying a visit from hif
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seeley, oul
successful lumberman and wife
have returned from a short visit
with relatives land { friends in
Hutchinson. John says Seward
is still good enough for him.
Everyone got a turkey at tn,
Esh6otlat Dick Gates W dnesday
Mrs Sarah Johnson, mother
of Mrs John Jolly,gwas married
November G6th to- Mr. Ferry, 6
fermer from Oklahoma, where
they will make their future home
INewish them a happy married
Fife.
. There will be a masquerade
bali at the Woodman hail Dec
FIFTH. Everybody invited, ant
come masked.
The -"Jolly Circle" OF Seward
land community planned a sur.
prise on Mr.. and Mrs. F. Smith
November Mnd. 1t was a sue
cess in every way. There were
about fifty present. The evening
was spent in games, music and
dancing, and delicious refresh.
ments were served. The Circle
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Smitl
with a beautiful piece OF china
'Alh report having had a fin,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. MalOney
OF the south side have added a
fne ittlegiR to rtheir family.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03

Taken Up calves, one spot
ted;'One red one with mnzzle, tax
en- up Saturday, Nov. 20, 6 miles
north Of Great Bend.
Franz Haberman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
E. R. Noses
Mercantile Go.
"A NswHosuitAl

Great Bend has been blessed
WithJa new hospital, the first Of
its kind in Barton county. DR..
Doyle D. D.'C., is'in charge.
He cures all kinds of ailments
the wearing apparel is subject to.
He agrees to return goods in gOOt
condition or no charge. The name
Of the sick clothes hospital is the
Great Bend Dry Cleaning Co.
= PhOne 456, corner 18th and Main.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-03
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