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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-15
BOLTON,

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Todd are re-
joicing over fine baby boy born Fri
day, Sept. 2. - .r
Del Pearson has moved his family
back again to our camp. They also
have fine baby girl three weeks old.
Harry Moulton and wife took in the
fair at Des Moines. They were gone
one week and report splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and family were
in Des Moines for a few days among
relatives last week. -.. ....
Mrs. McNish and Charles Kissinger
were Oskaloosa shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson were
made very happy Saturday evening
by the arrival of a fine big boy. Baby
mother and papa are getting along
line. ..s -.- ~ &c.,. ~ e
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrence were
visitors at the Allie Childs home last
Thursday and Friday.
Workmen have been busy tearing
down the boarding house. 1t has
been sold and taken to Oskaloosa to
be rebuilt. a...-.. e.
Our school flag is floating again.
School commenced Sept. 9Th, with a
very good attendance, with Miss Alice
Cargill in charge. t.l
Geo. Fisher, who got hurt couple
of weeks ago, is getting along nicely.
He is able to be out and around a
little on crutches.. We hope Mr.. Fish
er will soon be able to resume work
again, as he has large family to pro-
vide for. /.
The splendid downpour of rain Sun
day night was greatly appreciated by
ALL 1t certainly was needed.
Miss Alice Cargill was an over-Sun-
day visitor in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs and Mr. and
Mrs. Larson were Oskaloosa visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Berto returned TO her home
in Des Moines after visiting several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Lester
Todd.
The mines are idle today monday
the company having quite good deal
of trouble with the boilers.
Mr.. Clarey is making preparations
to move to Olivet, where he intends
to run a boarding house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarey are very Industrious peo-
Pile and we wish for them every sue
cess.
Allie Childs and wife celebrated
Labor day in Abba.
Miss Emma Berto, from Des Moines
is visitor at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Todd.
BELLE.
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Miss Nellie Martin, OF Fremont
visited Gall Wright last. week.
Elmer Carpenter, of New Sharon
was down at the ball game Saturday.
Miss Knudson, of New Sharon, IL
visiting with her brother, Knuts. al
Wright. r.s.
Miss Mary Dusenberry commenced
her school at Maple Grove Monday
with a full turnout.
Mrs. j. M. Ireland returned from
Grundy Center Saturday, where she
had been visiting friends.
The New Sharon boys were down
Saturday and played the Wright boys
Result 2 to in favor of the Wright
team.
Two Mormon ministers were in this
place last Monday. They left litera-
ture that will not be very convincing
to many people, H. az,
The funeral services of Mrs. Clyde
Perkins were held at the Friends
church Wednesday, conducted by
Rev. McCord, of Oskaloosa, There
was an unusually large attendance.
The friends and especially the hus.
band, father and mother have the
sympathy of the community.
Sept. IL. w.
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WHITE OAK.

Harry Allgood has purchased a new
buggy. We know who will ride in ii
first. -a..-..H. l.t
Mrs. Lydia Algood, who has been
working in Oskaloosa, spent Sunday
at home.
The infant child of U. G. Morgan
at Wright is very poorly and is not
expected TO live.
John Woods new house is in the
hands of the plasterers and will soon
be ready for occupancy.
John Olson, of Buxton, has bought
the Glenn Watershed farm across the
river and Clarence Faith will occupy
it next year. =,
James Douglas and wife from What
Cheer spent Saturday night and Sun.
day in our neighborhood.
Sunday visitors were Charles Rob,
bins and family. Frank Alexander and
family at W.. w. Moore's; Mr.and Mrs.
Myers from near Cedar at the B. F.
Morgan home; D. Alexander and fam.
lily at the John Woods home; T. A.
Bedford and wife at the Francis home.
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ELM GROVE

A fine meeting is in progress at the
Baptist church.
Cool, rainy weather for change
but the grass is growing and looks
like spring.
Several OF the young people of the
neighborhood took dinner with Miss
Ethel Jarrard Sunday.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Nick Booahs Saturday night.
All doing fine, especially the father.
The sick folks of the neighborhood
are Mrs. Torrance Kelderman and
Mrs. Charles Dewitt. Both. are bet
ter at this writing.
Several around here attended the
Yearly Meeting Sunday. but the rain
spoiled the day some and kept lots of
other from attending. ii
Abel Shafer met with painful acct
dent Friday when his horse ran into
tree, striking him in the face. He
had to be taken to doctor and sew
eral stitches taken. Is
Henry Rhine and wife and Elmer
Carpenter and wife drove down to
Charlie DeWitt's Friday in Mr.. Car
penter's auto, ~
School began Monday at Elm Grove
with Miss Ada McFall as teacher. Her
sister will teach Prairie school.
George Minard and wifi, of Bux-
ton, visited few days at the parental
Stout home and other friends, return
ing Saturday.
Some are beginning to cut up corn
and fall seems surely here.
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LINCOLN.

A. r. Hellings and family took din
ner Sunday at the T. C.. Steddom
home. H.
Harry Hicks and family visited at
the Abel Hicks home recently. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Reynolds from
Lacey visited at the Alva Reynolds
home one day last week.
Ziba Terrell has piped and wired
the A. r. Hellings new residence, pre-
paratory to putting in his acetylene
gas plant. .s,- ST.. ..,- -
]. A. Stephenson had cistern dug
and cemented last week. {.
, Union school started and is going
along nicely with Mrs. Ora Victor as
teacher g. .a.ast- r.,...... -...
Ed Butler and family visited at the
parental Butler home Sunday.
Will Crozier is having his barn
painted. A. C. Simmons is doing the
work. @ as... aeer ,.u ...s.
Milton Macy and family took dinner
Sunday at the Abel Hicks home.
Rowland Caldwell is attending
school at Fifth ward in Oskaloosa.
Penn College began the 18th. How
ard Briggs, Opal Petit, Mary Rey
nolds are attending from this neigh
borhood.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Items of Interest Gathered by Her,
aid Correspondents.
sEEvERs.

MIR. and Mrs. James Clarkson wen
TO Ogden last week to spend a few
days with their daughter. Mrs. James
Wilcox. -.
A sweet little baby girl arrived a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Per
rier on Tuesday, Sept 9Th, 1t being
their first they think she is o. X.
The following are the officers of this
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. Daisy
Rumbaugh, president; Mrs. w. w
banks, vice president; Mrs. r, s. Da
Wis. secretary; Mrs. E. James. treas
ursr.
Pete Savage, an Austrian, was ar,
rested on a warrant from Esq. Pratt's
court charging him with assault and
battery. He gave bond of $50 to ap,
pear at 8 O'Clock a. m. Wednesday,
the 7th, when the court let him of
by paying court expenses. -. .-,-ss.=
The friends of Mrs. Jennet Living.
ston, of Norwoodville, celebrated her
rs birthday anniversary on Sept. IL.
Quite a nmber of her friends at Seev-
ers gave her postal card shower.
The Livingston family is well known
by large circle of the Herald read.
ers. - t-s
George Percer, a Greek, was ar
rested and arraigned before J. Pratt
on Tusday, being charged with as
sault and battery. The trial was held
on Wednesday morning. The court
found him guilty and fined him 500,
or thirty days in Jail. Being unable
to pay his fine he went to Jail. .
John Conn was arrested on Monday,
Aug. 30, charged with using obscene
and profane language in the store at
Sewers. He was sent to Newton un-
til he sobered up. Sheriff Russell, of
Newton, brought him to Sewers on
Wednesday the. 3st. He pleaded not
guilty and furnished 5000 bond for
his appearance on Sept. g. for exam
nation. when he pleaded not guilty
and called for a change of venue. The
case was turned over to w. Mabie, J.
p. who set the 9th day of September
for the trial, The prisoner appeared
before Justice Mabie and pleaded
guilty. The court fined him one dol
lar and costs.
fa s.,r "a. .a.sa j. A. b.
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BUXTON.

Mrs. Graham, of Abba, was calling
on Mrs. Clifton here last Friday.
Mr.. Cruise was in Abba Tuesday OF
this week. ....
There is a prevalence of measles
again among the children.
Mrs. ALI Thomas and Mrs. J. d.
Thomas were Abba callers Friday.
J. l.. McCreary came over from
Abba and spent the day here Friday
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Vance were visit
ing her parents in Abba over Sunday
Mrs. Vance returned Wednesday.
Rev, NJ. d. Cox returned from Pella
Tuesday. He Is to be the pastor al
Buxton for the coming year, for the
NJ. E. church. .gat --Es,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d. Thomas and soI
Roy, of Des Moines, were visiting IL
Buxton at the home of ALI Thomas
and wife last week. sE.s,, y.,..t,
Mrs. Del Snodgrass and DelfransiI
returned from Ludlow, Mo-, Wednes
day, where she has made an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. l.. Jordan, Mrs. Lottie Bax
ter, Miss Stella Armstrong, Messrs
Alex Cruise and John Fowler attend
ed the Iowa conference at Pella Sun
day. r. gp aG.a e.. s.... -. rs.
School began in Buxton Monday
The teachers at the East building ar,
Marshall Tharp, principal, Misses El
sic Riley, Mildred Druit and Lauri
Callers In the grades. M
Mrs. VIM. Vance went to, ,Pella Sat
urday morning to attend the meeting
OF the laymen delegates at the sea
OF the Iowa conference, She remain
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oLIVET.

MIS-, "A. A. morgan spent tne week III
Bloomfield with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Steward Bartema and son
spent Friday in Oskaloosa on business.
The, mine is running full time. Sew
eral new men secured work during the
week. & x .,s Gs..t.a--.
Mrs. Charles Logue, of Oskaloosa,
spent Friday in town with her hus-
band.
The Diamond Block Coal Co. has a
carpenter repairing the company
houses for winter this week.
The writer has been taking vaca-
ton for the past two weeks and the
result is he has not hunted up much
local news.
The tonnage at the mine this week
averages 80 tons day and increas-
ing some as the mines get their work
ing places opened up.
The Ramsay Coal company has a
force of men drilling for coal this
week three miles east of here oppo-
site the Rock Island school house on
the De Gaas farm.
The miners were made happy Sat
urday by receiving their pay. for the
last half of August The result was
Olivet was well represented in Oska,
loosa in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.. Thompson, of
this place and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Thompson, of Indianapolis, spent
Wednesday and Thursday In Harvey,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alph
Thompson. i 4s. SIS
Richard Clark, south Of town, was
in town on Friday. He reported corn
drying up nicoly and a good crop.
Dick always looks on the bright side
of life and when in town we hunt
him up. - - . ,...p ..,4sa.... ..
While in Abba Monday the writer
had a conversation with Rev. Henry
Carlyle, the pastor at this place. He
informed US that he was appointed to
fill the pulpit at Osceola and his place
would be filed here by Rev. Martin,
of Rhodes, Iowa. s... 81 s. 81, 4.
Mrs. j. L. Billings received her
voucher for her pension as the widow
of the late ]. l.. Billings, last week;
also some back pension due the de-
ceased. She win receive the same
as soon as tho papers are properly
signed up and returned to the depart
ment at Washington. q FL " &4#t
r. T. Rhys, state mine inspector
for,this district, was in town Thursday
and made tour of the mine. On
his return to the top side OF the earth
he informed us that he found the ven
tilation of the mine greatly improved
since his last visit here, also the gen
erai sanitary conditions and felt sat
isfied the improvements now beint
made would add. greatlytto the mine
MIR. and Mrs. r. Williams acknowl
edge the receipt Of an invitation from
Congressman N. Il. Kendall to attent
the old settlers meeting on Wednes
day. Providence permitting We vii
be there. and go from there to Wash
ington in the evening, where We vii
be the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. james
Eckels. While on the rounds we VII
hunt up Clifford Thorns., one Of tn
next railroad commissioners of Iowa.
r.. w.
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MADISON.

J.,B. Cruzen is building q hog house
8x3O with cement floor.
Mr.. Walling from the city is wall
ing";a cistern for Fred Else this week.
Elmer knight and family were at
the Carl Beal home for dinner Sun
day. ~ aas Elr ste kst.
May Walrayen is helping Mrs. Fred
Else the hast two weeks with her fall
work.
Sam Cruzen and family, spent day
with their son George and wife re
Gently.
The Vanhemert brothers have the
contract for hauling coal for the
school house. a
Harry Hicks and family were enter
tanned at Ida Cruzen's after church
and Sunday school last Sabbath.
Richard Stuart and wife from Kes
wick are visiting relatives here. They
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were at the Isaac Ferree home sun.

. "cio ~ inc isaac rerree nome gun
day. =,
!, Beal Bros. are baling hay and straw
for the people this. fan and are q
] present at work near the Glendal,
/ mills a4
Miss Maud Tilton, of What Cheer
began teaching the fall term of schoo
! ! here the 9Th of September and Il
4 boarding at Arthur, Dilley's.
n G. B. Coffin delivered Sc head Of
, this years pigs to Hawkins Bros, or
Monday, which, averaged It's and he
received 1926 per cwt.
4 Mr. MILAN filled his appointment
here Sunday at IL a. m. He with John
Else, Jr,t and family were entertained
at dinner at Byron CrYzen's.
4 Elmer knight is putting an addition
Ito his house with new porches and a
bath room to be fully equipped. Ike
Knight is helping with the carpenter
work. Af
George Campbell and wife, from
near Union Mills, came down Satur.
day and had dinner at Fred Coffin's
and spent the night with their aunt,
Mrs. Helen Bailey 3
Ed Miller and family, of Harrison
county, who have been visiting num-
erous relatives for the first time in 20
years, have gone to Montezuma for a
visit with other relatives enroute to
their home. .qg a... t.r... B..
Burl Aber, of Kansas City, Mo-,
spent Saturday night and had dinner
Sunday at the G. b. Coffin home. He
attended Sunday school and church
Sunday and will spend the week Wis.
iting relatives and friends in Madison.
Sam Cruzen and son Will responded
to call for help from Mrs. Helen
Bailey Monday to remove a large tree
from off fence where it had been
blown during the storm of Sunday
night. They removed the tree, repair.
ed the fence, also put in a new one
where it was needed, thus proving "a
friend in need is friend indeed"
Fred Coffin, wife and daughter Clara,
accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Bailey,
went to Pella Sunday morning in their
Carter car and spent the day with
their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Downing, and
her daughter, Mrs. Sue McClain. Mrs.
Downing was 80 years, young" the
10th of last May and is as nimble
and jovial as any of those present,
among whom were E. Coffin and wife
of Oskaloosa, and Ed Miller and fam
lily from Harrison county, who drove
from the city in Mr.. Miller's car (the
Buick). A more happy crowd of rela.
tives would be hard to find than those
gathered at Pella last Sunday.
We had terrific electrical storm
Sunday night, accompanied, by high
wind, with hail. Several large trees
were blown over and the telephone
lines 20, l6 and ~ were so badly
twisted and one pole broken off, that
connection with central was severed.
Corn was blown down in some places,
as the fury of the storm seemed to &C
in strips through here.
Howard Blair came I, from Des
Moines Sunday morning in his auto
to spend the day with his parents
near Evans and in the afternoon they
were calling on his aunts, Mrs. Ida
Cruzen here and Mrs. Frank Crispin
over the river, and returned to their
home in the capital city in the even
ms. .- ..-.
John Else, IT., sold 65 head of
shoats to Vanderzyl, delivered at
Leighton Monday, which averaged ITS
pounds.
Sept. IA. Nosidam.
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HAWkEYE NEWS.

Miss Blanche Lisbon, of Blyth spent
few days at her friend Mrs. Blowd,
win J. Ballinger. +...s
Mrs. Joe Siebert and children spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. AL.
bert Rose, near Rose Hill.
Misses Olwin B. Jones and Mary and
Annie ShultZ called on Miss Bertha
Herring Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Winders and children call
ed on her sisters Tuesday.
Edris Jones, of Abba, called at his
mothers home Sunday.
Miss Clara Siebert is staying at her
sisters Mrs. Albert Rose, near Rose
Hill.
The weather is a little chilly al
mornings and evenings. ....
School has started here with Miss
Rena Silcox as teacher.
Mrs. Sy Parrick is visiting her sister
in Kansas City.
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MRieHTl

Our new M. d. is getting quite
practice already. -.
Miss Hinshaws of oskaloosap Il
teaching the Unity school, 81 +,
The LADIES' Aid Society put dow
the carpet In the Union church. 8,
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d for the services Sunday.

ed for the services Sunday
Miss Emma Anderson was taken III
the first OF last week and 1t was found
necessary TO operate on her for APP
pendicitis. which was done Thursday
evening. We are glad to report that
she is getting better She is under the
care Of trained nurse from oskaloo-
"a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-15
Notice TO tho Public

Our mines will not be open till
about October 10.
7w4 Deck-Tullis Coal Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
For Falling Hair,
You Run No Risk When You Use
This Remedy.

We promise you that, if your
hair is falling out, and you have
not let it 60 too far, you can re-
pair the damage already done by
using Rexall ''93" Hair Tonic,
with persistency and regularity,
for a reasonable length of time.
It is a scientific, cleansing, anti
septic, germicidal preparation,
that destroys microbes; stimu-
lates good circulation around the
hair roots, promotes hair nourish-
ment, removes dandruff and re-
stores hair health. 1t is as pleas
ant to use as pure water, and it
is delicately perfumed. 1t is a
real toilet necessity.
We want you to try Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic with our promise that
it will cost you nothing unless
you are perfectly satisfied with
its use. It comes in two sizes,
prices SOC. and S1.00 Remem-
ber, you can obtain Rexall Rene
dies in this community only at
our store-The Rexall Store.
NJ. E. REDDY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
Revival.

Bro. Cottingham. for the past
two years pastor of the Christian
church, has arranged with ]. W.
Gresham of Arcadia, Kas., for
an exchange of meetings. The
meetings in Baxter will begin
about the first of November, led
by Bro. Gresham, and wilfcOn-
tinue as long as the interest may
demand. A definite announce
ment will be made later. Bro.
Gresham is a spirit-flled preach
er, and will be a help to all
christians who hear him.
Bro. Cottingham.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
Hustler is Its Name
Another Fast Train to be Started
on the Frisco Oct. 16.

Some time ago the News told
of fast train which was to be
put into commission on the Fris-
CO, but for some reason the train
was not put on when we thought
it would be. But now it is an
nounced that the new train will
go into commission on Sunday,
Oct. 16. 1t will run from Kan
sas City to Galveston and will be
only n hours in doing so. The
train will leave Kansas CITY at S
in the evening and will come di-
rectly down the main line, arriv-
ing here about 9:30. 1t will ar
rive at Fort Worth the next morn
ing, Houston, Texas, at 6 p. m,
and Galveston at 8 p. m.
Returning the train will leave
here about 7 in the morning and
arrive at Kansas City about 11:30
a. m. g.
A train from Joplin will leave
that place at 6:15 a. m. and S:55
p. M, to connect with the fast
trains at this place.
When the new train goes on It
will be possible to leave here at
Z in the morning, go to Kansas
City, get through with your bus
mess and get back home at 9:4O
that night, being away from
home only during the day.
It is thought the train will be
one of the all steel kind, and
will, perhaps, be one of the finest
trains out of Kansas City.
It will probably make only two
stops between Baxter Springs
and Kansas City, probably the
first stop being made at Paola
and the second one at Fort Scott.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29

The News Popular Voting Con
test Came to a Close Last
Saturday-It Was a Sue
cess, and There Was a
Lot of Excitement at
the Finish.

The News popular voting con-
test came to a close last Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
contest was in every way a sue
cess, and the prizes awarded were
all good ones. Among them was
a fine piano, two nice gold
watches, two $40 gold prizes, a
solid silver water set, a gold
bracelet,a a set of silver knives
and forks, and an oil stove.
And the best part of the whole
thing is the fact that every con-
testant is satisfied with the
prizes awarded and that the con-
test was a fair one. The count
had been made from time to time
by different sets of judges, and
the final count was made by E.
B. Morgan and A. G. Hanback,.
Saturday there was an air of
suppressed excitement among
some Of the contestants, and the
strain became greater until the
close. Just ten minutes before
the close a friend of one of the
young ladies cast votes enough
to put her away in the lead, but
in just three minutes after that
enough votes were cast to put
another one in the lead, and no
doubt if the contest could have
been prolonged an hour there
would have been a big game of
see-saw on, but it was advertised
to close at 4 p. M, and it closed
at that time. Immediately after
the close the judges opened the
ballot box and made the final
count, as follows:
Hilda McAbOy, pianO-225,7 ,725
Jessie Eaton, watch 190,790
Vie Lindsey, water set 81, 800
Perle Gregory, bracelet 45,60O
Fay Auman, knives and forks
3S, ,42O
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
Brewster Bruised.

Lorenzo Dow Brewster got too
close to the business end of 4
mule Monday and as a result is
carrying his right arm in a sling.
The mule was out in a lot play
ing, but had not gotten through
with his play spell when Brew
ster tried to catch him. Mr..
Mule whaled away and kicked
Brewster on the right arm, bruis-
ing it, but luckily not breaking It
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
A Fine Home.

Will Davies is just finishing up
a nice residence on his farm west
of this city. The house is two
stories high and contains nine
big rooms, besides closets and
pantry. Billy hes worked hard
the last few years. and win thor
onghlY nieY d, rev hos
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Last Friday night there was
an Uncle Toms Cabin show in
gtown, and about five hundred
chumps, the editor in the bunch,
went to see it. 1t was beyond
question the rottenest show ever
pulled off in this part of the uni
verse, and it was with a great
deal of relief that the audience
saw Uncle Tom die. The only
trouble was that he did not die
soon enough.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29

TO the 1abet Counties Kansas Jasper
County nd Oklahoma:
invited to be IN Baxter SPRINGS
that the
prices all kinds OF eoO0S ana
drawing of 49 prizes
the Baxter springs
at
want to
Bring services free
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29
Library Books.

Last week the library received
from the superintendent of pub
lie documents
10 vols. Patent Office reports.
3 vols. Patent Office decisions.
/ vol. Official Register of the
United States,
From Mrs. R. A. Oils
ia Weeks in\ Chemistry Steele
IA Weeks in Botany Steele
By Right of Conquest. Henty
Life of Alexander AoDost
o. Girls Lewis
History of England Smith
Home Sweet Home (poetry) payne
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-29

At the Airdome Saturday night
a pound box and two half pound
boxes of Lowney's best candies
will be given away.