Belle Plaine News from Belle Plaine, Kansas • Page 3

I 'J Jt fjf tjf ij rfc ff 11 A PROFESSIONAL CARDS A Hair A Few Items From Our Correspondents ressinq G. FOHNEY, 2 i 7 Proprietor of the ROYAL SHAVING PARLOR B. P. Daily, electrician of Peck, was out on the lines of Farmers and Independent telephone Friday straightening out entangled wires. The hitch in the service of the western union telegraph and Peck's Board of trade has been fixed and one board is now coining the shekels.

Wonder why we never read of any Doctors of Divinity or Reverend gentlemen in the Bible? We are taught, Matthew 23 and 8 to call no man Rabbi. We understand that the Chas. Bull farm of ,120 acres, 2l.j' miles north-west of Peck is being offered for sale. This is a well improved farm and will find a buyer soon. If you wish a high-class hair dressing, we are sure Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula, will greatly please you.

It keeps the hair soft and First class work and satisfaction is guaranteed. Let us do your work. I smooth, makes it look rich and Shop on south side of 5th Avenue at the old stand. luxuriant, prevents splitting at the ends. And it keeps the scalp free from dandruff.

Doe not change the color of Ihc half. KANSAS BELLI'; PLAINE, 'i W. S. FOSTER, Formula with pvl bottle 9 Bhow it to your doctor Exaggerate A cultured gentleman, who had been teaching in the public schools for number of years, had business in our city the other day which necessitated his calling at our college. Ho was, of course, invited to go thru tho school, which he did, taking a great interest in each atnd every department as he was shown thru.

When he had passed thru our different offices and recitation rooms, he stopped and remarked: "I had often read your ads in our xapers and thought you were just making exaggerated statements to draw patronage, like many other advertisers. I never dreamed that I would come here and find you accomplishing all or even more than you advertised. You have opened my eyes. You have something far above the ordinary business college, and I am frank to state that I have hesitated to reccommend them to my students, because of their deficient courses of study and slack discipline, which allows students to run loose just as they please in our larger cities, but I shall recommend yours, for I find it to be a wonderful instition of thorough practical knowledge and We wish we had the pleasure of showing every public school teacher of the state thru our school, and letting them see it in operation, see the wonderful work that is being accomplished by our faculty of expert teachers and our larpe crowd of enthusiastic students, for it would mean the hearty support of every one. SOUTH END BARBER iers Ask him about It, then do he naya 3 Shop on South Merchant west Si side of street, opposite the new opera house.

At the same time the new Ayer's Hair Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting the growth of the hair, keeping all the tissues of the hair and scalp in a healthy condition. The hair stops falling, dandruff disappears. A splendid dressing. by tho J. O.

Ayer Xiowoll. Mass. FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED BELLE PLAINE, KANSAS days of medical attendance is again Rural Route No. a "HY JOVE." It sf ems pretty late to be planting corn in June. W.

T. Cluster is having his new house plastered. Miss Bessie Markley was up from Wellington Sunday. It will be nearly July 1st before the wheat will be ready to harvest. Miss Golden Armstrong, of Clinton 111., is visiting at W.

L. Bennett's. Mrs. Jane F. Knowles came in from Harper Sunday for a few days visit.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zimmerman and daughter, Ethyl, spent Sunday in Wichita.

Road overseer Cross is having sone good work done on the roads near O. B. Dosett's. Word from Miss Anna Rogers states that she is getting along nicely at the hospital. Wilbur Markley and Norville Kilmer were among the crowd that took in Wichita Sunday.

G. E. Meeker has the carrier's thanks for fixing up the road at the corner west of the bridge. The wheat proposition is a hard one that is hard to solve. We saw some the other day that looked nice enough but the kernel was a little thing.

It seemed to be partly hard, we did not know whether it has the germ destroyed by the freeze or whether it is just ready to make a start. Riverdale Reveries. UY Miss Dessie Walker was a Wichita visitor Saturday. D. E.

Lawler was a business visitor at Peck Monday. E. G. Thomas was a Wellington shopper Saturday. Mrs.

C. W. Ordway was a county seat visitor, Monday. C. E.

Demuth was on the Belle Plaine hay market Tuesday. Fred Thomas was transacting business at Clearwater, Tuesday. Uncle Tom Sloan was visiting his son at Belle Plaine Tuesday. D. J.

Havens of Wellington was visiting in this vicinity Sunday. W. E. DAVIS, able to attend to his duties in the office. This section of the country was visit ed by inches of rain Wednesday DENTIST ruesdays each week at Belle Plaine As I drive office hours will be to 5:00 p.

m. HOME OFFICE MULVANE (ftTSpecial attention given to the (Dur lUtrquullcti (Bttarmttr? saving of the natural teeth. Call me up by phone at Mulvane. L. A.

Noel andT. A. Motcalf attend Free exchange. ed the Lindsay funeral Wednesday. Any student upon arriving and seeing our work finds it not to be as advertised, will get his railroad fare paid both ways; if after buying a scholarship, a student finds at any time during the course or at its completion, that we are not doing as good work as advertised, he may hand to us a written statement to that effect and receive the money paid for scholarship.

No other school ever gave such a Walter Real and family are enter taining Butler county relatives this week. PELKY'S ELEVATOR I PAINT I 9 4 Mrs. Geo. Corban and daughter, Pearl were visiting at J. C.

Sylvesters Thursday. Is used Exclusively for A. O. Ordway and wife of the Pleas and Thursday which was appreciated by all, as nearly every one was prophesying a dry spell. The wheat ground was beginning to get dry and by the aid of this rain the corn will prosper which from appearances needs something to help it along.

The funeral of the late Mr. Wm. Lindsay of the Anson vicinity was held at the home in Sumner Wednesday 2 p. the Rev. Simpson of the Baptist church preaching the funeral sermon, after which a large cortege of sorrowing friends followed the remains to the Austin cemetery where interment was made.

The long-talked-of toll line between Peck and Riverdale has been completed, which will mean quite a conven-i 'nee, since heretofore parties wanting Peck had to go by the way of Belle Plaine, and which will mean quite a saving to the Belle Plaine operators. Liesides completing this toll line, the Riverdale company are making some needs repairs on their entire system which when completed will be one of the best equipped, best constructed system in the county. The new call cards have just been printed which shows an increase of about 40 per cent in the number of stockholders. ant Hill vicinity visited at Walter ELEVAVOKS. MILLS, Rural Route No.

3. BT CAURIEK. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Horner Real's Thursday.

FACTORIES, BRIDGES Sun- O. E. Eaton, the hustling merchant, of Riverdale was transacting business dayed at Dave Hurst's. Mr. Net Bishop and wife took din- in Wichita Monday.

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PELKY, Contractor and Builder of Grain Elevators Miss Anna Metcalf is visiting at Corbin this week, the guest of Dr. Downing and wife. KANS. WICHITA, J. W.

Heskett consigned a large 7 i 9 shipment of fat cattle to the Kansas City market Tuesday. R. A. Anderson and family were Wichita Daily Eagle and the News, both one year $4.35. ner at M.

King's Sunday. Mrs. Joe Farris of is visiting relatives and friend on route 3. Miss Bessie Dull visited with Josie Bunton at Harry Hatfield's Monday night. M.

Troutman shipped a car of hogs Friday 'at Wichita which topped the market. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Scott and G. B. Phipps were shopping in Wellington Monday. We are glad to note Mrs. Tom Scott is recovering from an attack of throat trouble.

Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie and visiting at the home of W. H. Demuth in Jackson Twp.

Sunday. CIIUUCH DIRECTORY. isit every week. This is truly a mis- We would not have the readers of the News think that the oeonle Miss Gertie Maine returned home ion field and is being worked as fast Friday evening where she will stay have to do nothing but visit, of course they take these "spells" of visiting over Sunday with her mother. 3 the circumstances will permit.

W.H. Winters, a christian preacher New Mexico News. BY "KSCH1TOK." Mori arty, N. June '07. out on limes tney take their work with B.

B. Slater and Luther Prilimnn tnem. i see them doing fancy-work, Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school 9:45 a. preaching at 11 a. class meeting 12 Junior Leuuue 3 p.

preaching 8 P- m. Epworth League, 7:00 p. preaching 8 p.m., I'-ayer meeting Thursday evening, 8 p. in. hemstitcuing, etc.

Sometimes they C. B. Wallace is getting to be quite went to the Walnut river on a week fishing expedition Wednesday. take their baking with them. If they and son Willie, spent Monday nlgnt the 27th with D.

T. Broadus. D. T. met Winters 22 years ago while on a a carpenter.

have started their bread, and have J. W. Crouch, pastor. invitation to dinner, thev cather ud Tom Scott's took dinner at Wade Mrs. Cromwell entertained the Bar- visit to Marion, Kansas.

Heard no Word comes from Wichita of the the sponge or dough and take it along Martin's Sunday. Presbyterian church Preachinir every Sab arrival of the stork at the home of Or ner family Thursday. more of him till about two months ana nane it ana have bread for supper P. Swope leaving a fine baby boy. bath morning at 11 o'clock, in the evening at 8.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Y. P. S.

E. at 7 p. Mr. and Mrs. John Reece and daugh Lee Troup has secured some timber wnen mey gei nome.

do not think any of them have taken their washing ago he dropped down into the Estan-cia valley. and is now running his saw mill. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening ter, Edith, attended Mt. Zion Sunday school last Sunday. R.

T. Slater has completed arrange visiting, they can postpone that till another day. The men can work till at 8'oclock. You are welcomed to any of our services. A.

Alexander, pastor. The Cromwell and Wallace families Jess Parrott has again made his ap ments for a public sale June 11, pre A nine pound boy stopped with Mr. dinner time then go and eat and return to their work. pearance on the streets of Moriarty, dined at the Broadus ranch Saturday. and Mrs.

Max Reitz Monday the 3rd having arrived the 2th. He brought Church of Christ. Communioo service) Misses bpanglor and Alter are vis for an indefinate period. 'The artesian well near Estancia, nic team and bueirv this time and every Lord's day. Preaching every 1st and 3rd Lord's day morning and evening.

Prayer iting the Belle Plainites north of Mor larity. can throw dirt in the faces of we pe spoken of last week by the Messenger, has proven to be a fake. It seems Miss Caroline Hincley returned home from Wellington Friday where destrians. But walking is good phyS' meeting every Thursday evening. W.

R. Wallace. C. S. Connor, L.

V. Martin, elders. Wo. like the owner of the place on which Chester Mason returned to the mines icul culture exercise. the well was dug is one of thest natur the first of last week.

He says there Zumbrun, W. Q. Martin, Otis Broadus, deacon. W. M.

Davis, Kvangelist- she had been attending normal. Mr. Levi Seboch, wife and daugh ter came up from Bramen Okla. Fri Phil Vaughn says he has the finf st is plenty of work there. al born jokers and be wanted a little fun with the natives.

However the well is 80 feet deep and the water came within feet of the top but did not warden in the country. We have not CITY OFFICERS Mrs. A. L. Barner, R.

J. and wife Miss Richardson spent Friday with paratory to moving to Oklahoma. W. H. Demuth of Jackson was a pleasant caller at the home of his brother C.

E. Demuth Wednesday. T. K. Bell, "manager of the Arkansas City Elevator at Peck was transacting business at Riverdale Monday.

J. F. Gift, Chas. Peasel, Elwood Curtis, and R. T.

Slater and families went fishing on Slate Creek Tuesday. Mr. Tom Trekell of Hunter, ome up on the Rock Island Tuesday t3 visit his mother Mrs. Lizzie Trekell. Mr.

and Mrs. David Demuth, of Wellington, visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. L. A. Noel day to visit W.

E. Scott, returning seen it but giving Phil's report of it flow as reported. Mr. Hughes, the Moriarty liveryman, has a well in the home Sunday. If everybody could see the bright side Mrs.

Loer and Mrs. Hatfield. Mayor H. J. Workman Clerk T.

U. Andrew Treasurer b. D. Dumbauld of the countrv as he does, they would same neighborhood that is 32 feet Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy Helm visited deep and tho water stands within 6 Police Judge W. Harrison S. T. Noel went with the brethern at Moriarty last Sunday and took din Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Gifford Sunday all be content and happy, so far the country is concerned. feet of the surface. There are several G. M. Howard, Taylor Short, A.

Mr. and Mrs. lone Meeker visited other wells in the valley in which the CouncilmenJ B. Dodson, CM. Connor.

S. ner with the Broadus family. water raises nearly to the top. Thi north west of town Sunday. Jones.

Along with the others Mrs. Dr. all goes to prove that some day the Ray Barner and wife, Mrs. A. L.

Sippy has developed into quite a pedes Kstancia valley win be dotted with ar Barner and Miss Ada Richardson trian in the few weeks she has been tesian wells. Moriarty Messenger. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS spent the day Tuesday the 28th with What do we want with artesian here. She can now walk six or eight Trustee H. Hum Treasurer S.

Price the Broadus family. wells when it rains every week. Peck Pickings. By "rucK" June 2, '07 Peck is having a protracted show. miles in half the way.

Would be Clerk Cha. Alter "As an indicator of the way things good for J. J. to spend a month or C. M.

Conner and family visited Justice of the Peace C. Sturge two. He miirht not get fat but he are waking up over in the Estancia D. T. Broadus is invited to perform two marriage ceremonies in Kansas about the first of September.

Sup several days at the farm this week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Constable Jas.

Crosa Constable L. V. Martin Mr. Geo. Nixen visited the county would iret an appetite.

If he has one valley, the Santa Fe central agent at S)at Saturday. Moriarty tells the morning Journal now, he would get an increase. pose of course that he will have to go correspondent that lately he has taken Mr. Trig Henderson and wife were Jesse Noel, of Mcintosh, has gone This mountain air excels Peruna or Railroad Time Table. Charley Harrison is having his 140 in as much as $000 per day in freight visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. NixoD to Kansas to look after his wheat head of merino sheep sheared thi Celery compound as an appetizer. A and passenger business. For an in Sunday.

few weeks here and you can relish week, Walter Real is weilding the crop. When he returns his brother Will, will be with him and go on his shears. Mexican beans and breakfast bacon. fant town that is going some. Mori-arty's population has doubled in the the last three months To show Uncle Billy Hughes was in Peck trading and swoping yarns claim.

The breakfast bacon is no more ex W. W. Real and family attended pensive than in Kansas. One of our with the boys. Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Wallace, Mr, how values are running, a Mr. Flow hildrens' Day at Greencastle church neighbors raised between four and five and Mrs.

D. B. Broadus, Homer ers of Kentucky has bought a section Sunday, and also visited at John thousand pounds of beans last year, and Willie Winters partook of the Henshans. A great many farmers are planting from A. H.

Harlan a few miles out for $8000. He has commenced cultivation on a scientific basis. The land near hospitality of the Cromwell home Fri day. several acres. We do nnot apprehend Mrs.

Mabel Loring McMath, of Wellington is in Riverdale and vicinity, visiting for a few days with old- any danger of famine under such cir GUIKU NOHTH, Express, daily, Chicago ard K. 8: 10 a. Freight, mixed, daily Ex. Sunday. ...4:56 p.

Passenger, daily. Kansas City, Denver and California 4:08 p. GOING SOOTH. Local Express, daily, Woodward 0:65 a. Freight mixed, daily, V.x.

Sunday. .8:10 a. m. Pecos Valley mail p. Coupon tickets on to uil points.

13. O. WATTB.SAgent is Increasing rapidly in value and the settlers are spreading out, many of cumstances. We may not nave tne Mesdames Cromwell, Sippy and Will Mason, Marita and Harry and time friends and relatives. ereatest variety but we will have some them locating near the mountains Audrey visited a day or two last week thine-, if we can bridge over till bean Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Nixen attended Divine Services at Christ's church in Peck Lord'sday. Mr. C. V.

Sadler has rented out his farm and is arranging, we understand for a sojourn in California. F. C. Hukle of Deer Creek, sent his father R. J.

Hukle a select crate of stawberries Saturday. Evangelist Joseph E. Cain, of ichita, was circulating among his many friends at Peck Saturday. Dr. Richardson, of Peck, returned Wheat, oats and kafUr corn have been with Mrs.

Bartlett and Misses Alter harvest. and Spangler. planted everywhere and crops are springing up like magic under the benllicent influence of frequent spring June has started in by giving us Harold Hatfield returned Monday the most lovely weather. The 7th of 27th, from his visit with Glenn Ba rains and plenty of sunshine, liusi ness in all lines of trade is good lett. He reports one of the finest time: Juue last year the Belle Plaine colony came to view the valley and locate their claims.

The country now dotted with houses. Some of the farms all of his life. He says they killed ten Miss Ioue Conner returned to her home in Belle Plaine Tuesday after a pleasant visit of a week's duration with her sister, Mrs. C. 10.

Demuth. Jim Heskett, ex-sherriff of Sumner Co. and an old time resident of London but now of DeWitt III. Is here visiting old time relatives and friends. Mrs.

J. M. Matthews and daughter Zola, returned Thursday night ovtr the Rock Island from Morton County The Hughes Mercantile managed raboits, besides much other fun. by Mr. Milby, employs eight clerks "2.

wwr home from Pittsburg, where he and they are all kept busy. The store enclosed by fence. Very few but what Jas. T. Noel, of Mcintosh, was i Monday, the 27th, taking advantage carries a $00,000 stock of goods and does considerable wholesale as well had been on professional business.

Rev. Randall preached at the M. church Sabbath at 11 a. m. Child have some fence.

Now you see fields of corn, wheat, oats where then was prairie. Orchards are being put of the bargain in flour at Moriar as retail business. I saw one $000 They are yet selling it at ifJ.uu per ren's day exercises were also held at out extensively. Very few people are hundred. They are selling some too order sent out before 8 o'clock thi morning." Albuijueque Journal.

where Zola has filed on a quarter sec farming, waiting to see if others who It' Is much higher at neighboring tion of land. CULM. Kira: PusstMiifir v. in Freiuhl 7:00 it. liOINO WEST.

I'UNM'nu'i'r B-. l-'reiirht v. Coupon tickets oa.sule for h11 toitn S. C. Jones, Aueat.

ventured it are successful. Of course The above report said nothing of towns. we may all be soliciting our friends to Dr. Herschel Noal the Anson doctor 10 a. m.

Evangelist Adams, of Kansas City preached at Christ's church Lord'sday and dinned with Mr. and Mrs Hobt. Booth. the general merchandise store of Mr D. T.

Broadus preached at Moriar help us get out of here iu another yea Goodwin and the thriving grocery of was painfully, but not seriously hurt ty Sunday to good sized audience but we do not feel that way now, 'n a frightful runaway but after few Niwborly Dodson, etc. Uo will soou have a wissluu uoiut to.