Belle Plaine News from Belle Plaine, Kansas • Page 3

Besides, that is the class that will im Peck hotel has changed hands Bro Puck, but some of the furnishings of prove the country, me speculators are not expected to make any more rnUrtoolUriAL UAKUo the hotel have changed hands or van Non -alcoholic .77 improvements than they are required to make. We cttnnot blame them for that. A Few Items From Our Correspondents oarsamruiai Peck Mar. 29, 1909. ny "pock" Geo.

Lauterbach has been on the sick list for a few days. G. W. Winkle and G. M.

Hebbard were guests for dinner at the R. J. Hukle home Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Ayers Is quite seriously sick with measles.

Dr. S. T. Shelley of Mulvane, is treating the case. John Bruncher is now disposing of I his belongings, preparatory to leav ii you ininK you ncea a ionic, 1 --e A.NSEL LAWLESS, Proprietor of the ROYAL SHAVING PARLOR First class work and satisfaction is guaranteed.

Let us do your work. ing this country. He has sold his team, wagon and harness. Last week he traded a oonv for a watch. When ished from sight too it appears.

A surprise party was enjoyed by our young folks Friday night at the Earl Deimer residence. Many of the Belle Plaine young folks were there too and all report a fine time and a complete surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Deimer. The old Independent Telephone wire up east of the London school house is doing considerable damage to the talking facilities of our telephone line especially on windy days by blowing across our line and com the day arrives for hltn to depart for ask your doctor.

If you think you need something for youi blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to tn Ayer's non-alcoholic Ssrsapa-rilla, ask your doctor. Consult him often. Keep in clotc touch with him. C.

H. Kerley, president of the Peck Kansas he can stand on the platform at the railroad station and watch the time for the train to come to take him back to his "firsi love" Sumner bank, is having three of those fine Hydro-Carbon lights put in at his Shop on south side of 5th Avenue at the old stand. BELLE PLAINE, KANSAS county, Kansas. Jacob Moomaw, assessor of Lon Dr. John D.

Quackenbos, Fellow of We publish our the New York Academy of Medicine, pletely grounding It. It seems to me if the owners of that dead line wish don township, was listing property in this poverty-stricken community Wed 9 ys, "It may not be known to many A V. HATFIELD, We urjr you to i i Kurai Kouie ixo. i BT OAKBIBK. The Alter boys hare ordered a fine aulo.

Clarence Ogilerj baa moTed to the Pat Sutherland (arm. Miss Nellie Mason Is the proud possessor of a tine piano, a present from her aunt, Mrs. Mary Camp, of Wellington. Miss Mildred Sippy finished a very successful term of school last Friday with a program and dinner. We don't know anything about the program but the dinner was all right.

Hugh GriflHh and wife went to Bar- nesday. iers there is a direct relationship between that old wire the; would come out and get It and not leave It there to co i i (loot John Grlste who has been so seri alcohol addiction and the abuse of tobacco. The real danger in smok- cause so much annoyance. Proprietor of the CITY BARBER SHOP ously ill with pneumonia, is reported ng consists largely in the habit of in somewhat better. Dr.

S. T. Shelley, Setting hens and young chickens halation, where by the volatilized are not so much the talk among the Bring us your whiskers and your of Mulvane, is attending the case. Ask your doctor to nane some of the results of constipation. Hislong list will begin with sick-heidache, biliousness, dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin.

Then ask him if he would recommend your using Ayer's Pills. Made by th J. O. Ayer Lowell, Maaa. poisons are brought Into immediate women folks in vhis neighborhood J.

Larse, merchant at Peck, will contact with many hundred square now as, "My old hens just won't set hair and we will fix you up. New and complete outfit. Let us give you a first class hair cut and shave. pay you cash for eggs. He has some feet of vascular airsac walls in the You know that old black hen of special bargains too in dry goods, ungs and are thus, promptly and mine, well she stayed oh the nest over which you would do well to see about.

tlesville, Monday to attend the night but just won't set now." "1 fully absorbed, to be diffused Into the blood and carried on their fatal er Elmer Davis, a small boy of Mrs. funeral of Mrs. Griffith's mother, Mrs. heard a couple of hens clucking and rand to the several organs of the Lyda Davis formerly of Peck, fell think I'll have plenty wanting to Up Before the Bar. N.

H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts-Held, writes: "We have used Dr. King's New Life Pills for years, and Octavia At the time of ber death she was making her home body." sei soon." emch conversations are from a building in Wellington Friday and broke his arm just above the in reading the book, "Duties and with her son, Smith Lounsberry. quite interesting over the phone, es. rist.

Beauties of Life," I found the follow pecially when the busy farmer Is wanting to call on some important find them such a good family medicine we wouldn't be without them." For Chills, Constipation, Biliousness or inir iriven.bv T. Li. Terry: inoi Evangelist H. R. Signor, of Wich Rural Route No.

a jotk." long since I was walking in the city business and he always thinks hi ita, will fill his regular appointment with a celebrated physician. As we business affairs are important and Shop on north side Fifth-Avenue. BKLLE PLAINE, KANSAS pUOFS. THOMAS THOMAS, EXPERT REFRACTING EYE SPECIALISTS DIACNOSTICIANS Consult us about the eye in relation to health. Oftices and residence over Bon Ton Bakery.

27 yrs experience. Permanently located. Both Phones. the matter with the peach What's Sick Headache they work wonders. 25c at L.

L. Constant's. at tbe Church of Christ at Peck first passed a house surrounded with every these setting hens and chicken deals crop? Lord'sday in April. All are kindly invited to come out. evidence of wealth and refinement, be It seems to be hard work for the are a little monotonous and stale, If chewed over the line more than three Harden, the photographer, will be in his gallery every Saturday.

Good spoke: "I have a patient in there, weather to warm up. G. M. Hebbard, of Spring Creek an Idolized wife, who is dying and times a day. pictures at low prices.

Gallery up Stock Farm, is smiling: he took the Good Friday will be the next day beyond all help, and none of them over Lindstrom's store. sweeptake prize against Kansas, Mis- available to plant potatoes. (Another know what is the matter with ber but siouri and Oklahoma, on his herd of Our postal card sales are increasing New Mexico News. BY "EHCKITOK." Moiuartv, New Mar. still her husband has killed her.

relio left.) Poland hogs at the Enid, fine 29, '09 'Why doctor," says what do you each week. If you will only call and will be Harmon twp. has some that need KANSAS WELLINGTON, stock show. mean?" 1 mean just mis. tier nus-1 cc D.

T. it too a half mile or more south of Broadus preached at Otto pleased. band is just literally steeped In tobac Sunday. The C. R.

I. P. road Is overhaul Martin Ellis' place. co until tne insensible perspiration ing its water plant here and making H.KKKI.KY, VT. J.

Ml L1IOI.I T. Pres. AMI, t'Mblcr Mrs. D. T.

Broadus now has about Mrs. Jane F. Knowles came in from some important changes, though un from his body has become a deadly poison and his wife has absorbed sixty young chickens. Hamer last week to spend a week or two out at the farm. enough of this before I was called in, C.

B. Wallace made a business trip fortunately for the public travel on the wagon road it does not, we are told, intend to move its water tank off to Albuquerque last week. so that she will die, etc." I quote only a part of the article. It may Be Wm. Darby has had his old cave torn down and will have a new one THE WONDER the public highway.

This tank locat ftir. ana Mrs. k. Ji. Carter were put in on modern lines.

ed as it is, is a public nuisance and it trading with Moriarty merchants Sat the means of arousing serious thought in the mind of some conscientious husband. "WASHING MACHINE" STATE BANK OF PECK COUNT DEPOSITORY We guarantee a safe and conservative banking business. Our reliability can not be questioned and upon this basis we solicit your deposits. urday. Now if Seventy-six twp.

will fix is an outruge tbat the public cannot have the nuisance moved. the hill and fiat west of H. A. For- Mrs. C.

B. Wallace, and Miss Hill Abraham Gibson Dead. ythe's, we will talk nice. From recent newspaper reports we spent Tuesday night the home of tee that the government rural route W. Mason.

School District No. 8 taught by road inspector is very captious about Miss Kate Hervey, closed last Friday is proving good. Try one before you buy. The "Wonder" Wringer can not be beat. Try it to too.

Homer Broadus was re-elected pres Abraham Gibson was born Dec. 29, 1820, at Minerva, Stark county, Ohio, when yet a youn man moved to 111., fi-om there to Oil City, where he lived for six years, then returned to Ohio. Later he lived in Benton Har the condition of roads over which tbe carriers travel. Now, we suggest that Ident of the literary society at thei and the patrons came in about the noon hour with well filled baskets and recent election. FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY wash tubs of good things to eat John Bruncher, of Mcintosh, visited the proper department of the mail service see to it that railroad companies who are under bond and are well paid The mail man eladl accepted tbe KANSAS PECK, at the E.

L. Carter home near Otto Invitations extended to him to stop the first of last week. nd feast with them. He filled him for carrying the mail, deliver the mail at least half the time on schedule time. REMEHBER the Garden Seeds, bulk and package.

with pleasure and eatables and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wallace attend teemed sorry that his capacity in this bor, Michigan and in 18(9 moved to Lawrence, Kansas, where be lived about a year.

He was instrumental in founding the Christian Church of that place and also a member of the Christian church here. In 1H71 he located near Belle Plaine, Sumner county, where he lived until ed preaching at'Otto Sunday and took SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS. CHUltCH DIRECTORY. case was so limited. We will not dinner at the E.

L. Carter home. Council Hill Cullings. BY "Mil MATILDA SQUIBS Mar. 29, 1909.

Also Garden Tools. E.J. LARSE say anything about a woman looking in his pocket to see if she could find The A. T. S.

F. denot. Harvev Nice spring weather lately. coming here in April, 1880, where he I Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school a missing napkin. Everyone present seemed to have a good time.

Miss Hervev cave good satisfaction as a Dave Brinkley is working for Ed eating house, freight depot and ice house at Larny Junction burned last Tuesday afternoon. Leonard Shockey has been doing some plowing for Miss Lulu Fisk. Walton. has since resided. He departed this life Monday morning March 22, at teacher.

m.t preaching at 11 a. class meeting 12 Junior Leejcue 3 p. preaching 8 p. worth League, 7:00 p. preaching 8 p.m.

prayer meeting Thursday evening, 8 p. m. i J. W. Crouch, pastor.

One case of the measles In Peck, we We have been unable to figure out understand. the reason for the scarceness of the about 9 o'clock. Of ten children, six remain to mourn the loss of an indulgent father. Thos. Gibson, of Dodge City, Mrs.

Josephine Ray, of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lottie Hurst was visiting friends at Milton last week. coyotes and other varmints of this Class that are so apt to prey upon treshyterian church Preaching every Sb 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.

Perry Hatfield has been on the sick the big fat chickens of the people May Pierce and Frank Gibson, of Denver, Colorado and Mrs. Sylvia Leonard is quite busy now since bis father has a position at town. E. L. Carter is very busy these days Besides his own farming, he is doing some plowing for T.

M. Karnes and Raymond Ashford. E. L. is a "rustler." Quite a crowd of men, women and children got pff the train at Moriarty list for several days.

living in the district known as the old i m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evemnc i at 8'oclock. You are welcomed to any oux Parcel and A. W. Gibson of this city Mr.

and Mrs. Shlnn went to Wich Meridian school district until quite recently we chanced to gaze upon a services. A. G. Alexander, pastor.

Mr. Gibson was one of the first set ita Saturday to visit their daughter's family. picture of the famous Coyote Gun tlers of Kiowa county, coming here Club of that vloinity. As we sat and before the county was organized, he Two more weeks of school at Lon settled on land southwest of town and Saturday. They were loaded with gazed upon tbe bold warlike looks of this bold bunch that camps upon the Church of Christ.

Communion service every Lord' 8 day. Preaching every 1st and 3rd Lord's day morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. W. R.

Wallace, C. N. Connor, L. V. Martin, elders.

Wm. Zumbrun, W. Q- Martin, Otis Broadus, deacons. W. M.

Davis, Evangelist has always been considered one of the don. The Peck and Meeker schools close Friday. trail of the midnight chicken eater, "grips" as if they had come to stay awhile. The Moriarty school closed Friday. we kuew how it was that tbe day of Mrs.

Forney and Alice, Mrs. Wil Wftos 1 solid and substantial citizens. He has made many friends and few if any enemies and while he lived to a very ripe old age his many friends were the coyote was past. In the fore. liams and Johnnie were callers at E.

ground of the picture, squatting upon Walton's Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Wallace and Miss Hill, well known teachers in Kansas.had charge. Baptist church Services every 2nd and 4th his hunkers was a bold hunter aim Sundays at 11a. m.

and 7:30 i. m. in the A. O. Frank Forney has just completed a U.

W. bull. Watson. Pastor. ing a revolver straight in front of They can now have a rest and make garden.

not ready to see him leave his work here below and enter into bis reward ln the world where there is no more large cement cave at his Zyba home. him. We suppose he had a coyote, Mr. Qrdway was the head workman Percheron Horses REGISTERED IMPORTED A choice collection of extra large heavy stallions- RICHARD, dark bay; DUKE, black; fin his mind) ready to bite the dust Those who are making the effort to on it. (that's the way they tell it in stories) get artesian water near Estancia, are sorrow, neither sickness nor suffering, but where all is joy and happiness, where he will meet many of his loved when he Dulled the snapper.

While Preaching at Council Hill Sunday CITY OFFICERS Mayor C. M. Connor Clerk Tom Cromwell Treasurer D. Dumbauld Polloe Judge G. W.

Harrison I U. M. Howard, Taylor Short, Counoilmen A. Dod30n. S.

C. Jones. we did not see any dead coyotes lay' morning and evening. Tho minister persistent. They started a new well last week.

They appear to be very sanguine in their expectations. was entertained at the Schoeppel home. lng around we expect they were not lap away but there were several dead C. B. Wallace was on the Moriarty FIGARO, black champion No better stallions with bone, cotton tails scattered aDout in me ones who have gone on before him and were waiting to welcome him to their haven of rest.

Greensburg Signal. Many of our readers will remember Mr; Gibson who used to live in the Valley. We believe the place is now market Saturday with horses, wagon Mr. Piatt was a Wellington visitor Friday. Mrs.

Piatt went with him as foreground. and harness. He disposed of them. He went to Albuquerque today to buy more for this market. far as John William's and spent tbe styje and quality can be found in any stud in this country.

In spection invited. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Trust ee H. Hurst Treasurer S. Price Clerk Chas. Alter Justice of the Peace C.

Sturge Constable Cross L. V. Martin Rural Route No. 3 BY CAHHISa. Wheat is looking fine.

day there. We were misinformed last week. occupied by Mr. Kersey. Mrs.

Hill returned to her home at Will stand the season at my Mr. Ballard has rented twenty-five acres to Mr. Silar Instead of Tom Mulvane last week. Miss Katharine accompanied her as far as Raton and The farmers are all busy these days Gail Sommerville visited in Well Owens. visited her brother a few Miss Pearl took her place in the school room during her absence.

lngton with friends recently. farm 6 mi. south of Belle Plaine, 2i mi. north i west Dalton. N.

E. QEORGE, Propr. Wellington, Kas. Farmers Phone, Belle Plaine 6-3 TERMS Mrs. Doc.

Henderson has Tulouse KUtCTKICIAN.nd MRCHANIC HtfBEHUlHJ COUGH a i m.K.'In. for evervbotly. it ir im 'i Grant Phipps is building a good goose eggs to sell at the very low cltctMcitv, the art vi .1 if ii ilne ftd.nce.and how to price of 25s per dozen to' anyone Mr. and Mrs. D.

T. Broadus spent toolt. Simple, ihm. AND wishing them to set. ticl, full of pictures.

Snot- Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carter at their home near Otto.

They to stand $10.00 to insure colt and suck. tt 0 I' tre yoM k'7 HIVk7'nio'l Suh. Co kklV I ifJim st Uo. Man. appear to be enjoying life.

Ernest Catheryn Schoeppel returned home from Clearwater Tuesday, with tonsil-His. She Is some better at present thinks he is fortunate to be relieved building of some description. Every once in a while some good fisherman remembers the carrier with part of his catch. Many thanks. Frank Barnhart has put up a box for his convenience, since he is a ru-ralite.

We welcome all new patrons. When the carrier finds a box laying but she Is not yet able to return to of tbe management of the culinary department. Dollie iseraduajjy becoming accustomed to pioneer school. PhOtOf rPhT rTX I V. e.tryboJr.

AM BRIC I PjM PHOTotiSAHlvles.he.il. aTKvtLlll I 3 noutlfuli.U.tre 9 Bl.rple copy frr. Nl tf fHcpB3aaBBUDagmiaauBBBu.ttnBi Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Scott, Hobart otrxtBa nn the crround he is not supposed to and Har.el, Grandma Jaynes, George Herrlngton and Omie Hukle dined Governor Curry, of New Mexico, Sunday at E. S. Walton's, decided a few days ago that he would A boy was born March 23 to Mr. hlm wilndraw hg resinnatlon.

He and Mrs. Frank E'latt, of Biggins, W1 H8Sured by the president that he Texas. Frank intends to have plenty tnp fun confidence of the national get out and put the mail in it. A. word to the wise is sufficient.

Every one on route 3 is Interested lu good roads, judging by the wuy tbey are fixing up the roads, every thing will be In ship shape in a few days. Now lei the inspector come. Mrs. A. J.

Uichurdson served an excellent goose dinner last Sunday GROUP, WhoopingCough This remedy cm ilwy be depended upon and Ii pleasant ta take. It contains no opium or of farm neip or nis own alter wnne in administration. We may expect these that southern land. little "Hurries" to continue until we HOLLISTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medlclna for Buiy People, Brings Health and Renewed Vlror A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, t-lver and Kidney troubles, i'tmiiles. Kewma, Impure mood.

Hud Breath, Slumtifch Bowels. Headache inU Hacltacho. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab-lot form, itn cents a box. Genuine made by Tser. more MxCmll PattTHKU Ktte.

Ih.n ol otW nuke of B. account of their acetir.cy end iimplicUT. more tli.i. other L.Sl.. aubicrlmlnn 111 numb.r.) eo.l 30 orlAfri? change in the weathar last Wednes-, The emigrttlon increasing and'' day.it made us think winter was Kng hopeful to make up what we lose for a few friends and relativ-i of Miss number, A cel.

F.ery'ubKnb.r (ct. tern yre. Subacrlb. today. lOLLISTEB DRUG COUP ANT, ManiSOIl, WW.

other harmful drug and may be given as confl dtntly to baby as to an adult Price tents, (arte size (eats. Margaret. Sh re-entered school at inJlcTO GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE still lurKing near us ana reaay 10 ln removaU. We will be glad when appear ugaiu any moment. ln8 gUyinf, ciS4 comes.

Then we Not only the proprietor of the wUl kogw who our nelBbori will be. Emporia Monday after a short vacation at home;.