Cherokee County Republican from Baxter Springs, Kansas • 8

LOCAL LORE Cut the weeds. WILSfltr Of 46TII MOT. south end cash See Lee, the grocer. Rheubarb 2c lb. Jas.

Large. For Sale 2 new 12x16 tents withfiiesi This office. Jim Page of Galena was calling on Baxter friends Friday evening. Chas. Opperman has returned from visiting Walter Naylor at Coweta, Ok.

i. E. B. Edmondson of Chetopa came over. Sunday to visit his best friends.

Miss Rachel Parsons of Galena was in Baxter for a few hours Thursday eve. Gov. Wilson of New Jersey Chosen By the Democrats For Leader Marshal) For Second Place. After about one week's session of the Democratic convention at Baltimore Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey was nominated for president of the U. and Gov.

Thos. R. Marshall of Indiana was chosen for vice-president Missouri remained true to Cham Clark, but the deadlock was too strong to overcome favorable to him. Yes, the weeds are sure growing. 1 The city mower is evidently idle.

O. M. Youse motored to Miami Saturday. Join the Booster Cluti and help boost Baxter. Mrs.

Jennie Michener is still quite seriously ill. Mrs. Ida Noble was a Joplin visitor Thursday. This is the Glorious Fourth, make it a sane one. E.

W. Dow was in Galena on business Thursday. A. R. Kane has had a new, galvanized iron awning put in front of his drug store.

Norman Crowell in last week to visit a few days with his mother and sist.rs. Mrs. A. L. Yingling was a Joplin visitor Friday.

Harry Smith of Galena autoed over to BaxterThursday. If you can't cut the weeds mow or stamp them down. Contractor Morrison now has the roof on the new Hood building. Chas. Woodsen of Vinita, was the guest of Baxter friends Sunday.

4 Oscar Glosser of Tulsa, is here to spend the Fourth with his wife. Remember, we have two tents, with flies, for sale at a bargain at thisoffice. i Library park has been mowed, which is another great improvement in looks. Mrs. A.

L. Yingling entertained the ladies of the Guild Tuesday afternoon. Miss Nell Weaver has returned home from a visit with her sister in Oklahoma Mrs. Wm. Price and son Her- bert of Joplin are the guests of Baxter friends this week.

George Peake is home from Haskell University to- spend the summer with his mother. Fred Allen of St. Louis came in the last of the week to spend his vacation with home folks. John 1. Coopier "was on the sick list last week, but is report Fly Time Is Here! See us before buyiug your SCREEN SUPPLIES.

We have the genuine northern white pine screen doors that last a life time, and al- ways stay in shape, and besides we will save you money. We carry a complete stock of Builder's Hardware Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and Glass. Let Figure On Your Bill. ed much better now. 1 Mrs.

R. B. English left last Sunday for Canon Cl'y, where she expects to visit for about six weeks. Christian Church Service'. There will be services morning John I.

Cooper and wife auto- ed 0 Joplin Friday. Mrs. J. 0. Isaacks was shopping in Joplin Thursday.

G. E. Rucker made a business trip to Galena Thursday. There is no lid on the mosquito incubator near Hotel Polster. Chester Jones and Wallie Covey were Joplin visitors Friday.

Don't fail to be at the Frisco depot Saturdaygaext at 2 p. m. John Isaacks and wife were in Joplin Monday visiting friends. Mrs. Geo.

Connor of Fontana, is visiting relatives in this city. i-- Clyde Chubb and wife of Joplin visited friends in this city this week. and evening at the Christian church Sunday July 7th, conducted by D. E. Millard, pastor.

Everybody cordially invited, special invitation to strangers. Long-Bell Lumber Co. G. E. LUNDGREN, Manager, Willow Creek News.

Mrs. Clarence Brugger from Tittmitttitiiitrintt Kansas City was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brugger Ihe past week returning borne Saturday. Place your order with us 4 now for a monument.

We can make, your cemetery wnrlrin anv kind of crranite 1 Phone 235. Rev. John Gregory will Mesdames W. T. Gregory, Os you may want, but we es- preach at Willow Creek school house Sunday morning at 11 pecially recommend Salida 1 car uiosser ana tay Harmon were trading in Joplin Friday.

o'clock. VJTI clllltc, Of ucauuilii uaia granite from Colorado and We Call For Rosie Led Adkins is assisting Mrs. D. M. Shipman of this the Wernsboro Blue, Mrs.

Kain with her house work. And Deliver city is entertaining her. sister, as "The Silk of the Trade," Mrs. Rose Hodson and Goldie Mrs. M.

J. Freeman, of Joplin. Elam Sundayed with Wm. 0 1 Mrs. R.

B. English and fViQoci trranifoa fako n. TiicrVi fo Extra Clierflcl a Brugger and wife. ruiHeh onrl vnn oa.n n.lwfl.vs Mis. David Know aud chil Baxter Cleaning read the grandson, Walter Howard spent last Thursday with friends in Columbus.

dren made a picnic excursion to y- Five Mile Sunday. and 4 Aiiic chrtTtf rrum a.nrl malrp. 1- Fred Wise and family took 1 Miss Grace Perkins attended JVUl BClCtllUU, Pressing Parlor dinner with Lewiiohler and wife Sunday.) Columbus Monumental Works. Ed. A.

Jones, Mgr. a meeting of the College Alumni held at Joplin, last Wednesday. BUFORD PRICE, Prop. Ohlen Bld'g, west side Military st Mrs.l Karl Kain called on Mrs. 1 Columbus, Kans.

Edwin Hanes one day last week. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Mrs. J. T. Morrison, who has Lowell monthly, meeting of been working in a store in Col the Friend church was held at umbus has resigned her position Willow Creek school house Sat in order to take care of J.

T. urday. Mrs. Thos. Hackwood of Joplin is visiting with Baxter friends this week.

Miss Kate Jones of Neosho is visiting her uncle, C. M. Jones, and family. Miss Clara May Noble is home from Tulsa, for a short visit with her mother. Mrs.

Frank Meyers of Joplin was calling o'n friends in Baxter Wednesday evening. Dexter Sapp of Galena was in the city on business Friday and Saturday of last week. E. B. Morgan and family drove over from Galena Wednesday arid spent the, day with friends.

Mrs. Ella Jackson of Cabool, is visiting her daughter, Miss Anna Webb of this city. 4 Mrs. Abel and daughter Ruth of Kansas City are visiting the former's parents M. Doty and wife.

Miss Maud Button has returned from Mexico, where she has been for several months. A. R. Kane, wife and son Arthur left Monday for a few weeks visit with relatives and friends in New York state. little John Milton Cooper attended a party in Joplin last Fri Frank Hapeman was the din Did you ever notice how a coat ner guest or wm.

owauey ana of paint the looks of wife Sunday. your property? Cutting the Mrs. John Luckey was the weeds adjacent has a similar guest of Ed. Swalley and wife Sunday. C.

W. Morrison of Brouaugh, List of Letters. was in Baxter last week, Remaining in the postofflce at Baxter the guest of his brother J. Springs, Kansas, for the week ending with July 1912, which if not Morrison, manager of the Baxter TAKE YOUR HOME PAPER FIRST THEN SUBSCRIBE FOR The Kansas City Star and Times The Star and Times, reporting the full twenty-four hours' news each day in thirteen issues of the paper each week, are furnished to regular subscribers at the rate of TEN CENTS Per Week As newspapers, The Star and The Times have no riyals. No other publisher-furnishes his readers with the full day and night Associated Press reports as does the Star and Times.

This should recommend the papers especially to the progressive merchant and I deliver both the Star a-i-l Ti res tn the subscriber's door promptly on arrival of trains. Give me 0 trial, G. W. SKINNER, Distributor. called for within two weeks will be Produce Company.

sent to the dead letter office at Wash ington, D. I Mrs. McLamore, colored, aged Julia Johnson1 Mr W.C. Orcutt 85, died at the home of her son, Brisco, at Joplin last Monday, Persons calling for any of the above and the body was brought here letters will please say "Advertised giving date of list. for burial John Patterson of Chicago is FRED BA.RTLETT.

P. M. Mail Carriers Will Fly. This is an age of great discoveries. expected home the last of the month to visit his Mrs Progress rides on the air.

Soon we may see Uncle Sam's mail carrier's flying in M. E. Eastham. This is his first day afternoon given at the home all directions, transporting mail. People take a wonderful interest, in a dis covery that benefits them, That's why of Dr.

S. A. Grantham and wife. visit to this city in five years. Henry Cox, formerly chief di Dr.

Kin's New Diseovery for Coughs, The ladies of the Relief Corps DosfirQ Colds and other throat and lung diseases is the most popular medicine in Am will have charge of Grantham's luter and pharmacist at the Polster drug store in this city, came nn III, Jmt I down from Kansas City last 2 store Wednesday "afternoon and evening, July 10. Music furnish ed by Covey's Orchestra at night Wednesday to remain a few TRADC-M AT.K8 pronH kUNwtrworDO fw. Vtioj PATENTS THAT PAT. adnrux Uxn UaoroQftii, otu ipooM, ud Mip ncaa. Ml maM.

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He is now a valuable em erica. 'It cured me of a dreadful writes Mrs Davis, Stickney Corner, 'after doctor's treatment and all other remidies had failed. For coughs, colds or any bronchial affedtion its un-equaled. Price 50c and tl. Trial bottle free at all druggists.

Never can tell when you'll mash a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald Be prepared. Thousands rely on Dr Mrs. F. M. Perkins and daugh-Miss Grace pleasantly entertain ploye of the Smelzer -Arms in the packing department.

His Sacceed mhta entjihlzg else bl In oerroas prostntioa ad femo weAknestca they mn nxtjmma remedy, thootanda bir stiSed. FOR KIDNEY. LlVCn AND STOMACH TnOUCLC it th best medicia erer told ed about twenty-four guests at mission here was to bring the re cards last Wednesday afternoon mains of a sister for burial, who over a dregkt'i coonttr. died in Kansas City Monday, The prize, a handsome doily was Thomas' Electric OiL Your druggist sells it 25c end 5(V won by Mrs. aged 45 years..