The Kansas Democrat from Hiawatha, Kansas • 2

a BROWN COUNTY NEWS BAM an ill. 511 IlJiU VMM HIAWATHA, KANSAS, WEST CARSON. Wilber Campaey is clerking in Hobbs' store in Fairvietv. George Honick and Frei Gild-house butchered for Mrs. Fiegen-baum, Monday.

Henry Mellenbruch has the addition to his house about ready for the plasterers. Many from this corner enjoyed the entertainment at the Carson school house last Friday evening. Henry Fortmier and family have moved into the house with his parents having rented his farm to Will Spellmier. Henry Fiegenbaum finished gathering corn for Mrs. Minnie Franke.

She has now moved to the home of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. John Ktuse, in Mulberry. Capital 100,000 Undivided 40,000 WILLIS. Mrs.

Tom Tinsley is up from St. Joseph for the holidays. George Davis was down from Hiawatha last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Beall were over from Horton, Sunday. Miss Mable Hannah was a Hiawatha caller last Tuesday. W.

E. McCandless came over from Horton one day last week. Misses Harmon and First and Stanley Willis are home from Horton. Miss Ethel Ford visited her sis-er in Hiawatha, Sunday and Monday. W.

B. Mathis, of Topeka, visited G. E. Beall and family, Friday and Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. C.W. Dannenberg visited near Hiawatha a few days last week. Mr.Hedrick is here from Lincoln, Nebraska, visiting his sister, Mrs. John Baxter.

Jesse Henney and Sam First consulted a physician in Hiawatha the first of last week. Miss Grimes, of Hiawatha, was A HELPING HAND a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A i EXCELiENT pieces of property often go unbought and unsold, through the lack of a little ready money. We are not disposed to encourage speculative ventures in any form; but when an investment is both safe and judicious, we sometimes step in and help out on the purchase. KENTUCKY RIDGE The little bells of Zion wiil soon ring for joy. Xmas is here and so are wevvith a few items.

The Harts andj Stewartsare a jolly of fellows, long andfavor-atly known in this neighborhood. The Hart families are all invited to the wedding of their Kinsman, Great preparations are being made for the occasion. J. W. Montague formerly of this place is now represented here by thirty-three head of mules and in Mount Zion district hejsjrepresent- ed by well whats the Mather anyway.

Jacky Hart gave us an gintroduc-tion to the champion corn husker the other day. He is a veryjjittle fellow with nerves hrgh strung. Two hundred bushels per day is DIRECTORS the guest of Miss Edith Hines" the latter part of last week. Mrs. John Ttahl is seriously ill at present.

Dr. Reynolds, of Horton, is the attending physician. Messrs Marion Davidson, Wm. Tinsley and Neal Baxter 'were in Hiawatha last Wednesday. Miss Hannah Johannes, who is assistant principal at Shell Rock, Iowa, returned home Sunday night.

E. N. MORRILL, President C. D. LAMMB, Vice President.

t. Mclaughlin, Cashier. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford spent GEORGE H.

ADAMS SAMUEL BIERER Monday and Tuesday Hiawa-tha with their daughter, Mrs. Milt Figley. Mr.and Mrs. Goodwin, of Horton, stopped over here with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Rodkey, after a visit in Hiawatha. A his ecord. Harvey Hart says that there are two sides to every 'question except religion, and in that there "is only one side "our side." Mr. Hart recent purchased a few head ot cattle from a neighoor fancier agreeing to pay him all hej'asked for them upon delivery. A few days after the Psalm singer turned up minus the cattle and with tears in his yes saidhe had "sold the cattle too cheap and wished to be freed from the contract.

Ceitainly r- Jr' -VV Mr. Kimbal and family, who LEGAL NOTICES have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Gregg returned to their home in Rock Island, Illinois, Thursday. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION la the District Court of Brown County Kansas Plaintiff' Th South The students, Misses Work and west Ada Wells, VS Lawsen Wells, and Wells.

christain name is unkonwn, Geo. N. Wells, and Wells, wife whose wife whose his his ehristain name is unknown, ray dear child, repltedMr. Hart, "Hanson, and Arch Bartley are "dry up those tears and go home home from Bald win, for the holidaye. to your ma, and tell her to buy jou C.

A. Harpster is also jhome from a jumping jack for Christmas. the same University. Limite The Kansas oil fields produced 17,575 barrels of oil in'November. Martia H.

"Wells, and Wells, his wife whose cbristain name is unknown, Clark Wells, and Wells, his wife whose christain name is unknown, Charles W. Wells, and Wells, his wife whose christain name is unknown, I El zabeth Bearajrard, and Beamg-ard her hus- bind whose christain name is unknown, Mary B. Messmore. and Messniore her husband whose christain name is unknown, 1 Frank Wells and Ella Wells, minor children' oi John Wells, deceased, Defendants. 1 The Defendants Lawson Wells Is hi wife of Fall City, in the state of Nebraska, G-ec.

N. Wells, and Wells, his wife, of Cleveland, in, the Territory of Oklahoma, Clark C. Wells, I and Wells, his wife, of Diller, in the State of Nebraska, Mary B. Mesmore and Messmore her husbaud, of Fairbury, iu the state of Neb- raska.Frank Wells and Ella Wells, m'lior Miss Ethel Jackson is spending the holidays in Atchison. Wm.

J. Bryan has been hobnob-ing ith the Czar of Russia this week. Clint Rush went to Atchison, Thursday to spend a few days visiting frienis. George Schil'ing and Isaac Dilley were in Kingman County last week looking at some land. childien of John Wells, deceased, residence unknown, will please take notice that they hare been sued in the above entitled Court, in the a-bove entitled action, an i that they must answer or demur to the Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or before ths fifth day of febarary, 1904, or tlie same will be taki as true and jtdjf ment rendered accordingly, decreeing' partition of the following- described real estate, to wit: Swinney and John Klinefelter went to Sabctha Thursday to spen I Christmas.

Mrs. W.L. Ladd, of Kansas City, will be here New Years to visit Mr. and Mre. H.

M. Hovey. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Blanchard and family are spending Christmas at their old home near Hamiln.

The Ncfrth Eat quarter of section Nineteen(l9) Township six (6) outh. Range Twenty one(21) i West, Graham County Kansas; aiso the North I Eat quaner of section TwentvXfowr (24) Town ship four (4) South, Range Twenty five (25) West; also the South West quarter of ction TweutT Nine (29) Township fonr (4) Ransre Twenv five (25) West: also North West is the new train brtween Kansas City anil Chicago, It runs via the new short line, the Chicago, Milwaukee S. St Paul Railway Electric lighted throughout, The Southwest Limited is a blaze of glory along the new route. Equipment includes Compartment and Standard Sleepers, Observation-library car, Dining Car and Coaches. It arrives in the heart of Chi-cgo in time to connect with all eastern trains.

If you are "going East, it 'is worth your while to write for descriptive booklet. Prof, and Mrs. B. F. Eyer of Manhattan are visiting Mrs.

Eyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rosen- quarter of section Twenty Nine (29) Township four (4) South, Range Twenty fie '25) West, Norton County Kansas; also 1 ts fifteen (15) and sixteen (lt) in block Nine (9), also lot eiht sin, Twoi ilJtin ihc town of Reserve. burger this week.

The Topeka hotels are making a very aggressive campaign for the next Republican State Convention. Mrs. C.R. Andrews and children of Eliingham are visiting her mother, Mrs.L. M.

Hedding this week. Miss Queen Galsb'e who has been visiting in Hiawatha for several weeks left Wednesday for her home in Clarinda, Iowa. Brown County Kansas; atd judging1 the Plain tiff to be the owner in fee simple of an UHdirid-ed one half interest therein and the Defendantf Lawsen Wells, George N. Wells, Martin Wells, Clark C. Wills, Charles W.

Wells, El-zabeth Beamg-ard, and Mary B. Messmore, each to be the owner in fee of an undivided on sixteenth (1-16) interest therein, and the Defend- anis Frank Wells and Ella Wells, eaeh to be the owner i fee of an undivided one th rty second (1-32) interest therein, and apportioning- the costs and Attorneys fees according- to the respective Jinterests of the parties. New Years day comes on Friday and Pope Pius has granted a dispensation to allow Cahtolics to eat meat on that day. Ada wells, by iter Atiornie. A.

J. Weaver and Buckles Pearl First published Dec. 25, 1903 Dr. I. L.

Meyer SPECIALIST Tom Hutchison, who has been visiting Robert Byrnes for the past 5ev days left Thursday for his home at Philadelphia. Dan Jacques called on a young lady Friday evening. It is said this is his first effense since he has lived in Hiawatha. 11- Tt i T. F.

Byrnes, who has been visiting his brothers, Robert and Jim for a few days left Thursday for his home in Emporia. The Christian pirty, whatever that is, has issued a call far a National Mass Convention at St. Louis, Missouri, May 1 and 2, 1004. Rockefeller has dug up again for the Chicago University with a dona M. SMITH, Commercial Agent, 245 Main St, Dahas, G.

COBB, Southwestern Passenger Agent, 907 Main St Kansas City, Concordia and Ottawa have lost their military companies. Clyde gets the company from Concordia and Counil Grove from Ottawa. Leave Kansas City 5:55 p. arrive Chicago 8.55 a. in, Chronic Diseases Diseases of VTomen Practical Massage and Sweedish Exercises.

Consultation Free. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Lewis of tion of $1,850,000. The'pricc of 2C coal oil will probably jump again next week. Office hours 9 to 12 2 to 5 and to 9 p. m. TICKET AUT0110BSL IMS the Academy left Wednesday after-' poou for Quincy, Illinois, where they will spend theracation with their parents.

i LOST Sum of money in currency and checks on road between Baker and Powhattan. A Re-' ward of five dollars is offered for its return to Eldred 00 BLISS BUILDING WITH DEMOCRAT SUBSCRIPTIONS. FOR WHAT? THE DRUGGIST Eist cf Court Hsiise. Himthi ASK.