The Emporia Weekly Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 2

Wims of New York tenements, almost beyond belief. The lecture was'interesting, and so of vital import that -every man the Ontv, it ca'd cluns. the three sau nibera is tin. most vicious. Ed uciiion is ihe 1 along the lines of health and sanitation, and correct, living.

The di.s- cafe is known under a dozen differ erii names. It causes deaths than all other contagious diseases instead of decreasing, have al other contagious diseases with the of knowledge, it lias increased 'rio per cent in the years, in'that period, smallpox nas decreas- 50 per ceni. Mr. Burton emphasized especially the contagious ture of tuberculosis, and the absolute necessity of stopping contagion by the utmost care th.nt can be given. There are iwo sputum from consumptive patients, an diseased food products.

That the disease is not hereditary. Mr. Burton said, has been proved most conclusively, am! ihe one thing to do to stamp it out of existence if- to stroy the germs. Jl" all the germs were destroyed, there he more tuberculosis. There are main- ways to destroy them and to prevent their spread.

Twenty per cent of the eases nf this disease- are caused from the indiscriminate spitting of its The condition of many bedroom 1 Mr. appalling. Often a clean white spread covers a death trap in the shape of filthy coverings hat have seen years of- service without ever having been wash.nl. but seldom aired, and which many tubercular have klcpt. Dark, sunless bedrooms are breeders of inberciilnsis germs- and they breed wiili alarming rapidity.

Sunlight is their greatest cue niy, and should have free io parts of the house, and especially to bedrooms and bedding. Window curtains often serve ihe purpose of germ breeders, when they are kept down in order to keep tin- sunlight from failing the carpr.s An.er one developed tuberculosis, said Mr. BITIOII, recovery is a 'H-'estion of eomparilivc viial- If the patient lives outdoors sleeps in a room where pienty of pure, fresh air has belter on; of doors, if he begin-; in it is not lu-ccs'-ary thai. should tiie. The second of the impure found in meat and milk.

known animal immune, according to Mr. Bunon. from tu Chickens are si- likely to he infected as any other meat product, ami tin re is no inspection of poultry. Oi packing sold only after ihe moH innpivtion, one need have r.o fear. The goverrmen: inspectors inspect.

aid Mr. Burton, and no inc.it in the smallest decree ir.inted. parses Mr. s.ild lie had known them to mi' so nearly pure I'm lu- w.niH not ii.ive been afrafd to cat it uncooked. The dtvcas-e n-ore rarely found in sheep than in s-jy other meal producing auinnb.

Ever- r.iore important meat, ibc as iisuallv Howe Dead. H. of Thursday niorniiK 1 at result of accidentally a trap door into ihe breiik of Tlmnfcs- town was beautiful holi- VI owe arose at 3 o'clock to breakfast for her grandson, 'ord went huntin After he h.v! gone, Mrs. Howe noticed her son, Carl, lying on ihe conch and she went to a closet to get a shawl to put over him. A trap door in the closet was open, and through this Mrs.

Howe fell headlong into the cellar. Mrs. had made several trips to cellar through this door while gelling breakfast, and when she went aflcr the shawl she evidently forgot that the door was open. The fall fractured her skull, and she did not regain consciousness. The accident occurred at 5:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Howe was a woman of beautiful character, always unselfish and always thinking of the comfort and happiness of others. She was a most Cupid's Fr Wednesday the home of 'lii 1 1 'J i 'iV Daily) ng at 8.o'clock, at Mrs. Brice Thompson, pio Miss May llhica. Michigan, and Charles L.

Short''of Emporia, were married by Rev. J. Gardner, of the Grace M. E. church Following ihe ceremony, a wedding' diniv c-d, Mrs.

woman, and has i.inring her iwo a wedding' dinner Shorl is an a.tiracnn'ojjo.tmg mis" nrtde many friends year-' residence 'in Kniporia. Mr. Slion. is interested in linn of Company, is also superintendent.of the Grace M. E.

Sunday school, is known widely in business and church, circles of the town. Mr. and Mrs. Short will live al Congress si reel. About twenty-five guesls attended the ding.

At ihe liome of Mr, and Mrs. corge H. l.oy, goS Constitution slreci. J. Shaw-go and Mrs.

S. JJva Lathcn were married evening 7 o'clock. Rev. C. Macnrdy, of he First Methodist' church, perform the ceremony.

Mrs. Shawgo th- past four months has been visiting her brother. Dr. DC Tar, in Kinsley, Kan. She arrived in Emporia yesterday at noon mid Mr.

Shawgo, took turkey dinner 'at the Loys. After the ceremony last evening the Shawgo home, gw larty went to th Merchant street the evening vas spent. The four sons of Mr. devoted wife and mother, and her shawgo. Claude, Orval.

Scott and E. friendship was prized by all who lns; City, were here to attend Ihe wedding. Shawgo and their carlv train to Kan- her. She was 67 years old. Sirs.

Howe leaves besides hei husband, two sons, Carl, who lives at home, and Clare, of Hodgcmn.i county: a daughter. Mrs. Vlermai Girardy. of Norton, who arrived Friday, and a brother. Eugene Con; Comstock.

of' Iowa Will Anderson's Funeral. The funeral of William A. was held Friday a fie; noon I'roir the Anderson home Union Rev. A. Parker, of th Firs! Christian church, conducted the services.

William Anderson died Tue- day night in Topeka, after a pro- lungjd He was thirty-one years of age. He.was the son of tin late John M. Anderson, ami was 'rough! mi in Emporia. Vie was graduated from the Emporia Vligh School and later from Kansas versify Scho'-I of Law. HO was ad- milled Io the bar in ami praetired l.iw 'here until three yoart.

iigfi. when h'S hchlih began to fail. He was man-led lu Miss May Gehring, "if Lawrence, and to tMeni one sou was born. Besides a' wife uid son; he leaves two' and wri Minnie L. Anderson if Emporia; 'Mrs.

Amia 1 of J. Anderson, of Luther. if Rose-berry. Idaho, ami: a gr.ind- nother who Eihporia. lie brothers' aiul were here he The ay let vorth ii ounty' commissioners Salu'r- comracl (or new over Elm uncooked, while me he All in cook dairy icst, r.aid Mr.

Biirtc-n. and if fomuj to be JntVcltd. tie used. Too niRiiy pi-fplr, sai.l. "kr.ov.- noilunp the crnditions vvbicii surround i cows whieli come-.

of ihcm never se-: viic- an'i take their jnilk On value of pure -iriilt: a cannot be v.veresti- It is factor figaJDST. th'. 1 li.iliit. Swift jr. Ur-i- C'nicaqo packing i-upply tiu-ir with at three a vihivh thi-y llieir irtvch.

instead the they ic'rmeriy t.2ie f'tOif. the 7.1r. lartc-rr, -jvere of various kinds -JUSiriiified several irii'ion tyftcy vicious lookinn '-Sfcbwcd tome inskle bed- reek, near the. Vlobnes raneh. and nother over Eagle 'creek, -sixteen liies 'southeast of Entporia.

U. P.lmlgett Bridge Company, City, wns given ihe contract both bridges, Elmer James eeeived the contraei for the abutment vnrk fin both bridges. Besides Ihe Blodgefl llridgc Company, ihe To- pvkt Bridge Iron Works and the Juliet Bridge el- Iron Company, were bidders. The Klodgell hid was the lowest. The work wll not start until John Johnson knows how to gel up a dinner in ihe woods, say C).

B. I lardcastle, John Wiggam and Omat Kirkendall. who went Io Mr. vjlohts- smi's plaee Monday on a hunting trip. Mr.

Johnson. Hen Johnson. Louis Vim and the three Emporia men ale their dinner in ilu 1 woods on the Jnhnson iarm. They had three kitnU of NKai. and licions.

The Ai'aileiny of Seiei.ce mnie than an hinir Fritlay i sing the subject of Tireless co It seems thai the question of the cook disturbs the well okinp. tlrinv; mind Mr. four sons took th sas City this morning, where they will spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

Shawgo will return to Emporia Monday by way of Ottawa, where they will visit for a few days wth a brother ot" Mrs. Shawgo. Thursday, they will return io F.mporia. and he ,11 home to their friends at the Shawjjo home. Mrs.

has many Friends in Emporia. Mr. Shaw.cro is well known having conducted a real estate and brokerage office in Empara for the past, five years. Wodnosday at norm at the home Mrs. Hannah Williams, occurred the marrhge of her daughter.

Mary A. Williams, to Andrew Galloway. of Topeka. While Mrs-. W.

VI. Thomas, aunt of the bride, played Mendelssohn's wedding march, Ihe. bridal party lr.uk their places in a made of potted: plants and ferns and white carnations. 'In i'-ie alcove was a large white wedding bell under which the bride and' groom stood, while Rev. R.

J. Malhews, of Bethany Congregational church, read Ihe ring service. The- bride was -in silk trimmed in Oriental lac-'; and. She 'carried a bouquet of and wore a wreath of. 'o'rangc blossoms, L.itlle Edith Williams, who carried the- ring.

Was' the-only attendant. After ihe ceremony, a delicious wedding breakfast, was served. Mrs. Galloway has lived in Emporia all her life and has the friendship nf all. wlm know her.

Mr: Galloway, is in. Ihe employ of UK- Santa Fe. with headquarters'at. Topeka. Mr.

ami Mrs. Galloway -left al. night for Topeka, whore, will live. Thomas.J. Chih.le.irs Were given cense Wednesday, ami that evening by Jnsiid and Jessie M.

li- married of the Peace J. Climbs. The age of the groom is 2.S and the bride only 15, lull the eusi- was issued by permission 0'. ihe girl's parents. The couple have gone In housekeephi'g on Prairie avenue, near the stockyards.

Bert R. Snedeger and Grace M. Frnnkenberger. biuh of Little Were married at'- ternoon. by Probate McCarly.

Thi- $18,000 lire in the Sania shops ai Tnpeka will probably crease the work in the Santa shops in Kmporia. for the next or until the Topeka can be repaired. Dr. and Mrs. turned Aiondax where thev bav A.

re- MrPiier-nn. been Or. eighluirs's parent? for ihe P.IM few Misie-' Catherine and Xell Bay- leer have returned Jo.thor home in Partfiird after a with Miss Eva Salis'jttrv. Mis? Berthn f.ibe!. who is Teaching i the northern part of tiie stale, Misses Mabel Miller and Mr.

and C. S. of are the jjuesis of Mrs. Thomas's son, Austin Buchannn. I.ouis S.

Batcheliir and Miss Min- ile B. Mrluness. 1 of Allen, married iu the of Probate ludge MeCarly Tiu-silay aflerno(ui. The couple drove to Allen thai af- ernoon. where wi-dding supper ivas served to a large number of at the home of the bride's Mr.

and Mrs. IV McInness. Mr. and Mrs. P.airhelor will live mi the groom's iarm 1 111 Admire.

color s'ch'enio. of ycljcsw- being througliotil all riccprations. Southern sniilax festooned from (he walls and decorated the Mers ajid background" for the yellow, and chry.sanlhe" niimis. 'Miss Grace; 1 Thomson played marcii wbilcMbe nnatlemi" pel, entered the and. took.

I heir places in-a ferns aiid ax and While Here the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. II. liiee, of Hfe First Congregational cburc-h. The 'bride was' 'gowned in white messcline silk trimmed ii: Irish point lace, and wore veil.

She carried while chrysanthemums. At the. conclusion of.the lercmony, a wedding dinner served. The tables were decorated yellow and white roses. Mrs.

Nutting d.niglucr. of Mr. and Mrs. and is one of ami most accomplished yo.un-g v. otneu.

She is a graduate of the mrric mcnt of the and has a beautiful voice. Dr. is the son of Mr. and -Mrs. j-I.

D. Nulling. 'He has lived in Jiitipbria since boyhood, and is a successful Mr. and iS'utliiH; left last ni ght on a honeymoon trip io Illinois, where Mi', and Mrs. Harold Wiley, ai l-'ecatur.

and will stop in Chicago -and other cities before home. They at Jlr.ral The guest? were Dr. ami E. Harris. Mr.

and Mrs. -V. Paxton. Rev. and Mrs.

J. VI. J. "Rice. Mr.

and Mrs.j Vcnion Wiley- and s-m, Philip, oij Vlulchinson: and Henry Now for Christmas We Can Meet Demands for Ideal Gifts HAT to give is now occupying th4 minds of all who take an interest in supplying relatives and. friends with reminders on this glorious occasion: Our inimense-stbck presents the easiest solution of this all; absorbing problem, and whatever your wants may be, you will bu r.iost likely.to find here just the -article desired, with the least possible inroad on your purse. Come and Investigate G. W. Newman Dry Goods Co.

AFTER THE GAME. It's Spite' Work. Mrs. A. E.

Hall, living ot the cor- ncr of 7 avenue and West Gather' up thojx 'iffcrtal frag- si reel, appeared before Probate mcnts, lyi'ri" loose-ly o'er the lea; Judge 'McCarty Friday and inform- Van Fleet, of Vlollon: Mr. and Harold Wiley, of Decatnr. 111.: Manha Miss tree; let us have no Forde. Miss Elsie Miss Edna wishbone, as a token Wilcox. Miss Grace Cly-'e Garden City: Miss Wiley.

Mr. and Mrs. II. O. -Vtitrinar.

Mrs.i take his lungs from off the gate- Mrs.j post, and his backbone from the vagrant wiio of his Cd him ihat he had issued a marriage license to, her niece. Jessie ijo sen i'ho is years of age. "Sh Jesse Rosecrants Dead. Jesse Rosecrants died near Lakin, at the home of his son, T. H.

Rosecrants. Thursday. About weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Kosccrants went Eakin to visit their son, and if tlic change might not help gather up the toes and fingers, ere we place them in the tomb.

See, his legs are icily April IT of next year. Thomas J. Chihlears." Carlv referred to Ihe change might Mrs. Hall 0 been in failing health a will be years of age on of years, suffereing from bron- She married Judge Mc- marriage. alTi- I.ydia E.

of Mr.s. Liilie Alexander, living at West avenii'-. and David G. son of Mrs. C.

Htighus. of 128 Market slreof. married Wednesday rv'ining al S' o'clock by Rev. Henry Jones, ihe Presbyterian cluinrh. Th.c wedding took-place at the home of (he bride's mother.

The immediaUT relatives of the bride groom were, present at the c.Tcmo.ny, and a standing, upside down there in davit book and found that ihe record the mud; 1 take a sheev of blotting that the girl was 15 and the man paper, and we'll then remove the blood. Ah, that one so young The affidavit wr.s accom- and handsome, should be scat- by the parents of the I she is 15 years of age. panied by a written statement -signed companied by Vic was born sixty-eight tSG.2. he en- iii Company Thiny-ninili regiment low.i Volunteer Infantry, and served until 1863. His body, ac- chial and lung trouble, in Park county.

years ago. Jn August. few Hug other c.ucst?. Mr. and Mrs.

hes are Em'pnrin born'. Mrs is an excellent young w.i- m'an. many friends. Mr. tered far and near! with his nose upon the grandstand, on the en- trance gate an ear! Ab, that "one so gay and joyous, at the rising of the sun, should be carried on a dustpan, when the weary day is done! Place his whiskers on the platter, and his vitals in Ae bowl: for our fullback is so scat- tcred, that no gJue can make him whole.

fj S' Rosecrants and irl saying that son, arrived in Kinporia this morning. Vie leaves besides his Mrs. Ella Vaughn, of 1 T. Vf. Rosecrants.

of ,1.1 and the girl only 1,3." Lakin: Lillie. William and Grace, of The above couple was granted Plmporia. The funeral was held at- the famiv residence, East Twcfth "Well. am her aunl." replied thcjfi children visitor, "ami' I. know that fellow is I Wellington; Hughes is a in.

the Williams store. They v.iil. 228 Union -Ircet. D. live i Marriage liem-e- were issued thi.i afternoon in Knlu-n A.

AfrAitley. i-i near Olivet, and Miss Minerva A Woodhury. of F.niporia, and Jnhn McCbme ai'id Nellie llnmer, ol near Admire. With the i-Nci-p: tilt: nurih end the 'CIMICITII- street d.ay. llaskins Ramsey had a gang at work laying brick today.

AIL of the work ihat can be affected by. cold weasher been linishvd. Probabiy all ihe brick will be laid before (he end nf ihe week. Thomas Jones, the man who is of entering the house uf S. near Olpe.

ri nu- time ago, and stealing s-mne jewelry and .1 1 square meal, was given a hearing be- M'Iire Justice I'Jryer Friday. The evidence brought onf fact ihal i.bines was found with the property in possession, and that he was in Ihe. neighliorhood of ihe i house al the lime of the lie was over in Ihe 'district completed Samuel was attorney. and C. Harris appeared fur the inn of a few feel al iln- block, all for the' Merchant Mr.

and and children left home in Denver, with MeKanna and Mrs. Amo? McKanua. More paregnrie and bromo was used in Emp.iria Thursday lias been consumed for a vear. George. and Mrs.

sick ji-H T. Pvle friends. Daniel Urqubart. who lives son'li reservoir was in town Wednesday with a half bushel of or it I might be statetl thai ho was in town William with three turnips. The three tnr- Satnrday for their nips that filled a half bushel measure after a visit were not the wapple-jawcd variety parents.

Mr. they were regularly shaped lur i nips and together about twenty-live pounds. The lurnipi; arc It called the while egcr than j. Mrs. G.

has returned jo 'ier home in Amarillo.Texas, after a several weeks' her dlngh- ler. Mrs. F. Protheroe. e.

ilu- liill Wise. ii ima. son. of. Mr.

i' is seriously 1 with F.arl City, is Mrs. J. Allen ami Mck with I i-. a MaeM. Taylor ir.

seriously the grip wlu grip marriage license Wednesday afternoon, and (lie same day were married by Justice Combs. They are living on Prairie avenue, near the stock-yards. The girl's father and grandmother appeared at the Gazelle office reply thai Mrs. Hall's statement is made to satisfy a grudge, and thai she was not here avemte. Sunday afternoon at -2 o'clock.

Rev. W. C. Macttrdy con- liucled ihc services. Del game warden, stated while he and fish was here rmly.

thai the hunters' license is being much better enforced when te child was born nor for several years thi- year than it last. Tic esti- afterward. They say they know how i that approximately $30,000 has old the child and lint the aim! does, I'cvn culleeted in the stale the el: not know, is an ami! of Also ihev; say Mrs. Hal! this way: She is the "zadd's half brother. The reflaiiranl.

at lola, formerly owned by George Wilhllc. of has changed hands twi since nut a year aao. Vesie.r- day papers wen: signed whereby became the Mr. Wilhite ihe Our-Way In Dennis O'l-eary. (oruieriy of and J.ifk ending June for 'ITS' licenses.

Of this amount Lyon I county has done her pan by eonlrib- I nnng $i''5o. Last year a lillle more than Sjo.noo was collected in the stale during the entire, year. County George Snoddy will hold an educational meetings at Plymouth, and Friday nigiit at the Gariield building in F.m- pori.i. pared. Good programs arc being pre- Davih Admire, parents i Spade lias returned from whep- he with his Thanksgiving.

Taxpaying to have becotr.e a habit. Almost any lime of the tiny goes into Ihe county office, he will see from three to live people wailing to pay (heir taxes. Some Turnips Worth While. W. T.

Saffer. of Allen, was a 1insi- visitor in Fmporia Saturday. Mrs. Parker Sunday gave a lecture at Hartford. John was in Gi ol" town Mondav Osagc City.

W. C. AshcroftMhc new trainmaster of the middle division, is a brother-in- law of Carl Rickcr. Ashcroft formerly was with Trainmaster Saumlers, of Emporia. Kow say to lijj face: Ike Lambert has bought an automobile.

Think what his'horses will do when thev hear that! Harry Atkinson, who has been visiting in Emporia for the past days, rciiirned to Kansas City. Friday ir'ghl. Miss -ehool cation Sadie who''is leac'iring al is "spending her vain, Emppria. M. VI Ritehey'and Robert Henderson were marrio-l Ihe home of Or.

and Mrs. .1. II. Kill, Wednesday evening. Dr.

Hill 11 the ceremony. Only a few invited guests were present. Mr. anil Mrs. Henderson lefi yer-tenlay for Admire, where newly furnished house awaiied their occupancy.

Mrs. Hen" home was Coldwater. where she last spring from Indiana. She came acquainted with Mr. llendersonat the Comanchc institute.

Mr. Henderson i-i well known in ibis vicinity, having been county superintendent of schools for two years. 11? is principal oi the Admire public schools, and a successful teacher. Yesterday afternoon at .1 o'clock the home of the bride's pr.rents. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Wiley, occurred tlur marriage of Miss Grace Wiley am! Dr. H.

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