The Coffeyville Weekly Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 5

mm IT urn mm mm mm mm hi i mm mm mw mm mm mm u-m mw i mm mm JL Jtfmwm mm-A CALIFORNIA CREEK. orrespohclence accident last Sunday.1 He undertook to ford the river, which was deep fording, when a horse which he was leading refused toswim which caused him to be carried some distance down stream where the horse got caught under a willow, and, but for assistance would have been drowned. LAS re is a disease which has its origin in a torpid liver and constipated bowels. fwcl Ifflers As ay A cures laziness by cleansing the liver, strengthening the digestion and regulating the bowels. It makes good blood, creates appetite, energy and cheerfulness.

PRICE, S1.00 PER BOTTLE. AT DRUG STORES. The infant son of Rutus Stewart and wife died May 22, 1902; burial at home place on California creek. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Jonathan Graham and George Adams and family spent the day last Sunday with Mrs. Lewis and family on uoon creek. Wm. Long, wife and baby took dinner with Mr. Graham and family last aunaay.

Praver meet in was verv well attend ed last Sunday night. Let everyone turn out and let nave a good old fashioned meeting. Some" are too fearfnl nf lnsinc slpon tn attend Draver meeting on Snndav nisrht. but it seems like the young people turn out quite well and we tnink it the duty of all Christian Deonle to attend all sneh when possible and encourage the young people tney can. Griff Graham is on the sick list again.

Rev. D. P. So aire was in the neighbor hood this week canvassing for a book discribing the horrors of the Martinique disaster: Will Graham, who has been sick the past two weeks, is able to be around again, but is still very weak. W.

W. Smaill. who tausht school at California Creek for several terms, was in the neighborhood visitintr old friends several days last week and the fore part oi tnis weex. W. L.

Reed of Coon Creek, is snort ing a handsome double seated carnage. Wheat harvest is about to strike us and corn plowing is just fairly begun. One of Georee AdamR' hands fell ont of the cranarv last Snndav and crinnled himself so badly he had to quit work and return to his home near Sorincrfield. leaving Monday. Bart Baird has fonnd his hnnnh of horses that have been crone for so lone.

He found them down near the head of Brush creek last week. Wm. Shafer has put out five or six acres of cotton this spring as an experiment, to see if cotton will do any good in this county. WEST FAIRVIEW. Mrs.

Straub is on the sick list. Deb Parker lost a horse last week. Mrs. Sam Hoobler went to town Monday. H.

Jewett went to Independence Monday. Mayor Elliott spent Sunday with Fargo Allen. Mrs. Will Carpenter went to Cherry-vale Monday. Francis Coleman is attending the institute at Oswego.

Sam Hoobler is going to commence harvesting Wednesday. Ternes has purchased a new organ for her daughters. Sallie Bennett an Mallisa Jewett went to Independence Saturday. Mrs. Hamlin visited with her father, Mr.

Allen', last Thursday night. There will be children's day exercises at West Fairview the third Sunday in June. Nellie Coleman, Holmes and Mrs. Ternes called on Mrs. Straub Saturday.

Misses Leila Robinson and Zetha Retheford visited with Sadie and Etta Allen Sunday. Sadie and Etta Allen and Mrs. Hamlin and children took dinner with their grandfather, Mr. Parker, of Liberty, Friday. Last Friday being Cleveland Brock's 17th birthday, some of his relatives and friends gathered at Mr.

Brock's in the evening, all having a good time. Ice oream was served. VERDIGRIS Bertha Kerr is on the sick list. The rain Tuesday night stopped the harvesting. J.

Elliott and wife and Miss Shadley visited M. O'Brien's Sunday. Bert Slater and wife visited with Harve Kerr's Sunday. Mr. Hummel and daughter of Missouri visited M.

O'Brien's Sunday. Mrs, Murphen visited relatives in the Bend Saturday. George Crawford of Drum creek visited Bert Slater and wife. John Collins called on J. R.

Goddard Tuesday. I. Wyckoff and wife visited at R. L. Heape's Sunday.

Will Heape brought his horses home from pasture Sunday. Mr. Minnick has bought Mrs. James9 Davis' cousin is staying with her now. Will Hodges is working for Homer Duncan.

Will Cunningham met with quite an Letters to Loved Ones should be written on good, tasteful stationery. It adds immeasurably to the acceptability of the missive, is a compliment to the recipient and a credit to the sender. Cheap, trashy letter paper is inexcusable in this age, and betrays slovenliness and lack of taste in the person using it Pretty' and, stylish papers, white and In tints, at very low prices --c AT 7 5TRUBYS Jewelry Store Special Aacent 000L COLORADO THE PLACE TO CO. Think of a round trip rate of on! $15.00 To Denver. 'loritl Spring (11 mutton) antl Pueblo.

On Certain dates In June, July. Ai gust nncl September, via the Write for books entitled "CAMPINf. IN COLORADO." "FISHING IN COLORADO," AND "UNDER THE TURQUOISE SKY." The eampinsr book tells how. where nml what cost parties of two. four ami six van enjoy an inexpensive vacation in that le.

lightful climate. J. A. STEWART, G.S.W. P.

A.Kansas CI v. K. W. THOMPSON. A.

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Chicago. Ill VALEPA. Harvest began on Snow Creek oa-Tuesday at Harry Margin's. Judson, the blacksmith, has sold out to Gerlic Mullenix. Mrs.

George Reasor of Edna is sick at the home of her mother, Mrs. Marion Roberts. O. H. Sliger is enlarging his barn and granary.

Clinton George is running on he cream route here. Jacob Keller is gone to Oklahoma. Henry Holland had three fine milk cows by killed Missouri Pacific passenger-train. Rev. Sweeney of Wilson county-preached at Blackford on Sunday and here at night.

The ice cream festival on Saturday night was well attended and netted about 15. The sound of the thresher whistle was heard this week. Elmer Maxwell is-, getting ready for the start. SYCAMORE. D.

H. Krone is getting better. Basil Miller is afflicted with Job's, comforters. Children's Day was observed at Syca more at 11 a. m.

and at Radical p. m. and at Gravel Hill at 8 p. m. June 1.

Each Sunday school rendered a fino-program. Mesdames O. B. Daniel, R. Daniel Trueblood started for Oregon this week on a two month's visit.

Samuel Hudeburg sold his farm and has been looking for a farm in Chautauqua county during the last week. Beady to Tleld. 'I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel salvo for piles and found it a certain says S. R. Meredith, Willow Grove Del.

Operations unnecessary to cura piles. They always yield to DeWitfa. Witch Hazel salve. Cures skin diseases, ail kinds of wounds. Accept no counterfeits.

J. S. Lang Coffeyville, April 28, 102. The 340 acres we adrertlsed last week la. sold.

We offer this week 203 acres, well improved upland, 90 acres In cultivation. Good two story house, barn and other buildings. Plenty of spring water. Equally as good a bargain as last week's. Also 100 acres part creek bottom, good house, 60 acres cultivation.

Tha-above will not remain long at the prioe. And some 8H0BT TIME money on ap-p roved security. Long time farm and olty money at lowest rates. INSURANCE. Don't fall to see os for in a ranee.

BAG LB A Rooms 2 and 8, Hall building. WEST BROWN. Mr. Hodges went to Coffey vine Monday. Charley Bohe worked for A.

C. par-row last week. "Hugh Coplin, who has been quite sick, is now convalescent. Hugh Gilliland went to work for Mr. Hamilton near Ringo.

John Gilliland has been visiting his sister Mrs. Will Coplin. We are glad to hear of John Hamilton being able to be up again. Mrs. Webber and daughter Edna, called at Mr.

Coplin's Saturday. Grant Williams has almost recovered from the blow he received playing ball. Will Webber and wife attended the Vice cream social at Tyro Saturday evening. 1 Fawn Valley baseball team was quite elated over their success of winning the prize. Gus Souther left Tuesday for West -i A.

-It Plains, cauea on account 01 iuuess of his mother. Mrs. IHfirndon visited her mother. Mrs. Holloway of Coffey ville last Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. Wright, wife and children, and Mr. Hunter of Coffey ville visited S. H. Wiggins Sunday.

Sallie McCloudJand friend from Sandy Ridge, visited her brother last Sunday and also Mr. Young's. Mr. Coplin received a letter from his son Heber who has been in the Philippines, he writes he will be home by the 20thr Eva Hicks received a letter from Pearl Scovel. They are on their road home but are water bound out in the west part of the state.

A pleasant party was very much enjoyed at Steve Hicks' Friday night. Those present were Violet Bolte, Freda Schake, Gertie Hodges, Eva and Cora Hicks, Amanda and Lou Coplin, Ethel and Edna Webber and Kate Wiggins, Gertie Bond. Hugh Gilliland. Ben Duu-bar, Fritz Schake, Ed Bolte, Dave Wharten, Charley Hicks, J. S.

and; W. B. Wiggins, John Gilliland. Harry Boyd and Earl Holden. very enjoyable time was had at Mr.

Young's Saturday night. Refreshments were served consisting of ice cream and cake, which were delicious. Those present were Mrs. Hughlin and sons, Mr. Garrison and wife, Donna and Danna Williams, Gertie Hodges, Cora Hicks, Amanda and Lou Coplin, Kate and J.

S. and, W. B. Wiggins, Charlie Hicks, Hugh Gilliland and Willie Hodges. i DRUM CREEK.

W. H. Doop is plowing corn for Frank Bloxon. V. S.

Covy drove up to Cherryvale Sunday. --v-- George Rogers took togs to town Monday. Rev. Corning preached Saturday night and Sunday. Robert Braunan went to Independence Monday.

W. M. Vandyne is not able to be on his mail route yet. J. A.

Porter and wife went to Independence Monday. O. F. Morris and Jim Howard went to Liberty Saturday. Bert Goodner and wife visited with his father Sunday.

There will be some wheat cut in this locality this week. Joseph Doop is going back to his home in Texas on Tuesday. John Gibson went over to Wild Cat Monday after his binder. Ros Puneo has rented the Jessie Pink-ston farm for the coming year to put in wheat. W.

H. Doop and family and Jennie Cook drove out to the table mounds Sunday. W. A. Kidd, the Champion binder man, repaired George Rogers machine Tuesday.

George Puneo and Will Goodner took in the excursion Sunday and got home Monday morning. Sam Howard has rented the Mrs. D. O. Morris farm for the coming year at $150 a year cash.

Andrew Doop is cutting the hedge down round his farm. It makes a big improvement to the farm. Abe Berentz came down from Chautauqua Sunday and visited with 'his father and went home Sunday. HAVANA. Wheat harvesting will begin this week.

Bert Partridge is enjoying a visit from his father. Libbie Foreman is visiting friends Cash? Cash 2 Cash 2 Farmers, how much cash did you get for your produce before we came to your city? We have no cash to pay men to stand around on street corners, but want you to come and Get Our Prices-on Produce for Gash, as we do business in a business way. armour Ming Co. COFFEYVIU-E 1125W. BighUiSSt 9.T7.

ha nix here this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Black- more, Sunday June girl. Delia and Esta Yore and Libbie Fore man drove to Wayside Saturday. Dr. Brown and daughter of Coffeyville visiting relatives and friends here. M.

E. Kelso, R. B. Knock and L. W.

Brown were at Independence Monday. The sheriff of Labette county came down Monday and subpoenied Bert Partridge as witness -in a state case at Oswego. Children's Day at the IT. B. church last Sunday evening was a most pleasant affair.

The little folks acquitted themselves most creditably and the choir rendered several beautiful selections, beside, music by the string orchestra, composed of Eldora Smith, Jessie Rabb and Asa Rabb and Jess Havener. Eldora Smith sang a solo to her own accompaniment on the guitar, which was well received. Notwithstanding the inclement weather last Friday morning the people met at tne cemetery and proceeded te decorate the graves of soldiers and of friends and relatives. By noon the skies were clearing and a lovely program was made by Rev. Farrell and J.

O. Ross: T. R. Pittman delivering the address at the cemetery in the forenoon. Appropriate niusic was rendered by Floy Moore.

Delia Vore, Clyde Pitt-man, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Stafford.Messrs Stafford, Moore, Homer, Lindley and Burkholder. Pearl Pittman favored the audience with an instrumental selection "The Battle of Lookout Mountain" and Rev. Farrell and Mr.

Allen each sang a solo. PARKER. Harvesting has begum. Black berries are ripening. Jennie Edminson is improving.

James Smith spent Sunday with his mother. E. Bouilly called on Joseph Kloehr this week. Maud and Bessie Bailey spent last week with A. Beaty's.

L. D. Winters and wife of Independence was down last week. Gertrude Stephenson was taken very ill Sunday but is improving. Day Alverson and Ross Stapleton of Edna were in this burg last week.

S. L. Brown returned last week from Gueda Springs much benefited in health. There was a very pleasant party given by Mr. Carpenter to his daughter, Georgie Carpenter of Kansas City Sat urday, evening.

The guests were as follows: Albert and Lucy Hedric, Gertie O'Neal, Grace Caukins; Daisy and Hannah Moore. Bessie Cantley, Otto Hogget, Clarney Hammer, Clmt and John Bridges, Ed Aspania, Guy Thomas, Isaac Savage, George Moore, Ed Petter-son and Maud Ashby, Maud Savage, Samuel Neal, Charley Rozell, Bertie Caukins, Allia Litt, Tom Bridges, Jack Wilson, F. Kantley, Jim Moore, Will Brinker, Mr. Fields, Tailor Sherman, Berry Sherman, Mr. Rogers, Al Gray-half, Charley and Nellie Carpenter and Thomas L.

Brown, Mr. and Mr. Thomas Refreshments were served and all had a good time. PLEASANT HILL. Liger Blower visited at Mr.

Mills'Sun-day. John Keltz has finished picking strawberries. Ed Roper was kicked in the left eye by a horse. Rev. Megill and family 7were visiting here last week.

Mrs. Alice Lucas called on Mrs. Rose Leltz this week. Mr. Francisco and family took a trip to Coffeyville last week.

Mr. Hummel of Missouri is visiting his brother-in-law, John Keltz. Del Francisco and family and Rev. Megill visited Mr. Savage last week.f Quite a number from Pleasant Hill attended Children's day exercises Sunday evening.

A party was given by Edna Keltz in honor of her cousin, Myrtle. Hummel who is visiting her from Missouri. Those present were Pearl Savage, Bertha and Feme Lucas, Irene Miller, Ida Mills, Maggie and Effie Ringeisen, Mary Blower, Edith McKee, Flossie Goddard and Earl Shoup. Ice cream and strawberries were served. WAYSIDE.

We hear so more cry for rain. C. H. Melander is cementing his cistern, Tracy Roberts visited with his father this week. T.

Jones and daughter drove over to Independence Saturday. Libbie Forman, Delia and Esta Vore were in town Saturday. Bert Keener and wife returned to, St. Louis the first of the week. Mrs.

Bloom of Independence, spent, a a few days last week in this vicinity. Miss Lillian Jones went to Independence Monday to attend the institute. Walter Bowersock, our former store keeper, was up from Weldon Tuesday. Quite a number from here attended the children's day exercises at Havana and Tyro Sunday night. SPRING VALLEY.

Mrs. Bull has treated her house to a coat of paint. Thelwbir and buzz of the binder tells us that harvest has begun. over B40 gallons of cherries. Herman Anderson of Jefferson visited with relatives here Tuesday IIrs.r Icelander is visiting with lher daughter, Mrs.

Copeland of Caney this UrerCarmack and Mrs. Brown called on Mrs. Pocock of Tyro one day last week. Tilda Melander, Mary Bull, Fernie and Alertie Anderson attended Sunday school at Jefferson Sunday. BROWSVILLE.

There was quite a large attendance at Sunday school Sunday. Maud Meadows and Rosa Frost visited Lou Aiken Sunday. Rachel Meadows has been visiting her aunt of Peru. Mrs. Stinelev.

who lived at Elk Citv. has moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aiken. Mrs.

Meadow and Mrs. Ranev visited at Peru Sunday. Bertha Hobbs accidentlv cot her arm broke last week. Wess Downs and wife of Sedan, have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hubb.

Mr. and Mrs. Aiken made a flying trip to Elk City Saturday. Mrs. C.

C. Brooks and son. Clyde, of Rutland, visited Mr. Frost's family last Sunday. Henry Aiken and wife spent Sunday with his parents There will be a holiness meeting at Hard Rock Sunday night.

Rev. Young of Mound Valley, is now visiting Rev. Raney's family. Will Zinn, Charley Kimley and Ches ter Huff attended prayer meeting at Mr. Raney's Thursday night.

Walter Hay ward and Mr. Harrison of Elk City, was in the vicinity Sunday. Esther Huff, who was working at Mr. Raney's of Elk City, returned home Friday to stay. FEEBLER.

Mr. Johnson and wife went to town Tuesday. Good Brunemer of White Post was' in this vicinity Monday. J. W.

Miller cut wheat for Sam Con nor Monday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pitts, a son. Henry Seltzer and wife visited with Sam Dillon and family Sunday.

Ella Johnson went over to her cousins Wendell Hobsons, who lives south of Liberty to help cook for harvest hands last week. Quite a number of Peeblerites went fishing this week. They brought home two fish that weighed seven and one- half pounds each and quite a number of small ones. Goodel Johnson prominent meat men oi independence were in tnis vicinity this week "and took some fat cattle home with them. C.

H. Bates of Independence was cal ling on friends in this vicinity last week. John Lee and wife and Mrs. Tom Vanansdal all of White Post visited in this vicinity last week. Quite a number of young from this vicinity attended the ice cream social at Pleasant Prairie this week.

Jerome and Alice 'Felker received word by telegraph Sunday that their sister, Mrs. Cambell living in Woodson county was lying at the point of death. They took the midnight train for that place. MAPLE GROVE. Louise Meyers spent last week at home.

Fred Keck of Rutland, was in this Vi cinity Sunday. Anna Weingard is working for Mrs. George Molidor. Newt Thompson and Frank Wingard spent Sunday evening with C. Carr.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers attended the Mission feast at Coffeyville Sunday William Meyer and Mary Edman of Central attended the Mission feast at Coffeyville Sunday. On May the 21st the people in this locality were well pleased to have their ponds filled with water once more. It was children's day at Coal Creek Sunday, the house was crowded.

The children done well in speaking and singing. Andrew Klunipp has finished shingling his barn. He shingled one-half of it last year to keep out the sun, and the other half this year to keep out the rain, and now he has it somplete for both sun and rain. CENTRAL. J.

G. Budke is assisting Mr. Brade-hof in building his new house. A number of railroaders are camped at the crossing by Mrs. Jackson's.

They are engaged in leveling and straightening the track. A. E. Morrison and family visited with Thos. McHargue Sunday.

Amy Gillen is attending the county institute. R. Drawhon and wife took dinner with their daughter, Mrs. George Sicks Sunday. Henry Northouse has purchased a new binder.

Amanda Jackson is building a new kitchen and painting. Chicken thieves are becoming trouble some of late. The Chambarlain Bros, of district 40 were guests of Ancelv and Henry Surface Sunday. Henry Dawson and 'wife entertained company Sunday. LENAPAH.

Heavy rain fell here Tuesday night. J. A. Kidd spent Sunday in Coffeyville. CM.

Wakefield went down to Oolagah Friday. B. F. Tatem drove- uj to" Coffeyville 'I Mrs. Hancock was in Coffey-rille Saturday.

v. Walter Rainey commenced cutting wheat Monday. Harry BarndoUar was down from Coffeyville last vreek. Clyde King and H. Rowley drove to Coffeyville Saturday.

Mrs. B. F. Tatem is spending a few weeks visiting her parents at Neosho.Mo. Mrs.

J. E. Wilkinson and Melva, Miss Effie and Jennie Smith spent the afternoon last Sunday with Mrs. McCaleb. Geo.

Nlouon ft RUTLAND. B. W. Lamoreaux went to Havana Friday. C.

Brooks went to Havana Saturday. Albert Brooks drove to Independence last week. Harvest is here. Sam Loggan and wife are on the sick list. J.

W. Foster went to Elk City Saturday. Clyde Rowe is working for Roy Dixon. Katie Houser is working near Elk City. Fred Brown spent Sunday at home.

Ira Mason and wife were guests at Mr. Looslj's Sunday. Ida and Flora Sircoulomb visited with Mrs. Alpha Ryan Monday! Mrs. C.

C. Brooks and son xClyde spent Sunday at Wm. Frost 's of Brownsville. Mrs. Francis Foster visited at Wayside last week.

Gertie Ellington was the guest of Flora and Ida Sircoulomb Friday. Cora and Susie Richey of Caney are visiting relatives here. Othor Waggoner and Lcuis Needels went to the poor farm Sunday. Chas. Ellington and family visited with his parents at Bolton Sunday.

John Allen and wire returned to their home in Chicago last week after a visit with their parents Mr. Loosly and wife. Mrs. Chas Ellington is entertaining her sister and family of Baxter Springs. Those that attended the children's exercises at the United Brethren church Sunday night at Havana from here were, Chas.

Brownlee and wife, Alpha Ryan and wife, Olivar Cummins, Cornelia Dobbins. Melvin Dickens and wife, Geo. Owens and wife, Cora and Susie Rickey spent Sunday with J. W. Foster and Mr.

Marts lost a cow last week. Mrs. Henry Dowell and children spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ed Dixon. Clyde Rowe attended prayer meeting at R.

Hamptons Tuesday night. Chester Huff spent Sunday with Will Zinn. Louis Noulin visited his parents and sister Sunday. Sunday school will be organized next Sunday at 3 p. at Ellis school house.

JEFFERSON. Cady Mensch has a new buggy. Mina Juno was in town Saturday. Al Wagner was in town Fred Grass visited Evert Ellison Sun day. Ray DeArmond visited with Will Ward Sunday.

A. Cummings and wife were in Independence Monday. Dr. Payne of Bolton attended church at Jefferson Sunday. Cad Carpenter and sister Rosa were in Independence Saturday.

Fred Cummings returned to White, South Dakota, Monday. Rev. Farrel and wife were visiting in Coffeyville Wednesday. Jene Hatton and Lester Mensoh visited at Cedar Bluff Sunday. John and Ina Edson visited at A.

M. Koyl's of Bagley, Sunday. The children's exercises at the Christian church were well attended. Will Carson, A. F.

Broadbent, Harvey Blancet were in Independence Friday. Mr. McCown and Mr. Mason and wife visited 1 Mr. Warner Wednesday.

Irma and Zaida Ross, Nellie Waid, Rena Hatton and Tila Hestey are attending the institute. The young people surprised Fred Cum mings Saturday night and spent the evening and had a fine time. The children of the M. E. church will have their children's day exercises Sunday June 8, at 1 o'clock sharp.

All are invited. Mrs. North and daughter Lula and Daisy Poff of Cedar Bluff attended the children's exercises at the Christian church Sunday night. Take The Dally Journal, because It gives all the newt. C.

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