The Coffeyville Weekly Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 2

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1S0D. 'wtwrr COTFEYVItLE WEEKLYf JOURNAi; COFFEY VILLE, KANSAO. two weeks, after which they wil! visit pie, accompanied by a liand. went Charlie Kennedy left Tuesday morning for South Dakota for a sev- oral wppko visit with relatives. iMr.

and Miss Schreck of Tulsa are i visiting in he city guests of their cousin. Barney Schreck. I William Heckman left Saturday for an extended trip In-the West. He wril visit the exposition at Seattle and also Little Locals Netfs in Brief Mrs. M.

returned frl- Mrs. W. P. Lyons 4and family and MJss Dona Shaw, has been the day. to her home at Stillwater, Mg jennie Remington of Indepe'tn- guest of Miss, Maude Daugherty for; after a several weeks visit In the chy ence" spent Sunday, tie the the past few weeks, returned to her-with her mother, Mrs.

Hughes. niPts of Mr and Mrs. Lori Call. home in Independence Tuesday. 1 Mrs.WW.

Reager- ami son, W5chita WlJO haxe beeJ1 v3lting ne family of J. Ill Jones at' 501 West' th ot H.v0 Albert Bales, who has been quite Ill for the nasisfwr weeks, is reported to be "Vf fa S1IV and daughters J. MJs were jir. ana airs. juuunwu a Edua, are visiting.

friends in.the.cltyiaiirepcrt in Chicago and later go to Colorado before returning home. Change at Cherryvaie Dank, presideucy Monday. s.Dr. FLnd-1 retir3; presivienti and. is-succeeded by Mr.

Mckinley of Allen. Kan. The cashier. C. remains the same.

Dr. Finley leaves the bank owing tp sickness in his family and be expects to try a change of climate for his son with 'a hope that this this will Deneflt hm On Vacation Trip. C. H. Kennedy left Tuesday morning for Watertown.

S. on a ten days' visit with relatives. Kennedy is carrier on rural route number four. Will Romig will, substitute in his place during his absence. Wtll Buy Furniture.

A. A. IJetey, of the firm of Befsey and his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Bessey, will leave tomorrow for northern Ohio to visit relatives. Mr.

Bessey will also visit the furniture markets while lu the east. At Superintendent's Meeting. A. Buck, superintendent of the Sputthern Kansas division of the Missouri Pacific railroad, left Monday night for. St.

Louis, where he will attend a meeting of the isuperintendents. The trip was made in his private car. He will return to Coffeyville Wednesday afternoon. Want More Sidewalks. a year ago a petition was presented to the city council asking tohat a sidewalk be laid on the east side of Elm: street between Tenth and Eleventh streets.

Half of this side walk has been constructed, after which -work stopped and nothing more has been done on walk since. Injurious to Rubber Tires. of wagons carrying crushed rock, cinders, should see that their wagons do not leak, as the contents spilling into the streets are damaging to the rubber -tires of buggies and auomobiles passing along the streets. There is an ordinance in regard to this 'matter which should enforced. Fire Horses (Restless.

When even the fire horses get stale fqr lack of exercise and the firemen get Jat from lack of fires to fight it ancans lock out for a fire soon. One of the horses at Station 2 wanted tp run last night so he broke away from the station and traveled pretty well all over the west end of town before he -was caught. Will Have Bettetr Drainage. Complaints have made recently that floc4 waters, from, the railroad rightofway -back up on lots in neigh'bot-hood of Fourteenth and Walnut streets. The railroads have paid no attention to the complaints of the property owners and now the city will take the matter in havd and see that it is properly drainea.

Unloaded Two Cars. Ferguson 'Bros, unloaded two car loads of furniture Tuesday and have two more on the road which will -be ready to unload, in a few days. store has quite a record as to their immense turntmre trade. This spring eleven carloads of furniture unloaded besides four additional loads of local Eroke Arm at Park. A very f-erious accident occurred Tuesday morning eight and nine o'clock at Forest Park.

Arrell Muiiius. an boy, while standing on the fence watching the horses that were being tried out, fell off and broke his arm He is the son of Carl iMundue, 712 East Ninth street and is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected. Back From League Convention. The Misses Hazel Buckles and Anna Creath have returned from Winfleld, where they atended the annual institute of the Kansas Epworth League. They-were sent as delegates from the Epworth League of the- Coffeyville E.

church. The meetings are held for the purpose of Instructing the league members in the modern work of the society, and are conducted similar to regular schools. Is Now Convalescent. Mrs. Martin E.

O'Connor, of 01 Elm street, whd has been quite seriously ill for the past week, is on the road to recovery. Fakir on Plaza. A Hindoo fakir was entertaining a crowd on the Plaza Monday evening with some fortune telling stunts which he pulled off at the small cost of a dime, ten cents each per stunt. Burial of Mrs. Tower.

Mrs. A. B. Tower, residing six miles west of Coffeyville, died -Wednesday morning of paralysis. The funeral was iheld at the residence Thursday morning.

Interment occurred at the Robbin-s cemetery. Firemen Cleaning House. The firemen's quarters at the city hall station of the fire department are undergoing a thorough renovating and cleaning process. The walls are be ing painted and decorated and the sleeping rooms are going to present an aptrearance similar to the bridal suite of the Waldorf-Astoria when the fire get through with them. Hold Shoot Friday.

The Coffeyville Gun club will hold ts regular hoot at the Silurian park range Friday- afternoon and all mem bers of the club are urged to come out. These practice are held every other Friday afternoon. The club has- a good menrbersbip here but during hot weather not a great deal of interest has been taken In the sport. is -believed that as soon as -the days get a little coofer all the members will make an effort to attend all these shoots. Celebrate Emancipation.

A large delegation of colored eo- rem Coffeyville to attend the Eman cipation Day ceebration at Pittsburg Wednesday. August 4. Airangements were made for a big time and three bands were expected be present. A parade was held and immense barbecue at noon f.t tract ed a iarge crowd. A hall game in the afternoon and a dance at night furnisher amusement fcr thf crowd and every on present had a fine time.

Attention. Sherulan Post No. t0, C. A. Saturday.

August v.IH bo. the regular meeting day ai 2. V) aaJ the old G. A. R.

hall the place. All memlwrs are lequested to be present. By order of L. M. Ingmlre, Commander.

Finals Played Friday. The final match of the tennis tournament has been postponed until next Friday when it will be played be-tween Hare and. Mitchell for the club championship and the trophy cup. Changes His Position. H.

C. Hazel weiKh master at the Missouri Pacific has resigned to accept, a position with the Brewster-McCart Construction company of this city. He is succeeded by C. H. Tl.oma of Bartlesville.

Goes to Little Rock. ('. II. Breeds for the past year bill clerk at the Missouri Pacific has resigned and gone to Little Rock wher he baa accepted a similar position wilh the Iron Mountain road. L.

H. Robertson of Iola succeeds him here. Attended Fox Funeral. A party composed ot the following people iwent to Dearing Wednesday-morning to attend the 'funeral of P. H.

Fox. iMr. and Mrs. C. T.

Carpen- ter, Mr. and iMrs. C. S. iMunson, Mr.

ami Mrs. Dick -Hyatt, (Mr. and J. A. Mrs.

Minnie Slosson. Mrs. Watt Davis, Mrs. Annette Isham and Rev. Freed.

Are Enjoying Fishing Trip. Frank Etcher. Wednesday morning received a letter from his brother Fred, who 13 enjoying an outing at Stapps Lake, near Ward, Colorado. Mr. Etchen writes that they are having the time of their lives.

The weather is cool and pleasant, the air invigorating and the whole party is feeling in the finest kind of shape. He says the trout fishing is very good and that lie caught a live pounder the other day that was seventeen inches long and ten inches around. The party will return home next week. Are Visiting Mrs. Good.

Mrs. Nellie Tyler and little daughters. Mary, Mildred and Margaret, of Indianapolis, Indiana, arrived in the city this morning for a visit of several days with Mrs. Carrie Gilod and other relatives. Was a "Grand Success." The picnic given by the members of the Epworth League.

at the Andrew Lee grove, southeast of Coffeyville, is termed by the large number that attended Tuesday night, as a "grand success." There iva3 one hay rack, three buggies and one wagonette used in conveying the member to and from tho grove. The picnickers returned home at 12 o'clock. Gone to Colorado. Mrs. W.

T. Packwood, son, James, and daughter. Genevieve, left Wednesday -morning for Pueblo. where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives. From Colorado they expect to go on to La Vista, fcr a lengthy stay.

They be joined their way west by another daughi: of Mrs. Packwood at Wichita, and the family profoably decide to make their future home in some western community. Oil and Gas Runs. The Prairie Oil and Gas company report net runs and deliveries from July 1, 1909, to July 31, 100i), both dates inclusive: Runs 1,871,792.62 barrels; daily average 60,380.41 barrels. Deliveries 1,743.330.31 barrels; daily average 56,236.47 barrels.

Put into tankage dally average 4,143.94 barrels. Total stocks in tanks and pipes 7 a. August 1, 1909, 41,415,219.88 barrels. New Court Cases Filed. E.

L. Smith vs. Charles T. Wheeler and Lillie Wheeler, of mortgage. Tda B.

Plowman vs. Oliver G. Plowman, divorce. J. B.

Green vs. D. L. Danill, suit for money. Martha E.

Crawford vs. City of Cherryvaie, damage. John A. Rhodes vs. Mabel L.

Rhode. divorce. Clara B. Richardson vs. Charles Richardson, divorce.

Cynthia Weft vs. Arthur J. West, divorce. Barnes-Smith Co. vs.

John W. Tynes, appeal. Nellie Davis vs. W. P.

Davis, divorce DOWNWARD COURSE Fa Being Realized by the Coffeyville People. A little backache at first. Daily Increasing till the back is lame and weak. Urinary disorders quickly follows; Diabetes and finally Bright's dv ease. This is the downward course of kidney ills.

Don't take this, course. Follow advice of a Coffeyville citizen. Mrs. M. E.

Davis, 215 West Tent 'a street, Coffeyville, says: "My experience with Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from J. S. Lang Sous' drug store has not been very e'xtenslve but far as it has gone, it haa. been, exceedingly satisfactory. I know Doan's Kidney Pills can be depended upon to bring relief from backache and, other symptoms of- kidney complaint.

For-sale by all dealers. Price -50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. J.

S. Lang Sons, drug store. spend several enjoying many) interesting places in vsunornia. i and Mr3. Carl Faller are guests epend a few weeks relatives.

Leonard of Ottawa is visit- ing friends In the city for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Crane, of 1103 West.Tenth Jeft Saturday for Chetopa for visit wi-th relatives. jMiss Sula Clark, returned Saiurday from a several days visit at independence. Mrs. Cook, left Tuesday for a several visit with relatives at Miss Reasor Tuesday to her home at Altamont after a 6eyera weeks' visit in the city thf Mrs. W.

Jv Miss Madge Miller left Tuesday for St. after a vis.it in th- cltv with and family. Will Noel returned Tuesday from a business trip to Dewey. i Mrs. Ella Coiiway and Ed Mills left Monday for Rock Ford.

Colo. They will be joined by r. and Mrs. Frank Dearipg after which they will cjpe'pd, two' camping in the. Mr.

and Mrs. Leutz of Garden. Plains, Kansas In the city Wednesday and expect to make Coffeyville their home. i Mrs. Vl.

Mi. Gillul'y and daughter. Mrs. Leonie Rose expect to leave on Thursday for a several weeks trip with relatives inj JllLnois and Ohio. Miss Pearl ehafstalul spent Mon day visiting friends in Independence.

She was accompanied home by Miss Ethel Taylor, who will ibe her guest for a few days. iMiss Frances fleft Wednesday for Fulde, where she wMl spend month visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Charles Kalde returned to her hp.me in Chanute Wednesday after a two weeks visit in the city with her Bister. Arthur Moran returned Tuesday from a visit in Caney.

Burdette Blue, city attorney of" Bartlesville a visitor in the city Wednesday. (Mr, and Airs. Frank Jonei, of Indianapolis are the guests of A. York Mr. Jones is a brother of Mrs.

York and this Is their first meeting Iv twenty-one years. Born To Mr. and Mrs. A. York.

living south on Snow Creek, a sorr. ou Robert Atkinson made a business trip to Parsons J. T. Gallaway of Parsons, ar rived in the city Wednesday for a visU with Mrs. Eakin.

O. M. O'Dell of ioplin was a business visitor in the, city Wednesday, Mrs. W. IL.McWert of Muncie arrived in the city Wednesday for a visit with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wiley left Tuesday evening for a several week3 visit with relatives at Bloomlngton. 111. Bush made a business trip to Angola Wednesday.

Giles McDauiels of Kansas City was a business visitor in the city Wednesday, Mr. and. Sirs. L. P.

Galbreath of Ne-odesha, are visiting in the city the guests of. Mrs. Galbreath's parents. Mr. ind Weaver.

Mrs. L. E. Cohley of Kansas City, Is. visiting in the city the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Weaver. Mrs.

M. A. E. Patton left Tuesday evening for Kansas Cty, Mo. tc spend a few.

days Figglns and daughter, Miss Bertha, spent Wednesday trading in the city- Mrs. J. eLnapah spent Wednesday shopping in the city Mrs. Roxie Eubank of Paola, is visiting at the home of her uncle, Thomas Shields near South Coffey ville, Okla. J.

R. Purkhiser of Dealing was business visitor Thursday. C. Denton of Nowata was a busines visitor Wednesday. Miss Gladys Gentner, returned on Thursday from a weeks visit in Bar tlesville Mr.

and Mrs. S. N. Wentworth re turned Thursday to their home in Bartlesville after a weeks visit in the city with C. O.

Wentworth. H. G. Pierce of Warren. Arkansas, is visiting at the home of J.

B. Gordon. Mrs. W. Wfoaley of Oklahoma City spent a ew hours In Coffeyville with friends on her way to Lenopah.

Mrs. Fred Campbell and Mrs.Vaughn spent the day at Independence shopping Wednesday. -v Miss Ada Goble left Wednesday night for Salt Lake City and other Western points for a few weeks outing. II. Hancock of Fredonia, Kansas, was in town on business to.

day. Mr. and Mrs. Reagan, of Lenapah, were in the city shopping Wednesday. P.

P. Green of Lenapah was a business visitor in town H. Heighner, Dearing, was Coffeyyjlle, on business Wednesday. w-v ttt! 1 I. R.

Stephens of Wichita was the city N. S. Metcalf of Wichita was in Coffeyville Wednesday on business, Wilkerson pf Lenapah was shopping in the city Thursday. SHE SMOKED AND CHEWED. An Aged Negress, on a.

Long Journey, Helped Along the Way. Iola, Aug. 3. Mrs. Fannie WHspn a negress aged 70, who had walked almost all the -way from Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, arrived in Iola this week.

When she reached Par- som, the authorities gave her transportation to Chanute. From that tpoint she walked to Iola. She was wandering around in Davis addition at night when a sympathetic observer called a patrolman. Officer Frank Cowan brought Mrs. Wilson to police -headquarters and after an investigation, D.

Arnett, acting poor commissioner, provided her with a ticket to Fort Scott and she left for that city. Mrs. Wilson is an old time negress from 4 he cotton fields and she smok- fed1 and chewed tobacco most all the way, she said, from Fort Gibson to Tola. She.is making an effort to reach; friends in Kansas City. rL i rV, 'V' 7 1309 Soiilh.

Willow street. Miss Maude Haines of "7 et Fourth street ihas gone to Ioa to Mrs. T. Shafer, living east of the city spent Monday shopping in tne uv B. II.

Jarboe was up from Okiahoin: Mondav. transacting business in tue city. JPhiaeas Taylor returned Sunday Ue attended the exposition at Seattle. and Mrs. George Knoits are moving to their home on 1 1 West Kiitn street Vtro if.

of Culberson. or Airs. w. jaruwii. Mr.

a-T Mrs, A. C. QuLgley and on John Yt Mr. and -Mrs. Sol Cohn turned Saturday evening from a several weeks with, relatives at Lock Ilaven, Pa.

Miss May Hill jeft Saturday for a several days visit with friends at BarU.esviUe-,. 'Miss Grace Savage, of. arrived in theV city Saturday evening for a short visit with relatives. James Jones cf spent Sunday visiting 'rlend3 Jhe city, iirrs. Kelly of.

JSTwa'ta Penfi sat' urd.ay. shopping, in he cit-. Miss Pearl Hardman of. spent Sunday visiting friends in the clty. Mrs.

O. A- taking a two' weeks vacation from 'the Logan. Snow, Stephens pry Goods onrpany. Miss Olive Kennedy, assistant cashier at the Logan. Snow, Stephens store is enjoying a- two weeks vacation.

She will spend part of the time in St. Louis. Dr. G. W.

Brown returned to Coffey ville this morning from Douglas, where he has been spending the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Lamb returned home Monday after visiting a few days with friends in Parsons. G. M. Gander left Sunday for a visit with friends in La Harp, Kan. Miss Mabel Huggins has resumed her duties at the, Well3 Bros, department store, after spending several weeks visiting friends and relatives at different points in Indiana.

Misses Maude, Grace and Cora Savage spent Sunday visiting friends at Tyro. Miss Mabel Savage returned home with them. Misses Luella Cooper and Lucille Leonard returned Monday to their home at Iawrence af.ter spending a week in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Herod and family.

Miss Agnes Casey left Saturday, for i several, weeks visit with friends at Rose, Kan. Addie James, accompanied by her; nlede, Miss Charlotte Lev'an, or are visiting in the city with relatives. C. E. Elliott of, is pent Sunday in the.

citj'-visiting -friends. Warren returned to his home in Edna Saturday after, visit ins for -a few days ip the city with fiends. Miss Olive Kennedy left Sunday for a two weeks' visit with friends in St. Louis. V-Misses.

Dot Dabmore, Josephine and Sophie. Klutz of Cherry vale spent Sunday visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Rosie James went to Bartlesvllle Tuesday on. business, rll.

Mc-Cart left Tuesday for Memphis, on a business trip in the interest of the firni ot Brewster McCart, Miss Grace Black of Sedan spent Monday shopping. In the city. Mts. French of Delaware was a visitor In the city Monday. business trip to Independence Tuesday.

Miss Ruth Fulkerson left Tueiday for5 Indepeuence where she will spend a week visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Hockett, F. E. Noel left Monday for a few days', visit in Dewey.

and M.r.,Pete Axner left Tuesi-day for a. two weeks visit in Eureka Springs, and, Mrs. H. of Eighth street left Saturday for Kap-sas City where they intend to make their" home. Earl Ki pes of Hanson OHlahoma is in the.

city visiting his parents for, 9 few. days. Rudisill. to her home in iBaruesvilie alter a few days' with, friends, An- tbe city. Kathleen Jues-day tocher.

bonie in Okla, after a months' visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawrence. Seth Hall returned.

-Tuesday to bis home at Chetopa" after a visit in the city with bis daughter. R. P. Johnson made a business trip to Mound Valley Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Elgin returned Monday from a two weeks visit at Arkansas City, Kan. Watch for the true blue, wagon that carries best cantar loupes ahd.muskmelons,; or, call. up block 90S four rings' and give your order M. McCaslln.

Mlsi Mary Breach, of Willow sttree.t,, is visiting her parents in Chetppa. George Gamble returned Tuesday from a two weeks business trip in Canada. N. Pence and Lloyd. Denton, of No wata, -spent a few hours in the city with.

friends en route to Bartlesvllle. Fred Oswald ot Nowata was a busi ness visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs.1McCmlough returned home iMonday, from Caauute where they spent the week visiting friends. Kidrid mvis or is i in a he city spending a few days with friends.

iRoy Skinner went to 'Bartlesville to day where he will accept a position as electrlcltn. Orville Dye. of Nowata was in the city, on -business today. Bun Hanlon left, Tuesday -for; a. ness tp.

Caney and olrs H. Gray and, children, left4Tues- a month's tvislt in Iloy MajQrs of -Parsons, Kansas, is in the city for. a lew McCreary working toe Junction during the Messrs Butler and Hurshell Bolinger. left Tuesday. Aar his home viln Indiana, after spendlag several days in Uuivclty.

Mrs. JL oLXiberty spent W. 'Vogoner was trading in-tfaaj I Pierre Hoehkiss returned to his nome m. unerry vaie alter a iew oays visit In the city wilh. relatives.

I Helen Brown of Perkins is splendid a few days with her parents. Mrs. S. Wilkerson ha3 returned to her home at Lawrence after a visit in for cusnig, rcr a several we weeks visit with relatives. Ralph Fulton made a business trip to Bartlesville Tuesday.

Miss Nora Pennell of Wichita is the guest of Miss Francis Cardat, Willow street. Mrs. R. Coghill left Saturday for Hepner, Kansas, where she- wHl spend a ew weeks visiting relatives A. Augustine reurnetl Saturday from Kansas C4Jy Mp, wh.ere he tias been visiting for the past Mrs.

Maude Kirby left Saturday for Mound Valley for a visit with relatives- i'J Sam Richardson and Miss Marguerite, have returned a'rom a visit with friends at Mound, Valley-. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

S'pobnamoce and daughter Fannie will, "leave Thursday for a trip to Kentucky for a month's visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. A. Ragan and Patcshett of Lenapah, we're in Coffeyville Wednesday. Chester Talliyan went to Kansas City Wednesday on.

a business trip. Cheater. Roy of Darlington, 111., is visiting the city. Airs. W.

W. Lantz of was in the city Wednesday, to meet her 'mother, Mrs. James Frazler, from Butler, Stone of Union Town, Kansas, arrived in the city Wednesday for a visit with Miss Sarah Frohman left Wednesday for a visit at Collins-vllle, Oklahoma. iMr. and W.

-M. Gunther and Mr. Allin of Joplin, who have been visiting in the city for the weeki lett Wednesday for Denver, Colorado where they esnect to spend several weeks. x. Conrad Cooper came from Parsons Wednesday Mrs.

Will Clark reurned Wednesday from a. week's visit with friends at Parsons. Ray Clark returned Tuesday fi-om a several days visit at Parsons and Joplin. Judge, and Mrs. T.

J. Flannely of Independence were visiting in the city Wednesday. Preston Davis and Walter Buchanan left Wednesday "for a week's outing in Spavinaw Hills. Miss Eva Waters of Lenapah was visiting friends in the city Tuesday. Miss, (Esther Walker of Dewey spent Tuesday shop-ping in the cicty.

(Miss Orvilla iKavanaugh, accompanied by. her sister, Miss 'Mildred Kavanaugh, who is quite sick with typhoid arrived in the city Tuesday evening from Wes'tville, Oklahoma, where they have been for, the past Pete King lef Wednesday for Welch, Oklahoma, where he has accepted a position. A. J. Keliey of St.

Louis a business visitor in the city Tuesday. Mrs- Gracce HIggIqs Miss Ces Cocper left, Wednesday- Colorado Springs, and Denver they expect to remain for, wo. imonthe Mr. and Mrs. Robert pine of Parker spent in the city guests of Mr.

and Mrs. -Moore. Mrs. Rowley went to O'JIerin Wednesday for a short, visit. W.

P. Turner of Kane arrived in the city Wednesday for a visit with her son W. P. Turner and $. Mildred Brown returned.

Wednesday, to her home at Parsons aft: er a several days visit in the city. Miss May Overton left Wednesday fox Guthrie, Oklahoma for a several weeks visit. E. North, of Claremore, Okla was the city Wednesday visiting his son, B. North of the Kress Miss Delia Roberts of was shopping in the city Wednesday." Q.

A. McNabb left V-ednesday for Cowata. she will' visit a week with her brother. Mrs. J.

Murraj- of Nowata, was shopping in Coffeyville Ed Ames of Independence Wednesday in Coffeyville visiting his parents. Frank Lorenz of Independence- was the guest of Coffeyville friends Wednesday. i Has jltead, made a business trip to Tyro Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Brown left Thursday for Clinton, where they wil spend a. month, relatives'. Mrs." Ida Arierson and sister, Mrs.

E. K. McMeen, left Thursday for Trudixen, 11L, where they will spend a month visiting relatives. The Misses Willie and Lillian Millard left Thursday for their, home in Mound Valley, after a tvislt with 1 -n a. a.

Miss Betty Moberly, H. Henderson left Wednesday for Atlantic City, where he -will spend a few weeks. Mr. and John Patrick and M. K.

Patrick and Miss Mayme Jones left Thursday for a weeks' visit in Wann, Okla. James Hicks left Thursday for At lantic City where he will spend a few Wgelts tra rti-iA lshoimn's Xn cofTeyville cuiss cuma Koity ieit inursaay ior a visit xanette. -5 George Foland-made a. business, Ttip to. Parsons Thyrsday.

Mrst w. Harnard of in the city visiting b.er B. S. made-a business trip to Bartlesvllle B. Morgan: made, a business trip tp Bartlesville Thursday.

Miss Ada Mr Gobl, left for a few week's visit in Salt Lake City- Mr prndorff of Wann, was a business visitpr Wednesday; Mrs. French pf Delaware. was a business visitor vTuradayj .1 airs, isneii oj. snopping in the city Penc returned, ioJiIs home.Jn! iCowata- Thursday' after a' few days rv4sUm. ihe with friends.

I Guests Return Home. Coffeyville Friday return borne. evening on their Peaches Coming in Car.oads. The 31. K.

T. and the Iron Moun tain are bring in a good -many car-, loads of peaches these days. Those Cne large, juicy Elbertas make mlshty fine eaj ing. Building New Home. Clarence Lang has in -construction a fine two-story Jioane.

cn bis lot at 703 Spjiuce street, which when completed will be one tf the prettiest homes in the and wUl.ald greatly to 'the appearance of the street. Mills Working Overtime. Rea-Patterson inill is ibusy receiving iwheat i'rom the surrounding counties. Coffeyville is quite a rain center and the milling company is rti lining night and day to keep ihe wheal ground up and supply the flour le-jrand. Miss Lombard Has Accident.

Miss Mildred Lombard of Edna, who has ibeen cataloguing the hook3 at the high school library, had quite a. painful accident Friday, while opening a tin box. It slipped, cutting one of her fingers severely. Dr. llaH was called and dressed the wound, one stitch ing necessary.

Left for Western Coast. ilr. and Mrs. J. E.

iBrogan. in company with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butler and Joseph Butler, Heft Saturday for a several weeks trip. They will visit the Grand Canyon in Arizona after which they will visit at Los Angeles and San Francisco and other California points and then attend the ex-position at Seattle, returning by way of Salt Lake City.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Coverdale. Horace J. Smith of Chicago spent Sunday evening in the city the guest of his sister, Mrs.

George Coverdale cn West Sixth street. Mr. Smith was passing through the city on an inspection trip of the Indian land in Oklahoma for his company. Ho is a member -of a big land company in Chicago that makes a speciality of such lands. He is a most interesting talker and has traveled extensively which fact makes him an especially delightful guest.

Dearing Defeats Coffeyville. The Coffeyville Cubs and the Dearing nine met on the Dearing diamond Sunday afternoon and the home team won a closely contested game, 10 to 9. The (batteries for the two teams were Coffeyville Wilson and 'Mehler; Dearing, -Hearts and Cheese. The Dearing are a good 'bunch of ball piasters and would like nothing better than lo get a. chance at the Coffeyville White Sox.

Guests From Webb City. Mrs. George Roberts and daughter, Georgia, and Mass Pearl Coffey re turned Monday from a visit to rela tives at Webb City, Mo. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Robert's cousin, Mrs.

Maude Fox and daughter Vivian, and Miss Gay Coffey for short visit here. Another Party to Colorado. A number of Coffeyville people left Monday for Denver via the Santa Fe to spend a few, weeks in the Colorado mountains. Those who went Edward Mills and Miss Rose Mills Mrs. Ada Chouteau and son, Mrs Ella Conway, -Miss Blanche Graves and Misses Ada and Minnie Wood.

Rural Carriers Changed. Roy Kennedy was appointed on rural route Xo. 1 to the place vacated the of J. A Neilan. The change will take place August 1C.

Will now substitute on routes .1, .3 "4. The Letter Airrived First. A Coffeyville girl who was going the morning -train. I'll be out on the country to visit an aunt recently had arranged to take a morning train and had. written her relative to meet her.

She found however, that it would be inconvenient to take that train so she decided to go in the evening. Imag ine the surprise of her aunt on meet ing the morning train to find a note in the mail it brought saying: "I'm sorry Aunt Mary, but I missed the morning train. I'll be uot on the evening train. Kate." Drummers Had Great Time. The local of the United Commercial Travelers' association who attended the meeting of the or der at Muskogee last Saturday report the hottest time and the warmest bunch that ever gathered in that or any other city.

The officials of. Mus kogee turned the city over to the Travelers and the citizens did every thing in their ipower to make the boys feel at home. It was the regular annual convention of the Oklahoma association but there were a large number of representatives from Kansas and Arkansas as well as Ok lahoma. Buys New Picture Show. The Elite picture show at Independ- ence was owned by Messrs.

Wil- Ison. Scurr, of this city, pur- chased Monday by Mose. Ebestein pf Cpffey ville. Mr. Eberstein i3 the 'owner of.

the.Odeon and wilL conduct nis new snow aiong me same iiues-that have made the Odeon a success. In District Court. Coffeyville will be well-represented at the next term of district court, according to C. W. Harbourt, marshal of the city court.

"I know of six laceny. cases. and several other where minor charges have been preferred," said. Mr. Harbourt.

will be one murder case from this Visiting Home Folks. Mr. and "Mrs. A. H.

Mulvane and baby of San Bernardine, in the citv visiting relatives und eld (friends. They txpect to remain about i busliie C. A. Henderson made a i 1 nf trip to huska spent visiting Mrs. Lee TalJey, lias quite sick.

to; be improving. Miss Stella' CTlentzer went to Neo-desha Friday for a several v.vekv visit Carmen of Indf jendenre whj a business visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pen of Fredonin, are visiting friends In the city tthl week, ti Miss NMna Wentzel.of the store has returned to work after a vacation of two weeks.

Jack Wilson was a business visiter Friday. 4 Mrs. M. V. Wilson left Friday morning for Colorado Springs and Denver, where, r-he will, epeud Iwn weeks visiting and enjoying 1lw Bights, Miss Ilea, James left 'Friday for Girard, where she will spend a few days visiting friends.

Ray Clark left Friday for Joplin. where he will spend a few day: visiting. Robert Atkinson went to Parsons Friday on a business" trip. Joe' McCreary left Friday for Joplin, where he will spend a few days visiting. Mr.

W. II. Hamilton left Thursday for a few days visit in Kansas City. Kan. Mrs.

Stewart and daughter, Miss OUle of Angola were in the city shopping Thursday. Miss Perrlman dresaniakcr at the Wells. Bros, store, arrived in the city Friday from a. several weeks visit with relatives at Monett and Nevada. Mrs.

Fred Clearwater of Oklahoma City arrived in the 'city Friday for a week's visit. Miss Lola Snyder left. Friday for a several weeks visit with relatives at Monett, Mo Snyder went, to Par ing come time visiting In the city. ing some time visiting In. the ty.

Mrs. Iamie Compton of Lenapah spent Friday in the city. Mrs. Kidd of Lenapan was a shopper; in the city Friday. Miss Therza Mosher.

came down from Parsons Friday morning. Miss. Mabel Huggins returned. Friday morning from a several week3' visit with relatives at different points in Indiana B. Welch of, Louis nr.

rived in the city Friday niorn ing for a visit with ner sister, Mrs. M. Burris. apd, Mrs. A'Buntln left Friday, morning, for Seattle for a several, weeks also visit points of lntterest ill Call fortiia.

v-. Mrs. Joe Heffreen of Oklahoma City arrived in the city Friday for a several days visit. Miss kennedy returned Thursday evening from Emporia, where she has, been attend ing the, normal for the past.montb. Mrs.

King of Lenapah spent Thurs day shopping in the citj', Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Elliott of Wichita are visiting In the. city tfi sruests of Mrs. E. H.

Morris and Misses jLol and Kiddoo left Frhiflv morhlnk for a several dajl's vl3it with relatives at iPaul, Ivan. audi C. C. Walkman- ot Center spent Saturday visiting friends, in the Mrs. Codhill, jand children, left Saturday rpr.Jtepier,, ivansas, lor a several weeks visit with relatives iMIss Mildred Frances of Cherryvale is visiting her granldmother, Mrs.

J. L. Skinner. Stucky, retume4 Saturday from a -business trm to uar ties vine. Jess Brews'ter a ibusiness trip to Bartlesvllle Saturday 'Ir.

and Mrs- spent Saturday visiting trienas in tne city. Mrs. George Sandiort and chiidren left Saturday for Siloam Springs, Arkansas, where -thej' will meet; Mr. ffendfort and spend several days at the Springs. Mrs.

Fred Buckles and children returned. Friday from a two months visit at dieffrent points in the East, liir. and Mrs. H. L.

Barnes went to Wanu Saturday to spend the day with friends. Moore of Nowata spent Friday shopping In the city. iMisses Hazel Berst Jwve returned to their duties, at the Logan, Snow Stevens store after a two weeks r. v. E.

A. Parson Teturned Friday a business trlp to (Blackburn. Okla. iMIss Lou who Uas been vis-itiag in the city for "the ipast week, a tsuest.pt her Jxrpther. F.

A. Moore, lefi the past -week lor Lincoln, Nebraska, -where she will, jlsit for several weeks after which she will return 'to her Jiome at Columbus. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.

41. JG Walters Kansas, are visiting in the city, iaest9 of'iMr. and iMrs. W. L.

iMarcy. Mrs. C. E. Turner Teturned Saturday from Nowata sh spent the past week visiting her.

brother. Mrs. 31. Haribough left iSaturday for a few weeks visit with her sister in Gfrard. Miss Therzatosher came down from Parsons Tuesday to instruct her class in vocal music.

Earl Lape went Bartlesvllle Tuesday, on a business trip. B. F. Cochran madea business trip to Bartlesyille; Tuesday. Miss Cook left Tuesday, for Kansas City, for a several weeks air.

and Mrs. Frank Howe ieft Mon. day. for Eureka Springs, where they einect.tn SDend several weeks visit-f 2j Mri hTntir oiTvro vas shoPDlnK in the city Saturday..