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OLATHE IIHiROR: OLATHE, KANSAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 1901 SB Lenexa. BTV.S. sleigh ride were a Inst overshoe, clean faces, a turnover and a message safely detivered to Davenport. was reported. Mr.

Montgomery's leave for Elreno, Ok about March 1. We are sorry to lose them. (Received too late for publication last week.) jfp ruju (Ee Did you get a valentine? Howard Harrison and sister, Miss Mrs. J. M.

McKittrick and daughter. William Cornatzer of Kansas City Ruth, are visiting relatives in Miss Anna, have returned after spend bona and poor look 'H in hkrneia is the wont kind of a visited at this placeover Sunday. City. ing the winter on Kansas City. know Hradsnaw urotners are putting up 13 the best remedy that I of for A wreck took place a short distance Wedding bells chimed in our vicinity ice this week.

Eureka ast Thursday at high noon when Miss Sleighing parties have been numerous below Stilwell, Two or three cars were overturned but no one was injured. Laura Coulter and Mr. Bole of La the past week. Mrs. Evans has returned from Pratt not only makes the barnesa and tt Y' Junta.

were united in marriage. Mr. Babel of Ottawa visited Rev. hone lode better, cut bim im leather soft and pliable, pots ft in coo- (. Young's Sunday.

county, where she was visiting her sister during a fatal illness. Only relatives and intimate friends were present. They left Monday even hi a tiition to last' mi i uiuon i Slorse. Elmer and Will McKittrick will rent their farm and go to Oklahoma this Tear. Lee Simmons came from Digb ton, last week and sold eighty acres Of his land to O.

HansOn. Mr. Hanson bought forty acres on Coffey creek some ten years ago and by work and good management now owns 160 acres. Willis McCanghey shelled corn for Rev. Hunter and for John Mitchell last week.

Rev. Hnnter shipped a carload of corn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George McCanghey gave a turkey dinner in their hall Friday which wes the occasion of much enjoyment.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Dripps, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Chambers, Mrs L. B. Senters, Mr. and Mrs.

Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Grover. imr 'iA as it ordinarily would. Died, Friday, February 8, the infant Ed Kerner is on the sick list: we think ing for their future home.

May happi child of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miles.

The Rev. J. K. CHASE, South Hampton, N.H. IIALF-SIZE BOTTLES, 50c 7.

if. Valentine day was too hard for him. 5TANOARD ness always be theirs. funeral services were held at the family A carload of live stock was shipped The elevator is running now and residence Sunday afternoon conducted business is reviving again. Give by Rev.

Warner. The interment took Messrs. Hodges and Graham will put place in Lenexa cemetery. from Still well last Wednesday; Mr. Davenport contributed five head of cattle, Mr.

Rule, seventeen cattle and twelve hogs, and Mrs. Slasher con- Stumpff, Lizzie Mangold, Addie Thompson, Nellie Kueker, Anna Hedberg, Miss Ida Sitterman has completed in a stre here the first of Success to them. Your Horse a Chance ula Tolson, Effie Justice, Jennie Piper, the art of dressmaking at the Standard O. Gier and family mo fed to the Sudie Rogers, and Wealths Dodge, Mrs. Dress Cutting Acadamy at Kansas City, tribnted seven head of hogs to make up the car load, country last week.

Loie Justice. Messrs. John, Rob, and F. L. Lesrler is visitiner friends in Charlie Oakley has returned from Alex McKittrick of Garnett was Harry Hayes.

Harold and George Piper, Kansas Citv this week. Oklahoma. Welcome home again. visiting relatives here the first of the 1 wo young laaies ana a young David and A. M.

Thompson, Fred Rogers, William Kueker, Dick Mize, week. gentleman of Kansas City visited the Children never cry very loud for it, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robinson who have William McGee, William Page, Bert Misses Freeman over Sunday. but they do like Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Gteanwr and btantifiM thu hate. Promote a luxuri ant frowt a. Xforer Fails to He tor Gray Hair to ita Yoatfcful Color. Fmrtntt Dandruff and hair falling. 60c and 100 at Prorata, been spending the winter with relatives Dodge, Perry Justice, Hebe Hedberg, Leroy Nelson of Kansas City visited Pepsin.

Ask Sam J. Kelly. Hiram Smith, Rolla To'. son, and Her at Fred Legler'e over Sunday. here returned to their home in Granite, the first of the week; bert Ogle.

The three children of Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Valley. Chan Wagner made his usual visit to Messrs. McKee and Thompson shipped R.

H. Miles are ill with pneumonia at Floyd Murry is talking of moving to Morse. Fred Marvin went to Manhattan Saturday. Ed Robinson and 'family who have been spending the winter with Mrs. McCoy will return to their home in Granite, this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Fay and Mr. and Mrs. John McCanghey visited relatives in Morse Friday.

Farmers have trouble in getting cars. 1 Lenexa Sunday. Stops the Coach and Works Off the Cold a car of stock Monday nght. this writing. Dr.

Maloney of Shawnee Miss Florence Toynbee, tvho has been Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure is the attending physician. "I had been in bed three weeks with cold in one day. No cure no pay. grip when my husband brought me Dr. Considerable sickness prevails.

Hon. W. Breyfogle visited the Price 25 cents. quite sick for some time, is improving and will soon be able -to resume her dnties as teacher of the Lone Star school. Miles' Nervine, Pain Pills and Nerve If I had Grip I would use Dr.

Miles' Pain Pills and Dr. Miles' Nervine. Sold at all druggists. county seat Saturday. and Liver Pills.

I was cured." Mrs. J. Miss Georgia Freeman is visiting Prairie Center. George L. Reid lost a telescope valise Reinier, Franklin, Ind.

Two young men, Mr. Leigh and Mr There are always four or five men after friends in Kansas City this week. Jndd, representing the church of the every car. Stilwell. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Haskin, a few days ago between Prairie Center and Spoon creek. The contents being keepsakes are valued highly.

The finder Latter Day Saints, have been holding Preaching last Sabbath at the Baptist Saturday, Februaiy 16, a girl. religious services in the school house Clarence Meeks shipped two ear loads of corn and John William shipped several car loads of Lyman church in Aubry by Rev. Calvin. His Frank Legler visited friends in Kansas will confer a great favor by leaving the for the past few nights. regular appointment at that place to City last week.

same at the store in Center. Miss Carries Sheppard who has been the first Sabbath in each month but WANTEDLadies and gentlemen to Intro duce the "hottest" seller on earth. Dr. White's Electric Comb patented 1899. A genu re colnl monev.

Cures all forms of scalp Uments headaches, etc yet costs the same nrd lparv comb. Send 60c In stamps for ample. D. N. Rose, Gen.

Decatur 111. 13t4 Handcock, Floyd Murray and Ned Arra-amith each ahitmed several cars of Charles Hamm and family of Rose- Last Saturday evening the horse owing to the inclemency of the weather dale were here on a visit last week. visiting relatives in Missouri for the past month has returned home and re league treated themselves and families straw. on the appointed day, he preached on C. A.

Bradshaw jr. is visiting friends to an oyster supper. A very enjoyable J. W. Crooks Ed Crooks have ports a delightful visit.

the third Sabbath, morning and night at Manhattan at present. affair. Ole Hanson has purchased the Lee returned from Potosi, where they A mistake was made in last week's Bradshaw brothers harvested their Tillman Couch recently lost 14 head have been visiting Jim Crooks. crop of ice last week, about 100 tons. Mirror as to the time of holding the second quarterly meeting of the.Bucyrus of hogs weighing from 200 to 250 pounds Simmons eighty acr.s of land lying just south of Coffey creek.

Mr. Hanson is a very successful farmer and stock raiser. We are so sorry to loose the Brink, Dr. H. B.

McCall of Kansas City was each. He offers $25 reward for the de Montgomery and McKitrlck families and Stilwell charge of the M. E. church. here on business the earlv part of the tection of the thieves.

from nnr neighborhood. They have We noticed Stanley's solicitude for For Grip Aches use, DR. MILES' PAINgPILLS. Sold by all druggists. week.

The date was orrignally set for February 9 and 10 at Stilwell. but on ac Mrs. George Boynton came over from been here so many years and are three Dr. Moberly and brother of Olathe last Thursday, a guest of the bftflt families. They expect to our welfare last week with due appreciation, bnt we wish to suggest to Stanley, without seeming discourtesy, count of the illness of Rev.

White, were in town on business Tuesday. Royal Neighbor lodge at an initiation move to Oklahoma March 1. Uncle James Connar is ill, though not E. the time of holding the meeting was changed to March 9 and 10. Therefore hanntiet.

And visited old friends here that we are abundantly able to take Willis McCanghey and Ben Divilbiss seriously. care of ourselves and to further suggest the meeting will be held at Stilwell until Saturday, Mrs. J. E. Gants re turning home with her.

Fred Ahlensdorf and family have gave and oyster supper to tneir young friends Valentine day in McCaughey's JEWELRY that WE contribute nothing but facts. next month. moved here from Gardner, and will re Hillv Rohnsok was greeting friends hall. The occasion being Chelsea Mc Clayton Dennis, who is in the employ side here in the future. A From another correspondent H.

S. Wagner is still clearing his here last Monday. He has just returned of E. K. Gibson as clerk in the store tCaughey's birthday.

The boys served a Dr. W. B.i Bower made a business timber. and postoffiee, has had a sever attack from a visit of several weeks in Califor nia and the west. fine supper and snowea tneir guests trip to Kansas City Monday.

of laerriDDe but is better at time of Samuel Hewitt visited home folks good time. Mrs. George McCanghey, Mr. K. H.

Miles was in Ulathe on Look at the next ten people you mogt and see how mucfe is worn of the so-calietl jewelry. From a $500.00 watch chain to a. five cent stick pin. Jewelry has come to be a staple article of dress. Ye correspondent spent part of last Mrs.

Tom McCaueney ana Sunday. business Monday. Mrs. Irvin Barnard also attended. The Latter Day Saints held meetings The little eleven month's old child of You will buy more or less or it; see tnai at pleasant Valley school house Satur A party from this neighborhood sur joxx get what you pay tor wnen you duv week with Lexington friends.

Miss Gertrude Moon went to Law rence Monday where she expects to re main several months. Mr. and Mrs. George Fashing died writing. Mrs.

Ella Nane of Kansas City, Mo. was visiting her parents. Mr. Mrs, Elleman of Aubry. Prof.

Culp and Si Burgess made trip to Olathe last Saturday. roucan be sure tms iz you win duv oi you will buy bf day and Sunday nights. Tuesday, February 12. The funeral prised Walter Montgomery Saturday night. They took their supper and had Glenn Wagner entertained Miss services were held at the family resi HOME MERCANTILE CO.

Charley Riley returned Friday from Blanch Sheppard Friday evening. a good time. dence and the interment took place at Wichita where he was a delegate to the Sam Hewitt is well pleased over his Once in a while Morse does something Shawnee. Miss Estie Cole of Aubry was visiting at the home of Albert Cole and family M. W.

A. annual encampment. valentine. else but banquet. The many friends and neighbors of John Charles is building a barn for who has a full assortment of the W.

F. MAIN CO. goods. Every article of these goods is fully warranted to be exactly ap represented. A printed guaranty to tb effect is given with each article of thee goods purchased at their store.

1 W. F. MAIN Iowa City, la. Miss Florence Toynbee, teacher of part of last week. John Pundt, living two miles west of Harry Learner.

Lone Star school, has been sick for the The sale at Billy Schwartz's las The Woodmen took in four new members at their last meeting. shinned n. rar of town, gave him a pleasant surprise finrrinn and nartv arrived a Thursday was well attended and afinan past two weeks but is better. nartv on Thursday of last week, the few days ago from a visit to California Grant Stintson is digging another cial success according to report. occasion of his birthday anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Pattison visited well. As a new man we hope he may Dennis ueary attenaea tne sale at Of course Mr. Pundt endeavored to ap do well farming. our burg Friday.

T. C. Scott is on the sick list. pear surprised but his actions gave him Mr. Schwartz's last Thursday.

Dennis is an enthusiastic young stockman and Will Sheppard made a business trip away. O. C. Camn. a la grit)De victim for farmer and we wish him.

great success to Kansas City Thursday and came back The public schools are closed this some time, is able to be out again. in time to get his valentine. week on account of a prevalence of Anorse belonging to Win Uave gave that young man no little trouble last tonsilitis among the children of the dis John Hewitt will move on hi3 farm the first of March, where he will build. Working Night and Day. trict Friday.

The cart was upset, Messrs The busiest and mightiest little thing Martin Hanson, Miss Lizzie Wendt Iryixi preparations simply develop dry catarrh they dry up the secretions, which atlhero to the membrane and decompose, causing afir more serious trouble than the ordinary icrnaof eatarrh. Avoid all drying inhalauts, fumes, smokes and snuffs and uso that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. A trial size vdll bo mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the 50e.

size. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren N.Y. The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itself over an irritated and angry surface, relier-ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.

Cave and German were spilled on the J. W. Sterling, agent for the Santa thai ever was made is Dr. King's New and Miss Ruth Wagner attended church Fe railroad company at Dodge City, was Life Pills. These pills change weakness here on a visit to his wife the early part Friday night at Pleasant Valley school.

We were glad to see them out. ucn uuutj'ivu Monday. John Drippps made his usual visit home Sunday. Hodges have bought the elevator an i store. They will put the in good shape and remodel the store building and will make it a first class general store.

We understand they will put in a telephone line to connect with their business in Olathe. Also a lumber yard. The change is highly appreciated. The Morse C. E.

will give a box supper at the W. C. T. U. hall -Friday evening March 1.

Everybody invited. Mrs. Alta McCanghey visited relatives and friends in Morse the first of the week. From another Fine spring weather. Farmers have commenced their spring work.

into strength, listlessness into energy. of the week brain-fag into mental power. They're Mr. and Mrs. John Duke of Olathe Ed Buchholz has secured a situation visited home folks Sunday and Monday.

wonderful in building up the health. Onlv 25c tier box. Sold by Sam J. with the Olathe Mliling and Elevator John Toynbee and Miss Dora Laugh- and will be 'in work Mtrc'a 1. Kelly.

lin attended church Friday, night. William Morris and family, Ed Smith Look out, for spring will be here be and family and A. W. Winegar left for Monticello. fore we know it.

WANTED Business men and women to California Thursday morning Iwhere take exclusive agency for the state, and con Martin Reitz has purchased the Jonas Hazelett farm and will take possession Glenn Wagner visited Martin Han thev go to make thair future home. trol sub-aeent8nanaitng vr. wmte r.iecinc Comb. per month compensation. Fact.

We wish them success. about June 1. son last Sunday. How Are Tour Kidneys ff ground, and the horse struck a 2 :40 gait for home. We understand that Billy is still huntiDg his harness.

There was a dance at the Woodmen hall last Friday night which was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Coker of South Stilwell were made happy last Thursday by the arrival of Miss Coker, who is to make her home with them for an indefinite period. Clem Conboy will quit school as soon as the weather will permit.

Clem and the weather never did agree. We would like to inquire through the columns of the Mirror as to what became of the author of "The Deacon and the Common Man's Cock Fight" Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas She-han, a son, on the 16th inst Mrs. Slusher, who has been visiting her son, Mr.

Fults, returned to West- Call and I'll prove it. U. Kose, uen. Decatur, HI. 13U Miss Gussie Bebsamanof Olathe spent Mrs.

John Connar is visiting relatives Dr. Eobbs Soarazns Pills cure all kidner Ula. 8an last Thursday with the Misses Wagner, in Bosedale at present. CZ3 pie iree. aoo.

bterung uemeay or a. There will be an installation of the The new mail route is giving splendid The growing wheat crop is looking Blue Valley School for month ending officers of the Monticello Epworth satisfaction to the patrons thereof. fine. H. Li.

BURGESS, ATTORNEY AT LAW second floor Orange Build In jr. Olathe Kansas, February enrollment for the month, 33; League next Tuesday evening. After Mr. Bowman is the carrier. William Mcmtnctc snip pea a car average dally attendance, 30.

Those not ab the installation oysters will be served. Mrs. F. D. Enyart gave a party last load of cattle Monday.

sent during the month were Ethel and Maud Miss Bessie Kay of Kansas City spent Friday night. February 15 in honor of Anderson, Herbert and Edna Anderson, W. E. Montgomery is busy hauling off his grain and getting ready for his Frank Brnton, Lena and Adolphus Eastland ooo. s.

d. 8 con Sunday with home folks. her husband's fortieth birthday anni- Roland, Fay, Carrie, and Charlie Gray, Nora sale this week. Mr. and Mrs.

John Zarhariah of versary. Those in attendance enjoyed Oskaloosa, spent a few days with a very pleasant evening. Refreshments Grlesbv. Anna Rose. Clara Moser, Llllie OGKJ SCOTT A-TTORISTEYS.

Office In OggBlocK, opposite postottice. W. E. Montgomery, Emmet and William McKittrick and J. W.

Brink Mays, Stella Newton, and Nellie Schultz Lulu Lyons, teacher. their mother, Mrs. J. H. Mize this week, were served during the evening.

Mr. Mrs. miza beta moore is lying very jsnyart received several valuable pres- will move to Oklahoma by the first of Antioch School for month ending Febru aryl. Number of pupils enrolled SO. Fern March.

low with pneumonia. ents in commemoration of the event. Mrs. Frank Hammond was called to Those present were Rev. and Mrs.

C. S. Jessup. Tom bheridan, Althea Crooks ana Kansas City on the account of the Warner, Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Bradshaw, Cecil Lowmiller were neither absent nor tardy during the month. Edgar Westerfield A. L.

HATES, ATTORNEY XT LAW J3TNOTARY PUBLIC. Office In Phcenli block. illness of her daughter, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs.

F. M. Bradshaw, Mr. and was not absent. We urge the patrons to Finch.

Mrs. Henry Wedd, Mr. and Mrs. George manifest an interest by visiting oar school Allen, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Lisk, Mr. and room. Kate Carpenter, teacher.

port Faiday. Mr. Scott of Red Bridge, moved his family and household goods to this place, last Wednesday. They are to occupy the Groves residence in north Stilwell. Mr.

Scott is to b9 installed Missouri Pacific day operator at this place. "Grip robbed me of my sleep and I was nearly crazy with neuralgia and headache. Dr. Miles' Pain 'Pills and Nervine cured me." Mrs. Pearl Bush, Holland, Mich.

The sale of John Justice was well attended. One remarkable feature of the sale was that everybody took ad Mrs. H. Klussman, Mr. and Mrs.

Linwood School, district 1 for the month Charles Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. E. A ending February 8: No. enrolled 25, females vantage of the 6 per cent discount; and Legler, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Hart, Mr. males, 17; total attendance 19.5.

Those neither absent nor tardy are Luther Dunlap everything sold at reasonably high land Mrs. L. F. Newcomer, Mrs. and Georse Hendrixi Those not absent prices.

Rosa Hanscr, Ebbie Love, Earl Phillips Smithers, Mrs. Ross Allen, Miss Maude Williams and Mrs. Scott Ashton of It would not be very well for A. B. Visitors are cordially Invited.

Allen Staveb, teacher. Wilcox, the state temperance lecturer, Denver, Colo. J.W.PABKJSB. r. W.

HAMILTON, CO. ATTT PARKER HAMILTON, ATTORNEYS- 0POffice in Miller block, north side ParV street Olathe Kansas. COL. D. S.

THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER, Having had years of experience In coa-ducting auction sales I believe I can give the public general satisfaction. Address ne at Olathe E. L. Crooks has returned from Potosi, where he has been visiting his brother James. 'One of Oscar Dover's children is quite ick at present.

E. P. Robinson and family who have been visiting in this neighborhood since November returned to their home in Granite, Monday. Rev. Steiner of Olathe gave a very interesting temperance lecture at the W.

C. T. hall here Sunday evening. William E. Chambers will moye to his farm south of town this spring.

There is enough of baled straw and hay piled up near this station to load a long train of cars but not a car to be had to load it on. We might as well have no railroad here as to be compelled to put up with such car service as we have had this winter. R. H. Hazel wood, who has been quite sick for two weeks, is able to be about sixain.

LFrom another correspondent. visited "When I was prostrated with grip and C. C. on Every Tablet to show up in Monticello. The people here would make him think Carrie Nation had broke loose on him.

He Zarah. E. C. Justice of Argentine relatives here Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. McDougal of my heart and nerves were in bad shape, Every tablet of Cascarets Candy Morse Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure gave has already failed to fiU too engage Cathartic bears the famous C. C. me new life and health.

Mrs. George ments. It is not that we particularly need him in this locality but we do not Colie, Elgin. Ills: Never sold in bulk. Look for it and accent no other.

Beware of fraud. like to be disappointed. A. L. Cary of Lawrence was A All druggists, ioc ra.iiiTi StringtoMTR.

Did yon get a valentine? Miss Maud Smith spent Sunday with on the merchants of Monticello last Monday. Miss Anna Slusher. Miss Mabel Moon Their will be an oyster supper at the "A F1R FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BARGAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES also spent the day with Miss Slusher. Aunt Callie Pedigq is very sick with Prairie Star school house Friday even ing, February 22, in bonorof Washing little hopes of her recovery. ton's birthday.

A programme will be On Thursday last the Misses Case, given. spent Monday in this vicinity. Rev. Garrett will preach at the school house Sunday evening, February 24. Mrs.

F. Mannion was the guest of relatives in Kansas City Monday. Miss Daisy Thompson is spending this week with home folks, her school having been closed on account of sickness. Mr. and Mrs.

McGeary, and Mr. and Mrs. Earnshaw of Shawnee, Mrs Wade and daughter Miss Maude of Merriam, and Mrs. Stumpff of Zarah visited Mrs. J.

G. Justice last Monday. J. W. Ogle transacted busine3s in Kansas City last Saturday.

There was a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hoilenback last 'Friday evening.

The evening was spent in games and conversation. Those present were Misses Minnie and Hattie Hayes. Edna and Jessie Mize, Myrtle and Leah Smith and Siusher visited Mrs. Ross, To Cure a Cold in One Day who is at the home of her father, Clay take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Smith.

All druggists refund the money if it fails On Monday night a jolly crowd of 1 1 nn to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on lit young people wenr sieign naing. au Kffi each box.

Miessrs. Floyd Murry and H. M. Kellogg are employed at the elevator as engineer and weigher. Mrs.

George McCanghey entertained a few of her neighbors last Friday. The C. E. will give a box social at the 7. C- T.

U. hall here, Friday 'evening I larch 1. Ladies please bring boxes. Uverybody invited. Quite a number of neighbors gave W.

D. Montgomery and family a pleasant irprha Saturday night A good time uu ride would have been perfect, if sleigh bells or even cow bells could have been i secured; we wanted to borrow some tin "I had grip three months; could not sleep; pain all over and headache very bad. 'Dr. Miles' Nervine, Pain Pills and Better than a Piano, Organ, or Music Box; for it eingi and talks as well as plays, and don't cost as rnrich. It reproduces the music of any instrument band or orchestra tells jtories and sins the old familiar liyrans as well as the popular songsit is always ready.

See that Mr. Edison's signature is on every machine. Csta- fcjQss or dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH 135 Filth Ave Krir Ycri. pans but could not find anyone kind hearted enough to loan them tons. I Liver Pills made me well." Mrs.

E. C. 'don't blame them. The results of the Bowlby Waterloo, Ind..