Olathe News from Olathe, Kansas • Page 2

i saigas; ggpRSDAT. February i 'i Sierrianu A i 9 HARES Loans Farm Morts AND BOYS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE NOTES. FARM LANDS FOB SALE City Herd Poland-Chinas. pigs by the great Hadley, Look Me Iowa Champion, the best son of Iowa Z10VM. Did yon get a Talsntinef "Our poet says: "Poeta nasoittxr non fit." The writeup in a contemporary from Tommyhawk in regard to Mr.

Noble was an unjust one and should be corrected. Roads are improving again. Wheat is looking fine in this section of the.county. Mrs. Olive Wilson is regaining strength after her illness very slowly.

The cor. rode the goat, and is now a full fledged Woodman. Harmony school had a pleasant time and a general feast dinner Friday, we are informed. "Lis sub judice" has been furnishing much chance and opportunity for talk in this vicinity for some time. Let's rest awhile.

Miss Rea Nelson spent Saturday Sunday in Olathe. Our tonsorial artist is being rushed on Saturdays to wait upon his customers as fast as they appear. Mrs. Dora Kellogg and children returned home Saturday from an extend Tecumseh, Second; Klever's Model and boars out of royal bred dams, at cheap mtr w-. -k n.

lArge package of the world's best cleanser for a nickel. Still greater economy in 4-potfnd package. All grocers. Kade only by weaning time. rr.

r. uuuuc, this paper when you write). Lenexa, Kan, THE N. K. PAIRBAKK COSIPAIST, Chicago, St.

Loala. Nejv York, Boston, PhlladalphlaSr- J. A. KEY, BAKERY, Surely spring is approaching. Fred Johnson was in Kansas City Fri day.

Alva Sharrum was in Kansas Monday. City Miss Lulu Johnson visited friends in Kansas City last week. Warner Floyd of Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents. Ed. Duncan made a business trip to Kansas City last Thursday.

Miss Anna Robb visited in Kansas City last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. J. O. Wade visited relatives and friends in Kansas Cily last Thnrsday.

Mrs. Frank Wilks and daughter, Fan nie were shopping in Kansas City Mon day. Miss btella Branham of Kansas City spent Sunday among friends and rela tives in Merriam. Miss Bessie Chouteau has been confin ed to her home during the past week with a severe attack of tonsilitis. tev.

jl c. Waldraven of Rosedale will hold services at the school house next Sunday morning at 11 a. m. Mrs. J.

M. Wade returned Sunday after two weeks' with her dans-htfir. Mrs. J. W.

Abner, of Kansas City ir I i vy. j. iuur ray, iorcneny nignt opera tor at this place, was transfered to the Kansas City yards last Wednesday. io.rge nuniDer or ivierriam young people attended St. Valentine ball at C.

P. A. hall at Shawnee Monday evening. itev. isanderson preached to a fair sized audience at the school house last Sunday evening.

His subject was "The Life of Saul." Milt Davison of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White of St. Joseph, spent Sunday in Merriam visiting Mr. and Mrs.

John Woods. A. A. Pearson, the popular Kansas City milliner, who lives on his beauti ful country place adjoining Merriam Park, has just returned from a two weeks' business trip to Mew York. Mr.

Pearson was caught ill the terrific snow storm that recently swept over the east, but aside from this he reports a pleasant journey. He says that business is much more livelier in the west than in the east especially so with the railroads, who are doing a very light business. In returning home over the Erie rail road he was the only through passen-- ger from New York to Chicago. The Merriam Literary Society met ast Saturday evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing month: President, James Campbell; vice presi dent, Will Staggs; secretary, Miss Pur-die Williamson; and treasurer, Misaf ene Bennett. The following pro gramme was: rendered after the debate: Recitations, Macy Horner, Walt.

Mc-Leod, and James Campbell; song; Miss Purdie Williamson and mstrnmental solo, Miss Pearl' Bennett. The question for debate on next Saturday evening is: Resolved, TJiat the appointive and veto power of the president should be abolished, G. H. Campbell and W. Zeh- ner as the principal speakers.

PUBLIC fiestanrant and Confectionery. Mestls" 15c and 20c- Gardner, Kansas. F. M. DILLON, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler.

All work warranted. Give a a trial. OASDSEB, SANgAkp awarded the question to theamrmative. Biography of Lincoln, James Gordon Jewett, Charley Johnston, Jl F. Higgins.

W. W. How elll editor the "Gardner Rusi;" then read the second number oCthe which everyone pronounced newsy and '-witttv. Cedar JaActionz-Mcs. Hodge is On the sick'Ust.

Ned Givaiuissaid to be dangerously" ill at! this writing. MfssElla Hartley of Bonner is the- guest ef Mrs. Paul. John Smitlr of Kansas Cityealled on1 friend here Saturday. Bdnn to Mr.

and Joe 'Houston, on February 9, a girl hasx Jessup- and wife of Argentine spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr: and Mrs. Oscar French of Lawrence visited relative here Sdnday and Mr. and Mrs. Riffe returnedlMbnday a visit with friends ia Kansas City.

Valentines flew hero in erery direc tion, andif or a wonder have not caused much trouble. Mrs; Henry Patrick died- Tuesday morningrat 5 o'clock and was buried at De Sota'on Wednesday. Brother Ehdacott will begin a revival here next Sunday night, and will, not have services in the afternoon as usual Dr. W. Gordbn of Bonner-Springs spent Monday and Tuesday night of last week here on account of the- illness of C.

Al Gordon's little girl. Mrs. John Marty is quite low with a serious case of pneumonia. She- is under the eare of Dr. McCall of Lenexa, and Dr Ward of Kansas City-Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Mul- -len, on Friday evening, February 11, a fine large boy but the hand of Providence was laid gently on its infant brow and it passed into eternity on Sunday and was buried at. Corinth cemetery Monday Mrs. Mullen is ia a critical condition Mirror job printing is good printrngCT' MONEY ON HAND. Kansas Will sell Over, and COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.

All the Happenings of Johnson County Pleasantly Reported, Lenexa. bt v. S. St. Valentine was recognized.

Will Klussman is the proud father another girl. Dr. G. T. Goode of Olathe was town Sunday.

of in miss tioiaren gave a party one night last week. J. R. Miles of Kansas City was here on a visit Sunday. H.

D. Gillett has purchased a thoroughbred hog. Next! It is said that Lenexa is to enjoy the novelty of another wedding soon. Mrs. B.

B. Taylor, who has been seri-'OUsly ill for some time, is getting better. It is a more easy task to select a comic valentine for one's neighbor than for one's self. Mrs. M.

Krumm returned from St. Louis Monday after a seven weeks' absence. Messrs. Frank Breyfogle and Nat. Pennock left for the Klondike country last week.

Misses Draper and Alexander of Argentine are visiting the family of Rev. C. A. Warner at present. G.

W. Rice boasts of having received' a larger assortment of comic valentines than any one else in town. G. W. Ritchey and family have mov-ed to Bucyras, Miami county, where they will reside in the future.

The county surveyor came down Tuesday and made a survey of the new Winder road north of Lenexa. It is reported here that J. U. Elliott, township trustee, is lying dangerously ill with pneumonia at his home in Shawnee. Arthur Breyfogle and wife are moving to Texas this week, where they go 10 take charge of Hon.

L. W. Breyf ogle's ranch. Ifcev. Geo.

Young went to Brown 'county last week to conduct the funeral 'of a prominent member of the Lutheran church in that county. The prospective ice harvest appears TBWager, in fact there may be little need of saving the crop at all. In the meantime our pile of saw dust is being circulated by the "four winds." Martin Miller has moved his fence factory back to Lenexa and is at work early and late endeavoring to fill the many orders he has taken recently. He has a splendid quality of wire fence for sale. Mr.

Skelton was very painfully injured while working in the timber last Sat- urday. While engaged in carrying a heavy log, he stumbled, falling with the locr on the ton of him. He has been confined to his bed since the accident. J. A.

David, the milkman, has gone from us as a storm passes as a whirl wind as train from a tramp. He went to avoid the rush. His future rf olace of residence at Nineteenth and Brooklyn avenue, Kansas City, Mo. The citizens of the village were very much startled Tuesday about 1 o'clock -when a message was received from Shawnee stating that Jas. Finch, a at this nlacp.

had shot and killed a woman in that viiiao-o Tfr nowa hftwfiTfir. tWplon- I ed the fact that the woman was not killed, but was seriously injured. No further news could be learned at this writing. Have You Been There There are many delightful ITet? resorts in New Mexico, but none excelling Las Vegas Hot Springs. The Montezuma is really just a little the nicest of its class in the southwest If you are well.

run up there for a few days outing. If sick, no better place to get well all kinds of baths, expert medical attend ance, etc. Railroad and hotel rates rea- 3nabie. Inquire of H. L.

Phillips. tent A. T. and F. Olathe, Kana.

Have vour iob printing done at 4he Hsisgk office Chief; Chief other great a. prices ai 48m6 (Mention as a Mt. Pleasant. S. H.

Ayers attended the sale Tuesday. i The Younce boys sold their hogs Mon day. Don't forget A. Eller's sale on Friday of this week. Joe Niles made a business trip to Olathe Saturday.

I. H. Crist was in Kansas City the fore pait of the week. Mrs. Esther Timberlake has recovered from an attack of fever.

Isaac Studebaker is having 240 rods of big hedge chopped this winter. Mrs. Henry Crist is able to be about again after a long and serious illness. G. N.

Jewett spent Sunday with his friend, Mr. Lewis McShane of Gardner. Mrs. James Craig visited with relatives and friends in Olathe several days last week. C.

W. Marshall has moved back to his own place and Mr. Cubbison to the Wm. Gordon place. The singing class adjourned last Tues day night, February 8, for one week on account of bad roads.

Alva Jewett of Prairie Center is build ing a neat residence on his father's farm where he will live the coming year. I. H. Crist lost a valuable mule last week. Death was caused1 by over heating in hauling a load of hogs to Gardner.

The young people of Round Oak have begun their rehearsals for an excellent play, which they will present to the public in the near future. James Younce moved to the Findlay place the first of the week. Mrs, Younce was made happy with a beautiful new range. Of course we will all be over to see how perfectly it can be manipulated. Miss Allie Frantz, who has been; in Franklin and Rice1 counties for several months visiting relatives, returned home last week, accompanied by sister-John Frantz of Miami visited with home folks the first of the week.

The young people of Bellflower Grange organized a literary club last Saturday night to which all members of the order are urged to attend and as far possible participate in the work. The president of the society is G- N. Jewett; secretary, Frank Smith. Grand View. The snow disappeared with: a good rain.

1. H. Clark visited friends in City and attended the horse market four days this week. Mrs. B.

MahafSe was the guest of Mrs. J. Haeberle Tuesday. Misses Lillie Ball and Leta Huff were the guests of Miss Elder Thursday night for tea. The cause of Jacob Hershey's high steps and big smiles is that they have baby girl at their 'boose.

K. D. Bookout is turning up hist or chard. He says he will not start to Ok lahoma for a few days yet. Mrs.

Dora Clark intends visiting her mother in Ohio this summer. S. B. Kenton's have purchased an or gan since our last items appeared. Mrs.

Frederick Huff of Olathe was the guest of Agnes Kenton one day last week Our writing school nas two more nights for practice and there are three arizes to be sriven. Prof. Brewer can't A. be beat for good writing or lovely draw ing. Mr.

and Mrs. "Winterburn of Olathe were tne guests or tne -cor. rriuay night for tea. Dr. Hardman and family of this vi- cinitv have located in Olathe ana will resume his practice as a physician.

Clare. Wm. Irvin was in Olathe Monday. A. Coen was in Olathe Monday and stayed for the show.

Homer Schlaegel has quit school and is plowing for corn. Kelly Co. shipped two cars of stock from Clare Monday. George Moore delivered his cattle to Kelly Co. at Clare.

J. A. Kelly is still sojourning in the balmy clime of Mexico. Miss Ella Kelly was visiting in Olathe Saturday and Sunday. Misses Ella and Jennie McFarland made a trip to Olathe Saturday.

N. Housinser shipped a car of hogs and cattle from Clare Monday evening. Quite a number from Clare visited the literary at Gardner Saturday evening. Washington's birthday will be observ ed at Kelly School with an appropriate programme. The term of writing school closed evening.

TliEzes Annia and 4 Gartlner. Subscribe for the Mirror. Miss Lillie spent Sunday at home, H. V. Chase was in Gardner Monday.

Alton Arneal went to Kansas City Monday. Alton Skinner did not to Sbrinsr Hill last week. T. J. Gregory of Wellsville was in Gardner Friday George Jewett took dinner with Lewis McShane Sunday.

The Gardner Creamery paid 17 cent for butterfat last-month Miss Jessie Scott of Edgerton has been visiting Mrs. Inos. MolL Miss Nellie Todd spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. The young ladies- will participate i4 the debate to-morrow night. Despite the muddy roaids the Farmers Institute was well attended.

Miss Anna Cunningham attended the Farmers' Institute Friday night. John Crist of ChismviUer is back to Gardner transacting, business. James Mackelreef left for Park -College last week to become a student Charles Sprague of the- Mirror was doing business in Gardner-Thursday. It is reported that J. A.

Marshall has purchased the Martha Smith property, Ellis; Miller is learning the tonsorial art under the instructions of. his brother Ross. Jacob-Jameson, who is teaching, Lone Elm spent Sunday with home folks. Mr: and; Mrs. C.

Sheddent took din- ner witn J. A. jonnston ana. iaaauy Thursday. Miss Jessie Irvin Thursday and Friday a the guest of.

Mrs W. Spenable. A Arneal has sold out hibusmess to Wilbur Miller, who will, take possession; March t. Those who- attended Mrs Fuller's sale reported everything selling- readily at good prices. Several ot our teachers, contemplate attending the teachers' meeting in Olathe Saturday.

Mrs. F. R. Patton is visitmg friends in Gardner. She will leave fir Elk City the last of the week.

The- Torbert House-served a turkey dinner Sunday, a treat which the boarders duly appreciated. It is reported that a company has been organized to send.BL M. Terrell to Klondike next month Will Murray, who has been enjoying a short vacation, resumed his, duties as school master Monday. Rock School will visit and assist Kelly school to celebrate Washington's birth" day, Tuesday, February 22. Joe Stephenson hacLthe honor of entertaining Prof.

Faville and Dr. Fischer during the Farmer's Institute. R. H. Whittaker was treating every body to Borne fine apples last Friday afternoon.

Everyone seemed to know Bob. Miss Lizzie McFeatters of Edgerton was the guest of Mr; and Mrs. T. R. Cunningham during the Farmers' Institute.

The Chrysalis Club will postpone their meeting until 4 p. m. Saturday that they may be-able to hear Mrs. Prentiss. Those who.

attended the conundrum supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church spent, a very enjoyable social evening. The Presbyterian church congregational meeting will be addressed by Mrs. Noble Prentiss Saturday at 2, p. Don't fail to hear her. Miss Gertrude Glover of Spring a daughter of ExrSberiftj Glover and a former resident, of Gardner, is visiting relatives and friends here.

Tbft Gardner Brass Band played some fine selections near the Presbyterian, church Friday night just before tha closing session of the Farmers' Institute vat called to order. Mr. Bowdish of Kansas City passed through "our village Saturday with a fine span of driving- horssa I which hp. had recently purchased near Iola. Hrf SpauMins of SpauHing'a Business.

College is a son-in-law of Mr. Bowdish. The Gardntr literary and Social Improvement Club; celebrated ILmcoln's birthday Saturday3night by ridering the following programme: Song by eo- ciety, Debate of the Question, 'Revived, That the character of Abraham Lihcoln is Xmore worthy of emulation than that of any other American etatesmsn affirmative, John Thcrrs, Fred Jclistcn; xctive, E. 1 will sell at pubiic auction at ray farm 2 mile of Stanley, at 10 o'clock a. mi.

ed visit to relatives in Kansas City, Mo Justus O. Hall, one of Morse's young young men at Kansas university, has formally taken charge of the managing editorial department of the Kansas Un iversity Weekly, the paper published by the university. Mr. Hall was elected to the position last month. Forest Wilson's little boy is slowly recovering but in all probability will have to be under treatment for many months yet.

John Dripps expects soon to secure a position with a wholesale shoe and boot store in Kansas City. The following persons from Morse were doing business in Olathe Saturday: Lou McD-wain, W. H. Zimmerman, T. Moore, W.

L. Hall, John Cooper and V. C. Murray. If nice weather continues it will have a tendency to decrease the attendance at "Bum Lodge." The lodge has been holding very frequent sessions this winter.

All topics of general interest (and disinterest) have been discussed and theorized upon. Discussion and theoriz ing will not solve the simplest problem. It takes actual work. Bellevlew. Mrs.

N. C. Clark is on the sick: list. T. J.

ROey from Baldwin visited home folks last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rebecca Zimmerman visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. W. P. Goode has been quite sick for a few days.

Dr. McCall is the attending physfeian. Nl Phillips of Kansas City visaed his brother, P. Phillipe, here the first of the week. Miss Sarah Kennedy, who went to Spring Hill some five or six: weeks ago foe medical treatment, is reported mueh better; She wfll stay another however; before returning to- her home here: and we hope she may be permanently benefited by that time.

cow, is-yeariaumi, aw SALE. $5 a credit of twelvemonth wftl he gSwra 1 champion binder, 1 stalk cutter, 1 Garland It sot paid when dne-to draw percent. Iron ou muw Mr. Prank's grandfather, Mr. Halder-xnan, in a concert Sunday evening.

The literary society met lastt Friday night and ta excellent progrsjsme was rendered. Mrs. Geew Caswell has puxehased the. B. J.

Hesry id acres west of town of Chaa. Hsldrea. S. Sotts has returned home frem Omaha, where has baea visiting relatives, the past week. A few months ago Mr.

Byron Every, of WcKdstock, was badly afSicted with rheumatism. His right leg was swollen the full length, causing him great suffering. He was advised to try Cham Pain Balm The first bottle of it helped him considerably and its second bottle affected a enre. Tt 3 snd 0 cent fcrVfer'sals hj gam ALE! SALMI Wednesday, February S3r rSB the-following: personal property: Four jrood work horse 2 good drfvlnjr and saddle horses, 2 yestrlhiff mar coits, 1 breed: sow, male nog, neaa or stocK nos. muca wajron.

I wheat drill, 1 fanning mill, stalls cutter. narrow, 1 iisier. sew unreu uiu. cultivator, 2 mowing: machines. hay rake, I hay draff, 300 bashels-of 'com ,5 tonof timothy bav in stack.

cords of wood cut in stove lengths, dozen Reck and Baff.Cocfcin. chicken and household and kitchen furnitare. TERMS All swots of 85 and under: On sum OF over on notes-with approved security, without interest iP paid when daei not paaa wnen.ane draw S3' per cent interest-from date et note. BUCKEYE BILL. Auctioneer.

A. PUBLIC Addison Boweik will sell at hi farm, two miles northwwt of Olathe, oo the Kaasaa City road at lo o'ciock a. on TTtar sday IFetoraiary the following property: knrcoo oota. boa iianwc iriitrth cowl. 1 three-Tear-old 2 two-year-old steers, 1 yearling steer, 3 cahras, broea sows, abost 30 fall p.ig.

doien heos, 2: wigon. 8 hay framef. 2 taming plows, 1 breaking-plow, 3 walking cnBwators, 1, aisk cultevator, MoCormick YrtwvT i rv.ftrinmnwpr.Shavratfiii. lister. 1 sinele-shovel plow.

1 doable-shove) plow, 3 har rows, 3 CBttiHg boxes. 1 com sheller. grain dtilte, COOK SVOVe, 1 nailOUuu ucaujr, gnwiiBB i jmoivu milk cans and other article too naraeroos to mention. SALE. Aii vma mnA nnYfi ffaok On ill inmA.nv0ffs r.rptltt of nine months on notes of bo- proved seenrity, without htteresi if paid whea dnei oate.

A aiscoant 01 percent, wui oe aiiowea iur COL. J. A. JIAIISIIALL, Auctioneer. Qcmembor this sign vhcrcby it Conquers Pain.

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rf tzrr pollZl OGL- aiia. la ere if 1 -si. c. LilUaa crown i Trra lfcds are to be ttad rs en CTAtioa to 71 1. -3 ft n0f era Did yon get a valentine We.

didn't. Alden moved to Prescott Mon day. I. Chamberlia received a ess-of corn Monday. W.

Hite noved ta Sprisg Hill on Tuesday. i Groves Belling lbs ezxr for $1 this week. Miss Edith Cone returned home from Kansas (Sty Saturday. Frank Chamberlin will move into Mr. Kennedy's vacant house.

Mrs. Deem has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hartley, the past week. Geo. King shipped a car of hogs to Kansas City from this place Monday niprht: ms r- i J.

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