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i LOCAL A.ND IERSONAL.
W1I1. Goldner left Tuesday 1 for
Lincoln Kansas.
Go to A. G. Vanncr for all
kinds of school supplics.
The best furnaces on earth for
sale by W. U. Crook and Co.
111s. Kate I\lajcrns of Rub was
shopping in this city 'rucsday.
J. B. \Vhita1.er left on thc Pa-
cific 'rucsc1ay for Lincoln , Kan-
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Mrs. Grant \Vindlc iR visiting
with relatives in St. Joseph this
wcek.
Mr. Keiffer of Jewell CityKas.
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was ' in the city thc first of thc
n wcek. "
C Sweet cider and pure cider vin-
, cgar 20c a gallon at Hcck's feed
storc.
Fred Clevcl and , sr. , made a
business trip to St. Joseph Tuesday
it
- day morning'
I'wenty-thrce : traveling . mCt1
spent Sunday at thc Union
- 1-louse. .
\ George 'Wcrtz of St. Joseph
was in this city the first of thc
wcek.
All roads lead to the eider mm
at thc creamery htilding } four
blocks north of the Douglas mill.
every thing new. Bring us your
apples.
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Lead pencils given away at
King-'s with each 5 cent tablct.
Mr. Taylor renistered ! : at thc
Union louse ] l\tcsday.
Gco. Clc\'land made a business
trip to St. Joseph 'I'Ul'sday. :
Cider and pure apple butter at
the new cider mill at the cream-
cry building.
\Ve have cxpericthcc1 plumbers
and wtll do your work reasonable
- Crook and Co.
George Boone , proprietor of
thc St.Charles hotel in St Joseph
spent Sunday in this citro
Do you want a good lead pen- '
cil with rubber ? Buy a 5 cent
school tablet at King's.
Joe Haldcrman is attending
thc fir at St. Louisha\'ing left
for that city Sunday.
School children buy your tablets
at King-'s , and get a lead pencil
free with each tablct.
Moores Hog Remedy guaran-
teed to kill lice cure mange scales.
For sale at A. G. \Vanner.
lng-ram Cain who has been visiting -
iting with his mother returned to
Stella Tuesday : aftcrnoon.
Mrs. Marion and sister , \lrs. !
McGuire of Hamlin left Wcdncs-
clay morning for St. Louis.
11Irs. Carrie Bunch and Miss
Fisher were 11. P. passe.gcrs : for
Oswego , Kansas Tuesday.
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Stephen Pryor left Wednesday
for Auburn.
Ethel Cadc is on thc sick list
this wcck.
Miss Bculah Fry returned
from St. Louis \Vcducsday.
Call on , V. H. Crook and Co.
for grams and ammunition.
Rc\ Griffin left Wednesday (
afternoon for Kansas City.
John Crook and wife returned
from SL Louis \Vcc1ncsclay.
A. Weaver made a business
trip to Kansas City dncsday.
Fred Cleveland , sr. made a
business , trip to Salem \V cdncs-
day.
Hal Sowles of St. Joseph is
visiting with his parents in this
city.
Jennie Kcim and sister returned -
cd tram t St. Louis the first of the
wcek.
George Jones returned from
Omaha thc latter part . of last
wcek.
Crook and Co. , have the best ?
line of fencing in town. Call
and ice it.
Evan Owncs and Graham Jones
of Verdon were in this city
trucsc1ay.
Hess Stock food good for every
anima1. Price only $5.00 per hun-
dred. Why pay marc ? For
sale at A. G. 'Vanner's.
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New cider mill , at thc creamery
. huilding' four blocks north of thc
Douglas mill.
Ars. ! : Giannini i and ii aught : r ,
Mrs. 1artin arc visiting in vari-
ous points in Misgou1'
Mrs. DcHa ven returned Sunday
night from 'l'ccull1sch where she
has geed for the last two weeks.
Hc\ Shively 01 Shelton , Nebr
visited with Mrs.VII1. . Palll1cr
and family the first of thc wcek. .
Mrs. John Noah who has been
visiting relatives in in this city
returned to her home in Nebraska -
ka City \Vcclncsday.
A CH1\IS1 of B. & M. passenger
train No. H between Pawncc
City and Table hock l last 'l'ucs-
dl\ , gave Hoe e\'elt a majority of
jifty-clIlc to nineteen over Parlcr.
Mrs. \V. A. Stuart and baby of
Okmulg , 1.tr. . , arrived in thc
city last Friday for a visit with
parents , Mr. and Mrs. P. 11.
Jussen.
Al Burchard , A. laced , Will
Wilson and ! V. Simanton left
'Vedncsday for Lincoln where
they will attend the grand loc1g-e
of the 1. O.O.F. now in session.
An Int resting- series of meetings -
ings is in progress at the Silver
Creek Brcthcrn Church 4 miles
nottlt of this city. Rev. B. E.
Haskins will preach Sunday eve
and each nigh next week at 730.
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