Frog Pond

Corn begins to look nice

Pastures and grass land look fine.

Potatoes are $2.00 a bushel in Wymore

A. M. Main visited his father, Sunday.

Bert Wignall is shelling his last season's corn.

Bud Prine and family spent Sunday at M. H. Freel's.

Geo. Bratton has gone to Kansas to visit his parents.

Frank Smith was up at Avery Main's, over Sunday.

Mrs. Chris Reid started to Iowa to visit a sister who is sick.

Wm. Main and family were visiting in this neighborhood, Sunday.

Most of the oats looks slim on account of cold weather and frosts.

Freel & Prine shelled corn for Ed. Morgan and Elbert Jones Wednesday.

John Wignall shelled corn for the Reid brothers the last half of the week.

Geo. Withers has graded up nine miles of road in good shape this spring.

Tom Morris visited his home folks in Falls City Saturday, and returned Sunday.

The wild strawberries are more plentiful than they ever were, and are getting ripe.

Pete Bowhay's man "Friday" was out repairing a wind mill for John Wignall this week.

If nothing happens to wheat from now on, we will have a average crop. It is looking nice at present.

Mrs. Oliver Freel of Liberty, and daughter, Sarah Nading of Kansas City, visited Mrs. T. Trimmer, Sunday.

Lewis Waldters of Wymore, is visiting a few days with T. Trimmer. They soldiered together during the Civil War.

Frank Smith received a letter from his father in Washington, Saturday. Stating that his mother had died. His parents expected to come to Nebr., and had sent their goods.

Mission Creek

Miss Emma Curry came up from Pawnee, Saturday, to visit her brother, T. T. Curry.

Mr. and Mrs. James Eastwood of Barneston, spent Sabbath with Mr. Eastwood's parents.

Everyone is rejoicing that the long continued dry spell has been broken by refreshing showers.

Mrs. J. S. Colvin returned home Saturday, after a week's stay with Mrs. J. D. Nesbitt, who is quite sick.

Mr. and Mrs. Green drove over from Mayberry, Saturday, to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. F. W. Eastwood.

The ice cream social given by the young people's society Tuesday evening, at Mr. John Eastwood's was well attended.

A good many from Mission Creek expect to attend the County Sabbath School Convention at Pawnee City Wednesday and Thursday of this week.

R. H. Henderson, a former resident of this community, who has been visiting in Iowa several weeks, stopped here and at Summerfield, Kas., to visit relatives and friends a few days before returning home.

Prairie Queen

Elam Eckert shelled corn Tuesday.

Irene Yale visited relatives at Beatrice, over Sunday.

S. S. Ratliff is attending Grand Lodge at Omaha, this week.

Hope Howard Sundayed with Nellie Acton.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Evans spent Sunday with Wm. Palmer and family.

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Dr. C. H. Wake, who is located in the C. F. Crocker block, Liberty, is equipped to do dentistry in all its forms, known to dental science. Gas administered for painless extraction. The correction of irregularity of teeth, a speciality. Will be in Burchard every Tuesday (from Monday 2 p.m. until Tuesday 4 p.m.) In Barneston every Friday.

Wm. Holins of Virginia, came down Wednesday.

John Beamer was a passenger to Beatrice, Wednesday.

Miss Nellie Crawley visited Burchard friends last week.

Aid society will meet with Mrs. N. R. Simpson, Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Cravens and daughter Neva, and Mrs. Alcorn drove down to Summerfield, Tuesday.

Max Owen of Morland, California, was visiting friends in Amour, Monday and Tuesday.

Mrs. Pearl Beaver and daughter of Endicott, were visiting relatives and friends here a few days last week.

Miner Kirschner of Clay Center, Nebr. came down Monday for a visit with his parents; returning Tuesday.

Mrs. P. M. Fowler attended the graduating exercises in Pawnee last week, She was accompanied home by her daughter Blanch.

Mrs. Lester Antrum returned home from a few week's visit with friends and relatives in Lincoln. She was accompanied home by two of Mr. Antrum's brothers.

Estray Notice!

On May 6th, 1907, I took up an estray large red roan steer calf, about one year old. No ear marks or brand.

        5t               W. T. Gore

Stock foods at Moore's.

Book sale at Moore's.

Hog poders at Moore's

Books, at half price, Moore.

Wall paper remnants, Moore.

Book bargains at Moore's.

Liberty Ball Park, Tuesday.

Sheet music at the Journal office.

W. E. Sprowls favored us with cash on subscription this week. Thanks.

C.C. Johnson of Cedar Rapids, Ia., favored us with cash on subscription this week. Thanks.

The Liberty band goes to Burchard the Fourth of July, to furnish music for their celebration.

Robt. Kirby made a trip to western Kansas this week, in the interest of his real estate business.

L. D. Griggs returned to DeWitt, Nebr., Monday, after a visit with his parents on Mission Creek.

Children's Day exercises at the Christian church, Sunday, June 9, at 3 o'clock, p.m. You are invited.

Mrs. Sarah Butterbaugh left for Kesterson, Nebr., Tuesday, after a visit with relatives near Liberty.

Al Bowhay left for Omaha, Monday to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge which was in session there this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barr and Mrs. J. D. Barr went to College Springs, Ia., Monday, for a visit with relatives.

Glenn Bowhay is able to go out again, after being laid up with a broken ankle, which he received in a baseball game.

Elby Bowhay is following a black eye around this week, which he got in a mix up with the ball in the Liberty-Armour game.

Ben Hopper renewed his faith in this publication this week, by putting up a dollar in advance for another year's subscription.

NOTICE- I will replace sweet potato plants that purchaser considers faulty, gratis, as long as I have them to sell.

                           D. E. Roberts

The Liberty orchestra went to Barneston Monday night and furnished music for the commencement exercises which were held there that evening.

James Eastwood, who has just completed a very successful term of school at Barneston, has gone to Peru, where he will take a summer course at the State Normal.

For Sale: We have at all times a lot of horses and mules, and will sell them right, or will buy your horses and mules. Come see us if you want to deal.--Whitmore & Mutchmore

Dr. Folsom, Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Surgeon, will be at the Central Hotel, in Liberty, from Thursday noon to Friday noon, June 13-14. Spectacles fitted. Examinations free.

Little Cecil Evans, son of Grant Evans, fell through the hay loft in the barn, Wednesday evening, and was seriously hurt, being unconscious for some time. He is getting along nicely at the present.

Blue Springs vs. Liberty, Tuesday

Ira Lane and wife of Blue Springs, were visiting L. C. Lane and wife over Sunday.

Mrs. J. A. Harvey and daughter Allie, went to Tobias, Nebr., Saturday, for a visit with relatives and friends.

The commencement exercises held at Barneston Monday night were well attended, including a number from here. The program was good, and included very able addresses by Miss Day, Co. Supt.; and W. H. Clemmons, president of the Fremont College. There were three graduates in the class, Lillian Ekwell, Julia Day, and Edith Lutz. Prof. James Eastwood is to be congratulated upon the excellent showing made by the class, and the Board of Education of the Barneston school is to be congratulated upon securing Prof. Eastwood's services for another year.

Notice!

Having sold my interest in the blacksmith shop to Geo. Hills, we ask all persons knowing themselves indebted to us to please call and settle at once.

                           CRAIN & HILLS.

The pension claim of Mrs. Greer Hare was allowed this week by the pension bureau. W. H. Richards acted as her attorney.

Mrs. Hannah Miller of North Henderson, Ills., and James Miller of Ottumwa, Ia., mother and brother of Mrs. Otis Adams, visited here this week. Mr. Miller returned home yesterday morning.

D. Vasey and wife were Beatrice passengers, Wednesday.

J. D. Barr left for a visit in College Springs, Ia., Wednesday.

HArold Kirschner is working for R. T. Moore, in the drug store.

A fine large boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myers last week.

Ed Wilson of Virginia, was visiting friends in Liberty, over Sunday.

Dan Webber left for Peru Wednesday, where he will attend the Normal this summer.

Misses Floy and Fairy Bowhay returned from a several months sojourn in California, Sunday.

Mr. Krauss of Blue Springs, was a business visitor in Liberty Tuesday. He came over in his automobile.

Street commissioner Evans has been doing some good work on the main business street in Liberty this week, which when completed, will make a very pretty street.