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Bonner Springs lost a charming little restaurant this month: Madame Hatter's Tea Room, where owner Bonnie Freeland served tea and Sunglass Oakley
 tasty lunches and desserts on pretty patterned china. Fat City reported that the restaurant was closing on June 15, noting that Freeland planned to sell nearly everything in the building this week.
According to the Eudora Examiner, the sale started on Tuesday; it continues through Saturday. We decided to check in with Freeland today to see if there's anything left to buy.
"Oh, yes," Freeland says. "We've got so much stuff here. I've sold some of the bigger things, like my convection oven and the refrigerator. But we've got lots of teapots and teacups, a lot of decorative things, lots of fancy hats and gloves,

Louis Vuitton Speedy    some tables and chairs."

The sale runs tomorrow and Saturday at 228 Oak in downtown Bonner Springs. Sale hours are If all servers in Kansas City took their profession as seriously as David Hayden -- waiter, blogger, consultant -- the local restaurant scene would be a very different place. Hayden is a career waiter, an occupation that once garnered more respect than it does now. Mens Underwear    (In Europe, a veteran waiter is a prized employee; in Kansas City, they're lucky to find jobs.) Fat City reported last March that Hayden had left McCormick & Schmick's restaurant on the Plaza to ply his craft at the Majestic Restaurant, 931 Broadway.
Tonight -- from 6:30 to  Bathing Suit   8:30 p.m. -- Hayden will be working at the Majestic, but as a bookseller, not as a server. Hayden will be celebrating the release of his first book, Tips Squared: Tips for Improving Your Tips in the Pendergast Club, the third-floor cigar club in the historic Majestic Restaurant building.