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The Washington times., 1911-02-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-Following schedule figures published
only as information. and not guaranteed:
For Atlanta, Birmingham Mobile. New
orleans AsheviI1e. 900 a. m and 1O:4S p. m:
Saifv: 500 a. m. daily for ChattanUoga and
Memphis. Dining cars
For Roanoke. H1oxyilIeIo r., CHATTANOOGA
birmingham. New orleans 4V'lO p m. daily.
DinInE Enr Eaoanoke! Knoxville. Chattanooga. Mem
phis. Nashville 40 N; RrfDI Gaily c.Is sleeping
Eor.Charlotte, Spartanburs. Atlanta, Annis-
ton Birmingham. 4:15 p. m. daily. Dining
cars; rS,,-,s, cars for California Monday. Wed
nssSsy. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. AIS
,oito tor Columbia. Charleston, Aiken, Augusta.
eornah jacksonville. and Florida points
= 90 .sS - m. daily. Dining cars.
~ orpoI for Harrisonburg, $50 a. m. daily.
. IL Lai m and 4:s0 p. m. Week days; for
40 2S;ils n 7:3O a. N. daily and for Charlottes-
IS1ia T:sO a m. and, 4:So p. m. daily; for
art MsI days. Frequent trains to and frocl
WSeH Wf,SsInont. L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
%sEHROARD AIR LINE RY,
,o.os a m, daily-"Seaboard Fast MALI
rtroneh coaches and Pullman sleepers to
SIannsn5ah and Jacksonville. Parlor cars Jack
oaIIia oaN 70 tampa and Washington to Pine
S1irst Through sleeper to Atlanta Dining
car. 5ot,, axcent Sundav-"Sea hard
S:ev p limited" Solid Pullman electric
!, 1,S.eS loLH train with club. dining, compartment
and observation cars s to JaSkso1yills lacks !Iv St
x1Iar1T avg and knights Key Cfor Havana). Par
M car jacksonville to Tampa.
a.I5 D. m. daily-"Seaooard express; Elec-
trlcaMs trlsLIsd With electric fans. Through service
equS1paprannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta.
ILS,-r1ninsham, 20 9, and Memphis: also through
slsepss Ofice, 1f1S New York ave. n. W.
TicAe' A. HARDWOOD. c. T. A.
q y. PHILLIPS. D. P. A.
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The Washington times., 1911-02-26
TAILORS
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

PADDED Vans. "A & IS Id; 2-h. wagons 50 Id
Phone Main l9l5-19l6.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.,
9O5 n. Y. AVE N. w.
Packing & Shipping Storage, 81 load.
FIREPROOF STORAGE-Special lock com
partments. 81 per month up. Lowest rates
Of insurance and every modern convenience.
Estimates furnished. MERCHANTS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO.. 92O-922 81. y. W.
The Washington times., 1911-02-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SPLENDID SUBURBAN HOME-2 stories. 8
rooms and bath: concrete cellar; furnace
heat; attic; new house: IA acre Of ground; ;
u square from cars. Price, So. 6OO
H. F. HANDLER CO.,
702 l1th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1911-02-26

FOR EXCHANGE-Three very attrac-
tive, nearly new, Groom houses, located
on one of the best streets in Washing
ton Heights; price, $500 each; rented
for $50 each per month; trust. S, 900
each; trade equity for vacant ground;
will make q good deal.
MOORE & HILL nnc.l. 1ssa G st NV
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09
ISABELLA LODGE ELEehoA

The annual election Of the Isabells
Lodge is to take place next Monday
evening. Dec. II, 1911 at 7.SO sharp.
Every member is requested to be pres
Ient on time to transact this and other
important business,
MRS. Sara Kissing, President
Father Charles reports the receipts
at the Catholic fair. supners and the
Thanksgiving dinner % s101O.Oa and
he feels very grateful to the people Of
our city and vicinity who contributed
by their labor. material and cash 50
literally to the church.
At the annual election this week st
the Hays Masonic Lodge the follow
II
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Read our inside pages this week
Dave Taylor was in town Wednesday
on railroad business.
About 20 of our Masonic fraternity
viii visit Ellis this Friday evening.
Hrs. Fred Haffamier and child have
returned from their visit in Chicago
Don't fail to lay IN a supply of those
splendid apples at Cox's. Great big
red ones and low IN price.
Now that the flies are all gone the
Philip store is being painted on the
outside.
Charlie eager, our former Hays boy
who has been on the Norton paper fer
some has leased and is now running the
Selden, Sheridan county, Independent
Ladies and Misses skirts will be sold
at a sacrifice at SehwalIer Bros store.
If you want bargain come in snd
look over our line
Many walked down to the Public
Park last Sunday to see the new dam
and the big sheet Of water, and over a
dozen men have offered to give days
work If a new dam is put in.
Money paid same day papers
are signed for a farm loan
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
Mother Bellman has ordered Beach
& Richmond TO erect handsome fam
lily monument in their lot at the grave
of father Bellmann.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09
The boys have formed q gun club to
hunt legged coons.

The boys have formed q gun club to
hunt legged coons.
"Big-Ben', the National Alarm
Clock. For sale at SCHULTZ
All kinds Of Christmas articles are
sod cheap at the SehwaIler Bros
store.
Miss Bess LeahY is home from her
salina trip and again helping in the
Registers Office.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society are
to meet next Thursdsy afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. John NickIes.
George Adams Of SaIina, the Noble
Grand Of the Masons. was here Wed
nesday the guest OF DR.. Wilson.
At the Council meeting last week
John Troth was reappoi1ted and sworn
in as City Marshal.
This Office is in receipt of Los Ange-
les papers from Cleveland Schultz who
ls an Attorney at Law in that city.
J. R Burton of Salina visited q few
days with Mrs. VIM. HoIlenbeek leav-
ing for home Monday night. His wife
will remain here few days longer.
If you are desirouS of securing
a farm loan call on the
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
Quite a number of fellows were ont
cunning last Sunday. yet there is a
very strict law prohibiting it that is
being rigidly enforced in parts Of the
sta te,
There is a suffering family with sew
eral small children in q room over the
Basgall store that should receive the
attention Of the charitable Both the
parents are willing to work.
The Shriners Of the state had great
gathering at SaIina this week to see
43 candidates received. Among the
visitors were Mrs Fred and Miss Mar
tha Swaller, Harry King and Casper
Middleksuff of this city.
The Picture Show last Saturday eve
was a success and drew crowded and
pleased audience. Herb runs the ma
chine to bring out the good points of
the pictures shown. Every Saturday
night, 3 shows, & 10 eeata.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09
THE NEW GlTIzEHS' BANK BUTLDEe

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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Harry F Atwood, wife ard daughter
of Chicago ard Orvilic E. Atwood, Jr
ard wife of Michigan spent last week
with their brother Frank at the rancho
west of town. On Thanksgiving day
they celebrated the 10th wedding an
nivers aTy Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank At
wood. The next day they took din
ner with Mr. ard Ms. ". 4. Smith
and visited The No NIL FchcoI eI Ex-
perimeEt station srd were very much
pleased with cur city ard The improve
ments that have made since they were
here. Mrs o z Atwood, Sr, the
mother of these boys, wfO has been
visiting here month, " as also at the
reunion and has decided to spend the
winter here with her son Frank,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

The ladies of st. Michaeis Guild will
hold q sale and food exchange on
Saturday, December 18th at the
Frank Havemann Furniture store.
The Occidental Lodge had their an
nual meeting and elected
c. n. Holmquist Chief Pioneer
T. E McLsin as secretary.
Harry King treasurer.
There is a strict law against mark
ing on the sidewalk & some uuexpected
day some big boys who are known but
not seen at it, will get caught. as the
street committee proposed to have it
stopped, no matter VIII 0se boy is caught
and learnt q lesson.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09
Anna Held s. g Hasssss. ni,ss ~ A11. @...


WE8eheld-er2 Nov guess?
No, this not one Of the pnns Miranda
MinstreIs will get of at the Normal
next Friday night It.would freeze U
But this is an actual fact.
Anna HELD, the famous actress, and
company played N Kansas city last
week and Saturday night and in Den
yer Sunday night.
The Union Pacific knowing they had
the GEandest track and equipment in
the west agreed to take them from
depot TO depot, 6S9 miles, in 13 hours,
rate Of 49 miles an hour, and did it.
The track was ready, every station
notified and on the elert. street cros-
sings guarded AT Hays Agent Noble
and the z c. Star at Chestnut street,
Finley and Lis force at Fort street -
and the train went thro' our city at 81
miles an hour. The train of nine
coaches and baggage cars. pulled by
two big engines left z. c., changed
engines ina Ify at the divisions. and
on III the Wild rush. Fast time was
made many tunes, SaIlna co EAsWoFtn
80 miles in 20 minutes.
When up the Victoria hill about 10 am
both engineers pulled wide open and
thra' TouIoB, down the Bell hill then
the long straight stretch thro' Hays TO
the Palmer crossing it was over 81
miles an hour, slowing up around the
hog Back hills. The long distance
and long ho1Es and not an accident
Agents KaiR and Carney are trumps.
We have received this message
Denver. Dee. 4.
z, c. Star, Hays, Kansas.
Arrived safe within time. eco miles in
13 hours, wonderful track. at times q
mile minute, Victoria thro' Hsys to
Yocenento even faster than that Con
graduate your section men On fine
strip of track. You have handsome
State Normal Put up good opera houE
then We can stop over. Anna.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Exit the Schmidt Bros store, and
the "0ld Free-PFess' Is still here. The
young men were nice fellows but they
could not run Ozt or compete with OGr
old-time merchants IN their line sad
Wnen 'fder, hdols dutch ahosRacheE'
displayed In his widow 3 pair Of shoes
brought 70 be repaired. showing the
ahoddy paper soles the end WAS appar-
ent and no amount Of big posters cE
sdvsrs could overcome. The old Free
Pres reeeived none q their fsvors.
bat We sRe siil heRss the other mer-
ebsnts are still beres but the goods
that Ha7a people wsuldn tbay So ehsaE
Aavs bssa ehsssez . sszssase' $50
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Majame Boy6's Rose Cream, the
Beauty Specialists favorits lotion for
q rough skin, may be had at the Beau
ty Parlor 81 Eeariy the cost OF pre-
pairing. It softens, Ehitens and clears
the skin, ard cures ard prevents chap
ping Good for use before powder.
A bottle Of this splendid lotion would
make a very acceptable Xmas gift,
eEpecis lly for stUCeI as ano school cSil-
dren and ladies Hbo DO their own house
work Ore ounce 10 cents; ounces
25 cents. Kinolv brirg bottle when
convenient Mrs. VIM Newton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

''And you should have seen the kid
lets Monday night, daddy Freese".
And our lady reporter did. and OIL for
a kodac and fash light on such scene
as that evening marched thro' the big
parlors of the Ward mansion,
Misses Gertrude Ward and Ressie
ReardsIey. tWo of our q year old sOci-
ty bellies gave a 'kidlet.party' 70 theiI
companions. all to be dressed az il moi
''oyer 10 years lj'' and they surely
we're bat won't let US tell of the cos
tunes worn. Just tell 'em a Jolly
crowd had a jolly time that eclipseC
the jolly Silly SiEkus' IE did.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Mrs. Grace Goodail Hubbard Of z, c
Is here on 8 visit to her mother.
Mayor Philip and wife returned on
Sunday evening from their trip east.
SHOES at a reduction at the
Schwaller Bros store.
The mill is now shipping in some fine
bailed hay and alfalfa for our stock
owners.
Call and see the new color work a
the TRIGGS' studio.
Tom Broomfeld of Trego county was
here this week visiting the Herb Chit
tenden family.
Mr.. & Mrs. TilIotson nicely enter
tsine the Methodist minister and fam
lily at dinner on Sunday.
Father SeeIye was in town Wednes-
day visiting old friends. and losking
'spry even if he has passed the score
mark,
Mr.. VIM. b. Rudolph of GRANVILLE.
Ills is spending a few weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Hollenbeck, be-
fore she Iea7es for the west.
The girls "all tell Freese' that the
Female Minstrels will be the best thing
ever seen in Hays, far exceeding the
Silly Sirius kut-ups, so don't miss 1t.
SchRaller Bros are selling Ladies
and ChiIdren's coats at cost. Come in
and look over our line. Quite an as
sortment to select from.
The Lacrosse crowd IF boosters who
want the Missouri Pacific railroad ex-
tended from Larned % miles to La
Crosse went over there and had good
time.
We have q large selection Of Marble
clocks with Chimes that make an Ideal
Xmas present, at q reasonable price.
SCHULTZ & SNN
Will SniveIy of the Pfeifer neigh
boFhood vas in town shopping Wed
nesday. the 1st time in several months
and reports it dry down there,
The entertainment given by the
Lutherans last Friday evening was en-
tertaining. success, and netted their
Ladies sodiety 3 nice sum.
If you wish to secure Alarm
loan quick, call on the Citizens
State Bank, Bays city, Kansas
Mrs. C. II. Franzen and little son.
William Harry, of Sultana, California,
were here this week visiting Mrs VIII
HOlIenbeek.
B. F. Hopper has sold his Saline
valley farm through Sanders Of Plain
vile, and is arranging to move to the
Hodgeman couty land near Rasmussen.
Gradually people are seeing the ben
eft of the city sewer system and using
it. This week the Dave Early Fesi-
dence on the hill had their residence
connected,
Grandpa Harry Grass was in town on
Thursday shaking hands with friends
and receiving congratulations on being
q grandpa, baby girl having come to
the home Of his son.
Hollenbeck has sold his barn and
rented bis residence to DR.. Pruit and
move to his new home in Idaho soon.
He took a trip east Monday to visit
big folks before going west.
Talk about hard times in Hays last
week didn't show it much. To say moth
ing of what people spent at home ex-
ira for Thanksgiving, over s1o0O vas
taken at the Catholic Fair. the Metho-
dist dinner $125, the Foot ball game
$50; the dance $50; the Lutheran en-
tertainment $50.
The Beauty Parlor is open Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons. Shampoo, Manicu e, Fac
iaI Massage, Scalp Treatment, etc.
There is slweys rsin-water for sham
poo purposes An appointment will
avoid waiting. Mrs. VIM. Newton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

With work scaree ouE abereFe and
mechanics welcome the putting uR OF
the neW hank building and removal Of
the present buildings. Now IL Ed Mad
den could be prevailed upon to put up
q fine building on che opposite corner
what an improvement it would be to
north Chestnut street and both cor
ners sOOw up grand to people on the
passing trains.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Kings new butcher shop opened this
week and is very neat.
Mrs r. R. BGntzinger of Wichita II
hare visiting her colEin, Mrs Wm.
HolIenbeck
The KaEir corn sold by the mill il
proving SO good they are selling nearly
g car load 9 day. many buying now il
is chesp and laying away for seed for
next spring when prices will be up.
Pig strayed away.
Strayed from my farm near the Smo-
key last week boar pig weighing %
pound, has black spot on hind leg.
Reward paid for information of it's
whereabouts. Andrew Eickbuseh
Several of our exchanges last week
contained page and half page advers
OF big Mail order houses. The home
merchants are doing nothing on holi-
day advers so the papers in up with
the foreign sdyers who pay full rates.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

Did You ever zee hoW the people
fOck into GassmaD:s Shoe Hospital
each dayP Why's Because they ssve
money by 90 DOING.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

InE MEN GlllLEHS DAMN 0UIlDlHe
Work com menced this week on tear
ing dow n ard moving the present build
ing and putting up the new brick one.
First down came the awnings, then the
Robinson ard the barber shop buildings
will be moved 10 tie back Of the lot,
TO be back of the old bank building.
The Bsnk ard its vaIuables will be NOV
ed temporarily across tie street into
the brick Stainer building Then the
present bank building is to be moved
SO foot north on Chestnut street up to
the butcher shop.
For the present Robinson & Chitten-
den with their land Office, will move
Up stairs in the Bank building Drs.
Jordan snd Meade and J. z. Jordan
keep their rooms. Kings barber shop
wills use the bank rooms, the Bakery
building being torn down to make room
for the new bank building.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

A young man said:-"Qh, my honey,
Amt you cOmfn wid pe 20 see De
':MiEandv Minstrels'' at the Normal
Auditorium, Friday evening, Dec. 18th
as every enc is going.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09


You can squeeze her.
But do not tesze her
With cigar that doesn't please her.
Do not make her cough & choke
With the oder OF your smoke;
Do not smoke a piecce Of coke
MOKE
G. J. B
Fiv4 Cents each
And pe spOar
TRIGGS' StGdio is ere block south
Of the Essex Hall on Fort street.
WHAT INTEREST DO YOU PAY!
Joe SehasfeF eTidsntIy struck = new
lead and is bound % save yo1 money
IL you viii read his adyer carefully.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-09

The EpWorth League of the HethO-
dist church Will give Penny Social at
the Methodist church on next Taegday
evening. A number Of Interesting
things will occupy ths evening. one of
which is some numerous readings by
Mrs Hale. Everybody regardless Of
age Is most cordially invited. Do not
forget your pennies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16
HEARD AROUND
BURBANK
Mrs. Joseph Stefani Entertained.
the Ladies ThimbEe Club Last
Thursday Afternoon

81
Mrs. Joseph ST FAM entertained the
Ladies Thimble Club, Nov. oh. About
twelve ladies were present and Nil re-
port q very pleasant afternoon. The
next meeting conyenes with Mrs. Kyte
on the 23rd OF Nov.
Mrs. Hartsr OF Elk Point came up
and visit with her son, Roy Harter
and wife over night. returning home
"Wednesday. Come again Mrs. Harter
we are always glad to see All the good
people OF Elk Point.
N. A. Anderson has i number Of free
talking machines. Trade S35 and ri t
a free one. Call and he will explain
how ypu can yet one.
Postoffice Inspector Colliere was In
town Tuesday looking after the busi-
ness Of robbing the safe.
Two sisters Of charity we're here
from Yark on, soliciting for the Yaels.
ton hospital Everyone that il able
should contrl butte to this institution.
Mrs. Doc. Dowlfn was vtsi ing With
her daughter, Mrs Wright, las sstur-
day.
Cnarl, Y Cook is busy saving lumber
on the Andrews farm. Attic Mr..
Cook is here often we will have to To-
cate him in yermiliion.
Mr.. Chamberlain Of Vermillion was
10 town this week helping move a.
threshing machine engine,
Frank Bristol 81 yerm;llion was ii
town one day last week on business.
@. Stsfani received car load Of lun1-
Der and unloaded II Tuesday
Mrs. Harrison Hawley was pas
seDger TO Sioux City Monday, return
ing Wednesday
7. G. Maude lost young horse by
getting straneled in the halter.
The Milwaukee train going west 1t
II a. M, was detained by hot box on
Tuesday.
Charley Paugh is busy hauling corn
from his farm two miles west Of town.
Mrs. Josephine Quinn vas pas
senger to Elk Point Monday.
Misses Welch and Snyder we're call
Ing 90 friends Sunday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16

wished her uncle, Frank Bockelmer
ard family last weeR
MAude Miller. Mae Gilmore and Eve
Adams were passengers 10 Hawarden
Saturday,
John Eastman and w. Smith were
doNn from Hawarlen MonoaN
Mica Farnsworlh and iona Koch
were shopping 10 Hawaruen Saturday.
Fred Koch and Andrew johnson
went % Sioux City Monday
= n, crnaell j. Ia Sioux CITY This
week taking the copsissory.
Ms Il. r, Crowell and daughter are
visiting 10 G nton this week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16
Why are Northern Farmers
Buying our Florida LandY

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S l,,e,4 s, a,oa s. sos .,,'.s. $500
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ans tor, n. , 1870 'a''o
mn,,n,s 4, ssno 1900 .s.s s''s t''s9
veaf
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49, r 49, uea'1s * P1uss
ana ,yin MN s,, ., Nh, 'ss I'M, @'s '',uas
tract n laaa - Il, ,s,ss,,s s'ss'ss'
il rhp yary .a.s, ~ 81, 49, , ,s, S. ~
hammer ear,,,, - ks s,.',a $500 s''s
Borders ,lirea,ly 81 ,,y,, ..,,sa.,,. ~,
three shinnin, re,n,s ,..,.,,s,,,.
~ '''N'''ss sA'."u's
ida. Thirty.six hours from New York
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16
CHATSWORTH
CHARTERS
GOineS and COmingS Of Residents
in This Com
munity

(Received loo late for last week.
a. n. Collins and G. q. Blake visited
At the BonDey home Sunday.
MR.. n. I'll. Collins LETT last week for
her home at Ariba, Cole MIR. Collins
will remain tor a time for his health.
Myrtle Dow went to SOAK City Fri
day for weeks visit.
Mrs. J 5. Farnham OF Sioux FAILS
came down Moodsy to visit few days.
a n Mohr and family went to West
lield Saturday, returning home sunday
j. S. Farnham Was Storm Lake
visitor last week.
Frances Boeselman .. LeMars
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-16
Try us on that sale bill.

LFy uc on thhL sht6 OIL.
Get that sale bill 1t the COURIER
Office.
John Neary was a vermil ion visitor
yesterday.
G. Bliss and wife spent sunday in
,Vermilion
Ora Frazine was business caller in
Jefferson Friday.
job printing of all kinds and descrip-
ton done at this Office.
City tailor shop Just opened for bu.i-
ness, opposite Ringsrud's Store.
Bailed Hay on hand 1T all times at
Fields and slaughter Elevator. If.
Mesdames G. Main and w. Hickey
were Sioux City passengers yesterday.
J. Troskey, wife and son Edward
went to Sioux City yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. L. Razeck OF Sioux CITY arrived
Sunday TO spend week with Mrs.
Kook
Nat Kirk OF Lance, Neb., arrived in
this city Friday to spend few days
with friends.
J. G. Stacy and wife drove to West
field yesterday To spend the day with
their daughter.
Mrr. A. O. Ringsrud and dsue liter,
Mrs. Fred Ford. we're passengers to
Sioux City Tuesday.
Dan Kennedy aud wife OF Corning,
Ia, visited several days this week With
the w. Ryan family.
A car good Iowa grown hand picked
winter apples on track for sale. Buy
your winters supply now. II
MRS. George Main of WestfelJ ar
rived here Friday for brief visit With
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Main.
Percy Strobel went to Jefferson yes
terday tospend the day with his grand
parents, Or. Bernard and wife.
Misses Glenn Wallace and Hazel
Copeland spent Sunday Ill Jefferson
visiting with Mrs. Wm. Story.
President jordan of Sioux Falls Col \
lege was il town Friday and Saturday
Of last week calling on friends
Misses Allie PaySon and Nell Herring
OF Sioux City we're In our city a few
dave last week calling on friends.
Mrs. A. Hasson went TO G ,yville sat ;
urday to spend a few days with her
aunt, Mrs $. G, Galingten, who i very
III.
Fred Strobel left today for Omaha,
Nebr.. where he will spend several
weeks visiting his daughter. Mrs. zula
Penton.
FoUND-In Silverberg's store Monday
a seemingly valuable ring. Owner can
have the same BIZ calling II this Office,
proving property and paying for this
nd.
Mr.. Rogers has sold his old repair
shop 10 VIM. Hanson. who has moved
the building on bis farm Two miles
south Of town aud he viii use il for >
barn.
Mrs. w. ]. Sparks OF Burbank,
sister OF Mrs. Ed. Walker. WAS taxen