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Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
R. B. HEROLD MARRIED.

MIR. R. B. Herold surprised his
many friends in Ellinwood by
taking unto himself a bride. The
happy event happened three
week ago while he was in Kansas
City, but it did not leak out until
this week when his wife arrived
with her trunks.
MIR. Herold thinks he got a good
joke on his many friends here.
and we rather think he did. The
lady'S home was in Kansas City,
where MIR. HerOld had met her.
The Leader, with his friends,
wish for them a pleasant journey
through the balance of their lives,
-EllinwOOd Leader.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
CLAFLN.
From The Clarion.

Frank Herthel, ST., went to Kan
sas City, Friday morning, to visit
his son, Emil. He returned Sun
day morning.
Clarence Markell, of north of
town, moved, last week, to Nc
Cracken, where he will make his
home. Frank DOherty has moved
on his place.
John Bortz purchased a new
Ford automobile, yesterday. The
car is five passenger, new model
with the new wedge-shaped radi-
ator.
Bert Jordan went to St. John,
Saturday, near which place he
will farm next year. His wife
will not 60 until about the first of
September.
]. Donnehue, head stock sales
man for the National Live stock
Commission Company, of Kan
SaS City, was a Claflin visitor last
Saturday and took dinner with
John Weltmer.
Chris EvenSon went to Spear
vile, Saturday, to look after the
threShing of the wheat on his
farm out there. He reports good
wheat, making from eighteen TO
twenty-five bushels per acre.
Seigel Buck, of near St. Peter
and Paul, came near having his
automobile destroyed by fire,
Tuesday evening. The carburet-
or OVERLOADED into the exhaust
pipe and ignited. The fire was
put out without any damage to the
car.
Rudolph DreSsler went to Red
Wing, Friday, to take the position
of manager of the Chatten Lum-
ber Company there. Mr.. DreS-
Sler, in his work here, proved
himself thorough, efficient and
capable young man who worked
quietly and steadily to prepare
himself for the new position offer
ed him. We regret to lose Mr..
DreSSler from Claflin, but are glad
to see him succeed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Embry, of
Viel, Oklahoma, arrived Friday
night to visit their son, DR.. H. C.
Embry, and family. Mr.. Embry
is a farmer in Oklahoma and had
a good wheat crop this year. Ii
was difficult to find help enough
to take care of the wheat proper
ly, a great amount of it being left
unShOcked. Mr.. Embry is firm
advocate of the Campbell system
of dry farming. He has tried il
out on his own farm and says thai
statistics unqueStionably prove
that you can raise from seven Ia
fourteen bushels more per acre
by this method than by the old.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
MRS. REDETZKE DEAD.

Mrs. John Redetzke died at her
home north of town at 80 p. m,
Thursday, August. 7, 1914. Her
health had been poor for nearly
a year and for the last three
months she had not been able to
leave her bed. She was seventy
years old. She and her husband
came to this country from Poland
Germany in the early seventies.
They came TO Kansas from Indi-
ana in 1878. She rais-
ed a large family of children.
They are Mrs. Anna Hennessy,
Mrs. Francis McMurry, Mrs: ",
Dolechek, Mrs. Henry Laudich,
Mrs. Joe Laudich, john. Albert,
Anton, and Lawrence Redetzke.
Mrs. Redetzke was a good mother
and a loyal wife and splendid
neighbor. Funeral services were
held at Dubuque. Father SuNi,
van, Father Woydziak and Father
Maher conducted the services
Claflin Clarion.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
ELLNWOOD.
From The Leader.

Mrs. John Wagner was taken
down with typhoid fever last Fri
day.
Miss Erdman, of Raymond, Wis
tied with Mrs. Clyde Chalfant the
first of the week.
Miss JuStina Neidig and BROTH
er, Mic, visited with Joe Neidig
at Hutchinson the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beaumel are
here from Illinois for a visit with
his brother, ChaS. Beaumel, and
wife.
Charles Hammer and wife re-
turned Monday from Nebraska
where they were called on ac-
count of the death of her brother.
George Wagner returned from
a short visit with his wife and
baby and the Will Roth family
in Colorado Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy KulStad and child
rem came in from Missouri, Satur-
day evening, for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Cal. JeffrieS, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Watson and daughter of
Kansas City visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weber the first of the
week, leaving Monday morning
for a visit in Chase.
Lucian Trump returned Satur-
day morning from Kansas City
where he had been attending the
Eagles convention, being a dele
gate from this lodge.
Mrs. Edward L. Smith return
ed Thursday evening from a few
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Illinois. Elbert STOP
ped off at Kansas City for a few
days visit with Prof. Horner.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
ONLY ONE PUNCTURE
ON A 1900 MILE TRIP,

Misses Marie Dick and Marie
Kimpler, and MeSSrS. Felix Dick.
Fred MuSil and Leonard Weber
who motOred to Colorado a cou-
pie OF weeks ago in Felix Dicks
car, left Denver Wednesday
and arrived in Ellinwood
Friday morning about 4 o'clock
a. m. They returned several days
sooner than they hand intended,
but Fred MuSil had to return be-
cause of blackleg amonghis young
stock and so the rest of the crown
came with him. They were caught
IN the big rain and hail storm near
Monument, Colo, which caused
the Santa Fe waShOut. They said
1t hailed so hard that the hail
stones drifted life snow. A num-
Der OF bridges washed out during
this storm, causing them to make
about loo miles extra, making the
tull trip amount to about 1900
miles and all through the trip
they only had one puncture and
that was on their way back, COM
ing through Pueblo, when they
struck a large piece of glass on
the bridge, having no engine trou-
BILE whatever. That is what is
called a very pleasant trip.-Lead-
er.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
HOW CHILDREN GROW

Children grow by nourishment-not
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but
qualities that are readily converted into
life-sustaining blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot procure these
qualities from ordinary fOods which results
In weakness, dullness and sickness.
Ifyour children are under-size, under.
weight, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them ScOtt's
KmulsionWhichis pure medicinal nourish-
ment. Il sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy hesh, firm muscles and active
brains. scoif's Il growing food for
chi|drsn. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
PAWNEE ROCK.
From The Herald.

Elmer Miller has been awarded
the contract to teach the Riverside
school the coming year which will
be for eight months. He was CIV
en- the contract Monday and on
the same day was offered a school
near Albert.
!! Mrs. Arthur Miller is expecting
a visit from her aunt, Miss Jen-
ME Kramer, and cousin, Miss Lena
Neef, of San Jose, Ill. The for
mer took Mrs. Miller after the
death of her mother and raised
her. They have not met for over
thirty years and of course The
coming of the guests is looked
forward to by Mrs. Miller with a
great deal of pleasure.
Ray Baird was suffering v III
a sore foot last week. He would
not tell us what was the matter
because we would put it in the
paper. He might as well have
told us and satisfied our curioS-
ity about it. 1t takes more thar
a bum prop to keep Ray from
working, though. He has lots of
it to do these days.
Mrs. Blanton and Miss Bessie
went down to Great Bend FRIDAY
evening to be in attendance al
the county commencement extr.
ciSeS which were held there Sat.
urday. Miss Bessie was one OF
the graduates. 1t is not out OF
place to mention at this time thai
she finished the common school
work last year with the highest
grades of any pupil in the coun.
ty, an honor to herself and the
Pawnee Rock schools.
The people of these parts are
glad to know that Tobias Ratztafi
and family have tired of the fan.
cied joys of the west and have re.
| turned to their first loye-Kan.
SaS. Their household goods ar.
rive din Pawnee Rock last week
rived in Pawnee Rock last week
on the old home farm southeast
OF this city, where they will take
up their old routine of work They
discontinued about a year age
when they moved to California
amid the best people on earth ant
with the best wishes of them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer are
enjoying a home coming of theil
children. Mrs. Charles Purlet
and daughter Wilda, have beer
here for some time. while Rev
Ellis Purlee arrived here FRIDAY
evening to snatch a brief bit of {
visit from his very much occupied
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brewer
arrived here Friday evening anC
Charles Brewer came in Saturda,
They have plans laid to take
little SOjourning trip to Colorado
A family reunion was enioyeC
by this eStimable family Will,
they were all here. Charlie.
Brewer, accompanied by Mrs. A
Lille. and daughter, Glenda, lef
on Tuesday afternoon in the au
to, for Colorado Springs to joil
the rest of their people to spen,
several weeks recreating. Or
Brewer and wife returned to Ok
lahoma today, business of imrcr
tance making it imperative lha
they return home.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
WEST COMANCHE.
Special Correspondence.
Most everybody seems to be lay

Most everybody seems to be lay
ing in the shade these days.
Frank Batchman and family
made a visit in East Comanche
last Sunday in their new car.
Milo Flanders and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schrepel Wis
tied at Dave Campbells Sunday.
Bill Koch of East Comanche,
is going to move up in this neigh
borhood before very long.
We sure got a fine rain August
8, but Charlie Mccullough just
had to quit work the next day
and drive around and show his
friends what a fine puddle he had.
About half of the population of
West Comanche was in Great
Bend last Saturday.
The Flanders boys started to
binding corn last Monday. There
are some fine ears, but they are
few and far between.
Will Abey and family were
visiting friends last Sunday.
Claud Morris was down here
last Sunday. He is working for
Moses & Clayton, out southwest
of Great Bend.
Reub Collins says if he ever
has another sale he is going II
trade everything he owns for
woven wire and pigs before the
sale comes off.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
HOISINGTON
From The Dispatch.


P. C. Kopplin has been confin-
ed to his home the last few days
on account of rheumatism.
Fred and Ted NuSS left Satur-
day night for Colorado on COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
The condition of Miss Eleanor
Lewis is some better this week.
She is able to sit up and take some
n0uriShment.
A. H. Boyle has moved on lis
farm ten miles northwest of HoiS-
ington and has let a contract to
C. E, MilIard to build him new
house.
John Stoskopf has joined the
army of auto owners by buying a
REQ of C. M. Brack of Otis. John
is able to run the car but can
hardly be claSSed as a chauffeur
yet.
Invitations are out for the COM
ing wedding of Elizabeth Mary
Schwartz to Mr.. Charles E. Elliott
which will take place at St. Johns
church Wednesday morning, Au-
gust rs,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Logan left
yesterday morning for a two
weeks outing in Colorado. They
will visit Colorado Springs and
Denver and what other points
meet their fancy.
o Ed Hunter had the misfortune
to lose his pocketbook while de-
livering mail on his rural route
and as a result is out $500 He
made the trip on a bicycle and
thinkStha the pocketbook worked
out of his pocket while travelling.
A. H. Baker takes an occasional
trip down town in his wheel chair
land greatly appreciates the fact
that he is able to get around once
more. He is able to walk a short
distance and otherwise is feeling
. good.
Hlavaty Bros. of Olmitz are en-
ioying a fine threshing season.
For the twelve days ending Au-
gust s, they averaged 22OO per
day, or 264OO bushels for the u
days. For the first "a days they
threShed the output was 10000.
Frank Flicker and family, in
company with his father and mo-
ther, left Tuesday evening for
Portland, Oregon, where they
will look over the country with a
view of locating permanently
there. He has rented his Barton
county farm for three years.
Some one took advantage of our
plight as a bachelor last week
and entered the house by cutting
the screen and unlocking the
screen door and extracting from
our home jewel box that con.
tained things valued especially
as heirlOOmS and presents. Some
: Of the things stolen: four rings
one lady'S watch, locket with sets
gold cross, three set pins, two
watch chains, one fob with Ma.
sonic charm, one gold square and
compass, two pair gold earrings
three children'S rings and various
other things we don't remember
The jewel box was of heavy met
al, silver colored. A reward o.
$1,000 will be paid for the return
of the property and no questions
asked.
Roy Shady and wife visited will
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21

John Wolf was up from Ellin-
wood Monday morning on a short
business trip. John is a sufferer
from hay fever, and as he is now
putting in a good part of his time
experimenting the putting up of
the hay crop on some of his farms.
he says he is enjoying one contin-
ual Sneeze.
Louis MauSolf, Ed Schroeder
and Phillip Ochs were among the
people from the Albert neighbor-
hood who were visiting with
friends and looking after business
matters in the city Monday.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21

Jim Pearson was over from
HoisingtOn Sunday spending the
day with his sister, Mrs. Henry
AShpole, and family.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ruble spent
Sunday in HoisingtOn visiting
Mrs. Ruble's parents.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21
MOTHER GOOSE IN KANSAS POLITICS

MOTHER GOOSE IN KANSAS POLITICS
Joe Bristow, the horner, sat In a corner
Eating harmony stew.
He stuck In his thumb and gouged out a
plumb,
But Twas only lemon he. drew.
Charley Curtis, big chiefs son,
Grabbed nomination and away he nm,
But the BriStow vote
Will get his goat,
And Capper will rock the lesky boat.
jamestown 0pthnlst. 4,
Get the Democrat for the news.
Barton County democrat., 1914-08-21

Roy Shady and wife visited with
relatives in Larned Sunday.
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JASPER, ROUTE 2.
HOMER DIXON

Professor Jessup of Webb City is Or
ganizing u singing class at the Congre-
gational church. All wishing to join
be present ut the meeting Saturday,
night.
Mrs. Jay Bradford and Mrs. Roy
Wagner called on Mines. Boyer and
Bray Thursday.
Clint Simpson will hold a public sale
at his farm five miles west and one
mile south of Jasper, Monday, Febru-
airy l.
Mrs. Oscar Knox and sons, Clinton
and Harold, spent Sunday ut the home
of II. l.. Hille.
The Dixie School is preparing a pro-
gram for pie supper to be given there
February u.
Mrs. Theo. Lawson visited Saturday
and Sunday in Carthage.
Louis Boyer and family spent We'd
ncsday evening with MIR. and Mrs.
Miller.
Gladys and Glenn Bradford visited
Sunday with their grandparents, j. f.
Gulick and wife.
c. w. Wescott and family spent sun
day at The home of X. NJ. Dixon.
Miss Lula Lawson visited over sun
day with relatives in Jasper.
I.onnic Beach spent Sunday with
Lee Cline.
Oscar and Arthur Knox visited their
parents Robert Knox and wife of Garth
age, Sunday.
Howard Gresham called ut the home
of \. d. Stokes Sunday afternoon.
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Of Barton County. Mr.. Ridgley and
wife have new baby girl named
Dorothy Earl Ridgley.
Mrs. McClarey, who has been max.
ing an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Will Naught, returned 70 hel
home at Moultoh, Iowa, Saturday.
Joe Probert ond family were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday by George
Probert and family.
J. w. Bowers and wife of Jasper
were Sunday guests of H. n. Covert
and family.
Mr.. Collins of Lamar was the guest
of Floyd Thomas Friday and Saturday
and attended the ball game Friday by
Jasper and Lamar boys.
Frank Isenman is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
Leonard Seela and Miss Gladys Bal
lard called on Lester Mcconnell and
Miss Julia Strecker at the home of Dan
Johnson and family of Jasper Sunday
evening.
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MALTA.
Miss LILLIAN MAGERS.

Mrs. G. NJ. Mayors returned Friday
after visit with q. f. Hossack and
wife of Girard, Kans.
Mrs. Tom Bell has returned after a
months visit with her parents, John
Etter and family, at Ninita, Okla.
Tim MaclSey and family returned
home after weeks visit with relatives
in Newton, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark of Lamar visited
their brother John Welsh and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Bud Mackey spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. John Welsh.
Mrs. Jarvis and daughter Ruby spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Welsh.
q. M. Mayors and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. Foster and family.
Elmer Fosters baby has been real
sick, but is better.
lola Welsh is getting along nicely
after getting her arm broken at school.
Percy Wright has had well drilled.
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DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.
Dewey-town is wet, you see;
It's just as wet as it can be,
For everybody, don't you think,
Is going to have great big drink.
The drink will come from deep well
That has been drilled by Mr.. Bell.
The pie supper at Salem will come
off Saturday night, january 30. a box
with pie, fruit and cake is ali. Please
leave out sandwiches and meat. n
good program has been prepared and
everybody will have good time.
The band practiced Monday night.
Grin Buster and family of Jasper
were out Sunday.
Good skating on Dry-forli for several
days.
Sunday morning Vernon Matthews
gave good talk to the Sunday School
on "rhe Gideons of Today" He knew
]. Hill, one of the founders of the order,
who was superintendent of Sunday
School in Beloit where he attended. lie
gave blackboard illustration of the
Gideon button worn by all travelling
statesmen who are "Gidcous."
The Christian Endeavor will be led
next Sunday night by Mr.. karls.
Mr.. Carriers we'll is .225 feet deep, Mr..
Bulls 205 feet and Mr.. McReynolds' is
not done yet. No mineral has been
found SO far.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Rice
this week. Mrs. Turner will have them
on February 3.
Mr.. Trimble, who teaches the Dewey
School, got dreadful fall on the ice
hitting his cheek bone. He is unable
to teach and his sister is acting rs sub
stitute this week.
Clarence Simmons has rented Mrs
McCarthy's house ut Carytown now oc
cupied by Mr.. Wagner. He will move
the first of March.
Sam McIteynolds is u new pupil AT
the Dewey School.
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ZION
Miss EDNA BALLARD

Ed Isenman and sister Miss Anna
were guests Of Fred lscnman and fam
lily Sunday.
Miss Bessie Streckcr spent Wcdnes-
day with her sister. Mrs. Dan Johnson
of Jasper.
VIM. Jacobs, who formerly lived in
Carthage with his family, is spending
few weeks helping his father, q. NJ.
Jacobs, prepare for his sale which will
be on Friday, February >. Mrs. VIM.
jacobs and children arc visiting her
parents, Frank Boots and wife OF Jas
per.
Mrs. +. /. Earl and daughter spent
Il few days with Mrs. Melvin Ridgley
OF Barton County.
Little Della Iscnman has been very
ill the past few days.
Marshal Smith and family of Jasper
spent the day sunday with Ernest
and George Mcconnell and families,
Lester Mcconnell spent Sunday
with Ross Mcconnell and family.
Win Mcdonnell aud wife and son
Day'2, l.. :. SoeIa and family and
Grandma McInjire were guests of j..
Theil and family Sunday.
Mrs. Newt. keener was called to
Carthage Wednesday by the death of
her brother, Or. |. \. Cottingham.
f. Il. Earl aud familyattended church
AT Grace Sunday and spent the day
with y. 4. Dean and family.
Ernest Mcconnell and wife are the
proud parents OF IL fine baby boy.
J. J. Schooler and wife autoed to
Carthage Saturday.
Miss Geneva Hubbard was the guest
of Miss Gladys Patterson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. H. n. Covert and son Thomas
and Miss Eloise Martin visited Mrs.
@. V. Ballard and daughters Monday.
c. V. Ballard and family, Jasper
Owings and family and Marion Owings
and family were entertained at dinner
Sunday by II. T.. Ballard and family
of Jasper.
Misses Kenyon Hubbard and Bessie
Strecker were Carthage visitors Mon
day.
DIV. Martin sold fine horse last
week to o. Thompson of Jasper.
Carl Mcconnell spent Saturday and
Sunday with his uncle, VIII Vaught.
d. l.. Lichtenwalter purchased a
pony of Rev. II. w. Pinkston of JAS
per for his daughter Miss Veda to ride
to school.
Mrs. II. o, Earl is spending few
days at the L. w. Scott home in JAS
per. Mrs. Scott spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. Melvin Ridgley
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CARYTOWN.
Mrs. CLYDE WAGNER.

Allen Kyle and wife were in Car
thage several days last week looking
after business matters.
Miss Louise Brummett had as guests
her schoolmatcs Helen Elliott and
Florence Miller Wednesday night.
Fern Patrick spent Sunday with her
friend, Bernice Boyd.
\. Boyd and family attended birth
day dinner ut the home of Mr.. Boyd's
brother near Jasper Thursday.
The entertainment at Salem has
been postponed until next Friday
evening.
Clarence Simmons has rented the
Mccarthy place where Clyde Wagner
now lives.
Mrs. Theodore Lawson called on Mrs.
Clyde Wagner Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Turner and wife went to Car
thage Friday.
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and spent the day at.J. Il. Huil's
Sunday Mrs. Kelley gave dinner in
their honor ut her home at which MI
the relatives were present Mfs. Bran.
don is neice Of Mines. Hull and Kel.
ley. Monday they returned TO Joplin,
accompanied by ]. f. Hull and Mrs,
Frank Kelley. Mrs. Brandon has many
friends in this section who wish her
much joy and happiness.
Ina Milxesell visited Sunday and
Monday with Pearl Kelley.
Cecil Kaderly and little son went to
Carthage Monday to visit her mother.
We are sorry to say Mrs. j. L. Hull
is still feeling quite poorly.
Lesby Garrett was business caller
in our neighborhood Monday after
noon.
Cecil Kaderly visited Monday with
Lula Wells.
H. l.. Coiner and family visitedJ. H.
Coiner's Thursday.
S. p. King and family spent Thurs
day evening at Earl Gamers.
H. Beall and wife were calling in our
neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.
Cecil Kaderly and Ira Mikesell called
on Belva Stephens Thursday afternoon.
w. s. Pennington, J. f. Hull and
H. Il. Conner were dragging roads. last
week.
c. Fl. Stephens and family called at
the NIikesell home Friday evening.
Ina Mikesell has been suffering with
severe tooth-ache the past week.
H. T.. Coiner and family visited Ed
Owen and family Sunday.
Mr.. Campbell called at Mr.. Heck
mans Saturday evening.
Mark Cones visited Wednesday with
his sisters, Mrs. Charles Johnson and
Edythe Cones.
A crowd of neighbOrs were enter
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tained very PLEASANTLY at the Blayinsl
home Monday evening. "
Collie, Tressa and Bernice 1yleyfns.
called at G. II. stephens Tuesday.
evening. n
Mrs. Charles johnson and Edytiie.
Cones spent Monday afternoon at the
Scissor home.
Effie Johnson spent Sunday after
noon with Elsie Hickman.
Bert and Lawren johnson spent ssunA
day with Freddie Lee.
Joe Dayringer and son, Clarke called
at MIR. Mikesell's Sunday evening"
Mr.. Shaunce and family moved last
week to their new home recently vaca.-
ted by B. l.. Wallace.
H. +. Coiner andSwife spent Satur,-
day evening at c. II. Stephens,
Mr.. Magee entertained his grandson
and other relatives several days last
week.
Collie Blevins called at the stephens
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Magee was transacting business
in Lamar Monday. =.
Mrs. w. T.. Hyder visited Saturday
with her brother, s. P.IKing and fam
lily.
s. p. Kings spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. Taggert's.
Will Kaderly and Mrs. Oliver spent
Thursday night at J. T.. Hull's.
Bert Kaderly spent Saturday night
with his brother Jake.
Mr.. Mikesell and family spent Sat,
urday evening at the Hull home.
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BLUE. STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

Nora Kaderly Grey and Mr.. Bran
don, both of Pensacola, Oklahoma,
were united in marriage at Joplin Fri
day. They came to Jasper Saturday
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