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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-11

Mrs. Henrietta Smallwood from
Cromwell, Connecticut, is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myer.
The foundation of the new hospital
is completed.
John Houser was up from Victoria
Wednesday,
Miss Helen Pestana left for Chicago
Thursday night.
Engraved Wedding Stationery at the
Free Press office.
Corn, oats, coal, flour, and feed at
Farmers Elevator
Mr.. Welbrook was up from Victoria
on business Wednesday.
C. M. Holmquist spent Monday at
Russell looking after some legal mat
tiers.
DIR. Haas viii move the first of next
month into the house now occupied by
Dr. Neiswanger.
Postmaster J. w Morphy of Russell
was pleasant caller at the Free Press
NAAANO, "COACoAdg. "
Mrs. Albert Glathart drove over to
Plainville and Stockton Thursday in
her new Auburn automobile.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid viii meet
at the Sunday School room at the
church Thursday afternoon, Sept. Is
Prof. Clarence Smith of the Norma
who has been assisting county insti
tutes during the summer vacation, re
turned the first of the week.
C. w. Miller has money to loan OF
Real Estate as low as five per cent, OF
principal note. Come and see me i
you want to make loan. Can pay of
any time.
Henry Schwaller and family motoret
to Salina, last week, returning Monday
Mrs. Stella Thomas returned with then
for a short visit with her sister ant
other friends in Hays.
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The Wilson Fair Association has re-
ceived a motordrome as an attraction
for their fair. A motordrome, says the
Wilson World, is bowl shaped track
on which motorcycles are ridden COM
mencing at the bottom of the bowl and
as the speed increases, gradually climb
the sides until the machines and bodies
of the riders are in horizontal position
the centrifugal force from the great
speed holding them to the track. Some
idea of the magnitude of the motor
drome may be gained from the fact
that it takes a car load of lumber to
build it.
This week Alva o. Woodbridge sold
his dairy cows at an average of S125
per head This is an example of what
selection, care and records will do for 3
bunch of cows. This herd represents
the best of a large number of cows
that have been handled by the Wool
ridge Dairy and tried out with milk
scales and Babcock test. Each COW
has high butter-fat test, big milk re-
cord and certificate of health fFem a
veterinary. Such cows are much bet
ter investment at high price than
any number of cheap COWS that may
not pay their hoard, for they have
made good.
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Mrs. Candas Garter is quite in.

J. F. Eaton, post office Inspector, was
in Hays Friday.
Al Nickles has moved his family IN
TO their new house.
Fred Early is putting In up-to-date
machinery for his shoe shop.
There viii be preaching in the Bsp-
tist church next Sunday, Sept. 18th.
w. W. W. rings, guaranteed by ].
I. Morrison, the jeweler. s11
Geo. V. Starr returned Monday from
a business trip to Kansas City
Work has commenced on Mrs. Chad
wick new residence near the Normal.
Mrs. Geo. V. Starr has returned from
visit with friends at Pawnee, Nebr.
John Eberly has recently purchased
Of Azel Cochran a fine Percheron dray
team.
Plasterers have commenced work on
the new addition to the C. W. Reeder
residence.
Mrs. H. ]. Penney and daughter
Alice, left Monday night for Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
w. W. w. set rings are the rings to
! buy, sold by J. T. Morrison, the
jeweler. sill
w. E. Saum, who was at one time
mayor of Hays, was here from Kansas
City this week.
Deputy US. Marshal was here this
week subpoening witnesses for the U.
S. court, which soon commences at
Leavenworth.
Mrs. Margaret Hayden of Washing
ton, D. c., is here visiting her brothers,
Carol and Albert Whistnant
John NJ Miller, Allen Oldham, Shorty
Wentworth and Roy Miller visited
Kansas City over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Applebaugh and children
are here from Alva, Oklahoma, visit
ing their relative Mrs. Frank McLain.
Girl wanted for housekeeping help,
at the Experiment Station Boarding
house. Apply to Mrs E R. King,
Phone 123-
Justus Bissing has the contract for
building the Werth residence on the
north side near the Parochial school.
Work will be commenced next week.
The county commissioners have sold
the electric lighting system recently
installed at the court house to the Hays
Electric Light people, who viii furnish
juice to the county at lower figures.
The Lutheran church, through its
Sunday School and Young Peoples Soci-
ETY., viii give reception to all Normal
students at the church, Friday evening,
Sept. 18th, from 7:30 to $50.
Why don't some of the Hays capital
lists erect number OF dwelling houses
suitable for rent. at reasonable figure.
Every house In town IS occupied, the
rooming houses and the hotels are all
full, and there is inquiry every day for
houses and rooms that can't be supplied
and there is also inquiries for business
rooms.
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The members of the Aid Society of
the First Methodist church of Hays,
have for sale at bargain, genuine
Etchings and Photogravures- beautiful
reproductions from copper plates of
famous paintings. These pictures are
educational and should be in every
home. Remember, every order given
will help a worthy cause. We ask the
cooperation and patronage of the pub
lie.
E. R. Hess has purchased a drug
store at Lawrence and will take posses
sion October 1st. Ed has been resi-
dent of Hays and the trusted employe
of the Hays City Drug Store for the
past four years and he and his wife
have many friends here who are sorry
to have them leave; however, Lawrence
will gain a worthy citizen and first
class druggist.
Four prisoners escaped from the Ellis
county jail, Monday night, by saving
off an iron bar of the south window and
prying off the heavy iron screen with
an iron bed rail. One of the men was
in for breaking into VOLTS hardware
store, and the other three for burglariz-
ing the Brungardt store at Victoria.
Their trials were to have been heard al
the coming October court.
Ed Jantzen met with serious ano
painful accident, Saturday afternoon
by being thrown from his MOTORCYCLE
while going at high speed, breaking
his right leg above the knee and bruis
| ing him severely otherwise. He is now
at the Hays hospital. Ed, for mum
Der of years, has been an instructor a
the School for the Blind in Kansas City
Kansas, and had expected to go back t.
work in few days, but fate has playec
him bad trick and he will be unable t.
go to Kansas City for some time Il
conceive months at leest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Tilford return
ed Wednesday night from California.
where they have been visiting friends
and taking in the sights at the Panama
Exposition. They left this Friday for
Wisconsin where Mr.. Tilford viii at
tend school the next year.
The Campbell circus which exhibited
here this week, was more or less of a
frost. There were several good actors
among the performers, outside of those
the show was punk They had quite
number of Shetland ponies that were
quite an attraction for the children.
Two of them were purchased by parties
here in Hays.
Let the kitchen maid be your kitch-
en- aid, at GottschaIk's. s1ltf
The Free Press family were the re-
cipients, Monday, of some very fine
free stone peaches from the orchard OF
Miss Anna Keller on East Juniata
Street. Many thanks. Also a large
basket of very excellent crab apples
from Harold Gill, grown in the H. A
Cowan orchard on East Juniata Street
The apples were made into jelly anC
butter by the better half of the Free
Press family, for winter use. Yum
Yum! We anticipate.
| Special sale of Kitchen Cabinets a
Gottchalk's furniture, next week.
s11tf
Alvin Fellers went to WaKeene!
Thursday to attend the Trego count!
fair. Alvin has been selected by tn,
association as the proper person t.
Judge their poultry exhibit. The as
sociation made no mistake in selecting
Alvin as he is strictly on to the game
He has one of the best appointed poul
try farms in the county and know
where each and every feather of a bir
should be located, and all the othe
why's and wherefores.
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mIllST DEOLuSTSs
Phone AZ Hays, Kansas.
Mr.. M. ]. R. Treat was treated to
an automobile ride Wednesday after
noon by his business partner 81. D.
Shaffer.
Rev. A S. Hale wants TO meet you at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at 10 o. clock in his Bible Class.
He also extends to you a cordial invita-
tion for the preaching services at II
o'clock.
Victor records, 70 cents and up at
J. T. Morrison. the jewellers. .sn
Work is progressing on the new Ger
man bank building. Tony Jacobs of
this city, has the contract, and Anton
Gross seems to be the boss workman
on the job, at least he was buslly lay
ing brick when the writer was at Vie
! toria last Monday.
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Mrs. Frank Havemann is quite I'M.

Mrs. Frank Havemann is quite Ill.
M. R. Moore has a sister here from
Seattle, Washington.
Herman Tholen, the Victoria jeweler
was in Hays Wednesday.
Friendship sterling silver rings. En-
craving free. Morrison the jeweler. s11
Ed Jantzen was taken to Kansas City
Wednesday for treatment.
Mrs. Hoffman and son, Jack motored
to Wilson, Sunday, to visit relatives.
Another car of peaches on track this
week. They are selling at S1.5O pei
bushel.
Morrison, the jeweler sells the Victor
Victrolas. Come in and hear them. s1I
Joe Mermis, president of the Farm
ers bank of Victoria and Harry Ref,
the leading merchant of Gorham were
in Hays Thursday.
Governor Capper this week appointed
C. w. Miller as deputy fish and game
warden for Ellis county. The appoint.
ment was unsolicited.
Friendship links for your friends.
See them at J. T. Morrisson's, the
jeweler. s11
Miller Brothers have sold this week
a residence property to Luduick Befort
on East Second Street, and one to Alvs
Woolridge on South Fort Street.
Mrs. H. B. Kohl and son. Hugo, are
visiting friends in Kansas City. Hugo
will attend school at the Normal this
year and will be home in time TO com
menee school.
Diamond rings SIC up at ]. T. Nor
risOn's, the jeweler. s11
]. C. Kippes has recently accepted
the agency for the New York Life In
surance Company. Besides attending
to his business as Register of Deeds J.
G. viii do little insurance business or
the side. Everyone knows Jake and
the New York Life. They are both Al
propositions.
Buy W. W. W. set ring, the ring
that the set stays In. Sold by J. T
Morrison, the jeweler. sI1
Richard Garrett and family returned
Tuesday night from two weeks visi
with friends in the eastern part of tht
state. Mr.. Garrett says that east OF
Salina the roads were almost impass
able for an automobile; the countr-
having been flooded so long that ther,
were mud holes galore. Corn, alfalfi
!. and other crops were also in bad shape
Victrolas, SIS, SIS, $40, SIS, and SO
= at ]. T. Morrison, the jewellers. s11
} President w. E. Smith OF the Russell
fair was in Hays Thursday morning
| with couple of cars of boosters 70
this years session which viii be hell
October 5, 6, z, and 8. He thinks tina
this year Russell viii show a bette
fair than ever before judging by tn
promises of entries and exhibits xhicl
are coming IN every day. Mr. Smitl
thinks considerable road work viii b
done by fair time and invites Hays an
Ellis county to be down in full force
The advertising party included Loui
Banker and son, Dean, DR.. J. E. Tih
belts, DIR. F. s. Hawes, F. J. Volz
Hagan Phlegar, G. F. Dawson, j. W
, MoFphy, Henry Mae, Jr. and MI
Smith.
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John Werth has commenced the erec-
ton of residence on North Fort Street.
Justus Kissing has the contract.
A set of dishes free (31 pieces) with
each kitchen cabinet bought during the
sale at Gottschalk's furniture s1ltf
Mr. Chris Christoff who recent
ly sold his farm, has moved onto the
Madden ranch over on the Saline.
J. W Drum, agent of the German
American Insurance Co., was here
Thursday, the guest of the Miller
Brothers.
Sterling silverware at j. T. Morri-
son, the jewelers.. s11
Mrs. Beidelman, the aged mother of
Peter Beidelman, died at the hospital
in this city, Sunday, and was buried
Monday.
Prof. Malloy and wife and Prof.
Wood and wife returned Thursday
morning from their soiourn in Colorado
Springs and Manitou.
Mr.. Smeidler, aged 90 years, who
lived near Catherine, died Tuesday and
was buried Wednesday. HIS wife, who
Is 95 years of age, survives him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooster returned
Thursday morning from Estes Park
where they have been enjoying the
scenery and the cool breezes from the
everlasting hills.
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Freda Knoche's school commenced at
Ellis, Monday.
Advance styles for fall Millinery are
now on display at Miss Deane's.
Mrs. A. o. Robinson visited her son,
Ollie, and family at Wilson, this week.
We wish the pleasure of showing
you our new line of fall Millinery
Miss Deane
J. H. Wood and his son, Jack, Sun
dayed with their relativas, C. C. Black
nun and family.
Pure Karkoff seed wheat for sale
1914 crop. Geo. E. Palmer,
S 4t4 Hays, Kans.
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Gottschalk's s sale of Kitchen Cabinets
will commence September 18th. s11tf
Good bright No 2 Southern Red Oats
at Farmers Elevator.
]. T. Morrison. the jeweIer. has just
sold another SIS Victrola.
VIM, Richmond went to WaKeeney,
Thursday morning.
Sanford Sites was here from his
Smoky Hill river ranch, Wednesday.
Dan Lewis was down from Ellis, one
day this week, the guest of Lou Bell
and family.
Miss Condit and mother have moved
into the house recently occupied by
Prof. Speer.
Mrs. Raymond Staab was operated
on last week, for appendicitis, at the
Hays hospital.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-11

5 ROOM HOUSE on Juniata Street,
barn, chicken-house, windmill, fruit
trees, 6 lots. Price $1,000. Cash 81, >
600, 5000 per year at per cent. Will
exchanges for live stock
Miller Brothers,
Phone AZ KAys, Kansas.
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WE HAVE Is quarters of land in Ellis
county for sale, and if you want to
buy farm we can certainly suit you
in price and location.
Miller Brothers,
Phone Al Hays, Kansas.
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Act Quickly Here.

Z ROOM MODERN HOME, nice Ioca-
tion, 3 blocks from school and church,
2 large lots 50x125 feet, small or
chard, splendid shade trees.
Miller Brothers,
Phone Al Hays, Kansas.
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Miss Margaret C. Brungardt of Vic
toria, who has been at the Panama fair,
in card to the Free Press, says: 81
am certainly enjoying this wonderful
fair and the beautiful weather of Cali
fornia"
DIR. Hemm and Herman Oldham went
to Manhattan, this week, and brought
home the doctor automobile which had
been "interned" at the above named
city since the beginning of the WAR
muddy weather.
F. E. Eaton, who is employed as
teamster on the Felten dray line, had
two of his ribs broken by having a
heavy trunk fall on him, Tuesday,
while helping to unload a number of
trunks into the basement sample room
at the Brunswick.
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Nan and wife Wanted

For work at Dairy and General Farm.
Cottage and fuel allowed. Telephone
No. 123 for particulars.
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25 DWELLINGS in all parts of the
City, ranging in prices from S7O0 to
$4,000. If you are wanting to buy a
home it will pay you to see our list.
Miller Brothers,
Phone At Hays, Kansas.
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ACT QUICK.
"'S150. 7"

BUYS THREE LOTS.
Miller Brothers,
Phone az Hays, Kansas.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15
HIGHLAND

A large crowd attended the dance al
Chris Wiese's Saturday night. A good
time was had by all.
Mrs. Wilson and family spent Sun.
day evening at G.. Hamilton's.
Miss Myrtle Hamilton returned to
Hendricks Sunday after a couple OF
days visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlon and Miss
Bessie Bulger of White. and Mr.. and
Mrs, Otto Johnson of Lake Benton,
spent Sunday at Matt Wachter's.
Mrs. VIM. Motter and children visit.
ed relatives near Lake Benton Sun.
day.
Miss Lillian Wachter spent a few
days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Belson.
Little Harriet and Colleta Rowcliffe
of Lake Preston. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. NJ. Wachter, this week.
Mrs. L, Risch and daughter Violet,
spent Sunday afternoon at Hamilton's.
Miss Ruth Wilson assisted her sis
ter, Mrs. Chris. Wiese, with house
work the last part of last week.
The north Richland and west Rich
land crossed bats Sunday at CHS
mer's. The result was s to II in
favor of the former team.
Mrs. G., Hamilton spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. NJ. Warhter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mahoney and chill
dren autoed up from Morton, MINI,
for a couple of days visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Toney. Margaret Toney accompanied
them home.
The Schiller family from Brookings,
Sundayed at the Wilson home.
Miss Anna Schultz spent Monday at
the L. Risch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Trulock Of Hen
bricks, spent Sunday at Will Reds.
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PRAIRIE HO e

Mrs. Hutchinson and son Howard of
Alton, spent Sunday forenoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Gillett.
Miss Della Miner of Bruce, is visit.
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ira Blakely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duff entertained
company from Wisconsin the latter
part of the week.
Miss Grace Bulls spent Sunday and
Monday with her friend Orilla Hough
and took in the chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy autoed
up north of Clear Lake Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Grinols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duff and little
daughter Rachel and Mrs. Wilson of
LODI, Wis, took Sunday dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blakely.
Mrs. Nels Hjortness of White, spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs. H.
Sloan and Mr.. Hjortness came over
Saturday afternoon and stayed over
Sunday to take in the chautauqua.
Mrs. Ray Shelp went to Bookings
Saturday and spent the day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Mossman spent
Monday afternoon in Brookings.
Miss Edna Benson went to her home
in Argo Sunday after spending the
past week with friends.
Mrs. John Dancer went to Medary
Saturday to spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Mute Ibach.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson and little daugh-
ter returned to their home in Astoria
Sunday after spending the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Robt. Blakely.
Roy Bulls went to Texas Tuesday
to spend a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Chapman and
family and sister, Miss Myrtle, autoed
down to Lake Madison Sunday and
spent the day.
Mrs. VIM. Caldwell, Jr., spent Sun
day and Monday in Brookings with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Randall.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15
SINAI

The young people of west Sinai
church held their regular meeting last
Sunday evening. Two splendid adj
dresses were given by Mr.. Hommer-
san of Mt. Vernon, and the local pas
tor, H. Voldahl.
o. n. Johnson went to Minneapolis
to get his new six cylinder Buick re-
Gently purchased of Fred Felberg. On
the way home he drove through ninety
miles of slush.
August Peterson has now received
his new Ford bought of the local
agency.
Lewis and Bertha Dybdahl of Old
ham, visited at John Shines last Sun
day and Monday.
Rev. H. Voldal visited at Arne
Hopes last Monday.
Rudolph Bursvold and his sister
Evelyn and Hildy Quail returned from
Minneapolis last Friday where the
girls have been taking medical treat
ment.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-15
EUREKA

Helmer and Stanley Peterson and
Arnold Rishoi autoed to Pierre last
week to take in the Indian celebration
also to visit relatives, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jamison of White,
and Mrs. and Miss Mortz called at the
Fleming home one evening of last
week.
Mrs. James Otteson enjoyed a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
Olson and family from Tyler, MINI,
last week.
DR.. Miller from Bookings, was call
ed at A. C. C~hrisenson's Saturday
evening. Mr.. Christensen has been
seriously Ill for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Lon Richardson and little
daughter Estella from Pierre are here
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Peterson. for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Delany called on
Mrs. w. Winkowitsch Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haden and daughter
Gertrude spent Saturday afternoon
with their daughter. Mrs. Eari Fry
of Brookinss.
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BUSHNELL

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Poll
man, a son, July s..
John Poppingo left for Rock Rapids
Iowa last Saturday for a short visit
with his son George at that place.
Lawrence White. Alvin Heinrich.
Jimmy Soden. Portia Davis. Inez
Heinrich, all have the measles.
Will Bushnell and Chas. Soden went
to North Dakota to look at land last
Wednesday.
Pete Leibbert lost a brown suit coat
between his place and Aurora last
Sunday. Will finder please notify. or
phone. Mr.. Leibberti
Mrs. Harry Bailey and children and
Beatrice Bailey left last Tuesday for
Jasper. Mimi, to spend . few weeks
at the home Of Mrs. Lloyd Nelson.
Herman Heinrich's spent Sunday at
Henry 0iem's.
Nearly every one ID making hay now
days. small grain looks nne. corn II
slow but with : late fall. it win be al
right.
Mr.. and Mr.. Pete Lsibbert, Mr.. ana
Mn. WIN Bushnsll attsna6a ths NOV.
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his buckskin which was struck by
lightning Monday morning.
Corn is making up for lost time
these fine warm days. Don't stop it!
A large number have been attend,
ing chautauQua and all invariably pro-
nounce II great.
p. j. Haggart and sons, of Flandreau
autoed through enroute TO Brookings
last Saturday.
Trenton is doing quite a bit of
work on the roads this season compar-
ed with last. Trenton believes in good
roads and is going to have them.
Sunday will be observed as Mission
airy Sunday here. A program is in
preparation for the event.
Will Marsh of Carrolton, H., is
helping Glenn Bower through the busy
season.
The children of Frank Telkamp are
now quite over the measles and are
very glad OF it.
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CORRESPONDENCE
.
MEDARY

Miss Julia Maher spent a few days
last week at Aurora with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwagger and Mrs
Fl. o. Simon and daughter Verna were
motoring here Saturday.
Mr.. Moe was a Trenton visitor one
day last week.
A very nice rain fell here Monday
morning.
Elmer Messner and a few of his
friends spent Sunday at the lake.
Mrs. Miller was driving here Fri.
day.
John Durland was driving in these
parts Friday morning.
Carl Nelson and J. Harvey were
Medary callers recently.
Mrs. w. N. Atkins and two children
were Medary callers Friday.
N. T. Nelson is making hay these
fine days.
r. S. Carter and family spent Sun,
day e a Aurora.
A few from here attended grange
Friday evening, and although the
chautauqua attracted some Of the
members a very interesting meeting
was held.