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Alma record., 1915-12-02

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
ship, Management, Circulation, etc,
Required by the Act of August "a,
1912, Of Alma Record published Week
ly at Alma, for Oct. 8th, 1915. Editor,
G. +. Brown. Managing Editor, C. F.
Brown Business Manager. c. f.
Brown. Publisher, c. +. Brown
Owners: c. +. Brown. Known bond
holders, mortgages, and other security
holders, holding l one per cent or more
of total amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities: Mrs. c. J. Brown.
Alma State Savings Bank.
c. +. BROWN.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me
this Eighth day Of Oct, 1915.
(SeaD KARL r. ADAMS,
Notary Public, Gratiot
Alma record., 1915-12-02

TO EXCHANGE:-Farm of 80 acres
with stock, tools, and fodder TO ex-
change for city property either res
ident or business. Will give easy
terms on balance. This is an excel
lent opportunity for some one to
deal into a good farm cheap, all
equipped ready for business. In
quire at this Office. l913-tf
Alma record., 1915-12-02

Advertisements under this head will
be charged at the rate OF FIVE cents
persiine for each insertion, minimum
charge IS cents, payable in advance
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-11
p6plia I'm 66Gben9ra6en.

Die frtgerif9e Tdttgtett, de ieben
2eilntbmer an ben Rdmpfen bolfGn<
big In Mnfpru9 nimmt. Idbt 3uipetlen
bod 3ett, bic @ebanten abf9petfen au
lofen unb auf anbere Dtnge gu Ton.
Sentrieren. Gin fd5nes Heifpiel stasr
folGen Reorganization Der gebonten
auf ptFenfdoftlide probleme ftnben
mir In Der eriten MGranummer Der
pbbfitaItf9en 3sitfdrift. beren erite
plGtter 8tlbnife ~eefaIener pbpfter
bringen unb uns tpteberum aeigsn,
tpel4s btrbeerenbe 2iiden Der Rrteg In
bic Rsiben Der iiinseren pbpfiter un.
abldffig reiBt.
Die 3eitfdrift entbdlt aber aud
eine Mrbeit eines iunsen pbbiiters, Der
TIM Shubengraben Dor Wpern Iiest
unb bort bic gu FOLDER Mrbeit nottpen<
bise muBe eefunbsn bat. Ratiirli9
fam es fd ntdt UNI BITE Mnfelluns
fompliaierter Experiments banbeln,
fonoern lebisIid iim tbeoretif9e llsber,
legungen, beren Re5ultat am Grperi,
ment sepriift tperoen mub. @rebe-
10 TT Der Name bes betreffenben pbbp
fters-bat bort I'm @9iibengraben
fi9 tbeoretifd NIT benz @eieb bes
3ufttptberitanbes befdGftigt, einem
Der fdpierisiten aapitsl Der pbp1t
unb einem Der prattif9 pidtigiten-
man oenfe muir an bas Sliegen fospie
on bic Glusbabnen Der Gefhofe, bic
burd ben Miberftanb, ben iie In Der
Quft finben. nidt untpeientlih moots
fi5iert perben. Wenn ein 20rper nit
ebener 5ldde ii4 in Der au oiefsr ients
redten RiAtuns bur9 rubenbs Cuff
bepest, pddit Der Wiberitanb, ben er
srfabrt, erfabrungssemGb I'm @erbdlt<
mig Der 9rDbe our Sld3e, unb NIT Der
8ef9ninbigfeit I'm quabratif9em Ser
bdltnis. @rebe unterfu9t nun ben
t~lnfadben SAT- elmer faGlenoen treiss
formigen Sdeibe, BEL Der bic geaen bic
S6pere nirtenbe 2raft nur baber
.ibren lam, bab Die Dor Der ssldAe
ausmeidenoe 2uft bintsr bic slG4e
abifrOmt unb bierbei an Der umgebens
Den Guft eine Reibung erfdbrt. Mus
biefer WorausfeBuns selingt es tbm
tat1d4li9. rednerifd bas oben er<
ipdbnts gsieb fit bisfsn GaI abaalsis
ten.
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unb nod Der 3uderbadfen auf bem

unb nod Der 3uderbldfen auf benz
Raifen 9rtffeu. =
rNa, net!' b0nts aufs'fhrien fat e
unb 3 boue 9Gferl nit benz guten.
pidfiBen &affee bat er bing'iteIt -
CT bdts net mebr berbolten fSnnen;
-unb bonn TT er aus - aber es
tpar f9on g. fpdt. . Maol mar Be-
retts meg.
Das bat Der Batter nod felben
Mbenb an ietnen aerlumpten Garm
ang'madt: n5dnet gut, tausts MIR
fopsit," bat er g'iast, pnur tpisaaen
(tnarrsn) tut g"
Sa, fiptsaat Fat g, efsidpobl iie
BITE Sdmier net e'ipart bitten. 3
mar UNI unb umfonit: 3 Mab Fat
~fpigaat. Rein grbapfeI, tein Rrauts
fopf, fetn' Muber bat Der 2oisl mebr
bon Ser Wtesbofertn tbren iyelbern
9'nommen, es Fat ales mtg Sablt, .
Rabl bat tpigaat: ~Rripf (seitoblen).
frtpft, trtpft -
Damalen bat ftd y Der 2otst g'febt:
.Wann I grSber iperb', srn' I tpos;
a 6an6pert, am Iiebiten bic Magneret.
1lnb na9ber mah' I Der Wtesbadertn
Elm t,ete,, Wasen, Der fi9 ani9au'n
Iafen tarrL Den fhteb I ibr ANAL
gang betmli9 In ben 6of."
9ahol W6usg 9'frtut bat Ct iid
f9on 0'rauf - aber Ieiber! Worben
Is ntr b'raus! Den Ge1eder 2otsl
bat nien1onb uebuerl pollen. Ser
Magner f4on gdr nt4t. n Waufer
TN 9aus, i'm pela a 2aas.. Dit benz
Spri1l TT ct abtruupft tppresas.
ST rtdt a hrtfltder Mdnit g'peien,
Der Mogner; spentsfttns gotten bat Ct
bafir. 81 ia! Ser Qotsl bat mebr
bot. Der @attung fennt. Die baben 3
ale NIT tbrem g~brifteutum g'bolten,
tpie NIT tire 9uler i'm Sad: SIDE
bern. ober net duberruden bamit.
rSou'n 3 g'balten. mann fie = net
9ergeben poIen,1 Fat Der Qoisl trubt
ln6 fid mebr In 9eufels, aIs In 9errs
gotts Namer pteber bur9g'bungert
urb burds'lunsert, tpie eb unb ie,
Weitttlertuetle 1T alerlei bdbinges
eanger, M1itter, Batter. b Wiesbades
rim = unb = @armrabl ou9. 3'lebt
bat = fosar nimmer ftpisaat. gar nims
merl - Sect Iiegt = 3erfallen, tpie
Der ganae @arm im S&upfen bas
| hp{u1 -
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n1er bran benft. Qeut auf ANAL -
- lnb tp6ren fdon 70 fdSn Die
Sptnntpeben briber 9'tpa1{en. Mas
nubtsg Mus Der Melt fdaffen lie 3
bod nidt -.
Ser 2oisl feuf5t fdper auf.
rWaein Iieber btmmlK9sr Batter
fliifert er. ymubt mir ; 3 net libel
nebmeu, aber ih Tags, tpte 3 tpabr Ia.
Don ollie rneine @ptbbubenftud'ln,
DIE | metnsn ~Iieben1 Ndditen 5'trubt
unb 5'f9aben boafiibrt bab', reut mid
eigentli9 nur bos cine; unb bas re1t,
! f9affen. So. I S'fpiirs: nD1ts bren>
nen tut 3 mid tpieber. tpte bamals
Der Roffee. Weiner Seel, p1Dtg brrns
men tut . mth tpteberlA-
uno Der Jeleder 2otsl budt pl0b<
tih ben piberfpenftigen Rraustopf.
fnltt In benz Duniel Der totenfttlen
Na9t, tn Der lie ule Dor tbrem Serrs
gott I'm Betdtitubl fnfeen, bte 6dnbe
un6 murmelt: sd armer, finbtser
Menf9. bet1te unb befenne -
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Lone Star Fish & Oyster Co.

fiitrt eeiunbbeitlihe Slide, auitern uno
WsfEi0el. sos Beft<g Commerce Strabe.
grodett $50.
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tum iest iid) tpie elm ftarfes Gift IN
ale @lieoer, unslaubIid raifl -
ltno idon beute ut0dlte i'd lli6ts an-
oeres mebr Iein, ais Soioot.~ Sci
ne 4ugen Ieu6tetef.
so lieb baben Sie alio oas bum
te Eud ifon 9epomen?~ fraste
Sotbar. unO er oadte bel iih: ME
er ausiiebt, Der Sunge, nit
blonoen Saaruulit, Der ibnl
in Ole Stirn banet, ga1iS tpie oomiaIs.
als mir itns gum erftenmal faben. .
ITortfettne foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-11

= oas pollte i6 Sbnen mai gor;8
pripatim Iogen. @ir baben's belize
nltt geoodt, als mir ms fefnaen
lernten, mas?~
gu 9efebI, neir. Ser Obcrleut-
nantl"
Sotbor ldhelte. Sea, nun loiicrt
sic mol oieien Sareon fir ne @eile
meg, lieber 2iibberitebt, mo oenfeu
Sic, mir ieien tpieoer 3ipiliiten."
~9os miro mir idor perfluft
fdper mod bielen orei 8ougerb" ent.
eegfete 2iibberiteot. Dies GoIoaten.
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RICYCLES.

g. 8. Gosar & Gun, 8icpcles Mepara<
hiren unO 9npplies, nere unb gebrandtc
@icpcleS. 217 Mpe. 8.
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,~wkmad3erta v. Yubtparem
Wftk 3. gd,Hetber 8 Co.,
GA Oh<gpmmerce Strobe
FRITZ REUTER-

FRITZ REUTER-
iii Cameron ctr, NntomobiI > Meparas
tlren, OEpacetplene : Sdtpeibnng. Ars
beiten am NnfabrtsS inb @nt5iu6ungSs
Mpparat. grodett 1926.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-11
FIRE ESCAPES

@eue Sire gsenpes" mad bem r1eiten
@efet sebnut. alte &orridtungen iim1ge~
bnnt. &ornntt 81 uns. ebe SSbr einel'
Go1traft unterihreibt un6 eripGrt @elo.
Grpfett 1920.
s. A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
sol Nsrbr Gberrp etrake.
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8ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 MIamo HIa3a -bibi4 ua5bIierts
refine 3in1u1er. b0e, 75e 81 per Sdg;
$3.50 urtb auftpdrts per Bo6e. Sin1nler
NIT 2 Betten $500 per @c6e. NlteS
EeIepbon grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-11
9ols ut,o &oble.

Bir baIten bic bette 8obIe un0 bas
bette @rennboI5. Rrobiert uns. Gla5e
Hppb e Gsal So. grpdett 6053. Neues
Eel. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-11

Samen uuo Weftgeltutrer.
Trcs staffel, 319 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. DeI, @etreibe, @nrte1= NIB Jelofas
men, @efIiigelfutter. Silflfbatoren.
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DIE Deidte.
Gins Gtnhte aus ben e9itemsr2ben.
Ben sni Malner.

Ben eai Maaner.
Mls Der 6elleder Qotsl einriiden
mubts, faeten ibm bic 2eute feines
Ortes feline @eeensipride nod. Der
Bruber 2ieberIih, UNI ben Is Ia
S9ab; pann's ben etpifht. fommt
Il benz Seufel erao reht,"
Ser Qoisl lahte baau. Limb tpenr,
Ses iiberbleibt's, feib's Dem Seufel
g. f9ledt." Gr trant am meiften. jos
bette am Iauteften pon alen unb fang
beim Mus5ug NOD fetn Qeibliebl:
IS bin d leiht'8 Rinb,
@dlag aus e'rtns In Winb;
@ebt's MIR quot, Is mfr re9t,
@ebts mir fhIent, Is q Ding
l1nb nun ftanben e. unb ietae Ra.
lleraben Dor BEN eriten grpben sc,
fe9t; better eeioet. Re Iaeen Tn ben
S4ubengrGben. gona nobe ON Geinb.
Menn No9t unb Nebtl am tporea =
fonnte eA Ios1eben.
Se.n %au y. oa..,
~.. esuas ~. y" gs"' Is1 Eo'ss
p.us' I.% 9snap INV p0'~ Va.l
~. aSos lass 5 r.'
n1et. lu"o'S11 1"s''% ""4' NV W
seHne c.a..
s&as y L. ~ Ues'aseoet 111'e1e
s9ul OF So.s1 ~:
$50. Rslpes1e Os1 a"De1e tasn0.
.J@ tlle'1t, iptt lIiee1 leRl QUE DOT
unlerm oerr0otf IN De1@t1m9L
Wor unlerm perr9o1t nm UetQ1'
ftu1sS
pm, net oprtl ltnrtert osr 1otsl.
2Sai1il e au4 dt,9tbert, e. bdtf aatrs
9arlo NIT tim ab3ureben; TUT gau5
faubtr ttebts tn tet11em. Ieben ntdt
aus. umbrodt bat q omar l,tenloro
- no, nas net; pbtpohl bos utHer.
oos e. Dor eth poar Sobren b<m tun<
gen @rpbbofer nadgeiporfen bat. grab
10 gut tn fetnem Qols hdtte ffeden
bleiben f5nnen, ala TN Girpfofttn.
Mber paruin bat Ct Jpn aud 10 per<
fdtmpftert. ber fnger9elbe @rashup.
fer, Der NIT elmer @lidsbauben auf BITE
Melt fommen TT unb mod mtg prpbtert
bats Bon Dem bat Ct itd fetnen 2e<
benstponbel nod LANCE ni1t b~ortruulp<
fen gu IaFem. eafte Mduler fonen
net 6ofttae' pre6isen. - ga. es
TIT tpabr, 10 aennm, tptea fein foa, bat
ers NIT benz febenten Gebot nie 9'npm,
men, bon tlein ouf net. Mber Elm
Dieb. tpte ibn Der gelbidnabel s'bei<
BEN fat. mar er spesen benz net. On
frembe @el6Iaben bat er fi9 rte Der.
griffen = no, baB fat er nte ton, unb
ibm 5iennt, er hdtts auh nie tan -
rur fremoe Neder unb Gterneitsr tpa,
rem net EXTRA f4er por ibm.
Mein gottl Der Batter TT NIT ber
3ett q !onnigsr Mrbeiter unb q fletbt,
ger Srtnter tporbet unb BITE Meutter
TT tahr'larte TN Bett g'legen. 3 mar
Oft fsin Slid 9rot unb tsin etidl
9ol5 tn Der elerosn Reuiden ~ fin<
Den, tn Der fe idledbter g'Rnnft hobea
tDis q Dumb tn fstnsr 9atten. DUN.
germ 'i1o frter'n tut ems bait net
germ. ipaisi1 man mus Dot BITE Eur aeben
broid9t tlur bob man betmbrtngt.
tpas feblt.
sgtot isnrt fetn gebots- bat bte
wtitter alen1a! g'fo9t. unb ber Batter
pat 9'mttlft ~ tn1l1 net tn 0<rrantt
tetn Mtu'm tetn. bob tir he ret4en
GeiP 70 btel unb fir Die 4rmen ntS
tDadff.' Obtr: .Wtmmf btr mos. 10
bat tpas. Child bat aud j4on a
Ralb e'ttoblen. Wdnn ber Gfel gum
BORN tommt, frtbt q, benn a leerer
Sod fteb& net.
Sect. bob Der God net umg'foHn
III, baflr bat Der GotsI f&on g'forat.
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gcrlanst - 9inmmnten. alte @ol6r
= ila0 Silherfaden. @tfiiam 81. Gapnrrp,
Sntpelier; SIC Sit@9ouiton Ctr. 2onis
Boot Gtore.
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THE ElchTEEN HoTEL

800 Glib AIaus ctr. gritflafiee 8inls
mer uao 1ei5ftigung SIPS per Sag; $6
per Bode. 3tn1nter $3.50 per BoHe,
Bno frei. 8eiienbe ertuiinidt.
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Weidbdfte>anlemne
Mipmimgs mmb Hette.

Mam0 Sent & Muniae 60. MM. So.
ren5en, @isentiimer. Mae unIcre Baaren
baben poaes @efpidt NIB OtaB, pafenD
fur StGnoaroe8r0Ben 215 Gbe. $.
$eiepbon Srsdett 1868.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Correct A bstracts W. b. Swiggett ad
Money to loan. See E. d. Wheeler ad
Remember W. S. Courtney's big
public sale next Tuesday.
Isaac Nixon and E Lindberg of
Ogallah were in the city Tuesday
Abstracts of title MADE promptly at
reasonable rates. W. II. Swiggett. adv.
john j. Frank, representing the
international Harvester Co, was in
town Thursday.
/Jno. Hall of Hays, was in the city
last Wednesday interviewing Cal
Lloyd on a land business.
VIM. Shrenkler and VIM. Smith are
loading car Of wheat for the Kan
sas City market this week.
For sale-Two I2-hoe disc drills
used one season at a bargain. Blue
front Implement House-Adv %
Don't forget that you can get the
best and latest styles of wall paper of
all kinds at H. w. Finch s.-Adv 13.
AsOS didi preaching sci NAOCo a OA1C
nj. E. church next Sunday morning
and evening, and at Ogalah in the
afternoon.
Big show at the Garden Saturday
night. First three reels of the 'sD1a-
mond from the Sky and a keystone
Comedy.-Adv.
Otto Hillman and Henry Schroeder
of Ogallah township proved up ON
their homesteads last Monday before
Probate Judge Peacock.
The following out OF town attor-
neys attended court this week: Ez-
Judges A. d. Gilkeson and Lee Mon
roe, Cyrus Monroe, E. A Rea, L. B.
Beardsley-
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Garboe of Kan
sas City. who are on a hike around
the United States afoot- $500 miles
via Frisco, Seattle. New York and
New Orleans, were in Wa-Keeney
Thursday morning and lunched at
Coles restaurant
Read Coles announcement in this
issue He will handle the finest line
of bread and cakes to be had in the
west His bread will go farther than
most bakers bread and its sanitary.
His cakes are the choicest in the land
and his candies are the best in the
market Patronize Coles
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Everybody wants an A A. Water
man Fountain Pen. At Treger's
Adv
The picture show has been moved
into the building next to the Air
dome ADV.
w. A. Mcconnell, trustee of Ogal-
lab township, was a county seat WISH
tor Wednesday,
Don't miss the opening chapters of
1.-The Diamond from the Sky.'' Satur-
day night, Septem Der .25th-AdV.
For Sale at Bargain twin Har-
ley Davidson motorcycle. Call at
Pickering's garage, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
ADV 80 2t.
Mr.. Oliver, representing the Cen
traETopeka Paper company was in
the city over Wednesday night inter
viewing our merchants.
Miss Lottie Pickford, the leading
lady in the Diamond from the sky
is as charming and almost as famous
an actor as her sister, Mary Pickford
ADV.
The Methodist Aid Society will
serve fifteen cent lunch at the par
lor of the NJ. E. church on Tuesday
evening, September %. at 8 p. NJ.
Everybody invited.
Lost-Several yards Of black wool
yelling at fair grounds between lick
ct office and large tent. Reward fer
return of same to this office. Mrs. L.
Johnson.-Ady 20 If.
Elmer Samson, representative of
Cove county, and wife, also Verna
Wicker of Quinter were in Wa-Kee
ney, Saturday. They were accom-
panied home by Rev. Woodward.
Warren Baker, editor of the Will
son World, got out a very creditable
fair edition last week. Baker is MAX
ing the World one of the best papers
in this part of Kansas and deserves
the support of the business men cf
Wilson.
We have a piano at Wa-Keeney
partly paid for, parties leaving the
city, and we are compelled to take it
back. bargain 10 the person paying
! the balance due Means 81 Pearson
i Piano Co., 1ZI4 Grand ave. Kansas
/ CIty, Mo.-Adv % 2t-
Miss Alkaline Frost this week com
menced her school at Ogallah. Miss
Frost was employed in The Ellis
schools for several years and gave
good satisfaction and The people Of
Ogallan are to be congratulated on
4 securing her services Ellis Head
light
r. H. Burns of Wa-Keeney was in
town Monday and called at this office
aud had his paper changed from Wa
Keeney to Plainville. In a trade
recently Mr.. Burns secured possession
/ of livery barn at the latter plao @
and has moved his family there and
will make that his home. - Ellis
Headlight
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
State of Ohio, city of Toledo,


County, S.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney 81 Co., doing business in
the City of Toledo County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will paw
The sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL
AIRS for each and every case of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrah Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day of Dec
ember, A. d. 1886.
(SeaD w. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaIiy and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surface of the
system Send for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold BY all Druggist. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Consti-
patton.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

City treasurer's report crowded out
this week.
Jno. Spena was in Kansas City this
week on business.
Miss Birda Myerly is working in
the register of deeds Office.
Fritz Staatz was a Kansas City
visitor the front end of the week.
Attorney I. B. Beardsley was up
from Russell, Thursday, and attended
court.
A. S. Treger, the expert jeweler,
was in Kansas City this week buying
holiday goods.
Mr.. and Mrs Clande Frye of Utica,
were in the city Monday and Tues
day on business.
The Diamond from the sky
First three chapters Saturday night,
Sept. 25th.-Adv.
c. A. Rasmussen of Jetmore, Kan,
an old resident of Trego county, visi-
ted friends here Wednesday.
The Diamond from the Sky is
/ the greatest serial photoplay ever
4 produced. II is a sensation where
/ it is shown.-Adv.
/ Miss Ida Blackburn of Savannah,
Mo, arrived in the city the first of
the week and is the guest of Mrs. w.
W. Gibson and other old time friends.
Walter L. Wolf of St. Louis, Mo,
was in town the first of the week ex-
aiming the naturalization records in
! the clerk of the district courts office.
THEODORE V. Folkers of Wa Keeney
and Miss Francis l.. Kutina, of Ellis,
were married at the Office of the pro-
bate judge in Wa-Keeney, Wednes-
day afternoon
Grant Billings and Gus Ellermeyer
went fishing Wednesday and caught
big mess of channel cat-the largest
one weighing nine, the smallest four
pounds. Some fishermen these fell
lows.
Mrs. Susan Imhof of Davenport,
Iowa. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and is visiting at the home
VI MI anu 1t1IS- MIS-
1mhof is a sister of Mrs Reddig and
this is their first visit in thirty-six
years
G. w. Miller, of Hays, was in town
Tuesday attending the laying of the
corner stone of the Masonic building.
He is one of the pioneer settlers of
Ellis county, and is candidate for
state senator of this district on the
Republican ticket. 1t looks as though
the next congressional candidate will
hail from the northwest part of The
district, it would seem no more than
right that the senator should come
from along this line of the road, and
! no better man could be brought ont
+ than Mr.. Miller. His candidacy is
looked upon most favorably all over
the district.
ed in the successful undertakings of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wagner, of Los
Angeles, this summer. Mrs. Wagner
was formerly Miss Florence WEIGH of
Topeka, but since her marriage to
Mr.. Wagner has been living in Cali
fornia. Mr.. Wagner is an artist and
recently received bronze medal for
a painting of Steward Edward White,
which was on exhibition al the fair
in SanFrancisco. He also won grand
prize in the educational exhibit. Mr..
and Mrs. Wagner have written a
short story which will appear in the
Saturday Evening Post in few
eeks--Capital. Mrs Wagner was a
L
days and will be remembered by many
of Worlds old readers.
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How would you like to win $1,000?
Watch 1.-The Diamond from the Sky
and use your brains.
Lost-At the fair grounds - one
gold thimble. Return to Mrs. Glen
Jones and receive reward.-Adv 2u %
Wanted-Man and wife to work on
farm. Good job and good wages the
year round. Inquire at this Office
ADV % 2t.
The producers spent $500, 600 90 on
1.-The Diamond from the Sky. 1t is
the most perfect photo play ever pro-
duced -Adv.
For Sale or Trade = passenger
Smith touring car in first class con-
dition. JDo. Spena, WaKeeney,
Kans.-Adv % If.
Better than Adventures of Kath-
lyn'' Better than million Dollar
Mystery" Don't miss 1.-The Diamond
from the Sky"-the big new serial
Adv.
Miss Ida Blackburn of Savannah,
Mo-, who was the guest of Mrs. A. J.
Bevelle. left for Wa-Keeney yester-
day. Miss Blackburn is a club wo-
man in Missouri and is president of a
civic club at Savannah--Capital.
1t cost a fellow down in Rush coun-
" S46O for beating his wife. How
10 uch better would it have been if
the Rush county farmer had in
vested the S460in Rush county calves
instead of donating it TO the courts
George Adams, 20 years of age, met
tragic death at the Lou Thomas
place in Cove county last Wednesday,
He was working with his fathers
| Jhreshiug outfit and went around in
front of the separator and stepped on
the tongue in some manner he fell
under the wheels of the machine,
which passed over his head killing
him instantly. S. J. Straw was sum-
moned 10 prepare the body for burial.
1t was most sad and unfortunate
occurrence.
Last Friday evening at $50 Miss
Eva E. Gordon of this city and Mr..
Allen B. Toothaker of Monument,
Kans.. were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. E. Johnson, Rev. Wood
ward officiated. The wedding was very
quiet and the happy couple left on the
evening train for the west Both
young people are most estimable and
have many friends here who will
learn of this happy event with much
pleasure. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. III. E. johnson of this. city
and, is a young woman of excellent
Christian character and is very popu-
lar among the young deople of the NJ.
E church where she had been an ac-
tive worker for some years Mr..
Toothacre is fine steady young man
of excellent moral standing and is in
every way worthy of the bride he has
chosen. The World with their friends
extends hearty congratulations and
good wishes.
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For Sale-Some work horses and
set of farm harness. J. t. W. Cloud
ADV %
For SaIe-I9 steer calves, mule
colts and ? coming 2-year old mules
good ones Fred Rensmeyer, r. 2,
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Should you or your child need
medical or surgical treatment of the
eye, ear. nose or throat, or require
glasses, make a date with DIR. M
Jay Brown, Watson huilding,) Sa-
Ina, Kans., or see him at the Ameri-
can House, Monday September 9Th,
l9l5.-Ady,
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SATURDAY. SEP. 25, 1915
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Herman and
daughters, Of Seattle, have rented one
of the McClintock cottages for the
summer
Teams are busy at work scattering
poles along Ellisport streets for the
electric light company