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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
SI,lers NtIas.
SInbertjdbrises Subildum bes bcfanus
ter aeparapliiden @ertes.


Sn pisIem Sabre tann Stielers
n@eosrapbii9er 9a.tatlas", bieies
ausse5eitnste NaGfAlasenert. .in
Subilaum begeben; Denn i'm Sabre
1917 lpsrhen es b,,abert Sabre. DaB
bic srite Nistsrun9 Oieies ySertes err
i@ienen lit. IoOli o~tieler. seboren
IT'S 81 9otba, Scbu bes bortigen
Siir9ermeilters, beIaB fGpn bon ieis
ner Stuoien5eit an cine nusgelpro>
dpene 8orlisbe fir Die Geographic;
ibr piomete er ole freie SIT. Brit
Sprlisbe bei4ditigte CT tit NIT Starr
!:noeid)nen. lppSu er Don .Sad1, Dem
2eiter Der Stsrnluu,.s in Seeberg,
beipnpers ansereSt nurDe. Sir eels
len uGpbemericen" NIB -%,aorntltde
Nprrsippnoen5" enllparf er zine Heire
pGn &drtGen. 4udJ nls Sedmter Ger
sutbnii6en TegietIr9 ieBtc Sti.lsr
feline MISUNDERSTANDING nod fort
unp fabte ben p,or, cine "Militdrs
tarte bon OeutiGlano' in 204 gldts
tern gu entiperfen. 9rli beneH er iel5it
nber nur % D%erauslIb. 1917 err
I6ien, lpie pben eripGbnt. bic eriie
2~ieferuns Oes groBen "atias in so
8ldttern", Der psE TanrE Stielers
b09it ebrenpoll bis auf uniere Gage
gebra6t bat. Sas Wert lpurbe erit
1923 ppllennet unb l;otte gtpben Grz
fplg. Glei9 nah Dem abi9lub
i9!oiien iid Srpnlements an, nit
benen oufammen ons Wert 1881 ais
.Itlas in rs @lGitern" erihien.
Bon allen bisber in SeutiGIanb bers
o%usgesebenen 4tlcnien 1T Der Stiei
leriGe Der bette, b. 6ei allen Neu=
ouflasen bic GrgsGniile be- seograz
pbii6en Sori9ung anb Der ipiiiens
IGaitliden aritit bc,iiaii4tist purz
ben. Sn ben Inidusen !rar s. q.
Rei6urp e%inilubreifer Mitar5eiter,
Defenders fir Die ouberernopGiIden
Grbteile; fpdter lag Iebpd bic 2eis
tung gona in Stislers Sdnoen.
@ere9tes Sob er:parb iid aud hsr
oatIos ppn 3eutI9!nnb in % S!Gt:
term, Der bon 1929 Bis 1886 her
nusgege0en wurhe. &is Gtieler 1886
itorb, bate er orei 1oge porher nod
ben 9erid;t sur SAlublieferung bic
les @tluS 9cid)rieter. SO i6ieo er
OH S9lubpuntt sincr StGiGteit, Die
ieinen Nnmen nit Der 8eif;fts Der
&drtoQrapbie fir ale Soften psrbine
bet. Die inni9en g~e3ie9ungen, bic
Stieler nit Dem Srd3er Der 5irmn
Pertbes in Gptbn %psrbnnben, er!eihs
terten bic Seroussobe bes n9rpben
gtlas", BON benz Gtieler lelbIt io8te:
rMeine Sbee 1T, st',cs Dem Nlone
nu9 gei6rGnttes, aber in Der guss
hiRrung @usge3eiAnetes gu lieiern."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
SarnansNncfOutc

2ubpi9 Suraap, Der am II. 6e>
bruor iein Is. 2ebensjotr beNin1,
mar elmer Der GeriibmteIten un0 gss
feiertIten @nitipieler Der peutiden
Sjibne. &ein Soft9eater pber gr0bes
res Stobttbeater gibt's, in benz sr
niGt g~oitiert bGtte. 0o iiuo linn oeun
monGsrlei Orulige Gei6idtd)en paIs
iiert, Sa DanSig trot er ais 6nmiet
1897 nut; Elm d!terer 0ariteller CAB
bic Jiole oe5 Yolonius. Die Yrpbs
3oJ iiA LANCE bin, Der p%olpniuss 0orz
teller jummert', feline &inber miibten
CUR Sfule, bag MittageKen ui.p,
uip. Ils Snrnar 9amIet i'm est1isi
uno Solpnius iein % id) bin unse
braft.." geiproden 9dtte, poribrlfts,
mdBig ouf bic giibns %gelpantt uno
ba Suiammensebroden MGR, ba FILTER
te inn 9arnail UNI i'm ni9t langs
o%uf3ubalten, letie gu: r@eben Sic
FORT" Sus tat er, unb bic !6Gmlets
probs nabm ibren 5ortsans. abeaos
in Der @orfeauns geidob bos I'm
slaubIi6e, bob Der Yplpnius Iterbenc
auf bic 8iibne tpantte, nieperiont,
aufitanb uno in bic &uliFen sina.
Oils 9arnab ibm in Der 3pii9en=
pauie 9orpiirfe MAIDEN poute, mar
er iebr perorieBli9 uno iaste: rIber
Sic hoben eS in in Der Nrphp ipIh{4
a%ngeoronet!!"
gei einem @oftIpiel in Hiirnbers,
no rl1rieI acoito" seseben tparb, trot
Der ResiHeur an ben 8afipieler FER,
an uno fraste. pie er ben Slid bes
Habbi Ntiba ousgsitottet piinIfe.
Sang einfad." enttportete Yoruop,
n9riine Siidoede, Sintenssus, @dnies
Feoern, einise olte 8ii6er, turs, CANA
ipie Elm 9eridtstiI9!" llnb al Dies
Wprt ii6 tlammerno, psrgoB Der Res
quiI,teur oenn uuh nidt, I'M pierten
oft ben Slid bes jiioiiden 3obbi.
ners nit einem biibiten arusifir gu
i6miiden. - Gbenfa1s BEL elmer Irif~
fu9rlllI9 oes ~r1lrtel Ncoto IN Der
Muiititabt 2eipaig, lpp Or. QusuIt
5Orlter bamals bic DIRECTION fiibrte.
ertUnte binter ben &uliKen pdbrenb
oss 5peiten &fteS oIs Safslmuiit BEL
8nnoeritraatens Set pas ,StGnos
Aen" aus Don Suan'. oils 8arnop
in Die &uliiie fam, madte er ben
&apelmeifter oorauf. aufmertiam.
odb MoSnrt bunbert Sabre mad pein
5ooe ltriels geboren poroen unp
meinte. sr foGs lieber cine tInfiide
Tummer ipielen, Die nidt iofort En-
tunnt tperbe, etpa ppn Bad, !0GnpeI
ODER !SaDbn! n4lfo Sapon9 Dos ia.
ben mir ia." mlrmelte bsr &apelle
meiiter, unb aIs 8arnnp ipfort ME.
Der auf bic gibne trat. intonisrte bas
Or6eiter: n9utt erbaIte Srana. Den
Sniisr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

Die ar Ser ran30fi.
iden Srout itebenben fdparsen
&rieser feben ftd in ibrer 8orre<
iponoenS nit ibren iiberfeeifden
@eripanbten unsrparteten Gdpisris<
teiten ausgeiebt. Sic biirfen pe9sn
Der Militdraeniur lire Seiopoitbriefe
muir in fransSiii6er Sprode idreiz
ben, uno bierbei treten oft Die ie!tz
iamiten Sabgefiise unb orisinelliien
Wenounsen sutase. Ginise oieier
Stilbliiten. Die benz Yoitamt ben
9uiuea unterliefen, !perpen i'm
nSuurnal bss 0ebots" mitaeteilt.
Gu i9reibt elm i9parSer Sdiibe On
ieine Mutter: sd eebe Dir suten
Sag. 90 i6 nidt tot bin. befinoe id
mid tppbl. Sd boffe, oaB es Dir
ebeniu ersebt. 0u ipuit meine 5rau
ni9t einem anbern seben, po i'd
nidt sefalen Bin" Gin anoerer
fdreiht: r@ib meine 5rou meinem
ileinen 8ruber, Oa i9 niht peib,
pann tb 5urudtommel fper0e."
8ans anbers perbGlt iih elm eifers
fiidtiser idpar5er 8rieser, Der feis
ner Satin bic Mabnuns ienbet:
.Wenn Su Sreunb boit. fpenn ih
mad 9auie TONNE, iperfe i6 Did
iofort CUR Sire beraus." M~uffaIenb
lit in alien 9riefen, bab Die Sdpars
5en einerieits iebe Perion nit ~Su"
anrebsn. anbererieits aber i'm felber
Mtem auberrrbentlid seremoniells
9eoepenbungen sebrduden. 81
fdreibt Elm fdparaer 3esimentstod:
sd gebe mir Die Gbre. Dir, meiner
@attin Soriste aamara. bieien
Brief su fdreiben'.e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

n~sugebcrcnes EaIb. 60 idneu tpie
ell tSuub souSt fin id gu ben Wss
b:eipeiler III ben i'm bic 9sI9i6t
rfrSdblt IN ba bat mid Der Seller
fo- allss geblebmt. Was es psiter
llcd gelppe Bat. los berSdbl i6 Sbs
lie nns nd6ite mol. ipenn i6 nit
Mebr has iubIiide 5iebline ben,
lpomit i'd perbleipe Sbue Sbrn lie
ntr
Ybiiipp S%auernmpfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

@iIIiam Ct mcpcr elm
moblbcfnnnter 9eipobncr bon Malli'
toiuoc, @is., bette Dor ehua 3pei
@odcn bas llngliid, nuf cincln Der
riiteu Scitenucge 5i Sal 81 font
men, nobel or i:d pcrlcbtc mo beiiil'
nri,9slcs Iicgen blicb. 9icIcr SnAc
lit DER Waun MN, obnc mieoer alilt
9cipubticin 5liriidgcfehrt 81 icili. an
Oel 3olaeu oes Stiiraes acItorbri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Gnener 5dDreihebrief hrs
8bilipp s%anrrampter.
10.
Wlein Iiebsr Serr HsbodtipnGr!

Sic ben mebz
bic idon ssbsntt:
% mel, Der
Ybilipp 1T olus
lper email Hinos
pieb IN en- @iel!
I'M i4 tann Sb>
ne audi gar nit
piel for bns
blebIne. Sober
Weni6 Bat ia
nan III onnn 70
Settle. ipo er
metnt, Hanleel
ipar Der reinite
NrpfeNpr ON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

Oieertsn beiben parabiespDseI
@arabiiea papueniis). Die lebenb nod
europe farnen, erparb Der 2onopnsr
;3ppIpaiide 9nrter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

.grobes aufftben Ct.
reste in Wfiin6en elm Grlab Der 90.
ltse'oirettion. Der iebsm S6ubmann
pas Hedt sibt, 9amen, bic mad fei,
rer Wfeinuns gu a%uffaneno ana.ao.
gen l'no, auf Der StraBe gu fieien
nno our Wats au brinssn. airaIid
battle Elm S9ubmann nod biefer an..
oronuns gebonbeIt unb cine Som,
auf Dem 9%abnbofpGob o%ufaeforbert.
lbm 5ur Wade au foIsen. Die 0o,
me nar nod neuefter Robe eetlei.
bet, uno NOR ouberbem eepubert,
S1e mliBte fid ben puber obtpiid,n
uno nurne bann nod elmer 9erpar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Wcidntupfcr Scr G6imeicu.

Bel ben ebineien lit es Site, BAH
ben @elhiiBen Spfer barsebro9t iper-
ben. Wor bic Miinbuns Der aano>
men tperoen bic Spfer s~eltellt, 4. 9.
EN- Sdipeinstppf, Elm Iebenbes 6ubn,
EN- 51ld; Dor ben Opfern tnien 81
ft5lere nieoer uno fIeben bic @eiiter.
!pslhe bic Ri9tuns Der @eI6o1ie lsn.
ten, an, ibnen in ariessSeiten eetreu
gu ietn, 10 oab bic &usel itets ibr
Slel treffe, ferner, bab bos Mobr
nl9f ploBe uno bersleiden mebr. Rah
oleier 3eremonie perben bic &anonen
9elooen uno absefeuert, unb bic Sps
ter peridpinben, Don ben @efdofieu
aer1tude!t uno in bic 2iifte a%etraaen,
mi tpeiten WeItenroume.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Grand View

Our Xmas entertainment was
we'll attended. All enjoyed the
program and treats.
D. W. Babcock and family
spent Xmas with w. R. Garvie
ard family at Springfield.
Clara Hancock is visiting her
brother Will at Clayton, New
Mexico.
A surprise was given on Elmer
Sutton Wednesday night. A nice
crowd was present and the even
ing was spent in playing games
and pulling taffy.
Mrs. G. DunaviD and daughter
Leona, spent few days at Hook
er last week.
Literary was organized al
Grand View Friday night and
will meet every second and fourth
Fridays of each month. Question
for debate, Resolved, That wal
is a menace to all humanity.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Richards

Grover Keister and family o.
Campo visited fl. E. Turner ano
wife Friday and Saturday.
M. U. McClandon and wife Ell.
tertained their friends with a
turkey dinner Sunday.
7. O. Maynard and family
called on F.. Il. Mitchell Sunday.
Fred Collins and wife traded
in Richards Thursday.
B. r. Glasgow and family trad
ed in Richards Saturday.
o. X. Osteen has completed
Arthur Mariott's well.
Mrs. J. L. Turner entertained
Mesdames G. Keister, H. e. Tur-
ner, and mother Friday.
Jesse Luman is visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Turner this week.
Arthur Marriott and wife au-
toed to Richards Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

Nmas,,with his brother and fami
ly near Campo.
Frank Glenn has been over in
to Kansas getting material Il
build an addition to his house.
Bob Robins brought well drill
up witt him from Okla, and il
drilling well for himself.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pruitt has return
ed from Okla, after an extend
ed visit with her son.in.lav
and family. Her daughter was
laid to rest few weeks ago.
An excellent time was had .
the school house Saturday night
Miss Hays had another good pro
gram and it, with the tree ans
treats. was much enjoyed by ii
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Prairie Queen

Mrs. Sam Eaton and children
were Sunday visitors at John
Cameron's.
DIR. Patterson's wife has come
back home again.
Bill Garrison has found Goa
near Smiths canon. He expects
to go to work on it soon.
l want to tell the readers OF
the Herald that Prairie Queen is
located on Sec. %, T. 81, R. 49.
They also have the lumber on
the ground to put q new school
house on Sec. z, T. 80, r. 40.
Elmer Claggett, Guy Lock.
Monty Dunbarr, Cecil Morrison
and John Lynch, all got in from
the cedars Saturday night.
Elmer Claggett and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. Dun.
barr's.
Mrs. Med Jones spent the day
with Mrs. John Lynch Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

Looks like the new year will
be as good as the old one. May
all the readers of the Herald
have prosperous year.
Reese Baker has moved into
the Greathouse dugout south of
Rodley.
George johnson has bought
the Earl Nay place. We wish
him success on his new farm.
Quite a crowd of neighbors
enjoyed d New Years feast at
j. 7. Hawkins. Wish New Year
could come oftener,
Harry Butler is to put up a
new building, store, at Rodley,
for the purpose of handling d
line of hardware and implements
The Floemont school will re-
open Tuesday.
Charlie Smith reports that he
is having trouble with the we'll
on Mr.. Casteel's place.
G. N. Balou has been putting
up ice for summer use.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Edler

George C,lIier moved into then
new nous mkt day after Nmas.
II. f. Bo>ley i making a trip
to Lamar Tor freight for Johnson
store.
We understand We are 20 have
a mail carrier at Elder soon,
r. w. Fox went to the cedars
for wood this week.
Dave Zeig.er and Clay wood
were in tha cedars last week in
the storm,
Alexis Stewart has been on the
sick list, but Is able to be out
again.
Miss Anna Stewart came home
to spend Christmas.
Harvey Mason went to Clyde
with the NAL SaIu Gay.
Clay Wood visited the county
seat Wednesday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Stonington

The debate last Monday night
was well attended and every 0ody
had good time After the d ~
bate oysters we g served by the
Campfire Girls which were en-
joyed by everyone.
Henry A. Sangers, better
known as Ert Sangers, became
mentally deranged last week and
waa taken to Springfield by Dep.
uty Sheriff Ellis and given over
to the custody of Sheriff Long.
Esq. Jones held court here last
Saturday, trying soma parties
from Springfield for gambling.
Albert for the state and TerralI
for the defense.
Mrs White is home from her
claim north of Springfield.
Mason Lowry ate so much oys-
ter soup last Monday night DR.
Nicholson had to pull two teeth
for him about midnight the same
night.
B. II. Jones intends to start on
his lecturing tour this week.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
G. G.. Patterson
RuSsell-Riddle

Mr.. Claude e. Russell and Miss
Ida Riddle were married at the
home of the brides parents, the
o. K. Valley ranch, Sunday a,
high noon, Rev. Tippet perform,
ing the ceremony.
After the usual well-wishes,
about so sat down to a bountiful
dinner. The rest of the day was
spent in a general good time,
The happy couple went to their
new home that the groom had
prepared about 80 miles west.
We all wish them a long and
prosperous welded life, and may
all their troubles be little ones.
By One Present.
The Herald joins in extending
best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Russell.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

December 20

December 20
The holidays or 1916 are over,
so let us all get busy, turn over a
new leaf, and strive to make
1917 the best ever"
The Xmas tree at Prairie
Queen was well attended and a
nice program was rendered.
Santa Claus arrived on time and
delivered treats to big, little, old
and young.
Mrs. j. w. Harris is improv-
ing nicely, was able to attend
the big Xmas dinner at Carl Will
kinson's. Other visitors there,
We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Ward
and Ed. Thompson and family.
Ned l.. Jones and Ed Thomp-
son made trip to Lamar Thurs
day.
Mrs. Orville Jones and three
children ate Xmas dinner with
the Brands.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Villas

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutches
children, two boys and a little
daughter, came home to spend
Chris Lmas with the folks. The
boys have been working in Kan
sas; the little girl has been in
school.
Miss Mary Wheeler of Spring
field is the guest of Miss Feton
Yokley this week.
Bert Capansky took Mrs Thom-
as and brother, from Nebraska,
to Lamar; also her sister, Mrs.
James.
G. f. Wheeler received from
Seattle, Washington, a large sal
mon fish as a Xmas present from
the lumber company he purclIas-
es from
Grandpa Capansky is slowly
recovering from bad attack OF
the grippe.
We just received the news of
the death of one of Baca county's
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Maxey
d. SmDer.29

The Maxey Nand the Maverick
communities. together with the
schools, have literary and Spell
ing school Fririay night of each
week; and they do spell and ci-
pher some. snyone who thinks
they can spell better or cipher
faster has an: ,lvitation to meet
with them any Friday eveningat
2 p. N.
Ambrose RGobins of Las Ami
mas was visiti g home folks over
Xmas.
The Maxey sunday school had
q basket DINER at the school
Christmas day About 80 were
present. and report a good time.
Geo. Robhinl, and wife are ex.
pected home ftom Oklahoma in q
few days.
Robert Bonr.7 has returned tt
Lamar after soending Xmas al
home with his mother.
Several of he neighbors ate
turkey with McEndree's Christ
I mas. mostly former neighbors Of
theirs in Oklal oma.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

Maud Irma ana q. :l1reu Vi p
tied at Cha-b.- Golfers Sundal
Zadoy IL vas at Mason
Friday.
Warren K,lly and Ren al
ElvA Mason attended the dan
at Gibbons Friday night.
A numb'r ot young peor j.
from this lcighborhood attrudr
the Xmas tree a Nu /
Denver MeC,louph and ~.
visited IRA Masou's Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Phillips and CHI
dren went 10 the cedars th.
week after wood.
Guy Tarrart IS building a ne
house.
Mr.. Kiggl, : went to Lami
this week for freight for HI
store.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

Manlove's have sold their ranch
TO a farmer from Ellis county,
Okla.
Homer and Emmett Knott
spent Friday night at j. w. Ste
phenson's.
b. +. Macy and wife, H. A.
Butler and family, j. T. Haw
kins and family, r. H. Dickey
and family, Will Ballou and fam.
lily, Grandpa and Grandma But.
iet. aid 'fhf: M. Iade ace Sunday
dinner at G. N. Ballou's.
o. G. Wesnard made q trip tc
Elkhart the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Myrtle Mesnard visited
at her cousins, Mrs. La Crone
Friday and Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
'(ZSraft

The Christmas program give
by the Harmony Sunday school
was very good and was attended
by about a hundred people. The
tree was fine and the Sunday
school treated everyone present
to . sack Of candy and an orange.
There was preaching following
Sunday school last Sunday.
j. M. Graft lost one of his
horses this week.
Pearle Tomain has returned
from Gray. Okla. his mother ac-
companying him home.
Frank Easter, who is working
in Lamar, came home TO spend
Christmas with his family.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
West Flat
December 20.

The christmas tree program
was rendered in fine stile, and
was quite ente rtaining.
The tree a fine large one, was
nicely decorated and crowed
with presents. Everyone pres
ent seemed to have a fine time
and enjoy themselves greatly.
Sunday was a holiday at West
Flats school house. Everybody
turned out and took shat dinner
With them. We had a rousing
good Sunday school and fine
turkey dinner. We listened to a
forcable sermon by E. NJ. Offitt.
and some special music gave a
rand ending to the day.
th.. time
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
North Flats

We have been having some fine
weather lately. d..
w. w. Sbihet is working at
A. L. Smart's this week.
Chas. Roach and family re-
turned from Texhoma Friday.
Mrs. Barr returned from Love-
land last week.
Earl Coffnan has gone to La
mar after freight.
Geo. Eryin korkel. the live
wire of Stonington, is startinT
the new year right. See ad.
A new one from the Jett Hdw
Co.-largest hardware and im.
plement house in the southwest.
See ad. elsewhere.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

first settlers. Grandma Ronewits.
She was past 81 years old.
Those who attended the Xmas
tree at the court house pronounce
it the most gorgeous affair ever
held in Baca county.
Mrs. Yokum purchased pinto
pony fora Christmas present to
John; Jr. John thinks his joys
are now complete.
Will Thompson. Jr., was found
with his head in an empty barrel
saying papa. papa. to hear
how the ecno sounded. 1t is a
ltep-pound girl. Mother and babe
doing fine and Little Bill appears
now to be able to bear the great
gladness.
Mrs. Cynthia Thompson and
two sons made trip to Holly on
Sunday in her new Ford.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Diamond Ridge
December 29

December 29
J. n. Benson has been on the
sick list but is better at this
writing.
w Il. Pridemore' daughter.
Mrs. J. A Watson who has been
visiting her parents will leave
soon for her home in Lyons
county, Kans.
Aa.ke Hufford is visiting with
N6 Fe folks during Xmas.
JAKE Root, Union and Laura
Pridemore who have been gone
sometime are back again.
Quite number attended the
Xmas program at the school
house Monday evening.
Roy Breightol was In Elkhart
Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Pleasant Valley
December %.

Harry Kuder is visiting rela.
tives near Stoningtun this week.
His wife is visiting her parentl
near Stafford. kans.
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell and Mrs.
Ethel Allers returned from visit.
ing parents near Liberal this
week.
Fl. w. Brooks removed the old
black pipe from lis we'll this
week, replacing with new gal
vanized pipe. We think it a wise
act.
S. f. Mitchell and M. Nj. al
|ers We're in Springfield Tuesday
making final proof on theil
homesteads. They had l.. C
Kincheloe as witness.
Burr Carr and Bridge return
returned home Xmas day. They
were pleasantly surprised Tues
day evening by number o.
friends.
The Christmas tree at Pleas.
ant Valley school house Sunday
night was success. There were
one hundred and fourteen treats
given out. The school helped in
the program.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Plum Creek

Several in this vicinity have
been having La Grippe.
J. j. Richard went to Lamar
the first of the week.
Louis and Cyril Graft and
Fay knapp are in the cedars.
John Little went to Lamar the
first of the week.
r. l. johnson is in Illinois
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. johnson spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Lee and Miss
Houch.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
LAKE VIEW

Roy Kraft is building g nex
house.
Love aud Rhoder are drilling {
well for Fred Bosley.
o. H. Smith and Henry Lively
are on the sick list this week.
Clifford White, E. E. Terry
and wife, and Fay and Pearl Ca.
houn spent Christmas at the
E. G. Zirkle home.
Several from this neighbol
hood attended the program and
Christmas tree at Setonsburg
Sunday night.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Eay,s Chapel

l saw in the Herald that you
want the location of the school
houses. AS we have built a new
one | thoughtt ] would write
where it was lc:ated. 1t is call.
cd Lays Chaper, and is located
S. e. of Sec. /, township 81, R
46. We are hafing school, there
being twelve enrolled regular
students, and have Sunday school
every Sunday a. 2 p. M, twenty.
eight on roll. IS this is my first
letter to the He aid, l will close,
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

An eastern paper takes com.
fort from the fact that the re,
publican party is still compact
Compact is is a very good word
to express il. The republican
party certainly dosn't take up as
much room as in days gone by.
Colorado Springs Democrat.
But wouldn't condensed" be a
more appropriate term.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

MTS. n. M. laws iciL SdluIuhy y
for Emporia, Kansas, for a short
visit. ''''''-'''e7 : ~.
Miss Cordie Autrey spent
Thursday With Halle Kirkendall.
Frank Davis was a visitor in
Springfield Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirken-
dali and Frank Smith helped
Salem Peal lce's with their butch
ering Friday.
Roy Davis is hauling posts for
Mrs. Wray.
Cleveland Smith and Jess Shell
ton we.lt to the cedars Monday.
Cordie ard Gladys Autrey and
LueIla Gulick took Sunday din
ner with B. F. Dillon's.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

Rev. Barnett Jones of Ston-
ington starts this week on lee
turing tour through Kansas aud
Oklahoma, the object being to
raise funds for the building of
an M. E. church at Stonjngton.
1t is a good cause, and we are
hoping the tour will be a COM
Dlete success.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Eureka. =

9SS 49, SAeSS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will
Thompson. Jr..,. ten pound baby
girl Dec. "a. Mother and babe
are getting alo7s nicely.
D Hsrve Rer =. made a "Trip to
Syracuse after gas for Wheeler.
Fred Hollistet returned from
Lamar Thursday. having been
up there about a week getting
his car repaired.
George Botkins returned home
Friday, having spent Christmas
with his folks at Mullenville,
Kans.
David Konkel, Tom Konkel
and VIM. Waldroupe made a trip
to Elkhart Saturday in Dawes
new Ford.
John Hutches' sons Adolph
and John and daughter Esther
returned from Kansas just be-
fore Xmas.
Mrs. Long has her new house
nearly completed near Stoning-
ton, and expects to move into it
in the near future.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

| have two outfits of my own
on the road constantly. Twenty
five wagons on the road this
week and more going every day.
| will always have a big supply
of stuff on hands at all times,
and guarantee everything to be
first class. Bulk corn always On
hands at S2.35 per cwt in your
sacks.
G.. G.. Patterson