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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
MODALE ITEMS.

Mrs. Jim Hudson and Mrs. C. A.
Fountain were Omaha visitors Tues
day.
Warren Frisselman, who is work
ing for the Nye-Schneider Co. at
Spencer, Nebr., is visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
E. A. Drake was an Omaha caller
Monday.
The last literary program will be
given by both societies Friday night,
at the High school auditorium.
L. G. Kelley was a Mo. Valley call
er Saturday.
Miss Emma Snyder, who has been
sick for long time, passed away at
eleven o'clock Tuesday morning, at
her home here.
Mrs. R. Bourn was an Omaha Wis
itor Tuesday.
Messrs. Ted Vernon and Ralph
RECTOR of Anita, spent Sunday al, the
d. A. Imrie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McFerrin were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
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than one-thitd 81 the Loan. Il Il
conceivable that the American people
who with heart and soul waged the
fight for freedom, will permit this
loan Of Victory and Thanksgiving to
fail?
"Our sons gave Of their health, Of
their strength and of their lives that
freedom might not perish. There are
one and half million American boys
in France and Germany. Now that
the war is ended it would be as rea-
sonable for them to dishonor the ma
ton by deserving the flag as for the
nation to dishonor itself by deserving
them. Is it a large thing today we
are now asked to loan our money to
pay cost Of Victory? Is American
money less willing than American
manhood? Let every one Of the mil
lions who have bought Liberty bonds
buy Victory notes and success is sure y
| Carter Glass, Sec'y of Treasury.
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Law-Abiding Township"

Question No. 1sas to whether it
were better for farmers to raise their
ownfpigs or to buy them, was answer
ed in favor of raising them. The Sec
ond question was answered favorably
to installing a system of water works
in the farm home in preference to
carrying water from out door well
and cistern. The third question rela-
tive to which gave more profit to the
farmer, corn or cotton, was not de-
cided definitely, but from the fact
that the cotton raisers are organized
and the corn raisers were not, it would
seem probable that the southern farm
ers We're taking the lead.
+ Word coming from California that
one of our members, Mrs. Josephine
Orr. was very ill, it was moved that
a committee be appointed by the
chair to extend the heartfelt sympa-
thy of our Club to the Orrs in this
their time of need. The motion car
ried, and Mr.. Selvy, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Latta were named as such com
mittee.
Mrs. Coulthard gave us several fine
selections on the piano, one Of which
had very enlivening effect on one Of
our visitors from the Union Club,
causing much merriment among the
numerous company.
The committee to decide on best or
ganization for farmers were given
more time before giving report
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Bernice Meats gave us more nice
music. Reading committe for May,
Mr.. Latta, Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. Meats,
Mrs: Brown, Mr.. Acrea and Mrs.
Meats.
Question No. AT present price of
eggs and feed does poultry raising
pay? Referred to Mrs. Divelbess.
No. 2-Will not Harrison county
farmers need imported labor to help
harvest the immense acreage Of small
grain this year? Referred to Mr.
Meats.
The following visitors were in at
tendance, and many Of them favored
US with interesting and instructive
remarks at the close Of the session:
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Latta, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amor Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Weatherly, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Knight,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Divelbess and>
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Meats and baby, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Coulthard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Doty
Of Union Farmers Club, the Misses
Graybill, Loretta Tamisiea, Ruth Ro-
den, Mr.. August Stokes Of Oklahoma,
Mr.. Hammans, Mrs. Brundige, Mr..
Mex enney and Mr.. McCabe.
Club adjourned to meet May 31st
at "Oakdale," the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gowens.
Mrs. N. G. Rogers, Vice Pres.
F. F. Beebee, Secretary.
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HARRIS GROVE FARMERS CLUB.

The HI. G. F. c. met on Saturday,
April 26th, 1919, at Logan Stock
Farm, the spacious home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Meats. The members were
all there excepting those on the sick
list. The Club was opened by music
on the piano from Mrs. Coulthard of
California. The President and Vive-
President being late, Mrs. H. Z. Jones
presided during the morning session.
The minutes Of March meeting were
read and approved. The president
pro TEN gave cordial invitation to
our visitors to take part in discussion
of selections and questions on the
days program, of which many availed
themselves and thereby added much to
the interest of subjects discussed.
Mr.. Divelbess read son the Farm, !"
Mrs. Selvy read each Family Owns
It's Own Home," Mrs. H. 1. Jones had
a selection entitled ITO Be Sure You
Cam" and just here the hostess an
nounced dinner, and we went to the
dining room and demonstrated that
we could indeed make creditable
showing along that line also. y
Dinner disposed Of and lot of Wis
iting done, we were called to order by
the vice-president at 3:15 p. M, and
listened to music by Mildred Gowens
on the piano. "Do You Suffer From
Einkeritis?" was the subject chosen
by Mrs. Gowens, and brought forth
much discussion. Mrs. Latta read Of
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BOY FALLS THREE STORIES.
HTEC

Sioux City, Ia, May CHARLES
Jenkins, IS years old, was fatally in
jured yesterday afternoon when he
fell from q third floor window of the
trainmaster's office at the Chicago
and Northwestern passenger station,
in attempting to get a better view of
the Catholic Cadets band as it march
ed from the station. He died at 1890
o'clock last night
With boy companion named Hoo
yer, Jenkins, who was sitting on the
window sill, attempted to slip down
to the narrow ledge ofethe roof few
feet below the window. AS he turn
ed to lower himself some money fell
out of his pocket and in attempting
to recover it his hold ON the window
frame was loosened He fell and,
stumbling over the edge of the roof,
plunged down through the slylight
over the trainshed on the east side of
the station, striking the concrete
steps at the station entrance.
Jenkins skull was fractured, one
arm badly nlsngied, the bone being
literally smashed to pieces, and he
Sustained internal injuries. He. was
taken to st. Vincent's hospital, where
Drs. Conn and McDermott worked
over the unconscious boy until he
died.
jenkins boy companion, Hoover, is
nearly Frustrated through shock.
Jenkins had been employed by the
railroad company for nearly a yeal
as clerk in the office of G. M. Pike
trainmastep. He made his home will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jen.
kins, at 9O5 Fifteenth street.
The body is at Westcott's under.
taking establishment Sioux City
journal.
The Jenkins family is we'll known
in this city, having resided here fol-
many years. They moved to Sious
City six months ago.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

Mrs. F. L. Davis was pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening when
twenty friends dropped in to help her
celebrate her 62nd birthday. A large
birthday cake was the center of at
traction and great deal of amuse-
ment was created at the wish Mrs.
Davis made before blowing out the
candles. At late hour dainty re-
freshments were served, and the
guests left post cards as remem-
ORANGES of very happy time.
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WILLING WORKERS.

The Pleasant Fill Willing Workers.
Club met at the home Of Mrs. j. H.
Craig, on Friday, May End.
Club was called to order at the
usual hour.
Minutes were read and approved.
Two members were absent on Roll
Call, and one new member was en-
rolled.
The quilt is almost completed.
Another meeting will finish it.
Several minutes were spent on bust
ness matters. The hostess served a
very lovely lunch at the close of the
meeting.
They adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Charles Frazier on Friday, May 16.
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luncheon was served, and the bridal
couple left for their home on the
bridegroom's farm five miles south of
Mitchell.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards are
from Missouri Valley, Mr.. Edwards
coming to Mitchell several months
ago and locating here. He is a broth
er of Mrs. Kehler-M Mitchell Is. d.
Republican.
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ALL AMERICAN TROOPS HOME
BY SEPTEMBER.

Washington, D. c., May4.-Deter-
mination Of President Wilson, indi-
Gated in press advices from Paris, that
no American troops shall continue on
German soil for longer period after
the signing Of the peace treaty than
may be necessary to embark them for
home is borne out by present plans of
the war department, which contem-
plate the return Of the entire Ameri-
can evolutionary forces by septem-
Der.
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A MESSAGE TO YOU.

Washington, D. c., May 8, 1919.
Times, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
I would be lacking in frankness if
i did not tell you that the treasury
department is apprehensive concern
ing the Victory Liberty Loan. In
view of this serious situation, as Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, and as fell
low newspaper publisher, | appeal to
you to help impress upon your read
ers the urgency of subscribing to this
Loan by publishing IN your editions
of Monday the following message:
''The Victory Loan campaign is
two-thirds over, but subscriptions
have; been reported for little more
4. {.
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MORROW EDWARDS.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kehfer, 7O1 North Main
street, Miss Grace Morrow, of Mis-
souri, Valley, Ia, became the bride of
Frank Edwards, on Monday evening,
Rev. Walter Ingram of the White
Temple Baptist church, performing
the marriage service.
Only immediate relatives of the
contracting parties were present. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a two course
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1NS WANT TO CHANGE FACE
OF PLAYING CARDS,

Believing that the war was fought
for democracy as far as America was
concerned, an enterprising westerner
plans to kick the kings and queens
out of the decks of playing cards"
The plan is to substitute as follows:
For the king, the American soldier;
for the queen, the Red Cross nurse;
for the Jack, the Jackie of the navy;
for the ace, the American aviator.
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MOSS-RUsTLER.

Mrs. j. E. Rustler Of York, Nebr.,
and M. A. Moss Of this city were
quietly married Sunday, May 4th, at
York, Nebr. It came as a surprise to
many of their friends They are now
at home west of the city to receive
their many friends who wish them
every success in life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

Miss Mayme McDermott was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at the
Lord Lister hospital, Omaha, this
morning, and rallied nicely from the
operation.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for the kindness shown
to us during the illness and death Of
our beloved wife and mother.
James H. Wood and Family.
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EUCLID COMMUNITY CLUB.
The Euclid Community Club met
with Mrs. Harry Orr, April 10, with
8 members present.
Vice president Mrs Chambers pre-
sided. Club opened by singing Ameri-
Gu. Some business was transacted
and work Tn she'd and turned in.
Mrs. Aanes Bolinger and Mrs. Min
ne DnnsAn were taken in as new
menibe's. Visitors were. Mrs. Claude
Clark, Misses Edna and Nellie Rourke
and Mrs. Harry Adams and daughter
Reta.
Club meets with Mrs. Russell Deal
May lst. So
Mrs. Kiger, Sec. pro tenn.
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FUR AND FEATHER CLUB.

The Fur and Feather Club met with
Eugene Foss Friday evening, May 2.
Philip Forde gave a few interesting
facts on the alligator and others add
ed to them. Charles Harvey gave an
interesting account of the seal and
how it is caught. Mrs. Spaford ask
ed review questions on the elephant,
leopard and tiger.
A poster contest was proposed and
voted upon, and was received with a
unanimous vote.
Notices. Anybody seeing a person
shooting or otherwise killing birds.
report to the Club, and the authori-
ties will be notified.
Fur and Feather Club.
/ william Gamble, Pres.
n Edward Harvey, Sec.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
HOLLAND.

Mrs. Emmert Myers and children
went to Abilene for a visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman.
Little Frederick Spicer has recoy-
cred from the effects Of taking muri-
attic acid
ii. i. Lehman lost a COW last week
Glenn Bell and Emmert Myers eaei
lost calves last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lancaster and
sons have moved to Salina to live
after staying at the Babcock home
for some time.
The sale at the garage was well
attended and things sold well.
A mission band Of Mcpherson Col
tege will be at the Holland church
next Sunday, May 1S, morning and
evening.
Mrs. John Burkholder Is at Her
Sngton helping care for her father
evho has been iii for sometime.
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dLRNwO0D.

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Cleyenger and
daughter, Marjorie. OF saIlna. Mr.
and Mrs. WIN Webb and daughter
Virginia, Of concordla, and Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Murphy and daughter. Al
lcue. were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Muir
ply.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce zook and
family and Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Ledy
and little son attended the love feast
at Belle Springs Sunday.
Miss Mabel Krleder Is home from
st. Louis where she has spent several
months She was accompanied by
her cousin, Mr.. Kricder, OF Pennsyl-
vania. who II here for a visit
Miss Lizzie Krlcder Is home on a
furlough for visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Krieder.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stoner pur-
chased new plano last week
Mrs Dan Krleder, who was oper-
ated on In Abilene last week, Is
steadily improving
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CENTRAL BUCKEYE.

Miss Margaret Fenly Is visiting al
the home Of her brother at Burlln.
game, Kans
The Central Buckeye club met
with Mrs. Ezra Crlder last Wednes
day. The afternoon was spent In do
ing fancy work and In conversation
A delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess. The club will meet with
Mrs. John Derrick, May 81.
Miss Frances Grove was home from
Chapman to spend the week end.
Quinn Haynes, who has just ar
rived from overseas visited at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Haynes.
The neighbors of this vicinity will
attend party at the RObt Paul
home i'm Abilene Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Paul.
Mr.. Paul formerally lived in this vic
Unity but has just returned from
France.
Bishop NJ. G. Engle left for Penn
sylvanla Monday to attend confer
ence.
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WO0DBINE.

We extend our heartcst welcome
TO our soldier boys who are return
, ing. The business men have planned
for a reception next Friday.
Frank Ocstcrrcichs, Mr.. and Mrs,
chiffon Oestcrrcich and J.. G. West.
l1p motored 10 Camp Funston sun
day
Mrs. H. Ocsterreich. Mrs. VIM,
Guntcr and Mrs Rusch went to
Bushton to attend w. +. NJ. s. con
ycntiOn.
The G.. M. E. church has changed
It's name to the Zion NJ. e. church OF
Woodblne.
Rev. ]. Klein, district superlnLcnd-
cnt OF the Wichita district, was here
Monday and presided at the quarterly
conference
The w. r. NJ. s. gave on interest
ing program Tuesday evening A re-
turned missionary from China gave
u very interesting talk
A good program was given by the
three Epworth leagues last Sunday
evening at the Zion NJ. i. church.
Rev. Pommerenke Is the own,s Of
II new Ford touring ear.
Edward Muenzenmayer purchased
a Fordson tractor.
LrnJ Mnarn aud NNil1fav,t ATftuala
have each moved into the houses they
purchased recently
Word was received announcing the
death Of Henry Moore Mt a hospital
In Kansas City.
The II. H. Thompson Hardware Co.
had contest that closed Saturday
and are also having sale
Ferndand Timm mas sold his farm
south Of town to Herman Rollhoff
and has bought another one south
west Of town.
Edward Oesterrelch and family
were In Herington Thursday.
The community choir is busy
practicing songs to be sung at the
high school commencement exer-
cIses.
The Kings Herold is getting ready
to give program next Sunday eve
ming. Everybody Is invited to come.
The first department of the Ep-
worth league will give a program
Sunday evening.
VIM. Oesterreich bought a car load
OF cattle on the Kansas City market
The Centenary financial drive Of
the NJ. d. church viii start next
week.
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, aaaAaeaeAAAAee,
Z COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
CARLTON.

A deal was made last week where.
by Rus Radford became owner OF the
Jake Wyckoff restaurant Mr.. and
Mrs. wyckon moved out In the house
recently vacated by the Radfords
Carl Blake has a position with Mr..
Hacker In the Elmo elevator
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Malcolm left
Sunday for Oak lin where they viii
visit with relatives. Mr. MalcolIn
mas not decided what line Of bust
ness he will follow since his return
from the navy.
School closed Friday with n boun-
siful picnic dinner at the school build
tng. All the good things imaginable
were brought by the patrons. \
short program was given and bal
game between Carlton and Elmo
Mas an interesting feature. Score
was II to . in favor Of Elmo.
The box supper in the hall Friday
night was largely attended. The
proceeds, SOS are to be used in pay
ing for the organ purchased this
winter and the remainder TO be used
on vlctrola fund.
Mrs. j. Baker and Josephine re-
furned to their home in Miltonyalc
Sunday. Mrs. Baker has been hired
In the Miltonyale school for the
coming year.
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PEARL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doyle and
Miss Minnie Hansen of Abilene, spent
Sunday in Pearl with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Bailantyne.
Mrs. Wilbur l.. Adams, Miss len
nile Winslow and Mrs. Winslow are
i'll with influenza.
Robert Ballantyne, Sr., and son,
John G., were in Topeka Saturday on
business.
Glenn Schrader of Herington spent
the week end In Pearl at the J. G.
Hatfield home.
Carl Forsland motored over to
Topeka Saturday
Wilfred Taylor has new motor
truck.
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ABILENE ROUTE ONE.

Dan DeMersseman and children,
Mrs, r. ID. Mersseman visited Sun
day at the A. G. Long home In
Cheever.
Mr.. Dorrnberger died at his home
twelve miles north of Abilene We'd
nesday morning, May IA, after long
Illness.
Ray Dover Is home from France
being a member Of Company II. His
many friends are glad to have him
home again.
Mrs. S. Aumack has been staying
at the Dornberger home for few
days.
G. Aumack Is here from Cement
Okla, for a visit.
Miss Hazel Bryson wiki teach
Pleasant Valley the coming year.
Little Kenneth Cartner is imprOv-
ing after severe illness.
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PRoBASc0 DISTRICT.

Melvin Sword Is doing carpenter
work In Abilene this week
Perry probasco Is visiting his eoa.
Guy, IN Colorado.
Mildred and Merle Fisher Flor
cnce Leckron and Helen Janis vls-
tied at home Sunday.
Mrs. Davis Of Sunthen Mil Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. VIII Duny sat
nrday.
Mrs. Frank Fisher has been sew.
ing for Mrs. Wilson the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will DUFFY enjoyed the family
dinner given at Charley Duffy's on
Sunday In honor Of their son. who re
Gently returned from service.
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RIVERSIDE.

Miss Iva Strong Of Kansas City
visited at the home of her brother
Guy Strong.
Jesse Daniels, who just arrived
from over sea visited his uncle, G. w
EdgemOn.
The patrons Of Highland school de
cided at their meeting Thursday eve
ming, not to consolidate with the In
dependence school.
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KEYSTONE.

Geneva Jones from Acme is visit
ing her mother.
Mrs. Robert BrOadfoot left Satur-
day for Oklahoma to visit hel
brother.
Bud Cope is working at Robert
BrOadfoot's.
Louise GOmel, son of Jim GOmel
returned from overseas last week and
Scot Gomel and family and jim
Gomel and family held reunion il
his honor Sunday. He win leave
Tuesday for Missouri to make his
home with his grandparents.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Schoffner mo
tored to Miltonvale last Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Steele ana daughtel
returned from Nebraska wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. S. Juon motored t,
Wakefield Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Blair and chill
dren went to Kansas City last week
Mrs. Taylor Dobbins and children
visited at the s .uon home Saturday
and Sunday.
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INSURANCE

The Kansas Farmers Mutual In
surance Company has not advanced
ats rates. We are writing insurance
cheaper than any company doing
business In this part Of the state See
w. ID. Nichols, general agent, upstairs
corner of Third and Broadway. Loans
ard insurance and real estate.
37wtf w. d. NICHOLS.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. W willis OF I'm.
I,orla visited at @. - Fullington's
over Sunday.
Howard Isngle was home from Me.
Pherson over Sunday.
ii. q. Wingerd drives a new Buick
SIX.
Allen wingerd and Harry shank
we're home from Chapman over sun
day.
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NOTICE
Board Of Equalization Meeting.

Board Of Equalization Meeting.
The Board OF County Commission
ers will meet as Board of Equaliza-
tion on Monday, May 10, at Q a. M.
and continue in session for ten days
at which meeting all persons feeling
themselves aggrievedE may appear
and have all errors In the returns and
all excessive valuations corrected.
III. w. KING,
5d1w2 County Clerk
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Special Services at Holland

A gospel team from Mcpherson
College, including mixed quartet,
will be at the Holland church Sun
day, May 49, They will have charge
Of both morning and evening service.
There will be good music and speak
ing; all are invited.
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Duroc Bears. Farmers Prices.

Immunizcd, summer and fall bears
eligible to register. best of blood lines
and good individuals Enterprise,
Kans. r. +. u. 2.
24wtf G. H. COUNTER
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LANEY DISTRICT.

Len Ingall and family went to
Camp Funston Monday.
Mrs. s. A. Romberger, Miss Gladys
Romberger, Miss Nellie Staehli and
Mrs. J.. Staehli visited at the home
OF Fred Staehli, Wednesday.
Loren Foster visited at home dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Luke and chill
dren from Western Kansas are visit
ing at the home of Glib Cheney.
Merle Whitney of Abilene spent
the week end with his grandmother.