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EVERY WAY YOU TAKE IT-This
Is "a bargain, Hs Hu Investment
for u home FOR location, sur
Toundlngs and price, close In. on
south side with six rooms. two
hEtha sleeping porch, gear gn-
rage. shade trees, Improvements
almost paid out, low taxes, ana
10 minutes walk from Thlri ana
Main. 1880. with terms owner
must sell, Everything fuvnTu the
docs NOT meet yo,ir Tcoulrsments,
you viii tell yuur frlonda about
h. F0r appointment Cul Cedar
$500.
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'''' ~
NiANI MIN We 'Ii'. D. I..m HrnI
w'ui vin 'u1. separate h"iHa. uH'.mf
hN ra" '"I 'N',H '.".' I., w" M''
TT. '.. .. "'
,., '"' '..""h'.. "'''' ''
''h'
\ INitGNIN South sI,, .uum house
hul'I about 'H'r t'HfH r'Hru HIrrird.
'l'I'. ".''n''' I''.'''t '.rn W'"'','
S.'ll.". -'.'h'
,'N"'' N.."h 'N'. "'' y. "
l'Ah' now. n- 'M '.l' 'y''N l"'
,'' ",', - ".'
"''" ID" ~ '''''"H
N''. ''' '''.
A WELL. lN.Ill r.fuuIN bungalow. 100
good location. WITH .uN convenience,
You viii hr pleased 10 5000 H', Ii Tho
MI'' H '''r" ,",h ,,'', hA' I,
al..' we N''' '''"'' '.'p'f '''N'
I'M.
WONDERFUL VALUE
House aud l"' fHf tuy price of tho lUt
lurthHHr pfIr, only lItup. 90 tho pnN.
iug, CADsH tp Eugd school. Uiu'v Hud
car service. $500 down. nud $40 p'r
month. will ltuIla ih.s property. cen
Usage tg- aud r,sII,u'" Cedar 's0 aud
osREe t17' h
brE FNOM OWNER a hurEaIu, o room
house. fuIl H.Fo iul good we'll, shade
aud frul' trees, Huwo terms. Inquire
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Personal Property

-
FOR SALE--Oue tierriug & Hal frepr0of
safe, dimensions inside - inches high.
lS Inches wide ana ~ inches deep.
n. Denver.
HAHDEN VISIBLE RECOKDs-Cards In
tight mean business control. kardex
Sales company Box nos. Tulsa. Phone
Cedar 2G36.
l.. g.. SMITH typrWtllcr rud Dalton add.
Ing machine, good as new. Prgc right.
Usage 7216.
SEEDS, PLANTS, FERTILIZERS IS
NTS-Look, folks: will send at once
200 extra early cabbage and goo Bcr-
muda uuiou scts for {t postpaid.
Nana.s Early rlant FARM Mart. Texas.
SPECIALS At THE STORE 90
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iuslNEss PKOPEkTY

lt0 MOSTHLT Income. on property
priced ~ 81 300. owner. Brady, 800 ?.
y. Lewis, Must Eeu a. once,
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! FOR RENT Atuarrf,e apartment. four
/ rooms. sleeping porch ail suuroum,
close in. Usage .Hfs
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SPECIALS At THE STORE

TURK RROS. viii place on sale to-
day over 1000 pairs ~ ladies'
shoes In high and low heels black
brown and grey. also patent
leather shoes and oNfnrds. Your
choice FOR 81 n pair. Come early
Go avoid the crowds. ON sale In
our Bargain department at az S.
Main. Turk Bros.
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$500 CASH. hs-pu,a monthly buys s.roon
dup'.r uu south side. D.. a.. Barrett,
NaHrH F"
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'.
rH'u. dandy. Cine complete bungalow. .
Iu H tUu gIuuW ~ homes 5000 South u.u .
Nni 'n location uu,..'...I N..Nl. /
ff.f f.Hm .H HUI. .I..u 'n NI. u.ItI uN.i /
furu. utk NuuIa Fireplace. uyat u' /
r'..II.. N.uTH" It.u,b uuufa. t.. ]
wuu.r' h1H"mruf. rufUr. v.iN ,rwrui /
driveway Ir|rH ft-au. vIun Vu 700. I
|...a Dr. unI.r HutfNIur pl.H iu tItf NIH. .
ul.. ntIf ,uHH ar Euu want % iIsi. I
ruas rumg af about 3 600 uud.. uuIrn. .
1"rH w.'s 'a.H up 'ms uo'rrty today. .
I'h.' h'.'h. 'N. '.'EH .N.N
NIV ..Uuur house $1,000 miI.sI.r Iut.
500 duvu. hnInurr $40 poe mouth.
'rInr ..Ni baHrn fa'.
ONN a NOME by uNosuuE $3.50. Groom
huus. w Kendall, "N'r..u Ini. h"uHo 40
o,sso @ ,.sI '' e. h L'"Si" "i.' s-l iiouerts
hIIE
oNNlh moving '"s'. ",."rH iy' lItH' llno'
complete ANA hrHulIiul groom nome.
c1'i nouI on Madison. near t'llrrniN
.',"i '''u. '" ,'.,,.,,,,
and communion mrnarr. pgIf feet condi.
tuu tar D. VurId
,,i.iy,-,- ~.pturit- s..,,I, -tIr.,,lI
si,,g' t..r.., r..r, .rt i,,,.I f,.I
room bungalow Iu th, city. fuu font
u.IH o.
in,nt,I ,g,n rnuidinrs. oua,tcr. saved
r.E ,,,,. U,r.nTnnut ,1Ty r,rsuai,s
pUt fIulsb r,r.r. buIIt .iu rDhiurta shoe
,,,Rr ,t, 'pnIf,nnp bt.aifIst trbl, and
,bsira Inrpg b,prIucut rnttHh,J.Iu fnr
firup,o. prrntr aud drive our az The
highest u,cost ana most convenient DO.
cations Iu town. ,luHD Co Lincoln ana
sacred Heart Hrhuui8 uud crr llut, sur
rounded by beautiful homes. Price
only $4,000. with 1lbOO cash, 'ull
CEDAR l2ss
offered At ,ytr,urN In, priro ~ o 600
fnr ,ui,I s.l,. ttOn v.UI lnuttn or viii
consider cat crdur ilog
sNyREp HEART bIsTUIrr Good s-
roon house. east ftuut. hI4h terrace ~.
we'll. rNtra. .largc garage. owner mus,
sell Prlro reduced to 5000 Good
terms cedar 1HAr. OstEo h'tl.I.
SOUTHEAST SIDE HAHGAtN
natural shade. Price "a. 900. 1900 cush
balance ttb nor mouth including IN
forest Usage 1907. Cedar M. Osage
i"IO.J
,,,.- ,,,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,,,, soo-.ooo
"a ''a - ia ,. '',, ',,oEib NAM,
uUl uUTw p",,".. ',. f1I p,' 1miu1Li,,,n
Wa'ln y",. t,"g"p CO, T't
''"""'. '''' ''" w ''i"' 90, 49,
hIN ROOM DUPLEX. East klng' t9r Que
p'r'l olats'
SEE THUS rive large io"mF' hul!, N
,an,,,,a' ,"H,,', i 49,. sit. ,ii pynry
~
finish host decorations and Hight fIy-
turos, dandy basement. Forcouod back
porch, never lived In. Take IT Ht tU,tau,
pavement exceptionally cheap. reason
able terms, ~ n, Riley co, Cedar
1913.
sASb spHISgg CAN IISE--ursutlfuI
E.Ioon st,irco houae for tslo on cy
b Cbsngn fo,l sto,,, of ,,roeertrs pgs md
,l,,iTIc ttgbta and pnnJ wru Of water
dD rG @ 9o@ ,'%S 20, @gr ss 2gIos. "@ ai p,gs gs
ala. I... s,t.. u,y. tlutta
Zee Really CO.., 2lo Robinson h.dr'
''.s, 'u,' ,,s..,,r .., -, -. ,.
!" ~, "5iE 'rii,,n,i, d" is on 1,,,Elt
Mrs y Dnhi
WHEN mo weather opens up cvcrybody
viii want tnls house bargain IN Kendall
90, II In3'wo "inl max" your pr'iii. Ii'.,o
Tr, Hr,u'"I, ,,,. ,lt, ,srl a,d h,pdy =,
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DANDY Broom house. lot bOSlb0, third
house south of drug store, at NCrn
station, sand SprinRs line
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EANNENg= .IuNortiEato our own Your
Own Turm' Thirty Yoer Payment Plan.
uuutot free. Taylor Land Co.. sacu,
Mont
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Real Estate for Rent
mn IL non NINT


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Po.I ELs1 e.. Dt
S"' LS'a'e iO' Neht
IIut SIS IOK WUNT u
ron FENI 1r. ..l,pI5..-gi9- A. Main or
cplI Dsaro. b5I.
F,t, i,t
close .n ,.rr,r of I..rttn and iieIH.
Cedar Iila.
ron UInsl. s.v. . ,.I., N.Usr t,,trL
gIrdrn gdlolnipF $40 month";. oia' N
RrclflrI. Ir1II'ra tfi S.rurItv UIdE
,.,t, Htt.,.f -
u,euf. 5as n unnItor' Cau 6ssgo
$3.50. close tu
FOR RENT u,Y rf Groom 1roIar1 ,lu-
u.,, toa s. Naufhus usare GILL;
ron tt>.,.- ...,...,, .r.,,,, ,..,.t.,r no,.-
s5 nr rsI,r "a ''''
....,,a,,..., H.....,.....a-....-
''n ,,,,,,o NJ '9' ",u.' ,,.. y,
'2,n
Trenton. garagt 't5 per month Phone
',s"t' W.. ~ ---.-...--.-..---
tvh haN ,E'" ~ }4nln,n,sh,a 'iCoG;o'g
.n"y'" "'"a'' ''' 'h"h' ''''' ''' ~
"ll-1.
I4E hHN rn.i""i,n nous i'vo H.
ii'IF'a newly 'e'''''''' ga" rural
-.
va, W., r' NJ" nu" N''' "''
,...,. -
and garage Terrace drive tpfefeuccs
required C,dar 1856. after o O'Clock
1sago gALt-h
FOR RENI-Elght rooms hardwood
floors. breakfast room. four bedrooms.
fireplace. basement. double garage, Crus-
bio Heights. 'sI 'tage -lVo.
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| FOR RENT--Fyc-roum, moucrn hunga.
low, ON pavement ou"-hHIi block ~
( I|,., car nnr', E1,i3,n p.y"'9 ,'" ai
10 m m. '''''''''
- " W. ---
ROY h LOON W"dern mousse ana garage
-, ',.---.--------,---
fp,n, EE,rS "Hr ~, ,,SS0@'"' VI "N'''N 81
rirbt. .rnor, D si,ry hous, bnseucpt ra-
rage ana ss,y.pt nunrtcrg IagG S
Gh,,crrc ssO
SIX rooms aud breakfast room oak floors.
uantol. bunt-in features etc. 1874 ~.
llvoud. 275. Usage SIC
ErrIu,tE aIq t-.r ,,,.t f.f,r unf,,r-
ui.bet roor1s modern close Iu
.---
/ hp'Nt' E' i-''' we I'nh 'hDn'' ,', "
n"ust i"g l'"'' "o''7'''" "E ""''
/ - ''sas st o09",
Il SLi e,tog," PIC" Isp,.N' .ll%g'''" !" 80
/ ~. VI" ",,l, t"'- ,lS's '-''.-----
! HALE OF bulLEN- hIce rooms AZ
! modern private pain ohk anu lle
floors, bnt.t-Ih t'Stu,rS' so9i We. M %,
! g6it'' -'-i 4" ''"'" '' ~"'
I42 nouh Mpr " HEN N.,,,rs'e ,,r'ue ~ ~
,,,rnts,,r n s,i,ee,ity ~ is6S rIyin
ii.s".s - j." ~
| LANSING, s, 4O2-For rent broom mod.
close in.
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Real Estate for Rent



OFFICES A>p nEsh RooM 10
HIdg usarr Na1
ron WlNT-Ncv desirable ofrro rooms,
s.nglo or en- suite. At.o HIdg. Osage
ron HENr-- Modorn up.to.i6te offices,
single or cu suite. 100 Now Tuioma
building. CnruUr Second uuH cheyenne O..
rents reasonable with a. hour elevator
service. Phone Rental Dept. Usage
5000 or call at room zoe lu'uma bldg.
FOU RENT-O0ICrA rUuglo ur en- suite.
very desirable. castle lUiE. no W.
Thlrl. Phone osago llth.
ron RENT Modern ur.'u.11ta offices.
single or en- suite. u N,v Tuluwn Ildg
corner second ana Cheyenne rents rca-
H1uoblri hour elevator service. Phone
Rental Dept, OHAgc 5000 or call at
room 2ot Iuiuma nIdg
OSE or TWO rooms iu Hobcrts building
FOR rent desk ch'ifs rug and t1pU-
writer fnr sale. Phone '"dnr l2ou.
OFFICE ROOM also desk space with tele-
phone service. Apply io2 security
Bldg Usage 1855
OFFICES Tor rent ln e. e. cole building
CORNER Flfth and South Bost,u Phone
Usage l2l or call at Room 2lO cole
pldg,
VERY doslrsblc offIce spaco Tor rent. With
services ~ steuogrsphor % desired.
,..,..,' -.,-''' ,.5'H' '''
w6,iTd udqr good s.Tyics fr.t."is.s '"i ~
building. Reasonable rent Call world
office.
STORES AND WAKEiiousEs 10
FDH EENr--W Warehouse. uu Hwltch ana
rnycd street close iu. Phone Usage
FOR RENT- Fart NJ room Tor small,
clean business. close In location. fine
show w.ndows, reasonable rent =. -.
Fireman, ll- 3. i"Hion. .-.
For RENT Room. suitable Tor storage.
alley entrance. close I'm, rour of ll2 5.
boston. v n. Freeman. ne s. HoEon.
RON r,.,..r u,,.,n... ,..,, ..,
rnr E,rst ami 1'rSippaii' 100
feot floor spacc Tho hest lora-
ton ln Tulsa for large food
marbot Btockman Bros. 1908
Daniel BIDS,
MARCH l5-Tiyo room modern house.
close In, couple only. Address biO l.,
World,
NEW Tulsa Ready -to.W Wear store wants 10
lease space for high class beauty porlor.
Address Fields, $40 = Main.
STOREROOM FOR ront Brick 2Ox7O. 5ti
n Denver can Cedar 3lt6. l.. A.
Hurst. ------
STOREROOM for rent, concrete floor,
altS eh'hh'e o"'y' ll'' ~ mann Ne""'
wv --------.--.
STOHEROoM, 23Nlad feet, very desirable
In'huoh igF sI"r,Iy anIr. ssu'
bldE JIG w Thltd. Usage llAs.
WE WILL have Tor reui about Mhfch L.
very desirable, wei ll-located store
room on SIXTH Just or main Usage
652.
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ONN 4 NOME by uNSsIur $3.50. roow
house. u Kendall oversize Iut. huuHo 100
usrgg l.Nl. g. Is. I.Hlr $40 Roberts
NHE
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are visiting Mrs. w. O. Morrison
and family while Mr.. Turner is
visiting his parents in Western
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cave and
son of Lone Jack, Mo-, called at
the home of Mrs. H. j. McClintic
Friday. They were driving to
Lamar for a visit.
Mrs. NJ. S. Simpson was called
to Longton, Kan, Saturday by
the death of her sister. She was
accompanied by her son, Chas.,
and daughters, Mrs. Lee Dawes
and Mrs. Orland Eggleson, and
Mr.. Dawes and Mr.. Eggleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allison and
son and Mrs. Gene Knorp and
son and daughter of Hazelton,
Kan, who have been the guests
of Mrs. w. @. Morrison and
family have left for Manhattan,
Kan, where Mr., Allison, Harley
and Miss Ruby Knorp will enter
college.
The G. c. Club was entertained |
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ralph
Berry and Mrs. Willie Simpson.
at the home Of Mrs. Berry. The
members exchanged pickle reel
pes and pickle making was dis
cussed. The Club decided to hold
a food sale in Butler Saturday,
Aug. rs. The proceeds to be
used to clean and redecorate the
Interior of the school house. The
MEMBERS of the Club are expect
ID to contribute to the sale and
my outside contributions will be
appreciated, especially from
hose who are interested in the
cAool. The Club will hold their
august social at the home of Miss ,,
race Berry Saturday evening.
aug. 26. The meeting adjourned !,
0 meet again. Sept. 9Th. Dainty !
efreshments were served by the =
OSteSS I
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. O'Dea and
daughter, Alleen, and Mr.. ano
Mrs Chas. Mclaughlin and son
Clare, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Boone Brandon.
! The revival meetings at the
Passaic church closed last Friday
night. We are sorry to have
Bro. Silvers leave us.
Mr.. ID. w. Cox and grand
daughter, Vera Carter, and Betty
Dyson spent Sunday afternoon
at the j. c. Noble home.
Miss Ella Suits and children
left last Tuesday for Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Miss Lea Suits and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Stults will take
charge of the farm.
Robert Snyder spent Sunday
with John Shelby.
Mrs. Henry Whitfield and SON.
Lloyd, left one day last week for
Warrensburg, Mo-, where they
will visit relatives.
Miss Irene Clark is visiting her
cousin, Miss Jessie Heckadon.
John Jenkins and children
Chrystal and George, spent Sun.
day at the Stanley jenkins home. |
Mr.. Vanfossen, who has been
visiting in Nodaway county, re-
ports crops doing fine.
Ray Newell sold cattle in But.
Ter Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Dyson spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. A, C.I
Roster.
VIM. Rice of Passaic has gone
On vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl SCHUYLER
md children motored to Urich
asst week to attend the old sol.
Tiers reunion. /
Mary and Ralph Barclay were
Butler visitors Saturday.
Next Sunday will be the an
lual reunion Of Prairie Rose
chool district. Don't forget the !,
icnic dinner. Il
THE DUTCH TWINS.
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Ballard Breezes.

Mrs. w. A. Kenney went witt
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Newton
near Butler, to Ell Dorado
Springs to spend week.
Mamie Ellen and James Ke-
digh spent week visiting their
cousin, Miss Freda Kedigh, near
urlch and attended the Urich re-
union.
Mrs. Myrtle keirsey enter
tanned the Ballard Culture Club
Thursday night. Games were
played and refreshments of ice
cream and cake was served.
kenney Bros. and Virgil Vain
scott attended Poland China
hog sale at Drexel Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Winegardner went
to her mothers, Mrs. Dolly Day,
Sunday to spend a few days.
The Community Building is
progressing nicely. 1t is to be
used as High School building
at Ballard this winter.
Mr.. Percy Winegardner went
to Kansas City with his brother,
Frank Winegardner, who was
going to have his eye operated.
Walter McCombs and family
spent Saturday with Arthur
and family.
Jake Kedigh and family visit
ed W. E. Greer and family Sun
day.
Harry Fisher near Ballard Wis
ted relatives in Vernon county
asst week.
The Ballard Culture Club met
Saturday evening.
THE TRIPLETS.
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Virginia News.

John Hamilton and family re
turned home last week from
visit near Carthage, Mo.
Miss Ruth Leonard spent tn,
week end with her sister, Mrs
James Park.
Charley Wolfe, of Kansas City
motored home Saturday evening
to visit with home folks.
Mr.. Estel Bedwell, of Foster
spent Sunday at the A. c.. Bed.
we'll home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Black, of
Butler, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Park Sunday.
Gland Martin and family of
Iowa are here visiting with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. s. Martin.
Miss Reta Jones spent Monday
night with Miss Dena Hamilton.
Mrs. Woodburn of near Vir-
ginia spent last week visiting in
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Lindner and
little son, Wayne, of Kansas City
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her father, G. W. Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Fleming
went to Kansas City Sunday.
Miss Edna Walker of Butler
spent the week end with her
atfHt-, w -MeEadden.-
Mrs. Claud Kinion and little
sons of Butler visited with Mrs.
Zee NJ. Hardinger, Mrs. c. w.
Welliver and Mrs. leila Wolfe a
Few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Malone and
title daughter, Dorothy, and
Mrs. Maggie Park. left Sunday
or a trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Steele and
amily, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hard
niger and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
red Brayton and son. Mr.. and
lrs. Louis McElroy and family,
lrs. }. Hartley and daughter,
'ern, Dona and Oleva Speir,
larry, Virgil Hazel and Mildred
'urk, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hill and
amily and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
lardinger took their dinners to {
[r. II. Steele's timber Sunday.
ii enjoyed fine time.
Mrs. Rachel Ford of Kansas S
ity is visiting in this neighbor- j
God.
A. c. Bedwell and family and a n
w friends took their dinners to
ON Hoffman's timber Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Welliver F
I'D daughter, Miss Audrey, spent
anday with their son, c. E.
'elliver and family of near APP T
eton City.
THE OLD MAID.
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Cortland and Athol.

The Epworth League of the NJ
=. church of Butler enjoyed a
fish fry on the river here Thurs.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith have
returned from a visit with rela.
tives at Ell Dorado Springs.
Frank Patrick and cousin of
Virginia spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs j. j. Nickel.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Richard Payne
and two daughters of Warrens.
burg were guests Of j. G. Poor
and family the first Of the week.
Miss Rowena Payne remained
for . longer visit and Min e.
tells Poor accompanied the
Paynes home for . visit.
Mrs. Frank Turner and baby
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SELBY BROTHERS
House Painting. Vanishing
Staining and Enameling
All "olk guaranteed Office-Farmer's Bank
4,4t Passaic. Mo.

Miss Anna Frisbe spent Sun
day with Miss Edna Gilmore.
Mrs. James Harvey, who has
been quite poorly is now i'm.
proved.
Edna Evans met with a pain
full accident last Sunday morning
when her horse fell and crushed
one of her limbs. She is reported
as getting along nicely.
Miss Lille Wigger spent Sun
day with Maud Kretzinger.
Julia Gates, of Appleton City
has been visiting her friend,
Helen Nickel.
The following enjoyed a fish
ing trip Thursday near Urich
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nickel and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rich
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas
Evans and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Evans and family, AIR.
and Mrs. Reuben Shillinger Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keen, Miss Julia
Gates, Mr.. Alvine Kolosick, Mr..
"A. McCracken and Howard
Chambers.
Stella Mae Keen spent Satur-
day night with Edna Evans.
Frances Evans spent Saturday
night with Alene Stephenson.
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Virginia Locals.

Canning peaches is the order o
the day.
Bro. Pfost preached at tn
Christian church last Sunday
morning and night.
The busy bees were Loyalty en-
tertained last Thursday night or
the M. E. church lawn by the
willing workers.
Our vicinity is sure dry. We
haven't had rain here for about
four weeks.
Bro. Bowman breaches next
Sunday morning and night at the
NJ. E. Church.
DR.. Lusk was called to see
Harry Sanford last Saturday
night.
j. B. Sanford transacted bust
ness in the county seat Saturday.
Holly Pahlman contemplates
building a new barn this fall.
Ellsworth Burch is still having
trouble with his hand. He had
blood poison in it last winter.
After this year Joe Whinnery
is going to move on his farm just
northeast of Amoret.
Sleepy Jim would like to have
the photographs of "Billy."
Red Head" and Aunt Jane"
to see if they favor. They are
all correspondents of the Butler
papers.
Butler had another big fire
last Friday night on North Main
street doing thousands of dollars
worth of damage.
Mac Braden was transacting
business in Amoret Friday.
We were under the impression
that after the new store opened
up at Amsterdam we would sure
ly get IA dollar day" bargain
sale. Gentlemen, what is the
trouble with you business men of
Amsterdam and Amoret that you
10 not give lis these bargain
lays. 1t is very true we haven't
any OF us got very much money,
)ut we all have a little and if you ,
Will tell lis what You have to sell .,
II the way of a bargain we would :
urely appreciate it. We are en- ',
tiled to dollar day sale once in q
great while surely. All it costs
'ou gentlemen is a little printers 1
nix and we will do the rest. u
The carpenters are working on I
Imery Porter's house. They are
uttlng on the Notwithstanding Ct
nd otherwise finishing the build Il
~ which he bought and moved a
0 his farm.
The writer was informed by le
ne Bank of Amsterdam that the 5
ar owned by Mr.. O. l.. Shaffer
nd was destroyed few days NJ
go by fire was covered by in Ct
france. Mr.. Shaffer was not
Ire at the time that he had any W
lsurance on his car as the Bank
Amsterdam has all of his pri- Ill
ate papers. However, Mr.. Aid "
:, cashier of the bank, had taken W
me by the forelock and kept the
surance up, which Mr.. Shaffer co
Try much appreciates.
SLEEPY JIM. CT
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Virginia News.

Mr.. and Mrs. McQuinn and son
came in Sunday from their trip
to Kentucky.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Fleming
spent Sunday with their SON
Jesse Fleming and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. .Welliver
motored to Rockville last
Wednesday.
Derrell Brayton visited Alfred
Hartley Sunday.
Miss Bertha Craven visited in
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North Oak Grove.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Nickel and
children were entertained at the
Chester Gates home Sunday.
The following were enter
tanned at the Ike Dickson home
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice
Dickson and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Stephenson and son,
Homer Dean, and Rev. Wier.
Alcne Stephenson spent Sum
day with Frances Evans.