The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 9

Bmporla, Kansas, Saturday, October 19, 19S5 THE EMPORIA DAILY GAZETTE a Five News from Neighboring Towns WHEAT IN GOOD SHAPE. Special to oaztrte: Cottonwool Palls, Oct. 19. Wheat Is showing gresn and the crop has an excellent start in Chase county. Wheat farmers say the seed went into the ground here under the most favorable conditions possible.

Rains earlier in the fall furnish subsoil moisture and since the crop was seeded there have been frequent showers to furnish moisture. Farmers have this year taken care to prepare good seed-beds. MRS. LOWDEB ENTERTAINS. to The GawtU: Allen, Oct.

Floyd Lowler gave a shower for Mrs. Mable St. John and Mrs. Lawrence Rhudy, Thursday. A buffet luncheon was lerved to the following guests: Mesdames Friend Hulf, Lottie Wright, Lester Boosinger; Nellie Simmons, Ira Stonebraker, Ada Wright, Warren Seitr, John White, Daisy Holder, Gordon Davis, Austin Boosinger, Eva Wheat, Wilbur Powell, Ethel Huff, Ben Bright, Hunter Wheat, Walter Schureman, Lloyd Relgle, Mrs.

Grace Lowder and Clara Cunningham and Harry Echols of Admire; Miss Lizzie N. Reabourn. spent Sunday at Burlington with Mr. Cunningham's Mrs. Mary Erickson, mother of E.

P. S. CLUB PARTY. Special to Saffordville, Oct. members of the E.

P. S. club entertained their husbands at a party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett.

The evening was spent playing cards. Favors were received by Pearl Hullett, Harold Rishe) and Clifford Hullett. Refreshments were served. Thosepresent: Mr. and Mrs.

A. V. Blink Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. VanSlckle and Don, of Emporia; Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Harris. Mr. and Mrs A. Girard, Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Rishel, of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs L. ImMasche.

Mr. and Mrs. A Hullett, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett Barbara Hullett, Wilma Hullett, Carol Anne Bassett and Roma June Hullett.

CHASE COUNTY LAKE DELAYED Gr.ventment Will Furnish No CCC Camp FCT present. Special to The Gazette: Cottonwood Palls, Oct. in starting Chase county's big lake southwest of hers which was expected to get underway within the next few weeks, will now be inevitable, according to official information Just received from Washington, D. C. Information of the delay was mada through C.

C. Martin, acting supervisor of ECW administration, cf Mr.nkato. who reported orders from Washington were to the effect that no new construction will be effected during the sixth period. Ho also said that no further steps to locat? a CCC camp here for the starting of the lake would be taken at the present. It was possible, he stated, that construction of the camp might be undertaken during the seventh period.

Local officials had previously received informaticn that the colored camp which has been working Lvon county where they have just completed a lake would be moved Tuesday evening, here this month. The Chase county lake project a big one. A site comprising about 500 acres was purchased this year and the lake as planned will cover about 140 acres. The county voted $15,000 bonds for the purpose of building the site last November Mrs. A.

A. Wright, and her slater and brother, Mary and Clarence Erickson, all of Emporia, were day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Wright and family. Mrs. Rosatmah Spade, who was taken sick last Tuesday night, to somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond McDaniel and children, Gwendolyn and Keith, were Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marsh, of Bushonf. Mrs. Robert Barthlck returned Monday to her home at Dodge City after a visit with her mother, Mrs.

George McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. George Roce and children, of Virgil, were week-end guests of Mrs. Rose's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Spade. Mr.

and Mrs. John Bookman attended a family reunion dinner at lola Sunday and were accompanied home by Mrs. Bookman's sister, Mrs. Vic Pautz, of Kansas City. Mrs.

Pautz will spend the week at the Bookman home. Mr. and Mrs. George ROM and children, of Virgil; Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Spade and son, Eugene, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spade.

Saff ordriAe Itewi Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woolwlae and daughter, Olive, motored to Abilene Tuesday.

C. H. Garrison, of Cottonwood Falls, called at the Carl O'Daniel home Tuesday. Mrs. H.

H. Nelson has returned home from the Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City. Marion Hanson is sick at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hanson.

Doris Obley, of Emporia, spent Tuesday night with her Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Obley.

A large crowd attended the bargain day In Emporia Wednesday Mrs. Verne Wheat were visitors In Topeka, Tuesday. The condition of D. W. Leavell, who is sick at the home of his son Dr.

Fred Leavell, Is unchanged Mr. and Mrs. Friend Huff and Mr. and Mrs. Frank West and son Blly, who have been visiting friends Kansas, and relatives in southern have returned home.

Mrs. Frank Hill who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. John Karr returned to her home in Kingfisher, Saturday. MiDtr New. Mr.

and Mrs. James Hamlin and K. L. perry have gone to Scott county to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Whltmore and children. Mrs. Cora Eatwell and Mrs. Gertie Welter and William Cripps of Denver, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.

John Mundy. Miss Gladys Lungren returned to her work in Minnesota Wednesday after spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Charles Lungren. Rev. Fred Eastburg, of Herndon, has been here visiting with old friends in Stotler.

Mrs. Eastberg formerly lived In Stotler on a farm that is now the Ed Olson farm. Mrs. Mary Ahktrom spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Reynolds. Mrs. Myrtle Lynch spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Edith and Frances Lynch in Topeka. The Rev. Mr.

Eastburg was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. V. A. Lungren Tuesday Cripps and Mesdanses and Mrs. evening.

William Gertie Welksr and Cora Eatwel! returned to their home in Denver Friday after spending days with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cripps and other relatives. Mrs. Pearl Gutsch spent the day Tuesday with Mrs.

Frank Shepherd. from this community. The school Toledo and the Township Saffordville High grade Johnnie Hedberg the Berkman store. is working at Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Kaniper had as their guest this week Mr. Kaniper's father, whose home is to Marion. Arthur T. Johnson has to Kansas City where ha will work for school faculty picnic was held Tues- a "mercantile company. day evening in Peter Pan park with Henrv Brandon went to Harvey, viii.

Thursday evening to TO CHRISTEN SHIP Miss Margaret Ayres. daughter of William A. Ayres of Wichita, Member of the Federal trade commission and former representative to congress from the Fifth district, was designated by Wichita to christen the new cruiser, "Wichita," at Philadelphia. musical number given in memory of Mrs. C.

W. Morrison were given Fifteen members and two guests were present. A lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Eltoh Horton, Mrs. A.

L. Devore, Mrs. D. Curry and Mrs. Eva Green.

The Madison Parent Teacher association met Monday evening in the high school auditorium. Mrs Otie Bell, president, presided. After the business meeting a program was given. Relatives of Mrs. Julia Crawford met at her home Sunday to celebrate her eighty-second birthday anniversary.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford and children and Ed Crawford, of Fall River; Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Crawford and daughter, Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham and family, Fred Crawford and Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Haas and children. Mrs. R. C. Williams entertained the Contract Bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her home.

Mrs. L. M. Cook held high honors and Mrs. Raymond McCrum second high.

The Aid society of the Methodist church held an all day meeting last Thursday at the George Imthurn. home of A covered Mrs dish a wiener roast. Misses Lucille Raymond and Gusta Swenson were the hostesses. Those present: Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Colyer, Mr. and Mrs. ville Thursday evening to have treatment for an infected eye.

The members of the Royal Neighbor lodtje had a party at the Ken- linc. Rev. N. Carlson and Mrs. Carlson.

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chrlsten- sen. and Melvin Christsnsen, Mr. Cleotis Kukuk, W.

Bevlin Lu- nctl1 nom Thursday after- cilie Raymond, Roberta Works rc ta non of Mrs. Gordon Bo- Jean Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. V.

L. 1m- Masche, Gusta Swenson, Lucille Barger. Lucille Colyer, Marian Colyer. Donald Gene Kukuk. The Bridge club met Tuesday af- and Mrs John Holmberg and Mr.

ternoon with Miss Julia ImMasche ana Mrs wilbur parks a children Eleven members were present and W3nt to tnc Hans hrtstcnFen Mrs. Ella ImMasche, Mrs. Hanna ho: Denny and Mrs. Dorothy ImMasche were guests. Mrs.

Masche were guests. methods used by the teacher, Mamie Sloan, T. R. Evans and H. Woodbury, of Emporia were in Lebo on business Tuesday.

The M. E. Aid society shipped a barrel of fruit to Bethany hospital Tuesday. Roy Jones spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Kansas City attending a surgical demo.nstration. Mr.

Jones returned to Kansas City to Sring back the body of Otis Jones, whose funeral will be held in Reading Friday. Lebo had a scrimmage game with Burlington Tuesday evening on the Lebo field. The result of the game was 6 to 0 in favor of Lebo. Mrs. Roy Jones and son.

Donald, spent Wednesday in Ottawa visiting Mrs. F. R. McVey. Rev.

Orville Nitcher is attending the Baptist state convention which is being held in Ottawa this week. Tuesday was Women's day and the following women drove to Ottawa: Mesdames E. Hutchins, J. Devers, dinner was served at noon. The day was spent quilting and doing fancywork.

About 20 were present. The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church held their regular meeting Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage. Dorothy Knepp led the devotionals, and I Marjorie Anderson the lesson. The I following officers were elected: Marjorie Anderson, president; Audrey Ziegler, vice president; Margaret Cauldwell, recording secretary; Letha Horton, corresponding secretary; Dorothy Knepp, treasurer; Laura Neely, song leader; Miss Laura Greenwood and Miss Agnes Smith, councillors. Announcements have been made of the marriage of Miss Gertrude Neuenschwander of Lament, and Bert Paterson of Madison.

The marriage took place October 10 at Fort Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Paterson will be at home to their friends at the O. R.

Hinlon apartments. Dennis Thornton, of Madison, and Mrs. Myrtle Ammen. of Herington, were married October 7 at Marion. Mr.

and Mrs. Thornton will live in Madison. Announcement has oeen made of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Lincoln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lincoln, to William A.

Crouch, of Burlington. They were married at Burlington October 12. serve thr imrxplred term as clerk of school district 79. The vacancy was by the resignation of J. A.

Cleverly, who was transferred by the Empire Oil company to The MiidiKon school band accompanied by music director Raymond McCrum uiui Supt. W. D. Munson will tnke part in the parade at the Royal Livestock show in Kansas City Monday. Monday has been designated as Kansas day at the show.

The Madison High school honor roll is as follows: Bean, Betty Blackburn, Chester Callen, Margaret Cauldwell, Lois Curry, Margsirut Davidson, Madeline Miles, Genevieve Norton, Evelyn Yates; Albright, Cummins, Helen Erwln, Phyllis Jenner, Kenneth Lantz, Gladys Oliver, Mary Pritchard, Dorothy Wasson, Pearl Wilson, Audrey Ziegler; Anderson, Frieda Been. Bob Brooks, Katherine Cantrell, Irene Cauldwell, Dorothy Evans, Fern Finical, Louann Green, Sylvia Rhodes, Woodrow Rhodes, Nlta Rhyne, Dwight Rickabaugh, Irene Tabor; Albright, Marguerite Ault, Joan Clark, Pauline Cunningham, Dorcas Hyle, Florence Lee James, Elsie Larson. llton, freshmnn representative. The other officers are: Jeanctte Retsch- lag. Topska.

president; Helen Reid. Clyde, secretary; Sweetland. Wichita, vice president, and Roberta Smith, Reece, and Kattwrine Webb. Osage City, senior tatlves on the House council. DOG SHOOTS MASTER.

Tracy. Minn. Farmer Neis Erickson told the doctor and his friends: That he set his gun on the ground, His dog pawed the trigger, The gun was fired, And Neis lost two toes. Dorothy 3m- Mrs. Dorothy ImMasche was voted as a new member to fill the vacancy of Mrs.

Allie Jones, who has moved to Idaho. Favors were received by Edna Obley, Alpha Easter. Katherine Petford, Hanna Denny and Dorothy ImMnsche. Refreshments were served at quartet tables by Julia ImMasche and Ora ImMasche. N.

Ezell. of Emporia. a business caller in this community Thursday. Several persons in the Toledo vicinity charavaried Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hoffr.er near Plymouth Bnshont Rewt Mrs. Maude Tinkler, of Gypsum City, visited a few days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Mounkes, and brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs.

Roben Mounkes, and Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Mounkes, jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Elisha Mounkes, and Mrs. Tinkler were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Johnston in Emporia. Mrs.

Johnston and Mrs. Tinkler are sisters. Mrs. James Lewis has been visiting a few days at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Willis at Herington. Mrs. Lewis returned to her home In Bushong the first of this week and Mrs. Willis came to Bushong with her for a short stay at the Lewis home. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester C. Griffith, of Allen, were supper guests Wednesday evening at the home of Griffith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Swarner.

James Steffen visited Wednesday evening at the home of his grandparents, Mounkes. Mr. sr. and Mrs. Elisha Admire ftews Mrs.

Margaret Woodcock returned home Monday from Bluff Creek, where she visited her son, Albert Hauck, and Mrs. Hauck. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Hauck and Mrs.

Lucy Peate Mr. and Mrs. William Betts and Mr. and Mrs. John Betts, of Crystal, Iowa, arc guests of Mrs, Betts' sister, Mrs.

E. J. Spencer, and Mr. Spencer, and Mr. Betts' mother, Mrs.

Frankie Betts. They will alio visit other relatives and friends at Council Grove. Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Born and son. Junior, of Osage City, and V. M. Born were Sunday dinner of Mr, and Mrs.

Scott Ham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cunningham ELMORE HURT CO. Rrrten TOFEKA EMPOHU BONDS GorernmenUI tines and Corporate.

ttrted and UaMit- ed. LOCAL SECURITIES Banding it Loan Confidential eouiultatkma Let aerve ysu CM Rev. and Mrs. J. A.

Pratt and son. Floyd, attended the program at Grandview Wednesday evening. Aden News The Allen High school girl's softball team the Admire girls Thursday with a score of 8 to 5. Thursday to spend the evening with them, the occasion being Mrs. Chrlstensen's birthday anniversary.

Mr. Carlson conducted an hour of devotional sen-Ice In both the Swedish and American languages. Mrs. JsiBie Whitmore and Mrs. K.

L. Perry were hosterses at the aid society meeting in the church baiement Wedntsday. Sammie Lungren has gene Minnesota to visit relativas and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

James Hamlin of Warrensburg, were visiting at the home of Mrs. Margaret Perry Friday, Mrs. Caroline Lynch and Ada Rumsey were shopping in Osage City Wednesday evsning. Mif. Rumsey returned to her work at Wlnflcld Friday after Ed S.

B. Dressier, Anna Eb- i Mr an Mrs. John H. Pankhaus- erts, O. L.

Nitcher and Mattie Oro- er are the parents of a daughter, ver. Anna Elizabeth born Thursday, Oc- The Methodist Aid societv met at toter 10, at the Newman Memorial saveral days' lives here. vacation with rela- thc church Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames S. E. Richardson, N.

W. McCandless. E. O. Bonnell and Paul Allen as hostesses.

A piano solo by Mrs. Charles Knight, and a vocal solo by Mrs. C. C. Cummins were given preceding the meeting.

Mrs. Tom Knight presented the devotional lesson on the "Understanding Heart." The new executive committee for the first section which will begin its work November 1, are Mrs. D. P. Jones.

Mrs. Nelson Thome and Mrs. George Paxton. R. S.

Morrow, of Omaha, is here looking after the coal pit which he is opening up on Dr. D. W. Reid's farm. Ross Gault made a business trip to Bartlesvilie.

Tuesday. County hospital In Emporia. Fred Swegle, Homer Burris and James Frazler left Wednesday morning for the CCC camp near Toronto. A. c.

Bean has been appointed to C. of E. Women Elect. Five vacancies In the self-government organization of Dunlap hall, women's dormitory at the College of Emporia, were filled nt an election Friday. The elected are: Marjorie Invfc.

Pratt, head prrw- tor; Maxine Wagg. Osage City, freshman proctor; Nalda Townsend, Phillipsburg, dormitory treasurer; Helen Miller, Albuquerque, N. Junior representative on the House council, and Virginia Murrell, Ham- WANTED! EMPORIA MAN FOR EMPORIA JOB! Here is a real opening for a young married man, about 30 years old, who out of a job or who has a job but wants to better himself. He must able to do collecting, have selling ability and generally work himself into one of Emporia's biggest retail businesses. This is a permanent job with salary, but the man we want must have confidence of his ability.

Write in a Letter. Address to B. cure The Gazette Our Whole Wheat Bread IB prepared in tlir most healthful, wholesome way baked Retains Its freshm 1 and good to tlie last crumb. "The btxt hrrad In tow HUMPHREYS' BAKERY Madison Newt Many people from Allen attended i vls tors rlda 3 the game, which was played on the Admire diamond. Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Giger and Mrs. Iva Oiger were visitors in Emporia.

Thursday. Mrs. W. C. Day's division of the Aid held a meeting at the home of Mrs.

Clarence Grandeen Thursday, and the time was spent in quilting Those present were Mrs. Earl Powell, Mrs. M. J. tenners, Mrs.

Peiff, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs F. Payne, Mrs. Austin Boosinger Mrs. Clifford Day, Mrs.

C. Pred- rlckion, Mrs. Lucille Williams, Mrs W. C. Day, and Mrs.

Carl Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Bern Davis were visitors In Emporia, Thursday. The Allen High school boys' softball team was defeated by the Miller High school boys on the Miller diamond, Tuesday.

The score was 8 to Mrs. Emery spent Wednesday night with her mother. Mrs. Swartz, in Osage City. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Kline and Mrs. Charles Kline were Oasge City Mrs. J. H.

Bangs, Mrs. Laura Martin and Miss Alice Martin were guests of Mrs. M. B. Taylor at Ken- 7.

The following people attended the Missionary meeting held at the First Methodist church in Emporia, Wednesday: Mrs. Ed Haas and daughter Ester, Mrs. 8. A. Davidson, Mrs.

Susie Chapen. Mrs. Austin Boosinger, Mrs. C. E.

Coffman, Mrs. Bert Hyle, Mrs. Essie Davidson, Mrs. T. H.

Moffet and Mrs. Harry Leavell. and Mrs. John McGrew were callers In Emporia, Tuesday The Lulu chapter of the O. E.

held a meeting at the Masonic hall, Tuesday evening. A social hour was held and refreshments were served. The hostesses were Velma Dettmer, Miss Lizzie N. Reaburn. Grace Lowder, Billie Estes and Ploy Lowder.

Edwin Hase has purchased the old Romer building and is remodeling It. The building will be used" for a pool hall. Jake Zugg returned from Kansas City, Tuesday. Mrs. Edith Cowan's group of the Dow Valley Sunday was entertained at the home of Mrs.

C. L. Douglas Friday evening. Mrs. Jack Gardener and Mr.

and Mrs. Paye Webb was shopping in Emporia Thursday morning. MM. C. C.

Harrison has returned to her home after several days in Auburn. Lebo Newi Ann Lewis was in Kansas City the first of the week to see the display of new Fords. The Security Benefit lodge had a covered dish supper at the Masonic hall on Tuesday night. October 15. Election of officers was held, the following were elected: Lucius Lewis, president; J.

Devers, vice president: Noble Davis, secretary; Birdie Davis, treasurer; Mrs. L. Lewis, chaplain. Mrs. Lester Lynch, of Paola, came Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Parry. Goldie Richards, of Gridley, is visiting her cousin. Mrs.

J. Burlm- game. Harvey Griffiths and wife, who are staying in Burlington, were in town Tuesday making arrangements to have their household goods moved to Burlington. Mr. Griffiths is now operating a filling station in Burlington.

Helen Nutting and Marjorie Morse went to Emporia Wednesday evening to attend the lecture by William Hard at the Teachers College. Emporia and Lebo will play football in Lebo Friday afternoon. The school faculty and members of the school board enjoyed a picnic supper at the Boy Scout cabin on Wednesday evening. Wells Smith, of Emporia, gave a talk to the Lebo school Monday, October 14. His subject was, "Think for Yourself on the Liquor Question." Supt.

J. A. Parsons took his normal training class out to the Booth school Thursday to observe the Osage City Coal The tame that we handled last year Direct from the mine to your bin Tnck Operating Daily 1 ton 2 3 14; 6 $27 Yw have tried the rest, now barn the bent Coal Man 314 Merchant St. 1787 Mrs. Carrie Sowdcr left Inst week for a visit with relatives at Los Angeles.

Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Imthurn were called to Wellington Monday by the serious illness of Mrs. Imthurn's cousin, J.

E. Doud. Mrs. Ralph Rogers and son, Gary, are visiting relatives at Hope. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Will White, of Washington, D. were guests Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Shunk Wednesday. Mrs.

Virgil emit, of Pindlay. 111., Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Cole, and Mr. Cole.

Mrs. C. W. Tilomas and children, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

S. E. Hood and family, left for their home at Forrest City, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs.

U. R. Wagler. of Ontario, spent a few days the first of the week with Mrs. O.

F. Donally, and daughter, Betty Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaniel and children, of Fairfax, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Oldham, last week. Mrs.

Clara Holzapfel and Mrs Ray Garrison, of Colony, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.

V. Hopkins last week. Rev. and Mrs. E.

H. Knepp and daughter, Dorothy, spent Tuesday evening at Americus. E. F. Cantrell, of will succeed J.

A. Cleverly, who was recently transferred to Russell. He will work for the Empire Oil and Refining company. George Ott made a business trip to Amarillo, Texas, the first of the wjek. The Loyal Women's class of the Christian church held Its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church.

After a short business session a program which consisted of readings, a book review and a Gift Taxes AND Estate Taxes IN view of the higher rates of tax imposed on the transfer of estates under the new Federal Revenue in the case of the larger persons are giving thought to the comparative rates of existing taxes on estates and gifts. We shall be pleased to send you on request, our folder, "The New Federal Taxes and Your Estate," giving the amounts of Federal taxes on estates, gifts and incomes of varying amounts. There may be important business, investment and financial questions to consider in any rearrangement of your estate plans. Our officers will be glad to discuss these with you and to explain how our trust services may 1-- value ro you and to your family or other beneficiaries. The Citizens National Bank EMPORIA, KANSAS "It Does Make A Difference Where Ton Do Yonr Banking" Medical Directory The following ara all in good standing of tht Lyon County Medical Association and art graduates of reputable medical schools.

P. Butcher, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Offlct ph. pk.

If no uiwer cull Cxch. 119. CU. Bank TRIMBLE TRIMBLE M. D.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Kuotn 101 Second Floor. Gaxetta ftnlldlnf C. L. PATTON, M. D.

Medicine, Phonet: lani. 1M4W Suite too Queue D'llldma F. A. ECKDALJL M. D.

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439 Oom-L DAVID R. DAVIS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Uut. 1331 AW II no till rhj.

Eich. 141 I nil QiTtttc O. J. CORBETT, M. D.

Suriter? and HIM 328 RCA If no answer, 441 Com'l. F. M. Shonkwiler, M. D.

Specializing In Diseases at Colon and Rectum. Phone 1M O((lce: ComnereUI A. W. CORBETT, D. Surgtty Tt-Hmj Pilonen: Bus.

163 Rci. 129 no cill Phyi. Cxcb. 441 507 Vi Com-l. D.

MORGAN, M. D. Phones: It no answer, call Cxr.h 441 Nallgni) Dink otdf. W. MANNING, M.

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call feicb. 441 Suite 101 Onrette Bulldlni C. W. LAWRENCE M. D.

M. A. FINLEY M. D. Physician and Ptiones: H'jnlneiui S21.

(tea. 501 Strand Bulldtnt Philip W. Morgan, M. D. DUtnoili tnd Ph.

911 rh. tf no answer, call Phys Bxch. 441 Bulldlni W. B. GRANGER, M.

D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Thrott Glasses Fitted. Suite A. Ground Floor. Guette Phono Dental Directory follomng art all of tht American Dental Association in good standing DR.

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