Westmoreland Recorder from Westmoreland, Kansas • Page 5

i county convention of tended the M. W. A. The invoice of Rnbson Bros money-maker and the oung folks store will be completed tomorrow are the kind to ntinue the old LOCALS farm along prosperous lines. morning and Biggart Sons will open up at once for business.

Their page ad 'his week tells about it. Farmin Jake Siddens is seriously sick. All school districts in Pottawatomie county will hold their annual meetings this year on Friday, April 14 at 2 m. The Farmers Alliance Insurance Company of Mcl'herson, Kansas, Topeka was in Eli Rorieers of town Monday writes your insurance at ac u.il The Epworth League will hold cost Why send your money east their monthly business meeting at with Old Line Insurnnce compnnie-tha home of Floretta Dai ley. Fri-i when you can do much better ani day evening, 7 A sjcial -heaper ai home.

They write live hour will be enjoyed after the stock at same rate as farm property. C. A. Ee fton wii'l add an upper story to his Wostm residence. Will Grutz.nachsi and sons will do the k.

ade Easy A. W. Parks visited his folks on Bluff Creek. Sunday. business is over.

Prof, an! Mrs G. T. Codding C. E. Morris has been seriously sick but is a better today.

E. H. Bushey and family visited relatives at Wheaton, Sun-jay. Miss Edythe Channell returned Saturday from Kansas City where sha hps visiting the G. A.

and in case of loss you get just what you insure your stock at; no appraisement. See or write, 1 tf J. M. Dev.T. Blaine, Kansas are over at IlRVrnsville this werk oa account the seriojs illness of! P.

Witter, father of Mrs. Cod de- A. W. Parks will make his livery of fruit treej tomorrow Whitehu rst tami ly. Will Darnell, the drayman, let a trunk fall on his hand ani broke one of his fingers.

Dr L. R. Carson dressed the wound. ding, Ernest Hoover is teanhirg Prof. Codding's classes.

A. E. Hawkinson of Spring Creek township was in town For the first time in many werki. the Recorder is a day late. Our tardiness is caused by James Loirs don, owner of the Recorder hniM ing, having a ne floor put in the press and composing room on Tues Mrs.

C. Hughes was stricken with paralysis on morning. She had suffered a Jim Buffiinfrton will ej to Hutchison to-morrow to stay with his sister, Mrs. E. R.

Roper, and take medical treatment. stroke previously and is in a critical Mrs. M. Thorp of Bigelow is aisisting in the Elmo hotel during court day and Wedneiday. A 1 the m-chinery, cass, stan Is had to condition.

She has been in feeble health for many months. J. A. Siddens aud family of Manhattan came up today to pssist in caring for his father, Jake Siddens, who is seriously sick. Genuine Red River Early Ohio seed, potatoes at the Swartz-Lynn Mercantile Co.

51 3t he shifted about times ard printing work could not be done while the cur nn'tf were ie Grutzmather Sons did the car penter work We nppreria the improvement, all right, but we were lucky to get out a papr-r at all this week. Best slock dip in the market at 90 cents a gallon. A. P. Diiley's harness Bhop.

1-1 1 A L. had his thumb badly mashed and broken in Henry Morris' corn shelle Tups lay. Dr. R. Carson dressed the wound.

L. Biggart of Leavenworth county arrived in Westmoreland last week and is one of the part ners of the firm of W. A. Biggart Sons. His wife and children wil more here in a short time.

Mrs. Schuyler Bigelow and son Schuyler, of Havensville are over this week on account of the illness of her father, C. E. Morris. Little Schuyler who was so seriously sick is getting all right again.

With present day farm tools the sons do their farm work' easier than their fathers did. or perhaps work just as hard but accomplish more. Today, when on buy a farm implement, you might just as well have the best and there are none better than the lines we carry. PLOWS and LISTERS We carry the ROCK ISLAND and sulky plows and riding and walking listers. Try the toungless lister.

It runs tsier and you ik ii especially for corners and point imu. Riding ixv.C Walking Cultivators We still handle the 1-VU RSON and this store has sold scores of thtm. Every one gives satisfaction. We also carry the ROCK ISLAND and the NUW CENTURY and each has its strong points. Come in and look them over.

Our three-section oo-tooth harrow has no superior. OUR GRANITE WARE STILL HOVES We can still supply you with that granite ware ware all right, price about half what it ordinarily sells for. BOARD OF COLNTY COMMISSIONESS Willie Grutzmacher, Bert rt and Wendall Biggart went to Wa-mego, Sunday this We have some choice kaffir corn seed and some millet setd for sale. 50-f Haurk's Elevator Co Wheaton, Kansas. Mold Regular Session at Westmoreland Week; Business Transacted Prof.

C. A. Scott and family are up from Manhattan visiting his relatives here. I have for sale at my residence wagon sealec, good range cook A daughter wis born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs F.

M. Reiser at their home in Muskogee, Ok ahoma. Mrs. Reiser was formerly Beulah Stanley. stove, kitchen cabinet, bed springs Claude Thorp of Bigelow is down working for the Westmoreland Telephone Company.

The board of county commissioners met Monday in regular with T. Doyle, Matt Rezac and P. E. Harrell, commissioners and W. S.

PlummT county cli rk present N. Motley was allowed a rj bate of taxes on $155 valuation. ar other household furniture. l-2t Mrs. Rosa Huckstadt, Westmoreland Kansas Mrs.

Roy Fairchild and little girls and Sam Shinneman visited at Frankfort over Sunday. Rennith Toothaker went alone by train to Wheaton the first of the week to visit his grandparents, ivlr. and Mrs. J. N.

Wilson, and returned alone Amos Plummer of Onaga was Mr and Mrs. I R. Hilton learned by a telegram Sunday that they bad became grand parents. A daughter, Alberts May, was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. visiting relatives at Westmoreland The board reduced the assess ment $8 95 per acre wi of nwj section 11-10-11. The board declared the assess and Moodyville this week. Knitter at San Barnerdino, Calif.

Try one of those Sunday dinners by Hilton's at LaPierre Hotel. 51-tf On account of Honest Bill's show coming Saturday night H. M. Pomeroy's motion picture show will be Friday night The new electric light will be used. ment of C.

H. and Albert Dolnh erroneous on $1375 valuation, the tax being $8.01. The assessment of Lulu B. Let-tick, St. Marys, was reduced on 5 feet of lot 5 and 22 feet I endeavor to perform for you the best work that reasonable experience and extreme care can accomplish.

My prices are governed thereby. G. R. Loofbourrow, 52-tf Dentist. I have millet seed for sale at 90 cents Phone 187, 2 short, long.

52-tf Guy McLaughlin. New Perfection OIL HURNER The liliS warm weath- of lot ti. Christine, the two-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. H.

Bushey, broke one of her fingers in a clothes wringer. Dr. S. Toothaker attended tha case. er cooking stove on the market.

Get our prices. The following banks receiving ccunty deposits were on account of E. Brack, the Onaga Veterinary, will be in Blaine every first and third Friday and ac Wheaton every first and third Saturday of each Agnes Scott, who will graduate this year in the State Normal at Emporia, was home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Willis visited their daughter, Mrs. Will Lindermann, near Wheaton, The V. R. C. ladies will as legal points required to renew their bonds: Fostoria State, Blaine State, Onaga State, Havensville National and Citizens State, Westmoreland.

Citizens of St. MaryB and Wamego each asked for an appropria month, prepared to do all work in my line. E. Brack, V. S.

tf Phone 7 on 21 Onaga. sist the city this summer in caring for the cemetery. They deserve much praise for the good work did last year along this line. FARM implements are a little cheaper than last year. See us and get our prices before buying tion of $50 00 for a tulwrculosisex- Miss Alice Ingalls of Seneca, is clerking in Biggart Sons store.

She formerly clerked for Robson Bros. hibit and each was given $20 CO We handle all kinds of feed, corn Chop, bran, shorts, oil meal an chick feed. Houcks' Elevator 9 tf Wheaton, Ransas I ke the Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds exclusively None better hatching eggs at $1.00 per set ting of 15, J6.00 per hundred, have proven so lar 95 per cent fertile. Phone 198, 4 rings. for that purpose.

Mrs. E. M. Brunner came up Owen Harris' Barn Burned The fine barn of Owen Harris 52-3t B. A.

Conawsy, No. 1. Blaine, Kansas, from Wamego with her husband, the county attorney, to attend court. near Havensville burnel i'riday R. F.

D. night. Seven head of good horses I have for Bale R. C. Rhode Island Red eggs at fifty cents a Betting.

Phone 56. 50 tf Mrs. H. W. Monroe, Westmoreland, Ransas.

I I H. M. Pomeroy has bought a Egelston Thiebaud and mules and eight head of young cattle, a lot of alfalfa corn, hay, E. H. Brenton and C.

Logan went to Onaga yesterday and at- six-horse power gasolene motor engine and a dynamo and will use electricity for light and power for harness, saddles and farm imple KANSAS WESTMORELAND, his moving picture Bhow. The ments burned. This was one of the finest barns in that part of the country and replaced a big barn engine is a good one and the light furnished is much steadier than that was struck by lightning and Sixty Years the Standard I can be gotten from the smali city burned on the same site in 1905. It is surmised that a tramp was elec.ric THE RECORDER FOR NEAT JOB WORK I sleeping in the barn and accidentally set it on fire. On account of Mrs M.

L. Ba'r entertained the V. R. Thursday a ternoon. having a birn burm previously.

There was a large attendance and Mr. Harris waa unusually a good program. Mrs. J. C.

gan in regai tire. Sevaral barns Reduced Prices on Pliotis have bu ned in tne past few years and Mrs. Francis Hutehism assist ed the hos.eas in serving a deli cious luncheon. Libhie Carley about Hivt nsville and some of them from no apparent causes. 'V Mrs F.

Richa d'on tin 1 Mrs W. Finley were gues'i of ub Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S A I A Mr. I. Divis, a nicces-fiil Until fifter April 15, 1911, I will make the following reduction on photos: $3 ''O photos, now $2.50 4 00 phol now 3 50 5.00 photos, now 4.50 Post Cards 1.25 merchant of Baileyvi 1 It makes home baking easy 1 and gives nicer, foetier and cleaner food than the "reedy- made." 'liiere is no baking a I It makes home baking easy and gives nicer, better and cleaner food than the "ready-made." 'liiere is no baking BS'istiiig Bros, and Biggart noici tns weeK. tie siys ne his nfv peon a stock of general powder or preparation like it e.g&z to ft fcr quickly and perfectly making the delicate hot biseiiit, ha! bread, niuilin, cake and merr-handise so uniformely i an That Awful Base Hall (iamc The has ball gam? which was to have been pUyed last Monday between the marrierl men aid the single men va pistrined uoti' Monday the 10th.

Toe reasin for pjstnonp mor.t was on account of all thf si nub- men net and up to- fate. The several fam ilie of people living here have been showed their ap-preHition of Vr. Davii by invit Remember that I am ready at all times to do jewelry and watch repair work and guarantee satis-iactiou. my liny of jewelr; post cards, I can please you. ing him out every day to lini r.

hirken having nvtr cj.is 1 heay mit-j tens. And tio, t'ey wre afraid that Fatty's "Spitrer" would No Alum No Lime Phosphates freze before he could deliver it. S. W. COOPER I Mr and Mrs.

Nat roothaker have moved from near Wheaton I to a seven acre tract north of the Onaga city limits. Nat Toota-'ker. an3 his sister, Nellie, have taken the old farm on a i profit sharing plan and are operating it. That farm has been a "Alum in baking powder is dangerous and should be prohibited Prof. Schzveitzer, Stats Mo.

Kor Sale The property known as the Frank Haacke in Westmoreland is for sale at private sale See or write to R. L. Simon'on, Admr. 4'J-tf Wamego, KansaB. KANSA! WESTMORELAND, -l.