The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 4

THE DAILY GAZETTE- THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1926 Neighbor Town News Cottonwood Falls Honors Donors ofSwope Park coming do-wn a toward the Rainbotv Veterans Reunion. water to save her 9-j'ear-old sis- 1 Veterana the 42d (Hatnbow) ter Dorothy, from injury. Belle in Bmporia observed the broke the force the sicd but eighth anniversary of the sirls were injured. Dorothy jsive battie of Champagne at a dla- was unconscious several hours, jeer at the home i- rank SemTn, i Market. Every year on July 14 the Rainbow men hold a re' riOXEBR KAXSAX DIES.

union in Emporla. Mr. Schuh's i deli and sons, Mr. sad Mrs. W.

A. PaUs. July 15. A Mrs. G.

E. Flnley. picnic, iior.oriag Misses Kuth and Lena Short, Dr. assd UTS. Lee Swcpc, who sare to Harry Mr, and Mrs.

R. cuy raro years ago 40 acres oil Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs, H. Z. 3ssa as city park, vasj Biaekburn.

Mr. and Mrs. John tere evening by the 5 Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. B.

Pen- This park was ny, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Chandler, named ia recognition! Sirs.

C. A. Co-wley, Mrs. L. W.

oi ftt pit. For the first lime! Dr. and Mrs. David Hilton, sine? donation the Mr. and Mrs.

G. B. Howard and was TEsde nublic, tbe con-i children, Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. How- Mayor: ard and dsughter. Marios: Misses JSraest. Tie gift was I Clarinda and Lois Mailon. Mr.

xjcconaKional. and Mrs. George E. Capwell. For seariy an hotjr J.

paughertv. Mr. and Mrs. D. use piesic laach, Mr.

Swope told M. Sniith and sons, Mr. and Mrs. events of a Tom Norton and daughter, Mr. the Swopes hsve iust completed and Mrs.

C. A. Coe and daughter, tie world. Mr. and Mrs.

1 Mr. Charles Schneider. Mr. and Swops- leave this week Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Loss Beach. CaliL i D. W. Wood, Mr.

and Mrs. John Arr.onR Uie guesis at picnic! McCleuan, Dudley Fisk, Mr. Mr. snd Mrs. P.

V. Aliord. and Mrs. C. W.

Parker and chll- Upton. Mr. and Mrs, dren, Robert Arnold, Mr. and AV- C. Austin.

Mr. and Mrs. TViu. Mrs. T.

H. McCabe, Miss HHah P. Kielcrls and danghter; Mr. CrccUer, Miss Minnie Xorton, and james and son; 7ur. Miss Claries Stout, Miss Eazel r-nd John Mr.

ami Mrs. 1 Stanbrough, Maurice Wood. Oeorce Miller ar.d children, hull. Miss Louise MeWilliams, Mr; aM Mrs. Bennett, Mr.

and i and Mrs. Ernest McKenzie and Mrs. Henry Giese and soif, Mr. son. Mrs.

Margaret Replogle, Mrs. and' Vrs. John Frew and C. H. Burnett.

Miss Doris Stout, V.r. aid Mrs. James McSee. Miss Dorothy Trowbridse, Charlea i'sro'd Blackshere and; Scribner. Mrs.

Carrie M. Howard. ivir and Mrs. M. M.

1 Mr. and Mrs. P. Evans. Da- Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Kuhl. Wood, all of this place. Mr. ana Mrs.

CSarence Garrison Miss Anna Arnold, Mrs. Fred 5 ii: rt i fiipsts were: Jack Hale, William Alfred 73, Bov nton, Home In Strong City. tosephson, Oi ear Obley, Carl and Calvin Lambert. Special to The Strong City, July DeBcll Richards, a resident Lectures on Food and Cooking-. Kansas for 52 years, died at his One hundred persons attended home in Strong City Tuesday a lecture ednesday eveatag ar night, following a long illness.

the First Methodist church by Dr. Mr Richards was born in Ken-i A. T. Bowden, of Ottawa Dr. tucky in 1S53 and came to Kan-1 Bawdea is head of the chemistry sas in 1S74, going first to Mar-j department of Ottawa unlversl-j shall countv.

He moved here a 13'- He discussed Food and tew years later. For the past Uelatiou to Health and iHustrat-, hali century Mattleld Green and i ed his points with demonstrations Strong City had been his home, of preparing and cooking foods. Besides his wite he is survived His chief topic was '--by four children. Mrs. Viola cooking." waterless and Otis L.

Richards, Strong- City; Arthur D. Richards, i A good way to tell what we are of Kansas City. and Mrs. accomplishing with our pupils is William Anderson, of Wichita, to como to Soden's next Sunday Funeral services -will be Friday evening at 5 o'clock and hear and afternoon at the Church of Christ see us perform. The proof the in Strong City at o'clock.

pudding liss in the eating, so the Interment will be In the Strong savins goes. We invite everyone City cemetery. to hear our program and hope you will be there. It will begin at 5 and should be over about 6:15. Come.

It's free. adv. Fishing Champ Says Crawfish 'Bit Him on Lip Special to The Gazette: Klmdale, July coun- ty's biggest fish story of the sea- i Lyon county viih ability and Announcement. For commissioner of First dis- i trict, subject to Republican vot- lers at August primary. My ambi- will be to seme tie people of son comes from Elk in the northwest part of the county.

is a story, with William Foster, Elk farmer, as the W. L. (Bill) Spencer. J.Irs. Cart B.

Cowley and daagh-! xer and family of Strong City; ters. Mr. and Mrs." Cyrus Wads- Walter Holcombe. of trorih and children, Mr. and Mrs.

homa; Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Joi I hereby announce my candidacy for renomination to the went fishing and did not office of county attorney, on the get a nibble.

Tiring of angling. Republican ticket, subject to the ok j-I decided to get a drink at a i vote of the primary election spring on the creek. As August 1926. S. S.

Spencer. Mrs. LeV Maule. Dr. ana Kmporia: Miss Edna Allen, of 1 M.

W. Woodhull and chll-1 Kansas City. Miss Esther Uls £lor dren. Dr. and Mrs.

A. E. Titus and I Fleming and Miss Evelyn Svrin- RC Ar ccudren. Mr. and Mrs.

L.E. Wad-1 ney, of Emporia. MRS HAKR1S PEAT). recital at evening About 50 part in a surprise- musical program. i And it's all free.

NEW SHIPMENT JUST UNPACKED Phoenix GENUINE Pure Silk Hose FOR WOMEN SPECIAL 1 PAIR ALL THE NEW SHADES Here's the biggest offering of genuine pure silk Phoenix Hose of the season. Wonderful values in 16 of. the newest You will want at least half a dozen pair at this flft special price of 1 Harry Ropfogel The house of Kuppenheimer good clothes BOSTIAN ELECTRIC CO. Phones, 75; Ret. for us ggd vrlli wire tor fit GROHBROsT Furnace and Sheet Work Tin Wort-aad Repalrlas Commercial St.

Si PHONE 100 Aud "rsll be Macornber 20 W. Slsth Phoa- 105 '1 Norton CLEAN'S CLOTHES 14 W. Sisti Phone 20 can and will save you money If given the opportunity. Oliver Tarrant Jeweler Optometrist 715 Com'l St. FURNITURE CLEARING A HOUSE 1 Fourth District i Woman, 77 Years Old, laved post of this city and the Russel! Marion County 45 Years.

post of Strong inn to Meetl two Chase county posts do to The Gazette: ion to theJr pan make thg Julv death of F. E. Button, candidate Re-i nomination for county: treasurer, will make efficiency courtesy the motto of the of-; five. Vote at primary, August adv. i campnieut of this district a big First Annual Kncampmcnt to tic event in August on Ifis: Cliase i WEAT11EB SETS RECORD.

I Mary Harris, who had been a resident of Marion county for 45 years, took one of the most widely Kouce. I hereby announce my candi- to Thr Cottoawoofl Foils. July 15. Mercury Sinks 50 Degrees in in 1S49. She was married at Mt.

women of this county. Mrs. da -Y she county, i Harris was 77 rears old. She was suhjeet to the Republican pn- born in White "county. Tennessee, manes.

Tom aa- Legion men district of Kai on their 01 here Aacust the Chase County. Cottonwood Falls. July 15. Vernon. in 1SS1.

and with her husband moved to' Marion county. She is survived by twp A special Jot of platform sons. J. H. Harris, of Wichita, and 'Adv.

spring scales, an- ideal household Friday and Saturday, $1.50 Jcli! ci rumtner resort weather which KV Harri" ot Marioi 'and 23. Arrangements lor the Kansas has been having tile past HaTn eacampment were completed at eefc made manj west-bound I a meeting held here Tuesday 01 otor touristSi who are seeking a i member? of the Claude Xewlee! cooler ciima wonder if they! McCarthy Hardware China Japan Manila I A Guarantee. The Standard Oil for Visit the stand AVest Sistlf ave- ue for fresh 'vegetables, eggs. fourth district cominandV.j'trsTdWrew ar hn i- Bradcn Johnson, of Marion. coolest mid-summer in have tried on a oOO-mi trip i w.11 bo Reason, Kg.tn.ta which my own S.t^ustCSsteps.-a.v,^ ranch, aisout uve south-Uhe fine weather.

of this city. Among the Service "I HKB SISTER'S i Durlinjrton Girl Herself in Front of Sled. will be State Com-! macdcr O'Neill, of Ossge City, i and Commander John-! 'son. of Marion. i There are 1,800 Legion mem-j hers in the Fourth District and an Special to The Gazette: -effort will be made to have Burlington.

July from every post of stole valor was displayed Sunday the district. Many of the men are i at a swimming hole 7 miles jslEar.Ing on bringing tents and of Burlington when Belie Spending the entire session here, Russell, 13-year-old Burlington Members of the Claude Nswleejgirl, stepped in front of a sled A special lot of. 2-cell miner's! flashlights, complete S5c. i LIFE Jones hereby announces McCarthy Hardware his candidacy for the Republican See the. vacation, that is alio an education.

Yes, a wonderful honeymoon, too. 46 days on a Canadian Pacific Empress It's only $16.30 per $75O for the round trip See Japan, China and the home via Vancouver, or stop" over anywhere you wish. Get foU particulars and complete information from local iteamship agents or nomination for commissioner, I Ice cream alid cake Friday, i Jcl 5" i- 321 on CnnsUan cnurch women. Adv. First adv.

Perhaps the flea; jon want to Take advantage of the rummage make is not so imposible after all. a sa ns at 0 rabaugh-Pax-1 Ask Emporia Stata ton a Bargains galore in the rummage Keep an electric fan sale at I from Schottler Electric GEORGE P. CAKBRET, Gen. Agt. Canadian pacific 410 Locust Street St.

Eouis, Canadian Pacific Set that let tswiis (-UXTIS Vood Trork jncladtt thzt ire worthy of comparison with best of early American archicectarc. This is one of thcsi. C-104. OVELY LINES make this Curtis Entrance truly Colonial THE So I ffll bll 75c FACE POW I 1 T7 Leatherberry's Drug Store kii us prose 1'tius oae box jffn'H never be r. That's wisy.Tvc afford 8nk Three Boxes to Each Ctfstemef After This j- ij mmilimm Boxes: DR.

M. A. JONES Chiropractor Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment TOT Merchant St. Phone 575 "pINE fluting in the pilasteis at the sides and 3 delicate dentil mold in the frieze above are details distinctly Colonial and are the work of master designers. The door, too, is authentic the panels are conecdy proportioned and their bevel or "raise" gires the whole door an interesdug character.

There ate many other designs of Curtis entrances sad other woodwork terns, in our stock and our Catalog, suitable to ali types of houses. Come in and see them and get a free copy of our new 32-page book, "Curtis Woodwork." Wa bey and sell furniture aneft i stoves Emporia Furniture Co. KB Comajercla! Chas. A. (Jait G.

B. Harvey HUNTER FURNITURE COMPANY New and you? old for new Comiaercial Phone SOU Santa Fe Watch Inspectors HJgti. class -workmen. Bring tn your "balky" prompt and efficient service. D.

D. Williams Co. Commercial i INSURANCE All Kinds -3uJcS aajastments iroSi thli M. KRETSINGER Phone 506 Eaporia State Bask Emporia Lumber Coal Co. Kenyon USDEKTAKERS st pnces El Kansas Corneous Treatment Daj Phone J50 Nfght Phone Calls C.

T. Evans, 458 3. 51. Fitcb, 1222 Fourth and Merchant Emporia SAVE ON NEXT WINTER'S BILL BY STORING YOUR GAS HOUSE COKE IN JULY RICH GOAL CO DISTRIBUTORS FOR EMPORIA GAS CO. National Hotel And Cafe Jest north the Ssnra Fe Station Rooms 75c and $1.00 Meals 35c Short Orders at all -Honri Open all night and day FRANK A.

TOTSCHE Prop. Emporia, Kansas W. A. BASSET SON MACHINE SHOP Cylinder Grinding Osyacetylene Welding Anto Springs Arrow-heaa Pistons Quality- and Savoll Piston Flywheel Gears E. 4th Ate.

Phone J.C.DUMM UNDERTAKING COMPANY Chapel in Connection Day Phone SO Night Thoncs 3T3 and 1703 G. ROBERTS, Mgr. Eiciusive Tires Repsared EriKS flat tlrcs to WHITLEY Service Station for repairs, Carefal attention given to repair work..