The Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 7

THE QARDEN Cpr XELtPRAM- THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920. Warm weather is here. Save your and passed off very The church was nicely decorated for the occasion. That extra room and hri pay the expenses of ths i BETCIIEL McCONAUGIIEY self the work and uncomfort of keep NOTES FROM T1IE WETERN SLOPE ing up a fire all morning'by ordering The sermon was by Rev. L.

C. Mont-gomery of the Christian church at Garden City and was a splendid effort. your meat early and cooking it with the morning meal. The first delivery household. A Want Ad.

in this paper will tost hut liMie nnd'will get results for you. The riice is five cents per lino per issue. DEERFIELD NOW SELLS Oldfield Tires He was accompanied by Mr. Eggers leaves at seven o'clock. Try ordering and two ladies who assisted with the in time for this delivery and you will FOR SALE.

Room House, with bath, sleeping porch, newly painted and papered, 2S 12th Street; with S'i lota, 8 block west of Higli school; soft water well, electric pumping plant for irrigating, garage, good chicken house and corral, 75 fruit trees, 60 are cherries, strawberries, flowers and roses of all Nice Blue Grass lawn. Price for quick sale, $4,300, if sold in next 10 days. B. STURGELL, THE TIRE MAN. music.

The Misses Lindeman sang a be surprised to see how much it les sens your morning work. Herriott'a song and Miss Zelpha Bottorft played a piano solo that was much enjoyed. Meat Market, Phone 67. 35-tf iiliiiiiiiiiiiiitiiK.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimiii.iiHiiiHiMi Rev. Summers delivered the invoca When you think of real estate, think of W.

M. Lowdermnn. He has several city properties for sale at very reasonable prices. 3044 tion. I will accept the best offer for sec.

20, township 21, range 33, Fin ney county, Kansas. Shallow water, irrigable, perfect surface and soil; Special Offer (or 30 Days PERSONAL ITEMS FROM EXCHANGES no alkali or bad land; power transmission line on west line of tract; only five miles from station. A. C. Wheeler, 316 N.

Main Hutchinson, 8 $55s J. C. PETERS TIRE SHOP FULTON STREET NOW SELLS Oldfield Tires Scott City News-Chronicle: Dr. M. H.

Rhoads and son Kenneth motored to Garden City on business TP A Want Ad' in 1,18 1 It I columns of The Telegram. The old Methodist church of Liberal is to be replaced by a new one, and last Sunday night the farewell services were held -in the old church. The services were largely reminis-censea of the old days of the organization, and there were numerous talks by the older members on the work of the days gone by. Rev. W.

R. Weaver, now of Wichita, the first pastor to occupy the church after dedication, was present and made a talk. After the service the corner stone of the old building was removed and opened. The membership roll taken from the box and showed 131 members, while the roll at this time contains 675 names, a truly remarkable growth in twelve years. While talking of the church and taking a backward glance, time was taken for a little look into the future and the work to be done given consideration.

The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Woodward swallowed a cup-hook last week and it was necessary that an operation be performed to dislodge the foreign obstacle, which was lodged in the trachea. The child was treated at the Morrow hospital at Liberal. Wednesday.

Scott City News-Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Settle, daughter We will give free with each tire sold for cash, one Mason, Republic, Turmoid, or Maximus TUBE FREE They ere inexpensive and the people read them tvery week.

Other people get results from the want ads. and so can you. Miss Pearl, and Mrs. R. D.

Armstrong and daughter, Miss Ruth were in Garden City visiting Thursday of last week. Scott City News-Chronicle: MHIIIHHIIHIIHIIIIIHIlWMIHinillMIIHIHIINMIHIIHIIIHIHIimiHmHHHlHIIlUIHIlll FOR SALE 320 acres of land, 10 miles north of Deerfield in Kearny county, Kansas. Level land of dark sandy loam the best crop producing land outside of irrigation. For particulars, Write or see Bunn and Wamburg of Garden City NOTICE (We did not sell store) are considering establishing i real estate office here in the near future. They were in town the first of the week looking up a location.

Scott City News-Chronicle: Sturdell Tire Co. Attorney Horace Foster, une of the LAKIN, KANSAS 85-4-' firm of Foster and Foster at Garden City was in town on business Tuesday. iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiitiiitiiii miiiimiiiKiimmiiitmiiiiHiiiiii tmii Lakin Independent: John Whitehead was here fwm Gar den City Sunday visiting with friends. The Star Grocery man has taken in his on as a partner in the Grocery I siness and will start a delivery fstem, and will deliver your orders promptly. We also have storage room in the back of our Store building for 9 or 10 cars.

We have a Ford Car to sell Bargain. See us at the Lakin Independent: Mrs C. A. Little, of Garde City, was the guest of Lakin friends, What Do YOU Want to Know About the Far West? Lakin Independent: Dr. S.

Bailey, of Garden City, was CM11D in Lakin Wednesday, in consultation with Dr. Richards. There la no more dependable, unbiased, frank and int trusting source of information than Lakin Independent: Mrs. E. R.

Kemper was up from THAQl MANN NICHTIRCO Garden City, Wednesday, visiting Lakin friends and relatives. Sunset STAR GROCERY SKY-HIGH PRICES TO GREET If THE PACIFIC MONTHLY G. DELEGATES Visitors to Republican Convention To Find Chicago Mansions Open For "Consideration" Thm We Great National Magmtina No chtrga juit endow a tamp for reply Order from Your Newtdealer TODAY yourJtattr Jvt not hanJh SU'JSiT. knd 25k for a iamp copu. Sukt rl'sllon JHRLE year, 5.

(By United Press Chicago, May 27. Three million dollars will change hands here during convention week in the matter of Liberal Democrat: Roy Johnson of the Pullman Cafe and his little daughter and Jerry Hol-man drove to the Cimarron Tuesday nigh' and returned with sixty eat fish they caught from the river. Scott City News-Chronicle: Lough and Sons have recently purchased one of the most up-to-date alfalfa mills that can be purchased and will install at at their irrigated ranch southwest of this city. The mill is 42 inch and has a capacity of fifty tons per day, and is said to be the most efficient and economical operating machines of its kind in the country. The plant fully equipped without buildings will cost $12,000.

The large volume of alfalfa raised by Lough Sons each year besides hundreds of tons raised by others in that neighborhood will probably keep this mill going full time during the season and it is said that alfalfa can be made to bring lots more money by putting i tthrough a mill. This will be a valuable asset to the equipment on the Lough ranch. Scott City News-Chronicle At a meeting of the city council Monday night the contract which had been prepared by the Sugar Beet Co. to furnish power to Scott City was turned down on account of their change of price and terms. The original price to Scott City was 4 per KW, on their side of the tranformer this city to stand the line loss, which they represented would be approximately one fourth of a cent perKW.

Their final contract was to furnish power at five and one-half cents and they would stand line loss and the loss passing through the transformer, thus raising the price one and one-half cen' for what they estimated would cost one-fourth of a cent. The council and mayor were unanimous in their decision. Scott City will therefore probably install a new engine in the future, in order to meet the increasing demand. for current that is facing the city. There was consider housing delegates and visitors to the G.

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U.000 Blofirapliitrul Lctrieo. Aristocratic north shore resident! have already set the example but if Pure Lard at 23c Good Mixed Lard at 20c per pound WE MAKE IT ALL FRESH AND GOOD. Best Quality Fresh Meats, Hams and Bacon at Right Prices. HERRIOTT'3 MARKET PHONE 57 the price they demand is followed by other, visitors will have to go home less after they leave here, if they pay them. Wealthy Chicagoans are asking two and three thousand dollars KANSAS GARDEN CITY for letting out their homes during convention week.

Regular and lndii-Pipr Editions. All hotels here are booked. The last room was sold more than a month ago. Prices for rooms in Michigan Ave. hotels range from $20 to $100 a day for a room.

Wrlteforspeo-llnon past, ill uatrnttona, etu. Free, act of Pocket Mupa ii you niitne this G.C. MERRIAM able sentiment in favor of continuing to operate the home plant in the first place, regardless of the price. Scott Other hotels charge from $15 up. Mm 4 firi.i Lodging ordinarily charging C.

B. ANDERSON AUCTIONEER Postoffice EMINENCE, KANSAS City has been having exceptionally Will get Highest Prices for your stuff. Phone 36 or Line 92, Cimarron, at my expense for dates. Make dates at Peoples State Bank or Telegram office at Garden City. 35 and 60 cents boosted their rates to good service for the past few years, $2 and $3 a night.

Srlncfleld, Mass. 1 ir-f hp Delegates will not have to roam Chicago streets in search of a place to regardless of the fact that the plant is overloaded, for which credit is due to the superintendent, W. F. Ritter-house and some of the citizens were a- live. The national committee months ago took up the matter of reserving fraid there might be interruptions in rooms for them.

Women delegates will have an abundance of rooms to service from a line stretching as far as Garden. select from. There will be about ten hostesses for each woman delegate Sublette Monitor: The family of Clarence Scott at Sa- and each is willing to find spare room for the guest. tanta, is surely sorely afflicted. A Five thousand to the con short time ago one of their little girls vention have already reserved room Grand View Dairy MILK, CREAM and SKIM MILK.

FRESH EGGS. F. P. Boomer, Producer Wm. Wilder, Distributor.

was severely scalded, and she was ta SEE OUR BARGAINS 2 in. Vernis Martin bed, large filler, $15.00. 45 Lb. Cotton Mattress, $13.50. Late Model, 3 burner Perfection Oil Stove, $15.00.

Rugs, all kinds, and prices right. Good Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine. Crawford's Second Hand Store in addition to the reservations made by the delegates. ken to the hospital at Halstead for treatment. In some manner the wound 'Millionaire" row on the Gold became infected and it was communicated to two or three of the others in the family.

One little girl died Mon Coast is offering many of its choice mansions to visitors. They are willing to give them up to the convention visitors for the period of the convention. day and the one that was burned and for a consideration. The consider ation amounts to three, four, and five the mother are not expected to survive. Later The mother died this morning.

Sublette Monitor: thousand dollars. The rental in cludes the family usual staff of serv The two year old son of Dave Rob ants. Mrs. W. A.

Vincent offers her place erts met with a accident Monday. Dave had been overhauling their cream separator and had given it a turn to see at a "bargain" according to the agent. Only $800 is wanted. Mrs. R.

Hall FARM LOANS Anywhere in Southwestern Kansas. Rates Reasonable Prompt Service Assured See ELLSWORTH SHERMAN at Kisner Real Estate Office how it run, when the little fellow came McCormick is willing to vacate for a into the room and stumbling over few days for $3,000. Mrs. Charles Adsit offers her house at $700 a something, threw out his hands to ATTENTION! Farmers! Cut your coat of leather by having your hlden made Into harness or lace leather The Hutchinson Tanning Co. Hutchinson, Kansas.

NO ONE but a user can realize how much longer Republic Tires wear, or how much Prodium means to their longer life. Because the Prodium Process actually toughens the rubber and causes it to wear down slowly and evenly, like steel. This quality of toughness means protection from water, the cutting and chipping that allow foreign matter to enter and weaken the fabric and to cause premature destruction to the tire. Insure your tire mileage with Republics. STURGELL TIRE CO.

GARDEN CITY, KANSAS catch himself and got his hand in the month rent but wants $2,500 for con vention week. gear which ground off the end of two of his little fingers. Dr. Miner dressed his wounds. The little fellow was "Well, why not?" said one woman.

The hotels are charging $100 a day." just recovering from a broken arm. Dodge City Globe, Saturday: Mrs. Rosecrans Baldwin has eleven rooms and three baths and asks $2,000 for its rental during convention week. The Reverend and Mrs. S.

VanCleve of Liberal are here for a FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Meets in the Electric) short visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skillington last evening entertained about forty of their old friends in the Methodist church See the beautiful Alaska pictures at the young peoples meeting in the eve ning. All are welcome.

It is free. in their honor. Reverend and Mrs. R. J.

I AUCTIONEER A share of your patronage will be Appreciated SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Leave Dates at Either Bank in Ness City or Write me at Laird, Kansas Bible school begins promptly at 9: VanCleve are en route to Winfield, 45, and will be one of the great ser where they will make their home. vices of the day. There are classes Rev. VanCleve formerly was Metho for all ages, and all are welcome. dist minister here.

The Minister will bring a special Last week at Guymon, Oklahoma, memorial sermon Sunday morning. Jess lsonhart was given four years using as his subject, "A burning ques in the penitetary at McAhster, for killing his wife with a hat pin. It was proven that lsonhart had said he could take a hat pin, pierce the tion." The heroes ol tne wars are invited, and there will be special music. The evangelistic sermon follows the young people's meeting in the evening, and is filled with good things. The song services are of a fine quality and the fellowship is grand.

The en WANTED All Kinds, Pay.Sl.00 Per Hundred. The Legg Produce Co. heart, and put a little parafine over the wound and no one would ever know the cause of death, lsonhart Republic heard his sentence read with solid in tire family is welcome, and baby is difference. Tires invited specially. All the services were well attended last Lord's day.

The song services, as usual, were great. There was one addition to the church. W. M. Wollie, an employee of the Grier eating house at Liberal, was i With S-T-GGARV Studs Both land and city residence property are in great de-man t.

If you have anything to sell, come in and tell ua about it if you want to we have some great bargains, which we would like to show you, both in farms and residence properties. Mquette Bosworth GARDEN CITY, KANSAS found dead in his bed last Friday morning the Inquest held over his body showed that he had died from rheumatism, from which he had been COMMANDERY MEETS a sufferer for some time. Sublette Monitor: Garden City Commandery N. 60 K. T.

will hold a special conclave, Saturday, May 29, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of conferring degrees. F. H. LABERTEAUX, Recorder The baccaulaueate services at Saute Fe last Sum! were largely attended.