The Frankfort Index from Frankfort, Kansas • Page 8

of of Officials NATIONAL OFFICERS William H. Taf Vice- S. Sherman The Cabinet. Secretary of Philander O. Knox Secretary of Mac Veagh Secretary of M.

Dickinson Attorney George W. Wickersham Postmaster H. Hitchcock Fecretary of George von Meyer Secretary Charles H. Fisher Secretary of Wilson Sec. Commerce and Nagel Supreme Court Justices.

Edward D. White Joseph McKenna Oliver W. Holmes William R. Day Horace A. Lurton Charles E.

Hughes Joseph R. Lamar, Willis VanDevanter Kansas Senators. Charles Curtis Joseph L. Bristow Congressman Fifth District. R.

R. Minneapolis STATE OFFICERS Governor. Walter Roscoe Stubbs Lieutenant-Governor Richard C. Hopkins Secretary of H. Sessions Treasurer, Tulley E.

Davis Attorney John S. Dawson School T. Fairchild Bank J. N. Dolley Superintendent Insurance.

Ike S. Lewis Adjutant 1. Martin State Senator. Walter Blue Rapids Representatives, Dr. E.

L. Willson Andrew Shearer State Board of Education. E. T. Ellsworth Joseph H.

Emporia Henry Jackson Manhattan Frank 0. G. Baldwin W. Junction City 0. E.

COUNTY OFFICERS Olerk. A. Nork Kraemer Superintendent of E. Drumm Probate Judge W.W. Potter County Van Vleit Register of Miss Adamantha Newton Sullivan Surveyor.

F. Gallup Assessor. C. F. Travelute J.

R. Shumway District Kimball Commissioners First P. O'Neil Second O. Parker Third Kennedy TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Howard Reed A. Brodbeck F.

Harper SCHOOL OFFICERS Director. A. Brawley W. J. Gregg G.

B. Heleker CITY OFFICERS V. Lohmuller Councilmen. M. N.

Hartwell. J. L. Dalton, J. R.

Barret George Heleker. Joe Miller. M. Shumate Treasurer. F.

Poor Police J. Welsh D. E. Hood Street S.E.McKe Frankfort Time Table MISSOURI PACIFIC. TRAINS EAST No.

502, 3:47 a No. 504, 11:45 a Local 11:00 a TRAINSI WEST No. 501, 12:33 a No. 511. 2:15 pm Local 4:15 In UNION PACIFIC.

SOUTH BOUND No. 118, Mixed Motor Freight 7:55 a 188, 6:50 NORTH BOUND No. 117, Motor Passenger. 6:50 pm No. 187, Mixed 6:30 am All U.

P. trains daily except Sunday. Go to Rankin's drug store for toilet 70 72 Big Street Carnival. Everybody is planning to attend the big street carnival to be given In Marysville', beginning. Wednesday, May 22, and continuing for four big daye, This galaxy 'of splendor and amusement is under the auspices of the Marysville Volunteer Fire partment, and the shows are by the McMahon Amusement Company, which is a double guaranty that you will get your money's worth when you visit this amusement resort.

There will be ten big shows, a ber of them free. Each show is 8 good one; each show is meritorious; each show is instructive and enter. taining. Most of your friends are planning to spend one or more days at this amusement resort and you will miss it if you are not in the crowd. Remember the dates, beginning Wednesday, May 22, and tinuing for four big days.

The freedom of the city is yours for these days, and we want you to come 'and enjoy four days of care- free pleasure. The train service is excellent for you to spend a few days here. Come! Feed Sunflower baby chick food and avoid leg weakness and bowel trouble. Your chicks will sure have it if you feed a cheap class of grain.Shumway's Hdw. 71- tf FOR -Some good native lumber at $20 to $25 per thousand.

Inquire of R. J. Wells or A. R. Walls.

65-tf If you want binder or mower let us know soon. -Fundis, 59 tf Mre. D. Hood has been quite ill with the grip for a couple of days, but is some improved this afternoon. Seed corn at Fundis', 71 tf Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to the many friends and neighbors for their great kindness and assistance during the long illness and after the death of our beloved wife and sister, Mrs. Alice Vangasbeck. T. J. Vangasbeck, Mre.

W. W. Perry, Mre. B. Olmstead Mre.

S. H. Palmer. Mrs. M.

B. Weston returned last night from 8 ten days visit with friends in Holton, and her daughter in Kansas City. Today is the sixteenth anniversary of the cyclone that did so much in Frankfort. The best is none too good for you. Buy your low shoes at Trumpe.

69 71 Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ceaser and Hazel Halsel spent yesterday in the country at the home of Charles Neal.

Try a 10c loaf of Dalton's Aurora Cream bread. 71-tt Newspaper Bargain. For just a short can send you the Kansas City Star and Times daily except Sunday, and the Daily Index, both papers for $5.00 for one year. These prices are strictly in advance, and may be called off ADY time. The Flies Are With Us Again DON'T put it off, but made buy of your the screens now.

Old All Fash- of our screens are genuine ioned White Pine from Wisconsin, the kind that hold their shape and do not go with the weather like the common hard pine screen door and we don't charge you any more than others are asking for the hard pine doors, Come in and let us fit you out. Central Lumber Co. The funeral services for the late Mrs. T. J.

Vangasbeck, who died early Wednesday morning, were held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the First Methodist church. The ser. mon was delivered by Rev. P. Postlewaite, pastor of the Free Methodist church, and was attended by a large concourse of friends and neighbors who followed the remains to their last resting place in Willow Hill cemetery.

Save the little chicks. Get a package of Conkey's White Diarrhoea Remedy. Guaranteed by way's Hdw. 71-tf Mrs. W.

Perry of New ford, Iowa, and Mre. O. B. Olmstead, of Ackley, Iowa, who have been here during the illness of their sister, Mrs. Vangasbeck, left this morning for their homes.

Miss Lizzie Weis and her small brother, Alvin, left today for 8 week's visit with relatives at Beatrice and Wymore, Neb. WANTED-Teams to break 50 acres of prairie. -M. J. Welsh.

71 tf Misses Mabel Harper and Jean Auld went to Vermillion today, to visit friends and attend the graduating exercises. Mrs J. J. Veesart and 800 came from Palmer today to visit Mre. and Miss Feldhausen.

Raymond Cooper of Beattie, was visiting with a friend here last ning. Big auction at the Star Grocery Saturday at 4:00 p. m. 70-71 Andrew Mason returned this ing from a trip to Topeka. Mre.

M.K. Thomas has been under the weather the past few days. Full line of Frankfort hana made oigars at McMinimy's barber shop. ti Mre. Willis Daily went to Blue Rapids this afternoon, to visit her daughter until Sunday.

BATHS- McMinimy's barber shop Teachers For Next Year. The school board have employed the following corps of teachers for the Frankfurt schools for the coming year: M. Kirkpatrick, superintendent. C. O'Roke, principal.

Mise Annie Goddard, ass't principal. Miss Elsie Asher, 2d ase't principal. Miss Bessie Bixby, grade 8. Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, grade 7. Miss Myrta Leeslie, grade 6.

Miss Edna Heagy, grade 5. Miss Winifred Shearer, grade 4. Miss Hazeline Haskin, grade 3 Miss Pearl Edie, grade 2. Miss Ethel Spradling, grade 1, Mr O'Roke comes from the Kansas University, and is a man of experience in teaching, and is most highly recommended by the University. Miss Asher was a student for two years in the University, and is 8 graduate of the State Normal.

Misses Bixby, Gallagher, Heagy and Edie are all from the State Normai, have had teaching experience, and are especially trained for the partments for which they are ployed. Miss Shearer is a Frankfort lady, is a graduate of the Frankfort high sebool, bas had one year of teaching experience and is a graduate of the Normal Training course in the Frankfort school. The other members of the teaching corps are well known to our people and need no introduction from us. Call and Settle. All knowing themselves indebted to me for drugs are kindly requested to call and settle -B.

T. Spradling. 56-tf Little Elizabeth and Gretchen muller, eldest daughters of Mayor Lohmuller, went to Centralia this noon to visit relatives. Clean up. Have that suit French dry cleaned and pressed.

It will look just like new. Repairing Stever. 68-72 FOR SALE- White faced bull, 2 years old -Harry Powell..