The Herington Times from Herington, Kansas • Page 5

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1917 THE HERINGTON TIMES, HERINGTON, KANSAS THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1917 locate in Des Moines. F. 0. Peterson was in Herington on business last Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson and children spent Sunday with Mr. and riniTTTir1 hm Harry Schlesener is helping Aug. Wendt this week.

Mr. Albert Shultz, who got hurt quite badly while sawing wood at the A C. Kandt home some time ago, is reported to be getting along nicely at this writing. Miss Treida Weber of Woodbine is staying with her grandpa, Mr. Wm.

IWklii I ih a Mrs. A. Gillert. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Gillert spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson of near Herington in honor of their wedding anniversary. I Weber, at present for the a hi demurely tone, Musgrave, the band leader, of Mr.

and Mr; Miller and Mrs. Rev. WThite City was in Burdick Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. M.

A. familv were to Her- evening and Wednesday, L. Brauer and Dombroski and ington Monday. Viv Huffman of Herington was in Burdick Ihursday on business, Martin (jiliert is the happy owner of a new Ford Trailer. EASTER, PABADE The wheat around Shady Brook is looking good.

A little rain would help both wheat and oats. Willie Schlesener spent Monday evening at the A. Wendt home. Carl Rohloff and M. A.

Dombroski helped A. C. Kandt and F. A. Kandt saw wood one day last week.

which is the key note of the seasons fashions. We nave precisely the coat you need. Per- Fred Brown, Ray Oberholser, Frank and Wm. Atkinson attended Masonic lodge at Delavan Thursday evening. Mrs.

Ray Oberholser is visiting relatives at Lost springs. Miss Iva Person is on the sick list this week. W. A. Thomas, John Smith, Chas Atkinson and Dr.

Lovene attended LOST SPRINGS. Dr. Ben Dappen of Ellsworth, Kan haps, indeed, it IS Masonic lodge at Delavan Thursday evening. sas, spent -a few days here the first of the week visiting friends It's The Burdick quartette, H. Reemy, J.

Elliott, W. Hyler and B. Oberholser entertained the Delavan people Thurs Mnck Mastnt sole! his iniiu'est the the very coat, loose back carpenter on Main street imJ is day evening. now buikrng a new slmi- near his and collar Effie Young and friend motored to home in south part of town the oil fields Sunday afternoon. Fred Newcomer of Br.iiwin visited cape large i at the George Shirk home the fir; of Dr.

and Mrs. Lovene, H. Reemy, Mr. and Mrs. Barlow motored to che week.

combine Council Grove Sunday. Rev. Fi-rst of OrTerle, Karsas, shop Miss Iva Person, who for the last with its pockets ped off Voi ween trains iy or hii way hopie from Jewell City whore he SHOES THE LAST WORD IN FIT STYLE AND QUALITY generous week has been home with the measles, has recovered and her many friends are glad to see her up and attended conference. He will stay in Offerle for another year. MP, a4 7 ill (noi Iff if ly around again.

Mrs. Jennie Vaughn and family, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owen of Dela near Burdick has moved in the Drur van took in the lecture at the hall Drouertv in the soUwh cart of town Sunday evening. is reported that loyd will go to t.

and Smoked Pearl buttons to lend the garment that all essential Dcrado to work. A union meeting was held in the Burdick hall Sunday evening. At lhe Embroidery Club was enter torney Lindquist of Council Grove tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Theo Mowrer was the speaker. A very large crowd was in attendance.

A very success Pete Peterson and family of Bur ful meeting. hngton, Iowa, who have been visitin Miss Helen Gillert visited with at the Chas. Nelson home for the pas friends at Enterprise over Sunday. ten days, have gone to McPherson The Burdick M. W.

A. met at the for a visit with relatives there Rev. Dissinger of Yates Center Other Coats $6.00 to $35.00 Burdick hall last Monday night and transacted the usual routine of business, after which thirteen candidates spent several day3 here the first of the Sizes and Prices to suit if week visiting his many friends. was on his return from conference at Jewell City. He will stay in Yates Center for another year.

were initiated and obligated. About sixty were present, after the work was put on and meeting adjourned all went down to the Barlow Cafe for refreshments. All had a good time especially the candidates. The Bur Rock roads are all the rage here at present, and judging from the effort Everyone Come in and inspect this line. put forth we will probably have the dick M.

W. A. wants one more can pleasure of driving on a rock sur didate to reach the one hundred mark. faced Santa Fe Trail in the near fu ture. Petitions are being circulated Burdick M.

E. Church at this time and the proposition Services for Sunday, April 1st, Sun meeting with favor. day school 10 a. m. Mr.

O. W. Sundeen Rev. Arthur Mastin visited his rela superintendent. at 11 a.

tives here the first of the week. He Epworth League devotional meeting at 7:30, Mr. O. W. Sundeen and Oscar was returned to Leon, Kansas, for an Women's Separate Skirts The separate skirt is an accepted article in the Spring wardrobe.

Some coats designed only hip length, argue how well it has been considered. Separate Skirts other year, Carlson leaders. Preaching at 8 solo by Miss Hazel Danielson at The Minerva Study Club met with jrf ii I i LADIES' NEW SPRING COATS lie Reese Co, LADIES' NEW SPRING SUITS Mrs. A. Terry Monday evening.

this service. good meeting was reported although The union meeting at the Burdick the attendance was small. Hall last Sunday evening was a great success, the Hall was filled to its Geo. Shirk returned from Kansas City Tuesday where he has been on greatest capacity. Mr.

F. E. Linquist business. of Council Grove gave a splendid lec Claude Waylin and family of Okla ture on "The trial of Christ, from a homa have moved into the Allen prop lawyers standpoint." A good many peo erty in the east part of town. pie have expressed themselves in fa Mrs.

Pickhart sold her farm south vor of some more union metings of west of here a few miles and ha3 pur similar kind which we hope can be ar chased the Grawl property and will $3.50 to $15.00 rangd. scon move to town. to We extend a cordial invitation Everyone will beg lad to know that all to come and worship with us. (LC Rev. Bohringer and family will be Wry The Home-like Church.

with us for another year. The annual high school play will be sJ 1 given Saturday night, March 6i, in REDWOOD Pefflt Laiefe Mer. Co. the I. O.

O. F. hall. D. L.

Longhofer drove to Junction Herington Tailoring Cleaning Co. City monday. RAMONA. August Gehrke of Antelope spent Sunday at the home of his brother Harry Harman, Myron Eshelman BOTH PHONES Carl. Mrs.

Fred Biehler and daughter and the Misses Gertrude Engle and Grace Book made a trip to Herington LATIMER Dora of Enterprise were visiting at the J. L. Biehler home, Saturday and Sunday. J. A.

Weiss had business in Elmo Sunday. Tuesday being B. O. Czarnowsky's and Hope Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Gehrke and fci. birthday, a number of his friend3 and Harry Harmon was hornet rom En Wendt and family spent Sunday at the il ll if terprise the week-end visiting home i II Correspondence relatives gathered at hi3 home in the evening to help him celebrate the oc- Carl Gehrke home. 1U folks. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Kutz and sons, cassion. A very enjoyaoie evening Howard Button and wife were down Arnie and George, of Pearl, Kansas, was spent, after which oysters were to Marion Sunday. spent Sunday afternoon at the Chas. served.

The crowd returned to their The Misses Emma Ausherman of Bauer home. took dinner at the Stemmerman home Sunday. Fred Meier is purchasing an auto, a Ford. Mr. August Guth and Miss Anna-belle Clements came in from Harper, Kansas, Sunday after spending the week-end at the Clements home.

John Plieser was called to Abilene Sunday by the illness of his father. The high school pupils will put on a play Friday night, the 30th, at the high school, title of play, "Back to the Farm." Admission 25c and 35c. STUDIO homes at a late hour wishing Mr. Czar- T. B.

Henry conducted the services at the church and the M. W. A. of which Mr. Bowling had been a member for 25 years conducted the services at the grave, which was in Delavan cemetery.

He united with the M. E. church at York, in 1884 and continued in the faith until death. He was also survived by four sisters, 5 brothers and 15 grandchildren, besides a host of friends. He was making plans to move on a claim in Colorado where he was preparing a home for his family.

Talmadge, and Lottie Coleman of Fred Biehler and family drove to the nowsky many happy returns of the Lost Springs were visiting relatives H. Zibell home Sunday afternoon. day. in Ramona Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter lrapp spent Mrs. J. Larkin has had an attack A representative of thst Kiverside Sundav at the A. Gantenbein home.

Light. Power and Gas Co. of Abilene J. F. Biehler and family and C.

r. of the lagrip this week but is better at this writing. was in Ramona Thursday and Friday Biehler drove to Salina last Saturday Photography and carried away something over two T. Fisher drove over to visit his morning to visit at the Joe usnea thousand dollars. home.they returned home Sunday father-in-law, Mr.

Brockmeyer Saturday. Mr. Brockmeyer met with Kov bollenberger who dwelt in afternoon. Colorado during the winter, returned quite a painful accident while pulling to the parental roof a few days since. cow out 01 the creex with a block Mrs.

John Gillette while enroute and tackle. VICTORY ITEMS. H. Veidt shipped a load of hogs and from Elmdale to Beeler, Kansas, their new home, stopped off with frienda in cattle to Kansas City Monday. Mis3 Ringey is able to teach again Ramona a day or two.

Her two G. J. Parker and family visited at after a siesre of the la grippe. the A. Orr home Sunday.

daughtera and small son accompanied her. The balance of the family had THE VALUE OF COOLING TANKS. W. B. Thurston of the U.

S. dairy Alex Mowatt Jr. was out Sunday trvincr the new Ford which Alex The Needlecraft club met with Mrs. eone ahead to prepare the home. C.

Adams Wednesday, the 21st. LIMES AND LYON CREEK Mrs. P. Diepenbrock visited at the L. F.

Kroening home Sunday. Willie and Anna Will were in Hope one day last week. Arthur, Alfred and Lela Kroening have been quite sick the past week. Mr. Wm.

Kroening- and family were in town Saturday on business. Albert Will, has been quite sick the past week. Mrs. P. Diepenbrock visited at the H.

Schlesener home Saturday. Louis and John Albrecht spent Sunday evening at the Wm. Kroening home. Mrs. Wm.

Kroening and sons, Arthur and Alfred, motored to Hope Friday to see Dr. Ketchersid. Mrs. Kroening is taking treatments of the Doctor. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Gottschalk and son, Otto, visited at the H. Albrecht home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. P. Diepenbrock and son, Fred, were in Woodbine Monday on business. Mrs. Wm.

Kroening was at the F. Kroening home to see Mrs. F. Kroening who was on the sick list. Rev.

and Mrs. P. Pennekamp are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Saturday morning. E. E.

Ringey and family were in town Saturday. Mowatt Sr. has recently purchased. The Misses Lottie Coleman, Hons Every one is planting garden this Miesse, Emma Ausherman and R. Mr.

D. E. Lamb, Dr. Nichols and Mr. Floyd Smith called at the S.

A. week in Latimer. Une motered to Abilene Sunday aft A. Engle and daughter drove to Douglass home Saturday evening to ernoon. town Friday afternoon.

talk about rock roads. Several young people were over Rev. Tieman and wife and Mrs. 1). Mary Talbert spent Thursday night Scraeder drove to Herington Friday to Herington Saturday evening and while there their conveyance went on with Geneva Logue.

afternoon. BURDICK. Mr. Cress of Council Grove was in Burdick on business Monday. H.

W. Danielson left for Elmdale Wednesday to resume his work with the M. W. A. Mrs.

Barlow, Mrs. Fredlun, Iva Phelps and Mrs. Lovene called on Mrs. Strunk Wednesday afternoon. Vivian Atkinson has been spending the last week with his sister, Mrs.

Henry Peterson and Martin Gillert transacted business in Herington last Monday. The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society held their monthly social at the church last Wednesday afternoon. A large crowd was in attendance.

Art Johnson says he has some fine Jersey milk, altho the calf did break its neck. Myers of Wilsey, the Chevrolet man, was in our city Wednesday demonstrating his car. C. Gladstone, the Santa Fe 'claim agent made Burdick a call Wednesday. Ruloph Stridell is busy these days putting up wind mills and attending to other social calls.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huninghake R. Mowatt and brother of Hering a strike, which rendered it necessary to procure another auto to make the and family called at the Thomas Mc-Rae home Sundav. ton commenced on B.

0. Czarnowsky's garage this week. return trip. Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Douglass and The university lno played to a School district number four closed very appreciative audience rrioay family and Mrs. John Bettles and child ren called at the Lew Cowman home division here came into this office Friday with a sample of cream to show the good results obtained from the cooling tank. The cream had been produced seven days previously and had been kept in the cooling tank.

It was sweet, as if of the previous day's production. He also had a sample containing separations for seven daya and it, too, was sweet and wholesome. The cooling tank was advocated at the dairy meeting held here some time ago. The U. S.

dairy division does not sell this tank, nor advocate any particular make; it simply advocates the tank as a mean3 of keeping cream sweet and clean and wholesome. The station has a few cooling tank which it wil. be glad to loan free of charge to farmers if the latter will co-operate with it in its work her. At the meeting on the afternoon of Mafch 2nd, Mr. Thurston will have a sample showing how cream keeps in the cooling tank.

Friday with an all day community meeting. The patrons of the district evening. Mrs. uutier interpreia came with well tilled baskets ana en tions held the people spellbound while Mr. Butler's baritone soothed the Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Andrews and little daughter spent Saturday and Sundav with home folks. joyed the plenteous dinner so much 4 DELAVAN. Much work is being done on our good roads around Delavan.

The county outfit is doing work on the county roads and the Old Trail, and Jake Longhofer is working on the township roads with his steam outfit. The home talent entertainment given by the Epworth League Friday night was much appreciated by those who attended. They were assisted by a quartette from Burdick and Miss Eva Brittain of White City. Ralph Olson was over from Wil-sey, Wednesday attending to business. Rev.

Boyer returned from conference Tuesday. He has been assigned the work at Harveyville for the coming year. Rev. Beyer has been on this work for three years and his many friends regret to see him and his excellent family leave us. Mrs.

Voorhies of Belleville, Kansas, came Monday to attend the. funeral of her brother, C. D. Bowling. Fred Stalter is riding in a new Maxwell now-a-days.

I. N. Sturgis and wife and Roy Sturgis of Herington visited at R. S. Sturgis Sunday.

Clark Donaldson Bowling, was born in Rock Island County, 111., February 16. 1862, and passed away at his home in Delavan, Kansas, March 26, 1917, age 5 years. 1 month and 10 days. He was united in marriage to Carrie K. Morley in the year 1SS3.

To this union weie born seven children who with their mother eurvive him. They are Mrs. L. R. Burton, of Has-well, Mrs.

Roy Hillery, of Ke-wanee, Mrs. Claude Sellon, of Gaylbod, Mrs. Herman Holt, of Union, Mrs. Roy Peterson, Harry and Alta Bowling of Delavan. All were present at his funeral except Mrs.

Holt, which was held in Delavan Wednesday afternoon. Rev. musical appreciation. Miss Emily rendition of the piano showed remarkable skill and intricate technique A number of young folk attended a party Friday evening at the Thomas that it was decided by the popular vote to stay for supper. Mr.

and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Amel Czarnow-sky, Harold Arnold, Mildred' Johnson and Laurence Parker were visitors from Latimer. and her numbers pleased the crowd.

Ballantvne home. George Haire is home from the K. Mr. Frank Grass is trying farming U. for a short rest from his labors.

TAMPA. out south of town on a small scale, The boosters from Manhattan ar- don't know which occupation he will rjve(j jn Ramona Tuesday and gave Garment cleaning Watkin Tailor aecicie to Keep up, iarming or running a interesting talk on several sub- Shop. Phone 474. Red Sign. the racket store.

lects. Wm. Keefer spent the week-end at Carton. Dela Soale and Sadie Phiefer spent Sundav at the Gundlach home. Mrs." Vathe of Ramona called at the Geo.

T. ueohardt oi reanoay was Mr. Anderson set out a fire Saturday to burn up some corn stalks, the fire got away from him and burned over to Ramona Tuesday on Y. M. A.

affairs. his pasture and grass on the Wm. Mott farm. Gunlach heme Sunday. There is a number measles in town.

Wm. Edumnds left Oklahoma, to build a HEBRON of cases of for Shawnee, house on his Mr. J. Cowman, Mike Dougherty Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cowman, Jos and SATUEDA We understand Miss Iva Phelps will soon take a vacation, whether it will be for New Mexico or Nebraska is still an open question. E. T. Anderson went to Cottonwood Falls Wednesday on business. Mr.

Evans of Lost Springs was a Burdick caller Wednesday. Ray Oberholser spent Wednesday evening at Lost Springs. Mr. Clark, the delco man, from Herington, was in Burdick on business one day last week. E.

T. Nelson returned to Burdick Tuesday after two months sojourning in Illinois and Iowa, visiting his boyhood friends. Mr. Nelson intends to Lue Cowman. Mr.

Kay Andrews. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. N.

P. Sandstrom of and Mrs. Clyde Lamb and Alberta and Clyde Douglass went to see the oil well McPherson, Kansas, were renewing old acquaintances in Hebron the first of the week. at Burdick Sunday afternoon. property.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Pleiser a son, last week, the 19th. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Lang, a daughter, the 19th. Mr. Rudolph Fritch has sold his grain business to Mrs. Assman. Rev.

RaTfing and family of Ramona Frank Forsberg and family of Bur SHADY BROOK. dick visited at Albert Ecklund's Sunday afternoon. Iver Johnson and family of Windom, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Herman Kansas came Sunday and 6pent the Brauer are here from Haven, Kansas, visiting at the Rev.

L. Brauer day at Chas. Lindahl's. F. O.

Peterson made a business trip to Council Grove Saturday. SOME FACTS YOU DO KNOW ABOUT Mrs. II. Young of Burdick spent a Will Be The Last Day in Which to Get Your Name it The New UNITED TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WHY DELAY? DO IT NOW! couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Ecklund and family.

Mrs. G. Settergren and children motored to McPherson Friday to at tend the funeral of their cousin. Mr. and Mrs.

Ola Nelson spent Sun day afternoon at S. F. Nelson's. Wm. Sandberg and family of Smo- home.

Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Wendt and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kandt and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Schlesener in Herington last Sunday.

Mr.ar.d Mrs. John Gruber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robt Weber and family, Mr. Wm.

Weber, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dombroski and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr.

and Mrs. Rev. L. Brauer visited at the Carl Schlesener home Sunday. Mr.

Aug. Wendt has been laid up the past week with kidney troubles. Mr.a nd Mrs. Robt. Weber and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ohm were to Abilene Monday. T. Wendt and Bertha Wendt and Chas. Wendt are laid up with the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Weber and family spent Sunday evening at the A. Weber home.

The children of the St Paul's German Lutheran church will be confirmed r.ext Sunday, April first. lan, Kansas, visited with relatives here Saturday and Sunday making the trip in their car. Ora Allison and wife of Herington, spent Sunday at the Ola Nelson home. Leather is scarce and high substitutes are plentiful and easy obtained. Outside appearance cuts fio figure in wearing quality, if it did, you would not be disappointed so frequently in the wear of your shoes.

The right way to buy them is by their reputation. That is why we are so enthusiastic about Star Brand: they are made as shoes should be all good leather. Miss Stella Strunk was pleasantly is iJ surprised last Friday evening it being her birthday. An enjoyable evening was spent and the guests departed at a late hour wishing Miss Stella many more happy birthdays. Sells Them 4 There will be Confirmation excerise3 at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning commencing at ten o'clock..