The Herington Times from Herington, Kansas • Page 2

THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917 THE HERINGTON TD1ES, HERLNGTON, KANSAS THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1917 Exact formula on every can Even an expert cannot tell by looking at varnish whether it is adulterated. That is why it is so important that you should always buy varnish with a truarantee formula. Yoinr Clofifees-Moiniey Buys More Here school at Herington spent Sunday with home folks. A.

F. Ecklund and family, W. T. Oliver and family and Elmer Johnson and family visited at Ola Nelsons last Sunday. Olof Hanson and family were the guests at J.

A. Carlsons of Burdick last Sunday. Miss Esther Nelson closed a successful term of school at District 35 last Friday. W. C.

Neustrom called at the Wm. Atkinson home last Sunday evening. Miss Bessie Smithson closed a successful term of school at District 84 Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Gust Olson of Delavan spent Sunday at P. Ecklunds. David Grant of McPherson, Kansas, was transacting business in this neighborhood one day last week. Henry Westling returned home last week from MePherson County where he has spent the last few weeks. 7 VERNOSITE KiniS.L,'L in PALE INTERIOR VARNISH GARBLE FLOOR FINISH 1 Sjl VARNISM REDWOOD For outtJc -usti anj surface exposed to water, use Veruosite.

It will not tm ii white front rain or sleet nj the sun not b'Nter it. -t io.i: i i tie re extremely tra.i'par-'fit varnish is required, use Pale I It preserves the natural beauty i ihe ood. is hard to mar and von't white. l.r nil fiiors use Matb'e Floor iiiish. It waterproofs the wood, and I i it to withstand the severest wear am! tear without marring.

We strongly recomm end these three arnishes, because Henry Fischer and family and J. L. Biehler and family spent Sunday at the Chas. Kandt home. Martin Biehler spent Sunday at the J.

F. Biehler home. Mrs. Chas. Bauer and daughter, Mabel, were visiting at the Fred Biehler home Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Longhofer and children drove to Delavan Sunday to visit at the Harry Ruthruff home.

Mrs. Longhofer and Mrs. Ruthruff are sisters. Otto Gehrke went to Antelope Monday to bring home some colts which he purchased of Henry White. Geo.

Reich and son of Hope drove out to the Chas. Bauer farm last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gehrke spent Sunday at the Wm.

Brockmeier home. Dave Longhofer of Council Grove," was in this vicinity Friday looking after business. August Gehrke was up from Antelope Monday. on tne cans prove that they have that they are absolutely free from the guarantee formulas been properly aged and rosin and ether adulters You want to look well turned out this spring and to get style with authority back of it. You want to get quality to get the most value for your clothes money.

You get all these in the greatest measure in KDPPEMBM1SB CLOTHS On the point of style, we can show you models for men that are far in advance of the great host of ordinary styles. Vigorous, lifey suits for young mensome are the last word in style, others not so extreme. And, belted suits, say "belted" here and it unfolds an assortment of belted suits that are each and everyone a trump belts all around, half and three quarters, presenting many smart and new effects. $15 $18 $20 $25 Never tike chances with varnish. Get Devoe anj be sure.

E. C. DAVIS Wall Paper, Paints Herington, Kan. 1 I I i i i I I I i i I i i' i Vi t' 1 1 vvj VICTORY ITEMS. Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Douglass and Alberta and Clyde, called at the G. W.

Douglass home Sunday afternoon. Misses Mina Mowatt, Bessie Stone, Mary Ballantyne, Mike and Alex Mo watt, and John Ballantyne spent Wilsey camp came up and confered the work in an acceptable manner. A number from the Burdick camp were also present. After lodge was closed all went to the restaurant where a lunch was served. Fred Boyer, Lorene, Raymond and Elmer went to Riley Saturday to visit a few days before they move to their new home in Harveyville.

Mrs. Horace Wakefield who lives between Delavan and Wilsey died at her home Sunday night after a long spell of sickness. The funeral was held in Wilsey Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza Petersen spent Monday and Tuesday at the Wakefield home.

Ray Martin came home from his schohol work in Topeka to spend Easter vacation. Kendall drove to Council Grove Friday on business. Friday was Mrs. E. Czanowsky birthday and quite a number of her friends gathered at their home to help celebrate the occasion.

The evening was spent in a social way after which a nice lunch was served. All present leport a very nice time. The township board met at the bank on Monday, the 2nd to transact some business. Quite a number from Iitimer and vicinity attended the Clark-Whisler trial at Council Grove Tuesday. There were confirmation services at the Lutheran church on Sunday, April 1st.

Four of the young people were confirmed. Miss Francis Kandt, Miss Lawrenz, Master Wulf and Master Schraeder. M. Schehlf and wife and Mr. Knuth and family of near Hope visited at the H.

R. Tiede home Sunday. L. A. Lawrenz and two daughters drove to town Tuesday morning on business.

bunday at the Feter Irapp home. Zella and Mary and George Talbert spent Sunday at the Thomas McRae home. Mr. and Mrs. Talbert spent Thursday evening at the Peter Trapp home.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Douglass and family spent Wednesday evening at the S.

A. Douglass home. Mr. Adam Schwab made a business trip to Hope last Thursday. Miss Mary Talbert spent Tuesday evening with Ellen Trapp.

Mr. and Mrs. Schwab made a business trip to Hillsboro last Saturday. Mr. Wilson spent Sunday evening at the Talbert home.

Friday will be the last day of school in Victory District. Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Douglass and family spent Tuesday evening at the E. E. Douglass home in Herington. LATIMER CO. li iiiii! CopY-lcM 191T Tie HiiUM if Julvi-uLelmcr C.

Kastin and family drove to Her- ington Wednesday evening, to the picture show. W. Asling and family took in the picture show at Herington Wednes- day evening. E. Czarnowsky and wife and C.

Huxtable and wife drove to Herington Wednesday evening on business, While there they saw Charley Chaplin Mrs. J. Tiede and daughter and two sons and Mrs. H. R.

Tiede and daughter drove to Junction Thursday to visit relatives. E. Czarnowsky, A. C. Orr and Orval SHADY BROOK.

Annual Faster Concert By Abilene Military Band. On Easter Sunday afternoon Pleis-ers Orchestra and the Abilene Military Band will give their annual Easter concert in Seelye Theater, at Abilene. Doors open at 2:30 o'clock. Concert begins at 3 o'clock. Admission 10 and 20 cents.

No reserved seats. Canada and a missionary from Africa gave an experience talk in the Rosebank church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rohloff and family visited at the A.

C. Kandt home Correspondence near Delavan. Several from here attended M. W. A.

lodge at Delavan last Tuesday night. E. T. Anderson returned from a business trip to Kansas City the first of this week. D.

E. Anderson and Paul Pearson and wives motored to Herington last BURDICK. Sunday last. Mr. Albert Kandt is remodeling his house on the old Ziebell place.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohm spent Sunday evening at the Dombroski home. Mr. Wm.

Schlesener was visiting Willie Schlesener last week, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dombroski and family and Willie Schlesener and Victor Kandt spent Sunday afternoon at the A. Weber, home.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Wendt and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Robt. Weber and We need a god rain in this territory. Saturday evening. M. C.

Gellart unloaded a carload of tj Pptorsnn made a business triD THE OLD PIIGSM! IF WW LIMES AND LYON CREEK Henry Hass visited at the L. F. Kroening home Sunday also at the P. Diepenbrock home. Albert Will, visited at the Wm.

Kroening home Sunday evening. Wm. Kroening and wife were at the R. Schumacker home Monday on business. Walter Leitz is down with the meas RFI TART MUUUiLiiLiiLi ILiillNJlLi ice last week.

to Lost Springs last Monday. Axel Gellart is painting this week I. V. Robinson spent Sunday with les at present. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Gerke and Miss Dora Brockmeier spent Sunday at the 1 0 Wm. iirockmeier home. Roy Miller is visiting friends and relatives at Mcrarland. Q)ni I Mr.

and Mrs. Albert W'ills, vis is friends at Burdick. A. H. Freedlun went to Cottonwood Falls last Saturday returning Monday morning.

A large crowd was in attendance at the confirmation exercises at the Lutheran church last Sunday. Walter Stevens and O. W. Sundeen made a business trip to Wichita one day last week. Several from Burdick went to Wil-sey last Friday night where the band boys gave an entertainment.

Next Monday evening, Aprila 9th, the local Modern Woodmen will give an old time box supper at the Burdick hall, program to commence promptly at 8 o'clock. Come out and help the good cause along, the benefit of a sick neighbor. Ladies please -bring boxes, plain boxes will be appreciated. A good short program will be rendered. Mr.

James Sleisher of Emporia will be present at this time. Come out and make his acquaintance. Admission free. Come one and all. O.

W. Sundeen bought a small farm near Chanute and will move some time this month. C. O. Bennett and Frank White were up from Diamond Springs last Saturday.

Dan McCoy was transacting business in town Monday. A large crowd met the Hen Special last Wednesday, the band played several selections and they were informed that they were the fifth band, that had played for the special and they made ninety-five visits at the different towns along the branch. The speaker said Burdick had the largest crowd that they had talked too, during the entire day. All who were in attendance took great interest in the dairy cows, and the different breeds of poultry, lined up in an ited at the R. Schumacker home Mon day.

F. Will and family spent Sunday at the A. VV ill home. Mrs. Albert Kohls and daughter.

Alberta, visited at the R. Schumacker family and Mr. and Mrs. J. Selline and Wm.

Rindt and family visited at the Herman Selline home Sunday afternoon. Mr. Carl Pufahl and little Geearth-ruth, are on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Weber were to Woodbirje Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Kandt were in Hope and Herington last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohm were to Herington Saturday evening. Mr.

A. C. Kandt hauled 2 loads of fat hogs to Woodbine Monday. The high winds which we are having all these days is sure hard on the wheat crop. "Mr.

Geo. Schlesener was in the neighborhood last Sunday afternoon. Mr. H. F.

Ziebell was over to A. C. Kandts on business Monday. Mr. John Nitche was to Abilene Sunday afternoon to visit with his wife who underwent an operation some time ago.

The many friends of home Monday afternoon. Ella Kohls was down with the meas les a few days last week. Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at my farm one-half mile south of Ramona the following described property on L. A. SINCLAIR, Agt.

Herington, Ks THE Rl'SSELL JUNIOR Is the latest addition to their line built only in one size 18x34 in. and equipped with feeder and wind stacker. Grain weigher can be attached. THE RUSSELL GIANT TRACTOR Four cyclinders, 8x10 in. 30 tractive 60 indicated h.

p. double bowl carburetor for gasoline, kerosene or distillate. THE RUSSELL LITTLE BOSS TRACTOR Four cyclinders, 41 ixo'f 4. in. 12 tractive 24 indicated h.

p. double bowl carburetor for either gasoline, kerosene or distillate. Will pull 3-14 in. bottom gang plow. THE RUSSELL TRACTION ENGINE Built in the following sizes; 6x8; 7x10; 8x10; 9x13 and 10x13 on either standard or universal boilers.

THE RUSSELL SEPARATOR Built in all sizes with lo bar heavy cyclinders, high grate and patent distributor, 95 per cent of grain separated directly at these points. See me before you place an order for this class of goods. L. A. SINCLAIR HEBRON Misses Esther and Nora Nelson left Monday for Emporia, Kansas, where thev expect to attend school.

Helen Lough who is attending high 51 CJf f) NEW LINE STATIONERY Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Mrs. Aitche will be glad to know that she is getting along nicely. Willie Schlesener was over to M.

A. Dombroski Tuesday. Mr. Herman Ohm sawed wood for Wm. Rindt one day this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reich and family visited at the Frank Ohm home Sunday. Mrs.

John Nitche returned home from Abilene Wednesday after undergoing an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schlesener were over to the Dombroski and Willie Schlesener homes last Wednesday.

FOUNTAIN SYRINGES AND HOT WATER BOTTLES express car, equipped for the special purpose of exhibition. Burdick M. E. Church. Next Sunday, Easter Sunday, with services as follows: Sunday sohool 10 a.

Mr. O. Wr. Lundeen, with extra program by members of the Sunday school. Preaching 11 a.

in. The morning service will be in English. Epworth League devotional meeting 7:30. Miss Mary Lough and Miss Edith Carlson, leaders. Preaching at 8 p.

m. A cordial invitation is extended to KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED Herington, Kansas. Mutual phone 52 DELAVAN. CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Sellon of Gayl- all to come and worship with us. THE HOME-LIKE CHURCH. bod, who were here last week to attend the funeral of the latter's father, left Friday for Belleville, Kansas, to visit relatives before returning home. MACHINERY 1 McCormick binder. 1 McCormick mower.

1 Indiana grain drill. 1 snake killer, Moline. 1 plow. 1 stock cutter, 1 disk 3 cultivators 1 feed grinder. 1 box wagon.

1 spring wagon. 1 rack wagon. 2 hay racks. 1 harrow, 1 buggy. 4 sets of work harness.

1 buggy harness. Cream separator. 100 bushels of corn. All of our household goods. Many other articles too numerous to mention.

9 HEAD OF HORSES 2 gray horses, 6 yrs. old. 2 bay mares, 3 yrs. old. i gray mare, 2 yrs.

old. 1 brown mare 10 yrs. old. 1 brown horse, 15 yrs. old.

1 gray mare, 9 yrs. old. 1 bay horse, 4 yrs. old. 9 HEAD OF CATTLE 4 milk cows, 1 bull 1 heifer and 3 calves.

HOGS 2 Chester White brood sows POULTRY 15 dozen hens, 4 geese, 4. ducks. CUT FLOWERS FOR EASTER Mr. Carson of White City has been in thi vicinity wTiting life insurance for the Kansas State Life. The patrons of the Grandview FRESH SHIPMENT OF BUNTE'S CANDIES Bvator armers School District gave a community dinner at the school house Friday.

A large number were present and a good dinner was served. It was the last FOUNTAIN NOW RUNNING day of school and the school gave a short program to do their part in en tertaining their visitors. Robt. Otis of llsey has been the teacher and his work has been very satisfactory to STORE OPEN NEXT SUNDAY those who were interested. Miss Agnes Francis also closed a very successful school at urana Prairie rriday.

PRESCRIPTIONS-SPECIAL ATTENTION V. ts. Coover is busy assessing the property of the township nowadays. RAMONA. The Rev.

D. D. Steckley has presented his family with an electric washer. Paul Lemly is home for a vacation with home folks. The Sunnyside school was closed the past week on account of the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brechbie! were over to Herington Saturday.

Mrs. D. D. Steckley and daughter, Laura, were over to Herington Saturday. Stanley Urie is home this week from Kansas City taking his annual vacation.

G. L. Mastin, Mr. Anderson and R. W.

Urie were transacting business in Marion Thursday. Elam Harman and family were in Abilene Saturday. Frank Hartman and his daughter, Gladys, were shopping in Herington Friday. Dr. Eutz, the health officer for Marion county, was out from Hillsboro Sunday looking after some cases to quarantine for measles.

Supt. Dixon, Asst. Monroe Book, the Misses Doris Miesse and Grace Book as also Rolland Urie were down to Marion Saturday to attend the teachers' association meetine. The Urie family and Miss Doris Miesse were entertained at dinner Sunday in the heme of J. K.

Fike. A nephew of D. D. Steckiev from Is building a Cream Station and will be in a position to buy your cream in the near future. You are invited to call and let us discuss the cream proposition with you.

We carry a full supply of Shorts, Bran, Corn Chop, Oyster Shell, Chick Feed, Barrel, Block and Sack Salt, and the best flour in town. Also McAlister Nut, Colorado Nut, Osage Lump and Colorado Lump Coal. Yours for Business, Cy Bums has been helping J. n. TERMS: Twelve months time on bankable notes bearing 7 per cent interest from date of sale.

No property to be removed until settled for. FREE LUNCH AT NOON BRING YOUR CUPS Moore in the implement business this week. TWO REGISTERED PHARMACISTS A number from here were shopping in Herington Saturday. Miss Edith Martin came home Tuesday from Ellsworth, Kansas, where she has been for some time. Miss Lela Rouse, the assistant at the telephone office, visited with home folks in Council Grove Sunday.

The plans of the new high school OuUa Da Li" ire are in the hands of the architect and a call for bids will soon be made. 9 Tuesday night the following were I COL. A. MERILATT, Auct. Staufer Strickler, Clerk taken into the Woodmen at this place: L.

A. Eaird, P. L. Burns, Z. T.

Burns, T. W. Montgomery and Clarence Swift. The team and members of the Ill I II II HUH II I II I I I I Ill MWIIIIMIIIIll I MMaOHMHDaHMNHMhJ.