The Jetmore Republican from Jetmore, Kansas • Page 4

H. F. Salmans of Hanston was visiting with friends in Jetmore Saturday of last week. John Love of the west part of the county was in town on ness Saturday of last week. Mr.

and Mrs. E. M. Holmes of Hanston were visiting Mrs. Holmes' sister, Mrs.

A. L. Goller, and family, of Benton township Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Schoen of Dodge City, came over Sunday evening to attend the revival meeting at the tabernacle. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Hull of Sterling township were business visitors to the county seat Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs.

George Powell and daughter, Birdie, of Hanston, were in town on business Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Sturgeon and son, Claire, of Dodge City, were visitors to Jetmore Saturday of last week. town Tuesday on his way to atin town Tuesday on his way to attend the Rutter sale which was held Wednesday of this week. The first number of the Lyceum course was given Wednesday evening of this week at the High School auditorium. Those who attended report it very good. Elmer Williams of Garfield was a business visitor to Jetmore Wednesday of this week.

Walter Sinclair, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sinclair had the misfortune to have a leg broken last Saturday morning by having a horse fall on him.

He had come to town with his father who was shipping cattle that morning, and was on his way back home when the accident happened. The leg was broken in three places just below the knee. The young man is getting along as well as could be expected at this time. F. L.

Slaughter of Kinsley was a business visitor to Jetmore last Friday. An Enjoyable Party. A very pleasant time was had Monday evening when Mrs. H. Y.

Breese entertained about ninety guests, members of the United Presbyterian church and others. The house was decorated in a very ghostly manner, and many different costumes were displayed. Louise Frusher wore a dress that was one of her great-grandmother's, and was one hundred years old. Another dress worn at the party was ninety years old and two others about the same age. Rev.

Schuessler, Baptist evangelist, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Miss Sexton were there and favored the company with a couple of good songs. The evening was spent in games and fortune telling, everyone enjoying themselves to the utmost, and the entire company voted Mr. and Mrs.

Breese and Herbert royal entertainers, and all expressed a' desire to return there again sometime. Mrs. Henry Rupp Dead. Mrs. Henry Rupp of Hanston, passed away at the family home Wednesday night of last week, after a long illness, and the last two months of her life being confined to her bed.

Mrs. Rupp was an old resident of this county and their many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved husband. Funeral services were held at the Mennonite church at Hanston, conducted by Rev. Hirschler, and burial was made in the Mennonite cemetery near Hanston. Card of Thanks.

I wish to thank all the loving friends and neighbors for the assistance and sympathy in the sickness and at the funeral of my beloved wife who passed away on October 25th The mourning husband, H. Rupp. Frank Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

D. Sinclair of west of town, who has been confined to his bed, for several days, is again able to be up. Mrs. Ella Rhea, mother of Mrs. Will White and Guy Rhea, returned to her home in Larned Monday morning of this week, after an extended here with relatives and frineds.

The Complete Republican Ticket ELECTED, AT THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 7, MEANS EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IN THE AFFAIRS OF GOVERNMENT, BOTH STATE AND COUNTY; MEANS THAT YOUR INTERESTS WILL BE LOOKED AFTER BY MEN WHO HAVE BEEN TRIED AND TESTED IN WAYS THAT MEAN SOME THING TO YOU. FROM GOVERNOR TO CONSTABLE IN YOUR HOME TOWNSHIP, THE REPUBLICAN TICKET IS COMPOSED OF MEN WHO DO NOT NEED TO TELL YOU THAT THEY WILL DO THEIR VERY BEST TO SAFEGUARD YOUR INTERESTS IN EVERY WAY AND GIVE YOU IN SERVICE FULL VALUE FOR THE CONFIDENCE PLACED IN THEM. AGAIN WE URGE YOU TO GO TO THE POLLS TUESDAY NEXT AND VOTE A STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET. The Republican Committee. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

State Nominees. Published Every Friday at Jetmore, Hodgeman County, Kansas, by Frank F. Baily. Entered at Post Office at Jetmore Kansas, as Second Class Matter SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Advertising Rates on Application The Republican does not print of any kind at any time. poetry TO THE VOTERS It was not my intention to ask third term when I was electfor a ed County Clerk the second time.

According to political custom if an for more than two officer ask he is asking for more than terms his share of political favors, but sometimes alter circumstances cases. When the time for filing nomination papers is almost terminated and no nominations have filed, what would be the been natural thing for an old officer to do? File, of course. At the urgent friends, this is what request of did. It is true 1 soon will have served you four years in the caof county clerk, no doubt pacity some one will say that this alone should disqualify me for further however, in private busiservice, all things being equal the ness, experienced workman is given the preference. As the people of Hodgeman County are paying me for my time do not feel free to neglect the duties of the office to make a paign.

Those having transacted business through this office have personal knowledge of the service rendered, and the records of this office are at all times open to the people of the county. Thanking you for past favors and trusting that you will see fit to give me a fair consideration November 7, I remain, Sincerely, G. E. CARLILE Henry Goller, I. D.

Bass and R. H. Clews of Hanston, were transacting business at the county seat Monday of this week. Congressman 7th Disrtict, J. N.

TINCHER. Justice of Supreme Court, Position No. 1, RICHARD J. HOPKINS. Justice of Supreme Court, Position No.

2, W. W. HARVEY. Governor, W. Y.

MORGAN. Lieutenant Governor, BEN S. PAULEN. Secretary of State, FRANK J. RYAN.

Auditor, NORTON A. TURNER. Treasurer, E. T. THOMPSON.

Attorney General, C. B. GRIFFITH. Superintendent Public Instruction, JESS W. MILEY.

Superintendent of Insurance, WILLIAM R. BAKER. State Printer, B. P. WALKER.

Judge 33rd Judicial District, ROSCOE H. WILSON. County Nominees: Representative 97th District, WILLIAM D. SINCLAIR. County Clerk G.

E. CARLILE. County Treasurer, C. F. BELL.

Register of Deeds, IRA HAWKINS. Probate Judge, 0. G. LUPFER. Sheriff, J.

E. REED. Clerk of District Court, F. M. ROMINE.

County Attorney, ALBERT H. WILSON. County Superintendent, WINIFRED T. GOLLER. County Commissioner, 1st G.

F. HERTEL. Coroner, C. B. WYCOFF.

THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. State Nominees. Congressman, 7th District, A. S. ALLPHIN.

Justice of Supreme Court, Position No. 1, WM. P. DILLARD. Justice of Supreme Court, Position No.

2, OTIS S. ALLEN. Governor, JONATHAN M. DAVIS. Lieutenant-Governor, J.

W. HOWE. Secretary of State, ED. CLEMANS. State Auditor, DAN N.

HENRY. Treasurer of State, W. H. KEMPER. Attorney General, C.

B. LITTLE. Superintendent Public Instruction HARRY M'GUIRE Superintendent of Insurance, W. L. RIGNEY.

State Printer, L. G. BALLARD. County Nominees. Representative, 97th District, L.

E. WEBB. County Clerk, A. C. HOLBROOK.

County Treasurer, CLARANCE J. TRICKER. Register of Deeds, FLORENCE WRIGHT. Probate Judge, F. E.

SEAMAN. Clerk of District Court, CALVIN OWENS. County Attorney, B. H. ASHER.

Sheriff, GEO. P. BURKHART. Commissioner, 1st District, GEORGE POWELL. For Sale.

Single Comb White Leghorn roosters. 75c each. Mrs. W. D.

Sinclair, Jetmore. 39-ff. TEACHERS MEETING PROGRAM At High School Auditorium, Saturday, Nov. 11, 1922. at 2:30 Following is the program arranged for the next Teachers' Association meeting: Vocal Solo, Elsie Doering How Teach Primary Mrs.

Margaret Raser. Danger Signals for Teachers, Chap. 3-9, Pfeister Practical Use of Dramatics in the Schools, Nicholson Drawing in the Rural Beulah Courtney Music, Mabel McConachie and Ruth Harms. The Technique of Teaching, Chap. 3-4, Mrs.

E. E. Hull. Value of Nature Study Ella Mae Gerhold. Cecil Wright, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Wright of this city, suffered a broken arm Friday of last week while cranking a Ford. Medical aid was called and the young man is getting along as well as could be expected.

At Holbrook's YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE LINE OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES WORK CLOTHES AND NOTIONS Surprising What Variety and What Value We Assemble On Our 5, 10, 15, 25 and 35c BARGAIN COUNTER Produce Wanted at All Times. AT HOLBROOK'S CASH AND CARRY STORE, BARGAINS IN GRAIN DRILLS! If you want to grow a big wheat crop, sow your wheat with a VAN BRUNT DRILL, For Sale by JACOB SOREM. M. W. Peterson, Jetmore, Kansas.

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