Council Grove Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • 4

PAGE FOUl COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN OCTOBER 20, 19i WHITE CITY evening, October 21. Charles Sheldon left for Ottawa on Sunday, where he plana to attend the ily of Dunlap were caWng on frien. in this neighborhood Sunday aiQ ff noon. Rav. Woolard preached avf impressive sermon Sunday aftev 1 at the church.

Ji Honest advertising always mund went to Centralia Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Pete Hope Sunday afternoon. Mr. Hope's brother came with him Sunday and will remain here for an extended visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Baker and fam Ottawa Business College this winter Dr. and Mrs. Ray W. Sheldon left Sunday in their car for Colorado where they expect to spend two weeks, They will visit with Mrs.

Sheldon's "brothers, Elmer and Mervyn Pearson, and families in Pueblo. Dr. ha9 had a long seige of hay fever and is de tertained Sunrise Chapter of Wilsey last Monday evening. There were about 40 in number over from Wilsey and a' yeryjinteresting and profitable meeting was held, after which a committee from the local chapter served lunch. Miss Esther Fulton and' Miss Ar-vilda Brownell spent Sunday at the Frank Fulton home near Wilsey.

"The Womanlessi Wedding" which is to be staged by the business men. of this community Thursday and Friday nights at the city hall, promises to be quite an affair, with lots of fun for all, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson from Her-ington called on Mrs. H.

G. Mintern last Sunday afternoon. Br ueggen's Store 25' 20 18x35 Turkish Towels 18x37 Turkish Towel, heavier PLEASANT VIEW Mrs. Sorenson and her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Burns, went to Chan-ute Friday and spent the week end with Mrs.

Jessie Gambel and baby. Mrs. Gambel expects to go to her home near St. Louis soon. J.

M. Timberlake returned from a trip to Illinois Sunday. Harry Sisson and family from Strong City were Sunday dinner guests at the J. K. Wright home.

Chas. Bacon is running his tractor to help Mr. Loomis fill silo this week. Mrs. Alice Bacon and daughter, Charlotte visited the week end with Mrs.

Peterson's in Wilsey and attended the fair. Mrs. Liberty Bacon and baby expect to come home from the Council Grove hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Nels Evans of Wilsey were dinner guests at Mr. Hiskey's Sunday. John Stillion took a load of fine potatoes to the Riegel store at Wilsey I and will stay with his aunt, Mrs. G. B.

Horton. A large number of passengers enjoyed aeroplane rides while the aeroplane was here during the fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fink and son of Cottonwood Falls visited old friends here Friday and Saturday and also attended the Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hudson motored to Americus Sunday where they visited Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Pickett and daughter Helen Louise. Miss Erma Dhea Young visited in Wilsey Friday and Saturday with Misses Mary and. Elsie Ewing. Several of the young people from here motored to Emporia Sunday to attend a Vesper service which was being held there.

i Dr. J. H. Garey returned home the latter part of the week, after hav Wash Cloths, Turkish knit 5c 10c 21x42 Fancy Turk-ish Towel Ladies Bloomers, assorted colors RayonJ- Ladies Milanette 98c Bloomers, assort ed colors Children's Black Bloomers, Knickernick. yfftc Sizes 8 to Ladies All Silk Hose, Gun Metal and as- AQc sorted colors 0 Toy Books, Story, Painting and A iC 5c to 50c Mrs.

C. L. Frey was hostess to the Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon. Charles Miller from Lincoln California drove in last Saturday for an extended visit with his sisters, Mrs; B. M.

Harris and Mrs. H. G. Mintern and family. Mrs.

C. L. Frey is enjoying a visit from her sister, Miss Loveless from Ft. Madison, Iowa. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Dodderidge and Phil visited with Russell and family at Council Grove Sunday. Si i Stationery, juvenile in Toy Furniture 35c 39c CANDY SPECIAL for Saturday, Peanut Brittle, lb 10c Saturday.

Sale! ing made his annual visit at his old home in Pennsylvania and visiting his brother C. W. Garey. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hudson and chldren of Elmdale visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson. Mrs.

Hiskey went to Wilsey Thursday to assist the Farm Bureau la-ies with their 'booth at the Wilsey fair. George Hope and Mrs. Estie Was- When Other Stores meet Our Price, they Call it a Brueggen's Store WILSEY "Yes, Willard Mack is right, Luckies are best," says Paul Berlenbach serving of a much needed rest. Mrs. M.

J. Frey and Mrs. H. J. Nqr-dcen were in Junction City Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jo Becker, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Simonton attended the C. of E. and Washburn football gams a tEmporia Friday. Lester Simonton who is attending C.

of returned to White City with them.1 Although but a freshman, Lester has played in every football game in which C. of E. has participated. Mrs. Oliver Skelton, Miss Dora Hallmark and Miss Rosa Hallmark were shopping in Junction Saturday.

Vivian and Lavonia Johnson spent the week end at their home in Latimer. Mrs. George Torgeson and Mrs. John Wilde were Council Grove visitors Friday. Mrs.

Henry Torgeson and Miss Bertha Scott returned with them to spend the week end at the George Torgeson home. Charles Berkihiser who is attending the Winfield business college spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. Mrs. B. F.

Berkihiser. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Miller, Mrs. W. Holmes and Mrs. Herbert Randies were in Junction City shopping on Saturday. The White City high school football team suffered a 22 to 0 defeat at the hands of the Alta Vista team.

Our boys, although inexperineced and very light, put up a very good fight. Miss Etta Talley spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Mary Mintern, who is attending the Hutchinson business college spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

G. Mintern. Mr. and Mrs. B.

M. Harris shopped in Junction City Saturday. Shreeves Kurtze, who has a job with the "Katy" in Emporia, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Kurtze. Mr. and Mrs. M. G.

Frey, Miss Hazel Orevig and Mr. Keller were in Emporia Saturday. Mrs. Frances Block is sick at this time. Miss Sadie Olson is staying with "her.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shubert and daughter, Arlene of Junction City visited with Mrs. Shubert's mother, Mrs. Matilda Olson Saturday.

Mrs. W. L. Bunning who has been sick for several weeks is reported as slightly improved at this time. Although Mrs.

Bunning is unable to ft -X ft Mrs. Susannah Powers of Canton, Kansas, came the past week for an extended visit with her son, R. W. Powers, in Wilsey. Everett Evans, who is attending K.

S. A. C. at Manhattan came home on Friday and spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Nettie Evans, and other, relatives and friends at this place.

Rev. J. H. Anderson motored to Kansas City, Kansas Tuesday of this week after Mrs. Anderson, who underwent a minor operation at the Bethany hospital recently.

Lewis Sisson arid A. J. Coffin motored to Emporia the latter part of the week on business. Quite a number of the young people from the Christian church motored to Couucil Grove Sunday afternoon, where they attended the Christ Popular pugilist tells his manager, Benedict Sterns, that Lucky Strikes are the finest cigarettes. fa if 4 ian Endeavor Convention, which was being held there during the week end.

G. W. Coffin of Council Grove was a business visitor in Wilsey Friday afternoon. Mrs. and Mrs.

A. Black of Emporia motored to Wilsey Friday to visit and attend the community fair. Russell also spent 'Saturday and Sunday at this Miss Lamont Coffin, daughter of G. W. Coffin, spent the week end with Mrs.

0. C. Lloyd in Wilsey also visiting the E. 0. Bross family.

Mrs. W. Wierman of Emporia came the latter part of the week for a visit 'fir if Willard Mack, Noted Author, Producer and Actor, writes: "We people of the theatre are, as a rule, extremists This is the reflex action from overwrought nerves When a man smokes forty cigarettes a day, as I do, he must he sure of his brand I smoke Lucky Strikes be-causelhave found they are soothing to the nerves and at the same time they cause no throat My voice is always in perfect condition and I am never troubled by any coughing which might be annoying tome in my work as an actor' at the home of Miss Maude Wakefield and with other friends. Miss Lois spent the week end as the guest of Miss Helen Bocook. J.

M. Barlow returned home to Wilsey the latter part of the week, after having spent most of the summer with relatives in Bellingham, Washington and other parts on the western coast. Also with the Roy Barlow family in Midwest, Wyo. The Wm. Ramsey cream station received a new coat of paint recently, and also Riegel's store has been repainted.

Quite a large number attended the cake walk andold fiddlers contest at the high school last Friday evening. The proceeds from the caks walk amounted to about $35. Don't forget "A Southern Cinderella" at the high school on Friday have company, her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. George Torgeson, Mrs.

Henry Torgeson, Mrs. John Wilde, Miss Dorothy Wilde and Miss Bertha Scott visited at the Robert Christensen home in Junction City last Saturday. Mrs. Mary E. Scott left Friday for Wanette, Oklahoma, where she will spend a week with her sister-in-law, Itfrs.

Mollie Killian and family. White City put over its 15th annual fair and stock show last Wednesday and Thursday. Although the exhibits were not as large in some departments as in other years, keen interest was manifested and the fair drew a large crowd Thursday. The (parade Thursday afternoon was good and the awards were as follows: 1st prize to M. E.

Sunday School; 2nd to 'grade school, 3rd prize to Eastern Star Chapter. Mr. C. L. Frey, who is president of the Fair Association, is deserving of honorable mention for his untiring efforts to make the fair a success.

Thomas. Torgeson from Topeka relieved Postmaster Holmes last week as Mr. Holmesj went to Missouri to see about his farm. Mr. Torgeson is now helping in the grain store, as Mr.

and Mrs. Dodderidge are spending sometime visiting friends and .5 V' sad Colds Snuff Vicks up nose or melt in cup of hot water, inhale healing vapors. You, too, will find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasureeMild and Mellow, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked Made of the choicest tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great OS VapoRub I' skill, and there is an extra proc- "ITS ess relatives in nearby towns. Dr. and Mrs.

L. W. Stewart and Dorothy Nevelyn visited with fatheT in Wamego Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Elwood Jones and family from Council Grove spent last Thursday with Mrs. Jones' father, G. C. Butler. Russell Baer arrived from Steam-bot Springs, Colorado Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs G.

C. Butler and other relatives a few days. Mrs. H. O.

Mott was hostess to the Dorcas Society of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Belle Butts and daughters, Beulah and Frances spent the week end in Alta Vista at the Ralph Lee borne. Larsh Johnson went to Kansas City Tuesday night on business. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Abernathy and daughter Marie have moved back to White City from Maple Hill, where "Mr. Abernathy has been working the summer. The Order of the Eastern Star en harshness, not a bit of bite Slowing Up? Waste Poisons in the Blood Make One Tired and Inefficient. DO you rise lame and stiff? Drag through the day, listless and depressed? Evening find you all worn out? Have you given any thought to your kidneys? Sluggish kidneys allow waste poisons to remain in the blood and make one tired and languid with often nagging backache, drowsy headaches and dizziness.

A common warning of sluggish kidney action is scanty or burning secretions. Assist the kidneys with Doan's Pills. Doan'a have been used since 1885. Are recommended the country over. Ask your neighbor! DOAN'S Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidney 66 It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Cough.

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