The Dorrance Star from Dorrance, Kansas • 3

Candy, nuts and figs at Audie's. Miss Eunice Eyler is attending Normal at Hays. Wedding bells are tuning for joy Register of Deeds To the voters of Russell County: I will be a candidate for the republican nomination for the office of Register of Deeds at the primary August 1st, 1916, and take this opportunity to thank one and all for the support given me in the past and will appreciate any favors shown me in this campaign. C. W.

SHAFFER. California, 7 Oregon or Washington A 1 I and return II Eliza Ann Allen The messenger of death again isits us calling to the great beyond one who for upward of twenty-five years has lived among us and added her share toward the upbuilding of our Eliza Ann Allen was born in Huntington county Indiana, July 24,4 1846, and was called to her reward Wednesday, May 10th, 1916, aged Atund Garrett's big sale Tuesday. Weinhardt's dance-Saturday night. Mrs. John Dressier in on.

the sick list. Ladies Union will not meet this week. 'Carpenters expect to commence the finishing work on the Peter Steinle Sr. home the last of this week. Our wheat raisers go about with an air of general content.

Four weeks more will tell the story. The several prospective weddings show that June brides hold first rank in the matrimonial race. WANTED 25 or 30 head of horses to pasture at 90c a month. Plenty of grass and water. Manning, adv 33t4 Bunker Hill, Kans.

Notice The first platform dance of the season will be a masquerade Saturday evening, May 20th at Weinhardt's Grove. All parties not masked must remain off floor until 11 o'clock. Everybody come. adv Notice Parents wishing their children in the Decoration Day program have them report at Reiff's hall Thursday, 2:00 o'clock. Mrs.

N. E. Jackson, Miss Ethel Shilts. What is said may mean much or ittle. The rattle in a baby's hand and the rattle in a snake's tail have the same sound but different mean- ngs.

Youth's Companion. J. PUGH, Vet. Student K. C.

V.C. Zeman's Drug Store, WILSON. Will be at Pinney's Pharmacy Dorrance each Friday. 69 years, 9 months and 16 days. She came with het family to Russell county in 1890 and has lived here practically ever since raising a family of two daughters and one son.

For the past year she has been an inyalid, waiting patiently for the angel of death that called her home. The funeral was well attended, burial being made in the cemetery at Wilson, Rev Gagle of the Presbyterian church officiating. The sorrowing family have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends. CARD OF THANKS We the undersigned hereby express our sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends 'ho so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved mother and also our thanks to the choir which rendered the music at the funeral service. Eston Allen, May Allen.

Sickly Children are liable to be in any home. You never know when they are going to be taken sick, either, but very frequently it happens in the night time, when the drug stores are closed. Hence the advisability of supplying the home with some of the always handy remedies those, most in de- mand for common ills. We keep tinnA Kllf tYt nnrpct Artfre i rA oA i mm mm mm ml Ul Vlfb A mm H1J J1 I cines, and charge in reason. Pinney's Pharmacy THE STORE OF QUALITY THIS AND THAT Council meeting Monday night.

Another plowing demonstration Tuesday last. Mr. A. L. Eyler was a Bunktr Hill Sunday visitor.

Another fine rain and cool weather makes ideal wheat conditions. When the spring time comes to stay it looks as if we'd find dog days at hand. With two passenger trains each way daily Dorranceites can travel to their heart's content. Mr: Frank Anker entertained the embroidery club at her pleasant home on Lincoln street last Thursday after noon. There nas a good attendance of club members and an eniovable was spent.

The refresh ments served were particularly dainty and finely served. a. lie i tuci m-d i 1 1 1 aiiu uvvn vu nttrap I sh is showing more and more each day its benefit and utility to our little community. They are extending a line out in the Ed Washburn neigh- may soon have, if they will patronize Jfnmnanv. the' same excellent service that is enjoyed by Dorrance and Wil son.

John new home has been wired and other houses in town are contemplating the use of a lighting system that is unsurpassed in the largest citus, This whole community owes Weber Co. a debt of gratidude for providing us with such a fine service at practically no cost for installation. Second-Hand 8-Bottom Holine New 15 Disc LaCrosse We can save you money on Engine Plows if you call and see us ous ringing the first week in June. The ''toters" are busy these days with petitions for the various candidates for office. Eyes properly tested and glasses fitted by Dr.

Leo V. Turgeon, at all times. adv 3tf Mr. John Cook is reshingling and otherwise improving his residence property on the south side. Mrs.

Wallace of Kansas City representative of the N. W. C. T. U.

spoke at the M. Et church Sunday night. Master Henry Stallborries left last Friday for Ellsworth where he will make an extended visit with his former school teacher, Miss Maude Sparks. Our readers will be pleased to read the brilliant letter from their old fellow townsman Prof. P.

E. Brown of the Coffeyyille, (Kansas) Public Schools, which appears otrthe fourth page cf this issue. The editor of this paper is not the only one who is finding it hard to find items these days. Our corps of correspondents too are finding items of interest hard to find but better days will come. The carpenters on Ed Washburn's fine farm residence have completed their work and gone.

Mr. -and Mrs. Washburn have a home they and all the community can be proud of. Mr. Jack" Chegwidden, who for the past two years has been sojourning in Cornwall, England, returned to Dorrance Sunday night and is stop ping with his daughter, Mrs.

Ed Ran kin. Mr. Chegwidden is posted on the war situation in England and says that the country with the largest pneketbook will win the fray. An idea may be conceived of the big way Weber Co do business from the fact that they last week shipped a train load of forty cars of southern pine from their mills in Shrevesport, through to Salina. Of this forty cars the Dorrance yard gets seven cars the rest of the train being distributed to the other yards conducted by the firm.

Dorrance and Bunker Hill are again on the railroad map and the ef fort to have 103 and 104 make regu lar stops at this station has been re warded. Agent Piper last week was notified that those trains would make regular stops at this station during life of present time table and agents along line have been notified to sell tickets to Dorrance. For all of which we are duly thankful. nTi i IE A Visit Colorado and the Rockies enrouteor if you cannot go so far you may see Colorado for only $17.50 Round Trip Beginning June 1st via Union Pacific Fast daily standard and tourist car sex-rice to California, Colorado and all intermediate points. LEO V.

TURGEON, H. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given Eye, Ear, Nose and throat DORRANCE, KANSAS W.J.KEOUGH, D.D. Has opened an office in the Dr. Turgeon Building for the practice of DENTAL SURGERY First-class Service and Reason able Prices OFFICE HOURS 9 a.

m. to 12 m. 1 to 5 p. m. DORRANCE, KANSAS Take in the picture show.

Much wheat is coming to town. Belle Springs Creamery Butter, at Audie's. adv D. S. Schuber made a business trip to Salina Sunday.

Will Weakley and Max Duryte were Ellsworth visitors Sunday. Dorrance should wake up and give its fine base ball talent a chance to show its metal. Adam Thielen completed his first years service as postmaster at Dor rance Monday. The "Si Higgins Co" plaved three night engagement at the opera house this week. Elder Daggett will hold services at the Church of the Brethren Sunday both morning and evening FOR SALE House and four lots good well, cave and barn; Apply to Alex Best, 2t Dorrance, Kansas.

We have received a very interest- T-Lr 1 1 ing note rrom r-aitn is.uppen:nai at the Bell Memorial hospital, Rose- dale, Kansas, saying that little lady is improving nicelyand will soon be homi again. -y Mr. Ben Tayloy, in commenting on tne new siaewaiKS on tne norm side savs: "One can scarcely realize the improvement to the property those sidewalks make. Why every property owner could get more than his money back if they would sell. Their places look so much better Miss Elizabeth Heim of Dorrance, and William C.

Ringeisen of Gor-ham, were united in marriage at Salina Wednesday, May 10, 1916. The bride is one of the justly popular young school teachers of Russell county; the groom is one of Big! Creek township's very best young 1 men. we unaersiana me nappy, ITT 1 1 I I young couple plan to make their home on their farm in Wallace county. Russell Record, W.K.Cuff,A.G.P.A., 901 Walnut SL, Kama City, Mo. Please send booklets, fllustra- ting California and the Northwest.

I Nam i i i I 1 Street Address I all to of F. W. Long, some years ago U. night agent at Dorrance, has re turned to his old stamping ground after traveling over a large part of the east. Fred's many old friends welcome him back to his old job.

Miss Pearl Widdifield, Mr, Kilby Borah and two other gentlemen stopped for a short visit with Miss Ethel Shilts Monday afternoon. They were motoring from Ellsworth Oakley and expected to get home late Monday night. Monday evening was a gala night for the members of Dorrance lodge A. O. U.

W. After the regular lodge work a literary and musical program was given by members and their families after which refreshments were served. It was a jolly enjoyable evening spent in eood fellowship and did much to keep alive the spirit that always keeps the Workmen in the front rank of fraternal organization. Wm. Janne attended tne ball game in Hupfer's pasture Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James DrUcoll called at the Joseph Cook home Sun day. Misses Emma and Carrie Cook attended the show at Bunker Friday Wm. Hafeman called at the Ze- man home Sunday.

Herman Kaufman jr. called on Miss Bertha Klusener Sunday eVen- irtS. ing. Robert Capps and son William ana daugnters ueiia and iviiss Rosa Floyd Sprinkle, Alexan der Anschutz and son called at the Joe Cook home Sunday evening. E.

C. Aughenbaugh and family were Dorrance visitors Sunday. Bert Ohlemier called on home folks Sunday. Mrs. A.

D. Heinze is on the sick list this week. Guy Donovan and Alex Stoppel were working roads Thursday. David Meyer came from Russell last Sunday morning to visit home folks and returned Sunday evening. Antone Zeman called on Miss Anna Dauber Sundav.

A. D. Heinze butchered Wednes day. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson called ort Louis Soukup Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Luerman a i a and Mr vvm. Jviusener jr. and family called at fhe Warren Ruby home Sunday.

Alexander Heinze and wife called on homelfolks Wednesday. Listen! Oh listen! To the wedding bells in Jolly Corner. The Kuhnle's attended the bal game at Hupfer's the past Sunday. Johnnie Luerman was a caller a Gpdfried Meiers Sunday. Joe Cook was in Bunker Hill Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Penix were guests at the D. H. Grove home Sunday afternoon.

George Kuhnle and wife visited at the Jacob Wherli home Sunday. NEW LOT CANDIES JUST RECEIVED SUNKIST ORANGES DATES, ETC, At AUDIE'S Ti TTAT HH The kind that- faieit ra albs is putting in for city are advertising the first-class and satisfactory work he can and does do for all who employ him. When You Think of SEE TOM laill Bom immim At Ellsworth Mill and Ci. LOSSES PAID UNDER 5 PER CENT Both Good Companies. rr ce torn flat Fleases YOU cannot find anything more delicious than our famous ICE CREAM it's made from pure rich wholesome cream and the finest of fresh fruit flavors.

WE don't care how little you have cared for Ice Cream in the past, you will care for it after tasting ours it has such a delicious taste. COME in today and try some or just phone us your order and we will deliver any quantity you want. QUR motto is the Highest Quality and Best of Service at the Lowest Price. The last few days makes you think about putting away your Winter Caps and buying a Summer Hat or Cap. We have a nice line of Men's New Dress Hats in Felt, Silk and Straw Hats, and a good assortment of Men's, Boys and Ladies Every Day Straw Hats to pick from.

Look over our line before going elsewhere. Ask for McC ALL'S Fashion Sheets mm II MERCANTILE CO. I IMJLLa Wo 1 (2 I.