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THE MANHATTAN (KAN REPUBLIC. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1932 PAGE FOUR forenoon, 1 i spent Sunday at i Mr. and Mrs. Roberc Fot esinan, Ray Fleming, Elsie Ames, George i Zeisset.

Marian White and Edwin TAMMANY HALL 13 REPORTED SEEKING PEVENGE" 1 CLEVELAND By Mrs. T. L. rarricli MOEHLMAN BOTTOM By Mrs. II.

L. Dane litis been stated the rainfall was three inches. Thnt wlll be ie for the fall wheat. Miss Marcia Stone spent last Thursday afternoon wrUi Miss Mary Potter. Milk is now delivered to customer in pur city lor "five cents per quart and it's fine milk too.

i Potatoes should be taken from the ground. Thess heavy arins will start them, to sprouting. i i (i 1 i I if I i 'I mm, ii inn, ii rn i i I 1 Seot 5. We received a dandy shower of rain here Monday night and ever since the weather has sure been nice and cool Makes one feel like living once more. The C.

I club will meet this week Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Clark in. this vicinity. Quite "a good many from here Were in town Wednesday evening to hear Dr. J.

R. Brinkley, from Milford, speak in the park. He gave quite an enjoyable talk. The music and singing which accompanied his speaking was also good. Jean Clark spent Tuesday" night with Agnes Dane.

Mrs. Hilda Moehlman and Mar-kuerite are expected home soon from Arkansas where they have been visiting. They also expect to visit a few days at Enid, Okla. Miss Wilma Hines from Chap-man' is visiting Miss 'Bessie Clark for a few days. Our teacher Miss Britschge was calling in the neighborhood Friday.

Donnelly and daughter Mary and Grandpa Anderson are staying at Mrs. Moehl-man's place while" she is away. Several of the patrons in the district have been busy the past few Grandpa has been pretty sick but la better at present, 'ays cleaning and remodeling th' schoolhouse. Mr. Arthur Woodruff froni Hunters Island did the papering.

sMr. and Mrs. Ed Knox were callers at Danes Sunday afternoon. Bessie Clark and Magdalene Klentz who, graduated from, the country school last year, have en-lolled in high school in Manhattan. We are glad and we wish them success.

Clyde and Kenneth Whitmore from Keats have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Matthews a few days. Mrs. Prank Conrow and son Gerald spent Thursaay with Mrs.

Ida McGehee and family. IS I i I i Mr. and Mrs. BJythe Morris andlurday at the Joe Weixelman home. Mr.

and Mrs. Royal Berg were in Manhattan Saturday. Glen Cain end son Keith, and titter Cli.ve was shopping in Man hatttan Thursday forenoon. J. D.

Nealis was In St, George Mcnday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nuss of St. George visited at the home of their daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Monday afternoon. Mrs. Grace Berg called on Clara Nealis Monday morning. Iia Farley and son Leroy return ed last week from a visit with re latives in Iowa and Illinois.

Mrs. Hazel Ssematter and Roy called on Bertha Gullfoyle Monday. Sylvester Umschlda baled hay for Dud icrrey Tuesday. Dorothy Cartwright will make her home with Mrs. Bertha Gull fcyle this school term.

ST. GEORGE Sept 6 Howard Ettienne ana family spent Sunday with the John Ccx family near Wamego. Fletcher Wilson who has been bedfast since his injury nearly a year ago is suffering from an infection Iti his injured leg. Verna Garey is working this week at the central office, account of Goldie Henn going to live with her jhcther at Wichita. Glive Harlow will begin work as central girl at the commencement of the school term, and will attend nigh school.

The ball game Sunday won 10-5 by the local boys, Dcrcthy Holuba spent the week 1th Ethlyn Hook at Rossville. Mr. and Mrs. Irl Schurr and children of Kansas City are visiting his parents, and Mrs. Rudolph Schurr.

Floyd Fleming, cur blacksmith the past year, has moved to Wamego. Mrs. Ethel Bohn of Wamego is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Walter Bammes. Wayne Whitney left Wednesday for Wathena where he will work for a time in the nurseries.

i Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott and Bucky of Belvue spent Sunday with the Will Du'gan family. D. I.

Morlan and Marie spent several days last week visiting, relatives at Rantoul. High. school opened Monday with 62 enrolment "and the grades with 67 pupils. In the high school there will be about twenty tuition Harry Peterson and Pete Miller made a business trip to Kansas City Friday. Carl Holman made a peddling trip, with melons late last week.

Carl has a bunch of dandy musk melons. One weighed fourteen pounds, which seems like a big muskie to us. B. Dalton, who underwent an operation' at Mayo's a week ago is reported getting along fine." Saturday was home coming day at St. George.

A large changing crowd was in attendance all day. About 160 enrolled for the basket dinner at the auditorium. A long program in the afternoon by the "old timers" their children and grandchildren proved an enjoyable tntertainment. The officers were 4 reelected arid, will serve another year. The arrangements were ably managed by those in charge and we all look forward to the next one.

CLEBURWS Sept 6. Mr. anU Mrs. Hilmer Melgren of Clay Center visited; tiere last week. Mrs.

Myrtle Springer and Glenn have returned jto Salina. The hikh school students enrolled Thursday cf last week and, received their assignments Monday morning. The grade schpol pupils also received their assignments Monday a. m. The teachers, for the coming term are F.

S. Gustafson, superintendent. Miss Edna Bengtson, English, bookkeeping, typewriting; Kenneth Tarristrom, manual training, agriculture, civics and science; Miss Hilma Davis, hone economics and history: D. Donald Plumb music in. the high school and Miss Emma Smith, principal and grammar grade; Miss Marguerite Morris primary teacher the grade school.

The P. T. A. will hold its first meeting this week on Thursday evening. The concert that was to have been given by the municipal btmd of Randolph, last week Wednesday evening, was postponed on account of rain, til Wednesday evening this The Ruth and Naomi Society will meet next week on Wednesday afternoon in place of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lindbloom drove to Denver Friday and Miss Viola who has visited at that place he past few weeks, will return home with them.

'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shehi were in Topeka one day lastweek and Miss Lois returned home with them after having visited with relatives there. Miss Zenubia Vllanded and Mrs. N.

Sayler came Saturday from Topeka and visited at V. E. Vilanders till Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

John Fritzinger of here saturaay. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tarnstorm moved into their apartment in the Ed Lundin home last week. There was a fair attendance at the social given by the Ruth and Naomi society Thursday evening, last week.

Miss Rena Vilander and Mrs, Leslie Rasher of Abilene spent La bor day at E. Vilanders. The M. E. Sunday school held promotion exercises Sunday morn ing.

Mrs. John Johnson and Miss Dorothy entertained the Tah'tha society last week, Thursday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Falin vistte the latter's brother Mack.

Dial and family Topeka, last week. They report Mr. Dial very ill. Ms. F.

Hanzlik and Miss WUma and Mrs. M. B. White were in Marysvillfe Monday. Berggren spent Sunday 'evening at tEarl Zeisset's.

George Zeisset helped Lyman White put up hay Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman White and Marian, Mr. and Mrsi' Earl Zeisset spent Sunday in Manhattan.

George Zeisset helped Oscar Springer put up hay Saturaay. On Sunday, August 28, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman White, and Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Berggren of Clay Center, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zeisset. Vera, Wilma, Rosalia, Doras, Albin, Vern on, Edwin Berggren, and Marian White and friends of near a picnic dinner. ASHLAND Sept "2.

Miss Louise Hokanson. gave a. birthday party to her young friends on Wednesday evening, August 31. Billy and Merle Scott have re turned home after bring in the hospital for a week. They are recovering very nicely from their operations.

The Ladies Sewing circle met with Mrs. Bessie Cederburg Thursday afternoon. The next meeting will be at the house of Mrs. Dan Seigle. Miss Myrna Smith accompanied Miss Ruth Phillips of Junction City to Topeka Wednesday afternoon.

SWAMP ANGEL Sept. 5. Miss Myrtle Enoch of near Manhattan was a guest, of Miss Ruth Walker Saturday- eve ning. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert; Roepke( Marjorie Ann and Warren spent the weekend with friends in Hol-ton, Kansas. Ed Hammett transacted business in Manhattan. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Weixelman and children of Manhattan spent Sat' Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Walker and daughter Ruth, returned Thursday from a several week's vacation in Illinois.

Miss Marguerite Tracy spent Thursday evening with Miss Myrtle Enoch of near Manhaftan. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Pearsons of Dak Grove Community and Mr; and Mrs. Orville Tennant and Marjorie Ann were dinner, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tennant. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray burn Hofman were visitors in Manhattan Saturday evening. Mi, and Mrs. Joe Meyer, Cletus and Lloyd of Elbow community were visitors pf Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn White, Eleanor and Marjorie, Sunday evening. Our school will open Monday moining with Miss Mildred Steav-ens pf Manhattan as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker and Joan of SU Joseph spent the' week end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. B. Walker and fafhlly. Mr.

and, Mrs. Eugene Walker and Mary Ann of Manhattan were guests at the Walker home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Abrams. and family were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. O. Watson arid son of east of St.

George 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn White Eleanor and Marjorie were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Jacobson and small son of Manhattan, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ravburri "Hoffman were Sunday dinner guests- off his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hofman and familof Elm Slough. Herman Werning transacted business hi Manhattan Saturday. Mrs. Ida, Summers and Misses Ruth Walker and of near Manhattan were in Manhattan Saturday evening. James Nuss pf St.

George called at. 1Va PnvKiirn Hnfimon hnmA1 Ct- 1 rL ELM SLOUGH By Clara Sept. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gullfoyle and children were in Wamego Tuesday.

Mi. and Mrs. J. C. Seematter and children were inManhattan Thurs? day n.

Mr. and Mp. Glen Robenett and two daughjers of Industry visited at the hcirie pf their aunt, Mrs. Clara Nealis. Earl Miller is helping Will Oppy put up hay a few days.

Mrs. Grace Berg and children called on Mrs. Claud Teeter Thurs day afternoon. 1'nc .1 ir. i nr.

i i the home of his ifr. and Mrs. Riley Cain Mrs. Marinda Stoddard of visited her aupt, Mrs. Clara Nealis, Sunday afternoon.

Emil Zoeller of Maphatttan "was visiting on the Slough Monday. The Rev. Glen Cain visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Cain a few days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. George Stoddard and sen Edward of Manhattan visited at the home c-f his sister, Mrs. Clara Nealis, Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Soupena of Manhattan visited at the- heme of her and Mrs. Riley Cain Sunday. Don Clay is helping his father Tom Clay put up hay. Mrs.

Dorothy MiHer and two children called on Clara Nealis Thurs- rday afternoon. Herman Zoeller and sons are helping Ed. Guilfcyle put up hay this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Royal Berg and children were dinner guests at the heme ef her brother Will Soupene and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hofman were shopping In Manhattan Thursday. The Elm Slough school opened Mcnday with pupill.

-Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright of Louisville is the teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Teeter called at the J.

D. Nealis home Sunday tmm- Sept 5. S. Riniker called on Julis Sylvester Sunday, forenoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Brees and daughter Marie, returned home Saturday after a two week's visit at the R. W. Hessler and E. R.

Wey-gandt homes. Miss Bernlce Weygandt left Saturday for her school at Rock Creek where she is to teach the coming term. Mrs, Lillian Staufenberg and Mr, and Mrs. Henry Rolfsmeyer spent Sunday at the C. Harron home Robert Riniker called on home folks Sunday.

Mrs. T. L. Parlck little folks called on Mrs. Dan Friday af ternooon.

Gerald Parrlck called on home folks Friday evening. Those who spent Tuesday evening of last week with Mr. and Mrs. T. Li Parrick were Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Carrol and little son.sMrs. Robert Spardlin and little son and Mrs.

Chas. Day and son and Gerald Pat rick. Hazel Weygandt and Marie Brees called at the home of Harron and Riniker Friday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Weygandt and Miss Bernlce were in Friday forenoon, i R. W. Hessler in Manhattan Saturday afternoon.

Hazel Weygandt went Sunday to stay with Mrs. Wm. Ayars while at tending high school, at Keats this winter. These' who enter high school' from this, district ate Hazol Weygandt. Kenneth Lober and Norman Par- rick, Fred Parrlck and Ervin Kleiner called at S.

Rihiker's Sunday afternoon. Anna Marie Riniker will be the one new btginner this year at school. Mr. and Mrs. 'B.

Kleiner and daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrick. Gerald Fritz spent Sunday with Lewis Lewis' and Rosa Riniker called at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Naureth one evening last week. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Grader called at the home, of T. L.

Parrick Friday Charlie Cnaptman called on S. Riniker one afternoon last week afid had a load of wheat ground. C. Harron called on T. Parrick and S.

Riniker one afternoon last week. i ELBOW By Mrs. Frank F. Davis Sept. 6.

(PV-Mr. and Mrs. Chand-ler and son, Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Will and and Mrs.i.Horr Garland and family of Wabaunsee, were Sunday visitors at the Joe Richards home.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jonts and little daughter of Wamego, enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at Sunset Park; Mr.

and Mrs. Davis, and Miss Daisy, spent Sunday at the C. C. Davis home. Frank Davis is helping his broth er, C.

C. Davis, putting up hay this week. Mr. and- Mrs. James Callahan spent Friday evening at.

the Alex Irvine home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis visited at Orville Parker's and Vern Stewart homes Sunday afternoon. and Mrs.

Alex Irvine spent Sunday afternoon at the John MCf Coy home. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barclay Miss Gertrude VanPelt and Joe Rurr, spent Monday evening at ths Frank Davis home. Mrs.

Alex Irvine was in town Friday afternoon. LEON ARD VILLE By Mrs. P. J. Stafford Sept '5.

The Methodist Ladies Aid society met the second of September. Most of the members were present and a goodly number of visitors. A nice prograrn was given by those present and a most enjoyable session was held. The first Thursday in next month Mesdames Stone and Ny berg will be the hostesses. Our M.

E. Sunday school had a picnic last Friday. They had planned to go to the Osbourne Springs fo rthe day but the- late rains had made the ground at the spring so damp and in some parts was muddy. So going there was abandoned, and (hey to the park at Cla; Center. They had games and dinner war served, after which more games; then a treat of cream waa served.

The attendance was Quite large and a finr.time was had by all. There were one hundred and seven pupils, the opening day at our high school Monday morning. Monday was Labor day and our city was as quiet as on a Sunday. Fost -ttfflce and most of the business houses were closed all day. All the demonstrations to be seen was a disnlay of Old Glory, which to me Is always a welcome sight.

We strained our eyes lastveek to get a glimpse of the eclipse but not a vistage could be seen. The sky was wonderfully bright and no darkness during the hour it was said to occur. I one during an eclipse of the Sun I for get the year it was so dark our hens went to roost and it was so dark' light were turned on and I read no eclipse again for over 30 years. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Tnnnehill of near Cla; county, made a Short visit at the P. J. Stafford home last Thursday. We had the long looked for rain plenty too. last week.

It PliaSBURY CROSSING By Joe Woodman Sept. 6. Tho school "bell can be heard in -every direction now. Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Flnley from Topeka visited at Al Olson's Mr. and Mrs. Art Parker and family werjt to Manhattan Saturday. Mrs. Warren.

Frederick and children visited her daughter Mrs. Lillian Pascarellla in Junction City Sunday. and Edith Powers were trading in Manhattan Saturday, Mrs. Delmar Akin called on Mrs. Lew Light Manda morning.

Mkv and Mrs. Wallace Newell from Pittsburgh, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Con-well. Mrs.

Harry Kimball and daughter and Mrs. Clair Kimball were trading in Manhattan Saturday fcrsnoon. The Sunflower school opened Monday with an enrollment 12 with Miss Anna Remmers of Riley as teacher. George Barclay helped Jim Johnl ston put up hay Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lew Light went to Manhattan Monday, RILEY I By Elva Bohnenblust Sept. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Hassebioek returned heme from their trip to Colorado.

Mrs. E. J. Baker, Mrs. Rex Mc- Bane, Mrs.

Lucy Pottorf, Mrs. George Fry and Mrs. Harrison will go to Abilene Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. fpent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Eunice Houson of Topeka spent the week end. 'with her par ents, Mr.

and Swam Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Abell and Mary Sue left for Kirwin, Kansas, Friday where they will make their heme, Mr. Abell teaches in the Kir win high, school.

Mr. ana Mrs. Kex Mcuane, ror- rest Grcvenstein and A. Gable made a business trip to Wichita Saturday. Miss Leona Hanson of Randolph and Miss Gladys Rfce of Manhattan, took up their work as teachers in the Riley high school Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Hassebroek and son of Tofbka spent Sunday with relatives. Elva Bohnenblust and Richard Armstrong W3nt to Marion, Kansas? Friday. Miss Helen- Sweet of Stcckdale will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.

James Robinson and am-il'. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Criser of Manhattan spent Sunday evening with relatives. Mr.

-and Mrs. Bill Mackender are the Drcud parents of baby boy. MiS3 Lavern Wickstrum returned to her heme at Leonardville aftsr spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Reece and working as telephone operator. Miss Mary Beningia Is the new telephone operator taking the place of Miss Lavern Wickstrum.

alt; TA VISTA VICINITY By MBrs. William Fink 6i Bert Ross and son James spent last Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wolgast were the last Sunday dinner guests of Mi and Mrs. 'Walter Wolgast at Alma. Miv and Mrs.

Clarence Perry and children were Sunday dinner guests cf and Mrs. Little. Mrs. William Fink, MaebeUe, Kenneth and Elda Mae spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lillian Finney and Mary.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dierking were last Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr and'Mrs. J. F.

Eberle. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Piper of Junction City spent 'last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. O. Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Montague and family spent Sunday at Woodbine the guests of James Middleton and family. WABAUNSEE VICINITY By Mrs. Wayne Herneisen Sspt.

6 Mr. and" Mrs. Roy Nelson and sons were supper guests Sunday evening at tha John Kimble home. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Atkiris and son Dana cf Junction City were; week end guests ar the Joe McClurea. Mutt Batch returned to Topeka Sunday having spent the past' few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Mac Mc-Clure and family. Mrs. Oris Buell was a Sunday! binner' guest at the home of her daughter, Charles Cook and family at Balvue.

Mr. and Ralph Reid and children motored down from Salina Sunday evening and visited at the Gec Herneisen home, returning. Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Leonard metered to Abilene Sunday and vis. 'ted at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lester Henn and family. Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs.

Ortn Buell spent Mcnday afternoon; with Mrs. Andrew Mc Arthur and I helDed her fluilt. I Mrs. Leonard King left ror Nebraska Saturday to visit her i daughter. Mr and Mrs.

Jchn Bowman and Maxine. Mr. and Mrs! Alfred Bur-' IV fiiii 5 1 man of the New York state Democratic committee. The candidate of the "bosses" for governor is Mayor John Boyd Thatcher (7), of Albany. Tlfe "bosses" are John F.

Curry (2), leader of Tammany, John H. MoCooey (8) of and Edward J. O'Con-noll. Albany and Bobby have returned home after sperfding several days with relatives at Milword. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Chandler and Clarence called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richard Sunday afternoon. Jerome' Stewart and Ruth Harrison, accompanied by Ruth's father, Charlie Harrison, until latey of Clav Center and her.

aunt, Mrs. Joe Smith, with whom she has been making her home went to Kansas City last week where Mr. Stewart and Miss Ruth were married Thursday. They are housekeepttig on the groom's farm where a lafge crowd gathered on Friday night to i -charivari Earl Chandler is attending a ro- ucu tl vubbuuwuuu ail), Mr. and carl Luce ana Alberta and Donald Thpwe visited at G.

F. Germann Monday evening. -ana Mrs. araaiey ana children spent Sunday at Ole Du-gan's near St. George, Several from this community i i ti t.i i.

i hattan last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Germann and children visited with Mrs. Ppole and family Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wlllyard and Miss Inez Willytrd of Wichita visited with their grandparents, Mr. and Frs. Sun-' day -and Monday.

Mrs. Art Merrit is at ttte home of her brother, Dave Smith helping care for Mfirel Smith who is having a very painful time with a badly infected foot. Forrrest Willyard of Kansas City spent the past week with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Will- yard. KEATS fc Sept.

5. A beautiful Labor day, and we should regard it privilege to have work Whether there is good pay or not. Some one has written "Work, thank God for the miglif of it, the urge, the ardor and delight of. it." Many of our. people have taken a part holiday by going to Manhattan for the activities at the park, some ace planning tor hear the speakers on the program both Tues- day and Wednesday afternoons.

The teachers and pupils ware, on rilit.v fnr -si shrift-, sp.cwinn t.nr!nu finrl will be ready for full day's! work tomorrow. We expect good school year. All of last year's teachers are returned. For the high school the staff consists of Prin. L.

A. Noll; Wr. Denman, Miss Goldie Scarborough and Miss Francas Potter. The teachers for the. grad? school are Miss Grace Street and Miss Alpha Johnsmeyer.

Our people are glad to have our pastor, the Rev. Westerman and Mrs, Westerman at home in the parsonage. Miss Helen of the' high school graduating class, last May, will go to Emporia Saturday to take up college work and Dale Edefblute returns Wednesday to Kansas state, wnue ms sister, Nina; gees back to the high school teaching staff at Stockdale. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Schnoor of Artesian New Mexico, with their daughter, Miss Lois Were calling on keats friends today, -Monday. Miss Lois Schnoor formejly was, super- -visor of music in our schools here, and is now employed in the schools at Milford. Her parents will spend the winter with her. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the annex on Friday afternoon. This will be a social meeting.

Mrs. Noll Is chairman of activities and members "whosename-V begin with th letters' toTN, are expected to be assistant hostesses. Orus CraVens and daughter of Fairview, Kansas, has been visiting his parents' Mr. and Mrs. William Cfavens.

ti. 111 presidential electors in November and a fight on, the nomination of Lieutenant Governor Herbert H. Lehman (C), Governor Roosevelt's choice for governor. There also is under discussion a prpposal to take from James A. Farley (5), chairman of the Democratic national committee, his oost as chair and neighbors on the Island extend their very best wishes to her.

Charles spent last week at the home of her sister and husband, Mr. anrt Mrs. George Hoemer and family and attende: the teacher's, jnstituts in Manhst- ian. -v Geneva Johnson of Randolph has been visiting at the home of her aunts, Mrs. 1 Darr Clark and Mrs Ruby Weik.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hensel of Los Angeles, visited at the home of their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoemer and chil dren, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Pultz en. tertained their mother and brother "Mrs. Ed Pultz and Mr.

Jim Pultz, at dinner one evening last waek. Mrs. Sam Ross of Idaho, Mr. Har ry Hcerner of Los Angeles, and Mrs, Kraus of Manhattan spent several days last week at the home of Mr.vand Mrs. George Hoemer.

Mrs. John Hunter called at the home of Mrs. Frank Conrow Tues day morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Peabo'dy and son, Donald of Dodge City, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Peabody and children were guests for dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.t Georfce Hoerher and family. BALA By Mrs.

R. F. Davies '4 Sect. 6. H.

E. Lewis and J. F. McKinley were in Manhattan Sat urday afternoon. Mrs.

Frank Hansbearry and daughter of Nebraska are visiting with Mrs. Clara Keeler and grand-sons. Blaine Dodson was in Clay Cen ter Monday Mr. and Mrs. R.

F- Davies were in Leonardville Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and children were in Riley Saturday night. John Sprecher was in town Tues day morning.

Mr. and Mks. C. G. Fee and daughters and Miss Ida Davies of Manhattan visited with relatives here Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John Setchell and children snent-Sunday at the F. Nye home. Junior McKinley was bitten quite badly by a coon last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kipp. Erma BoureU and Otis Dennis of Hutch inson SDerit the here with relatives and friends. Thelma Dayies was in Broughton Thursday evening.

Ben Bolt and Miss Mable Newman were in LeonardvillevThursday. Mr. and Mrs. V. E.

Llewelyn and Wesley spent a few days last week in Nebraska. Misses Martha and Evelyn Llewelyn came home with them. Rowland Davies, was'jn Clay Center Thursday. Class meeting- was held last Friday night at V. E.

Llewelyn home. An enjoyable time was had by all present. BLUE VALLEY By Mrs. G. f.

Germann Sept. 5. Again the ringing of the school bell is beard' and happy faced children are seen going tcand from school. C. Miss Bertha Lee is teaching our school again this year: Miss Helen Brunker has gone to district in Geary county to assume her duties as teacher, Vin Harris of 'Manhattan called on Mr.

and Truman Logsdon Sunday. 1 Mrs. Ray Moody, Pauline, Viola Tammany is reportcdjsecking "revenge" for the hearings, before' Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt (4). which" resulted in the of James J.

Walker (I) as mayor- pf New York. Coupled with a determination to 'Walker to the mayoralty again is i plan to "cut" the Democratic Gcrrits 12th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Mis. A. E. Adams of Kansas City, Mc, Mrs. Raymond Walburg and -little daughter Nila Jean of Onega spent Saturday night with their sister, Mrs.

Wayne Hsrneisen and family. Sunday they all motored to Wheatcn -and spent the day with their mother, Mrs. Lupy lnpalsbe and Edwin and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Reed and ehildien, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Herp-etsen; Mrs. Leon Leonard and junior and Mrs. Wayne Herneisen all spent- Monday. afternoon at the heme cf Fred 'Drury near Paxico. LaV on, and Helen Gulley cl Emporia are spending this week with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jchn Nolan at Wabaunsee. Charley Teel an.d lamily are moving into the John Fridley house, Mi and Mrs. Jess McCcunich and Lcnaine, Lloyd Coon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Gerrit. Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Ekart and sen visited Saturday afternoon wiyi Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard and junlorr TABOR VALLEY By P. G. Smith 1 'Sept. 5 And Labor day Vhen they don't labor, but go for a picnic, lots cf themJ I but you can't Hame anyene for going for a picnic en a day like this. It's in the air all, around you.

Helen Bailey is home from Kansas City whei she has been at tending fiusiness i Helen Fields' sister, Mrs, Vergie Netscn, from near Ogdeh, visited her everal days last week. Cleo Smith of St. George visited his grandparents and cousins in the valley a eouple of days last week. Chailey Burt put up isome prairie hay last Thursday. Jesse Smith took seme wheat to mill at Louisville last Friday.

Fred Fields put up some hay last Saturday. The Ladies club met with Mrs. Dean Biasing last Friday afternoon. Lila Munson helped Helen Field several days last week with her hcuse work. Mrs.

Pearl Stephens and Orville and Phil Adolph cleaned our school-house last Joe and Klein tock dinner P. G. Smiths todays the call game here, Wabaunsee vs. Tabor Valley yesterday, score 8-6 in favor of Score at end of ninth inning 6-6, so they had to play off the tie and then the Wabaunsee 'boys harvested a ccuple of scores. Pretty gcod game, what? 1 HUNTER'S "fSLAND 1 Sept.

,6. Our school started yesterday with a good attendance, is teaching her third term" here, to the satisfaction of alL We have pne little 'gegin-' ner, tEldop Ward, and lost three students. Aletta Ma Robert Ware; and Glenn Hoerner, who are entering high sphool. I Betty Clark spent, last "Week at the, home of her aunt-and Mr: and Charles Rollins of Keats. x.

Mrs. -Husklnson and children of Nebraska are i spending this week visiting at iie home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Aument. Mrs.

Hus-kin son is a sister of Mrs. Aument. We are glad to know that Mrs Frank Coffey, Who. has been quite ill, is much Improved and able to be out again, t- Mrs. Tred Rascht 'who underwent an operation at Park View hospital' has recovered sufficiently to be taken to the home of her son ana wife near Silver Lake.

Her friends son Max spent Sunday with rela tives at KeaU KEATS Junior Graham of Manhattan is spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Chap-man. Mrs. Jessie Clarke went to.

Effingham and Atchison Saturday for a visit with relatives, returning Monday. Mrs. Shepherd returned this morning from a week's visit with her son, George Shepherd at Pur-cell, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Riniker are the parents of son born Saturday morning to whom the have given the name Donald. Keats people report a very successful church school rally at the church Sunday with the schedule of speakers being especially good. HINERVILLE By LaVeryne Funk Aug. 31. Roy Nelson and family of Western Wabaunsee spent Sunday afternoon with Fred Funk and George Stewart and wife of Mc-Farand called at the -Garfield Fair home Mr.

and Itfrs. Harold Palenske and baby were shopping in Wamego Saturday. Mrs. Garfield Fair and daughters Margarett and Martha spent the weekend with relatives in Manhattan The M. M.

club met Wednesday with Mr. R. B. Daily. 1nf4 Climb nnrl fn ret 1 1 Tr r-rrt e-Vi rT ping in Manhattan Saturday.

Many were sorrowed hear of the death of Mrs. Henry Kobiskie who passed away at her home south of Alma Friday Mrs. Kobiskie had been ailing for sometime but seemed to be getting better, when Friday morning she passed quietly away leaving to mourn her untimely death her husband and five children; She also leaves a sister of Topeka and three neices and nephews Hinerville. Her funeral was held Sunday from the Evangelical church at Alma. We extend cur deepest-sympathy.

The. M. M. Club cleaned the school house Monday. Roy Nelson and sons, Mrs.

Clyde Long and" daughers of Topeka and Mrs. Garfield Fair spent Mon day at the Fred Funk home. Mry Hiner spent last week at Ogden.visitin, at the home of her Elbert Wood Clarence and Edwia Funk spent Mcnday evening at" J. M. Kimble's at District 64.

The annual reunion of the Hiner, Pugh and Fair relation was held in the Wamego park Sunday. There were 65 present. Mrs. Hiner made two large angel food cakes, the largest one being 14 inches across and 10 inches hifh, and was decorated iri pink and white frosting with appropriate decorations for the occasion; They had a bountiful dinner and a merry time. Here's wishing many returns of the day.

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hiner and family of Belvue and Aug. Feyh and children spent Friday at Mrs.

Hmer's. 1'PPER JIll-L CREEK By Mrs. Lyman Whit 30. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Springer spent Tuesday evening at Carl Nielson's. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Foresman' epent Thursday evening at George Smarts'. and Mrs. Earl Zeinset snent Saturday evening at John Poll-man's.

cfint Scotts -and Roy Clark's gess attended a dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. arid Mrs, Vern Or' i.