The New Era from Formoso, Kansas • 8

JEWELL COUNTY LEGAL NEWS. STARBEAMS FROM JEWELL. The Store Christ SWIFT CO. Pays Highest Prices for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Cream, lb 48c Etta, dozen 40c Hena, 20 Roosters, lb Docks, ft 12o Geese, ft 10c Springs, ft 12c Turkeys Phone 46 Formoso, Kansas JEWELL COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS. mas fOra Store is The.

1. JJ-UVl-l LW VU I Your. Ckritkas)! WHO? Everybody. WHAT? Christian Fellowship. WHERE? Church of the Brethren, Lovewell, Ks.

WHEN? Every Sabbath Day. Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M.

Christian Worker's 7:30 P. M. Evening Service ...8:00 P. M. "We will make you feel at home, that's our aim.

"Put and Take" Isn't always a gamble. Sometimes It Is a sure thing When you put more efforts into your work, you'll take more profit out of It. It Is the same In going to church as anything else. What you get out of church depends largely on what "you put Into it. "There Is no time like the pleasant" The faith that really moves mountains is not above using dynamite and steam shovels." "Truth is mighty," says the adage.

"Yes," retorts the hard-boiled cynio, "mighty scarce." "Somebody suggests that Lot's wife passed some other -woman and looked back to see what she was wearing." "For every woman who makes a fool out of a man, there Is another woman who makes a man out of a fool." "We are not what we think we are. We are what we think." After all, perhaps, it is better to remain silent and ibe thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. "If others went to church no- more than how long would it take this town to die?" Be content with what you have, but not with what you are. Every town has several men who say everything with hamimers. Let the church tiave your consideration.

We will make you feel at home. Church of the Brethren, A. L. Patrick, Pastor. My church; your 'church; everybody's church.

Como and worship with us. Where you will find on display now, gifts for everyone, that are attractive, serviceable and appropriate. Let us suggest that you come and do your shopping now, so that you may enjoy your Christmas as you should by eliminating the worry of "eleventh hour" shopping. Wills "WHERE YOUR MOrtEY BUYS THE AOST" Bros. For first class tonsorial work, call at Wescoat's Barber Shop Just south of Po8toffice.

Bath Room in connection Laundry Basket Goes Wednesdays. M. L. Wescoat, Prop Real Estate Transfers, Court Pro ceedings, for the week ending Dec. 2nd as furnished by the Postle-thwaite Investment Mankato, Kan Deeds John Hamilton to R.

M. Rathbun, 11-18-22, $1400., lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, block 14, Formoso, Kansas. J. T. Shunn and wife to Granville B.

Scanland, 9-29-22, $1., 16 acres SEU of 21-5-6. Malinda Woods and husband to John A. Llbhart, 11-3-22, $2000., SWH 4-3-6. Elmer L. McNIchols and wife to D.

Raynold'8, 10-17-22, $1500., NE SE 17-3-7. Littleton W. Turner to Georglanna Turner, his wife, 11-13-22, $1., WVi 28 and SW SE and 3EU SW4 of 21-3-9. Kansas Texas Petroleum a Kansas Corporation to K-T Oil a New York corporation, 11-15-22, $1.00, lots 13 and 14, block 42, Jewell. Mrs.

E. M. Spencer and husband to Otis M. Nelson, 11-27-22, $2500., lot 1, block 24, Mankato. Little Smrith to Alice Keyes, Admr.

W. F. Keyes Estate, 11-25-22, $75., lots 7 and 8, and 20 ft. lot 9, blocit 14, Bishop's Addition, Mankato BETHEL NEWS. Mrs.

Alma Bauman, baby, and little step-daughter of Manzanola, are here for an indefinite visit with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson and other relatives and friends.

High Mohler, of Leon, Butler is spending several weeks visiting rela tives in Jewell county. John Johnson's entertained a num ber of relatives and friends to six o'clock dinner Saturday evening, com plimentary to Mrs. Alma Bauman. Aibin Johnson of Greeley, is hero incline: with relatives and friends. He arrived just in time for the "eats" at his brother, John's Sat urday eve.

Wm. Stocks and family of Marshall county, spent the Thanksgiving holidays visiting Mrs. Stock's brother and sisters families, Ira Guise and Mrs. A. Philippi.

Mrs. John Philippi is on the sick list at present. Sterling Staggs of near Mankato is husking corn for A. Philippi, Mrs. Dixon and daughter, Jennie, of Blair, were guests at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

D. D. Kinyoun over Thanksgiving. Dr. Grindle and family attended a basket supper at Lovewell Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kingsley enter tained' a number of relatives at their home on Thanksgiving day.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin VanMeter came down from Mankato Sunday and went from here to Lovewell to f'Pend Sunday with relatives. Bob Ramsey is a sure enough radio enthusiast now. He now has a new receiving sot, with loud speaker 'neverything, which he purchased last week from Roy Perfect, of Jewell.

M. W. Hale, wife and baby ate their Thanksgiving dinner at the T. L. Studer home, south of town.

Mrs. Studer and Betty Jean remained until Sunday, when Milford came down from Mankato after them. has. Isaacson was up town Saturday nig'ht, the first time since coming home from the hospital. He i3 feeling fine since his operation for appendicitis, and wishes to thank those friends who remembered him with letters and flowers, and who visited him whale in the hospital.

Youngsters know that Santa Olaus favors the lad who keeps the walks clean, the woodbox full and is kind to grandma. But grownups sometimes forget that energetic habits, attention to duty and respect for othiiis continue to reap reward long after it has been discovered who really puts the gifts in the stockings. A number of local Shriners went to Lincoln Wednesday night of last week to attend a two-day meeting of that order. They report an excellent time and also say they erijoyed the football game: between Lincoln and Notre Dame, played on Thursday, and won by Lincoln, 14 to 6. A.

H. Miller. L. L. Burchinal, Chas.

and Earl Wills were among those went from here. The basket ball games played here Thursday evening of last week were very Interesting and drew a fair sized crowd. The first game between the second high school teams of Formoso and Courtland was a victory for the Courtland team, score 13 to 7. The second game was snappy from the sound of the whistle and was won by the Formoso town team over a like team from Courtland, score 27 to 17. The opera house makes a good basket ban court, and we hope to have a lot of classy games there this winter.

The Clay Center Times says, the late Thanksgiving is a sign that there will be an early Christmas this year. Mr. and Mrs. T. Coomber spent Thanksgiving at the D.

Metz home. Mrs, I. B. Wallace is on the sick liBt. Merrill Gee Is here from Aurora, Nebr.

for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gee.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wolfe and children were Thanksgiving guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Clark, of Smith Center. Max White spent Sunday with his mother at St. Joseph's hospital, at Concordia. Mrs.

White Is dWng nicely at this time. She and; Mrs. Nixon expect to be able to return to their homes the latter part of this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Cross and children viaited Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Cross of Guide Rock, Nebr. The school enjoyed a holiday vacation Thanksgiving and Friday. Mrs.

Mary Varney was a welcome caller at the S. Coffman home Saturday afternoon. The Misses Altha and Mildred Gee are visiting In Nebraska this week. Mrs. Maude Rowe and children spent Thanksgiving with Mr.

and Mrs. O. M. Ghilcott of Esbon. Mrs.

C. Cluster is not very well these days. Owen James of Oklahoma was a pleasant caller at our home Thursday. He returned to his home Friday evening, taking with him Donald, the little motherless boy of his brother, Pen's. Among those home from the various colleges we noticed Harman Flinn, Randolph Palmer, Brockway Peck.

Chester Gee, the Misses Blanche, Mildred and Lenore Berry, also Miss Constance Peck. Mr. John Queen was taken to the Concordia hospital last week. He has a complication of ailments and is in a serious condition. Mrs.

Margaret Cross ate Thanksgiving dinner at the L. Kissinger home. Mrs. Harrison of Omaha and Mrs. Dell Wing of Marysville are here on account of the death of Mrs.

Taylor. Mrs. Linnet Gustin-Hutchinson and children of White River, S. are here for a visit with her grandmother Mrs. F.

Osborn and other relatives. Saturday, Dec. 9th is the regular meeting of the W. R. C.

All members are urgently requested to be present, as this will be the time to elect ik.w officers. The remains of Jack Hicks, former resident, of Jewell, were brought here from Omaha early Sunday morning. His funeral services was held at the M. E. Church at 11 o'olock conducted by Rev.

L. R. Honderick. Burial in the Athens cemetery. Miss Amy Codell is clerking in the Variety store this week.

The new school building is nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Applebee and children spent Sunday in Mankato with their son Melvin and wife. Mrs.

B. W. Haeggart is visiting in Manhattan and Holton this week. Jewell City is surely well represent ed at the St. Josephs hospital at this time.

Mrs. W. E. Evans, Mrs. Guy Nixon, Mrs.

Geo. Mallory, Mrs. HalLie White, Mrs. Oliver Zipse, also, Mr. John Queen.

This community was startled early Monday morning on learning that Mrs. Taylor had1 passed away so sud denly. She was doing her weekly hopping Saturday evening, after wards spending a short time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, re marking of feeling better than usual This surely teaches us there is only step between life and death.

Fun eral arrangements are not yet completed. Local Cash Grain Market (Corrected every Thursday) Wheat 1-00 Corn 60 Oats 34 Barley 50 Rye 55 L. LARSEN THE FORMOSO AND COURTLAND LIVE STOCK DEALER. ALWAYS PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR LIVE STOCK PHONE ME OR E. W.

BOTTORF BEFORE SELLING. 2 2 C. L. Piper, M. D.

Physician Sukgicon Office in Nywall's Drug- Store A II culls Kiren pruitipt al teutlnii day or nifi'il Day calto, No. S. Nig-ht calls, No. 68. FORMOSO Kansas A cake walk was held at the Custer sichool house.

District No. 7, on Friday November 24. Proceeds to go toward standardizing the new schoolhous. Miss Brewer, teacher. Miss Severson and Misa DeHoff were at District No.

11. Mrs. Blanch. Wells, teacher, on Monday, Nov. 27.

ffea Qnvarflnn rm A ihnv. nnif tj 1 VI null I II 11 IA 1 11 1 uo UJJB nuu one eirl who were neither over nor iinrierwele-rir School was dismissed November in District No. 21 in order that he people might use the schoolhouse for election. A box supper was held at District No. 73 on November 42.

The proceeds amounted to $50.07. Miss Miriam Farrell and pupils District No. 81 held a box supper recently, the proceeds of which amount ed to $23. This money is to be used to help pay for a new Victrola. They intend to.

have a pie social In the near future to finish paying for the VI trola and to get a new flag. District No. 86 had a box supper November 3. Proceeds from the sup per amounted to $35. The money will be used to purchase a new Victrola for the Miss Bessie Reed, teacher.

The teacher, Lenora Draher and pupils of District No. 87 held a box soip-per November 24. Everyone reported a good time and' a fine program. The proceeds for the evening amounted to $36.50. They are planning to buy new slate blackboards'.

Teacher, Trease Reed and pupils of District No. 102 gave a box supper for the benefit of the school, taking In $22.05. The proceeds go for a Victrola stand, lamps and shades, and ball for the girls. A box supper which was postponed from November 29 will be held! Dec 5 in District No. 122.

Miss France Cederberg, teacher. The teacher, Frances Myers and th( pupils of the Green Hill school, Dist. No. 132, igave a basket social Nov. 23.

Pie, coffee and sandwiches were seared. The proceeds amounted to $41.81, and are to be used for school equipment, ine scnooi or wnicn Mrs. ava uur-gin is teacher, District No. Ig6, gave, a program and box supper Friday, vember 17. In sipite of the they cleared $26.50.

They purchased an organ and expect to buy several things for the playground and a few pictures for the school room. Laurence E. Dial, County Superintendent The East Side Barbershop When you need any work in our line, we are ready to serve you in up-to-date work. Uundry Basket Goes Every Wednesday. Elmer Brewer, Prot East Side Main Street.

i. H. PAYNE, D. V. M.

VETERINARIAN Phone 95-b Formoso, Kansas Metz Packing Co. Market (Corrected every Thursday) Cream, lb 48c Eggs, dozen 40c Hens, lb 12c Roosters, lb Sc Ducks, lb 12c Geese, lb 10c Springs, lb 12c Turkeys- 35c DENTIST M. GRINDLE, FORMOSO, KANSAS In Randall Tuesday of Each Week-First door north of First National Bank The City Dray Line. We have bought the Dray Line and are ready to do your hauling and team work. Give us a trial.

B. E. ADAMS. Mules Wanted! KJS mules. Let me know what you have.

GETMAN, Jewell, Kansas. (37tf) E. H. mm Buy a Casing I Get a Tube Free! Grandma Johnson came over from near Kackley Wednesday of last week ard visited her children in Formoso until Sunday. The Fred Brinkworth family were down from Mankato Thanksgiving day and visited at the Mrs.

I. W. Aide rson home. The G. W.

Trump family are enjoying a new radio receiving set equipped with a large niagnavox, sent them by Mr. Trump last week. Mrs. Redta Studer was called from Topeka to Randall the first of the week on account of the serious illness of her uncle, S. C.

Friend. Fritz Florell and family came up from 'Manhattan to spend' Thanksgiving with Mrs. Florell's mother, Mrs. Joerg, in Vicksburg township. For reliable jewelry, which is absolutely guaranteed, go to E.

M. Tyler's at Mankato. A splendid stock from which to make your selection. Wayne Cunningham went to Lincoln, for the Thanksgiving foot ball game and to visit his brother, Vernon, who attends college there. Fred Johnson and family and Mrs.

Leo Cundiff anil baby were over from south of Courtland Thanksgiving eve and were callers at the R. P. Wells home. A social dance was enjoyed by quite a number of folks in the south room of the I. O.

O. F. building on Thanksgiving night. A pleasant time was had by those present. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Bowles and Mr. and Mrs.

McKinley Bowles and baby drove up to Lawrence, Wednesday of last week and visited over Thanksgiving day with the J. G. Stur-tevant family. The local Odd Fellow lodge will put on a home talent play in the near future. The play is being worked out under the direction of Will Sairver, which assures the public of a creditable performance.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Emery enjoyed a housefull of relatives at a big dinner on Thanksgiving.

Those from a distance were Will Waggoner and family from Washington, Earl Harter and family from Mankato, Ernest Peters and wife from Ionia and Clarence Emery, and wife, who are attending college at Manhattan. A number of relatives were royally entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Wells Thanksgiving.

The dinner, of course, was the main attraction, and believe us, when we say-it was no small affair. The following were present: Mrs. Margaret Wells, Mrs. P. J.

Johnson, Mrs. G. W. Trump and children, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Bot-torf and family and G. B. Hale and family. For the next 30 Days, with every casing sold ve will give you a new Inner tube ABSOLUTELY FREE! Ve handle only the best makes-- Fisk Pennsylvania Cup U.

S. Firestone Gates You can't buy better tires and our stock Is all new. Get a tube FREE! ISP HocK. Island Garage C. C.

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