The Solomon Tribune from Solomon, Kansas • 2

Visit the Electric Theatre the ball Monday night. It Miss Mame Mclnerney spent Sunday in Abilene. Attend the movies before the THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES Mrs. Geo. Stebbins was here Lccal News Get a savings bank at ihe Solomon National.

3 per cent interest paid on savings accounts Miss Emma went to Abilene Saturday to visit her brother. big dance Monday night. 1 1 For sale a brown mare weight about 1200 lbs. Inquire of R. J.

Havener. S5l THE PROOF OF The Pudding IS IN THE EATING THEREOF Prove the Quality of Our Groceries by Actual Test, and Come to Know that They're the Best. FOR SALE Iwu coming yearling mules. Inquire of A. W.

Lee. Tuesday visiting Mrs P.P. Herr. A baby boy was born to Mr. and TVIrs F.

C. Black Sunday night. A red sow weighing about 130 pounds has strayed from the Santa Fe stock yards. Finder please notify D. T.

Skaggs. It Misses Johanna and Addie Sullivan spent Sunday in Abilene with their sister, Mrs. Elmer Elwick. vWith warm weather hopping along we may expect a noticeable impetus in the fine art of local open air courting. Mrs.

W. A. Hopkins went to Topeka last Thursday. From there she will go to Kansas City for a visit. E.

A. Neil returned to Salina Monday after a month's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Try These They'll Please Delicious fresh Graham Crackers per lb. 15c, 2 lbs 25c Pineapple per can 15c Sliced Peaches per can Hylo Wax Beans per can 10c Sweet Potatoes per can 15c, 2 can? for 25c Lee PorK and Beans per can 10c R.

W. Tomatoes per can 15c, 2 cans for 25c Pickwick Oats per package 20c SPECIALS FOR EASTER SATURDAY Hominy 3 cans-. 25c Kraut 3 cans for 25c Corn 3 cans for 25c Peas 3 cans for 25c ANY ONE KIND $1.00 PER DOZEN "i Mrttt ave a very SDecia' va'ue ribbon to of-Jlwl DQUa fer you for Saturday only at 5c per yard. In blue, pink, white, red and in size 7, 9, 12. All at 5c per yd.

Fresh Fruit and Vegetables for Saturday Strawberries, Bananas, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Pie Plant, Lettuce, Radishes, Onions, Sweet Spuds. Cnsick Go. R. Neil. Carl.

Roy and Henry Rasher spent Saturday and Suuday with Geo. Rasher and family in Another subscriber was added to our list Saturday when C. B. Homman, on route No. 3, ordered the paper for a year.

Dr. C. A. Roberts took Mrs. James Laidlaw to the Chirst's hospital in Topeka where she will probably undergo an operation.

Four auto loads of Solomon Solomon river cat fish at the Visit the Depot Cafe after the ball Monday night. 1 R. Pfeninger spent Sunday in Junction City. Don't growl at this weather. It's just the" kind we want" for the wheat.

Howell Wed die left yesterday for Oklahoma City to visit his brother Roy. Mrs. Cfctarles Hernning has gone to Glasco for a few days visit with Mr. Henning's parents. Grandma Ruch' came down from New Cambria Wednesday and will spend Easter with her daughter Mrs.

Clay Skaggs. Geo. T. Stevens, has been off duty this week on account of rheumatism. Robert Havener reports an Overland sale to Clarence Don-myer.

Mrs. W. H. Hertzog and Helen of Madison jN. J.

are visiting R. Hertzog and other relatives. M. Kibler is driving a- new Ford car which he purchased Mon day from the Golden Belt Garage. hi, Fred Homan, of the Travelers Home Restaurant, was unable to be at his place of business Tuesday on account of sickness.

The Methodist L. A. S. will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. J.

R. Berry. Committee Mes dames J. Berry, Brant, E. Rasher and Wm.

Ackerman. Mrs. Elmer Bowman is here from Redding, Iowa, visiting friends. Mr. Bowman is in Arkansas at the present looking for a new location.

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Spaulding andMr.

and Mrs F.Henderson attended church at Willowdale Sunday evening. "The Solomon team was in charge of. the services and secured ten conversions. Loraine Roida.son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Rhodda, returned home from Abilene Monday where he went Saturday to have his tonsils removed by Drs. Conk-lin and Shank. Loranie's hearing was quite badly affected last week but he is' much better since the removal, the tonsils.

Last week in publishing the list of directors of the Farmers Elevator we omitted the name of Alex Taylor. Davis McCuilough says the blame is entirely on our shoulders but we will bet him a white mule against a humpbacked, double jointed peanut that he never gave us Mr. Taylor's name. Miss Florence Burke won third prize in the declamatory contest held in Abilene Friday night. Her grade was 92.

Delilah Swad-er of Enterprise, was awarded first and Jessie Whipple, of Hope, second. There were five contestants and all did fine. Miss Maude Riordan rendered two vocal solos. J. P.

Sullivan, who recently moved from Solomon to his farm west, of town, was on the streets Saturday telling his friends how well he liked the simple life. He said Mrs. Sullivan had to do quite a bit of coaxing to get him to come to town. His 100 acres of wheat are looking fine and he says he failed to find any indications of fly in it. The following Solomon people were in Lindsborg Sunday attending the Messiah': Mrs.

E. R. Stein, Mrs. Chas. Henning, Misses Iva Monk, Jennie Johnson Margaret Holland, Irene Carlson, Amy Bailey and Marjorie Whitley Messrs.

Ray Lee, Philip Carlson, Hugh Spaulding, and Ted Stark. was the attraction and all were greatly pleased with her singing. Last year the dandelions had no worse enemy than I. Henderson, who resides at the corner of fourth and Poplar. It was seldom we passed his place that we did not see him in the yard waging war on the pests.

Mr. Henderson has been in Excelsior Springs for several weeks and we miss him greatly, especially since the yellow flowers have Mrs'. Will West of Manhattan is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Ackerman. A. Carpenter came up from Junction City and spent Friday and Saturday here. For sale a second hand top buggy in good serviceable condition. See R.

J. Havener. Mrs. Fred Anspache of Salina was visiting relatives here Friday. WANTED Agents to sell Dodge automobiles.

G. L. Hud-kins Corporation, Salina, Kans. C. W.

Findley, of Niles, was "attending to business matters here Tuesday-All kinds of lunches and refreshments at the Depot Cafe after the ball. It Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Johnson and children soent Sunday in Salina with his "brother, Ralph Johnson and family.

Lee Richards returned Saturday from Clay Center, where she had been visiting relatives. Everything is in readiness for the big Easter ball to be given at the A. hah' on Monday. April 24th. It Elvin Beach, wnu has been in Junction City working for his brother Roy, is here visiting his brother Ross We've noticed that the brilliant talkers make blamed poor listeners and generally mighty slim doers.

Mrs. Lu'u Bancroft came in from Kansas City Monday afternoon to care for James Andrews. Mr. Andrew's condition is very critical and physicians entertain little hopes for his recovery. Mike Berry has moved to Niles to take charge of his pool hall.

Gale Mobley, night operator at the Union Pacific, has rented the Mahonev property which Mr. Berry vacated. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson returned to Junction City last Thursday after a visit with friends.

Mrs.Robison's aunt, Mrs. Ed Dingee of Minneapolis, accompanied them. The W. W. are drifting in early this year.

One can hardly vralk up the street without two or three of them asking him for a hand ont. Solomon should have a rock pile for such people. J. F. Elston until recently deputy post office inspector, "was here Monday visiting Geo W.

Lank. Mr. Elston is auditor for the United.Telephone with headquarters at Abilene. A. W.

Lee, proprietor of the Solomon Auto has discarded his gasoline engine and the Solomon Electric will hereafter furnish the power in place of John D. He has purchased a three horse power motor. We are now ready for business and will appreciate a portion of your patronage. Wre have all kinds of lubricating oils, harness oils, linseed oils, etc. We will not sell gasoline or kerosene in less than 25 gallon lots.

Phone Oil office, at the Fred Brownrigg home. people went over to Salina Monday evening to attend It was a very credit-adie performance. The party who took the log chain from the road grader in front' of Wm 'Fassbinder's house was seen and the best thing he can do is to return same at once. The Dickinson county track meet which was scheduled for last Saturday was postponed until the coming Saturday on account of the rain. FOR SALE Pure bred Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs.

Also White Runner duck eggs. Fertility guaranteed. Phone No. 234. H.

L. Peterson. Miss Mabel Vandervort and nephew, Glenn Scott returned Sunday from Manhattan where they had been visiting relatives for three weeks. Mr. arid Mrs.

Z. S. Knight and Melvina Burris spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Knight's aunt, Mrs. Samuel Gype in Abilene.

Miss Zillah Leasure came home from Venturis, N. where she taught a successful term of school Fred Leasure who also taught in that vicinitv, remained to attend the statb normal. Elias Doidge has purchased the Mrs. Sarah Burke property on past Seventh St. Wm.

Martin will continue to rent the property Mr. Doidge will probably "move his family to Solomon later on. The people of Solomon who depend on cisterns for drinking water heartily welcomed that one-half inch of rain which fell Saturday morning. A number of the cisterns were dry. Chas.

Dobson has done his part towards the Memorial Day program. He was to secure a person to give the Gettysburg ad-, dress. He has engaged Geo. Higgin3 to do the J. T.

0 Brien was in Saturday and had us print bills for a public sale which he will hold at his farm on Tuesday. April 25th. Mr. OBrien is selling off a number of horses, cattle and several pieces of farm machinery. Mrs.

L. L. Blair, of Kansas City but formerly of Solomon, is here visiting friends and looking after her real estate interests south of town. The committee which was named to select a speaker for Decoration day have secured Senator Harry McMillan of Minneapolis. Mr.

McMillan is a splendid talker and we will hear an interesting address. The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet at the K. of C. hall on Wednesday, April. 26th.

CommitteeMrs. Ernest Allgood. chairman, Mrs. Wm. Burke, Mrs.

Matt Berrigan, Mrs. C. Burns, Beedsy Burns. According to an agreement with Rev. Allen we have but 23 more Sundays to attend Sunday School and c-hurch.

But if the Rev. continues to make things as interesting for us as he did last Sunday we don't know but what we will regret the closing of the sentence. Plasterers, painters and paper hangers are making a different looking hotel out of the Montezuma. The dining room has been re-plastered and papered, the office is going to receive a coat of paint, likewise both halls. The interior of this place will hardly be recognizable when the decorators depart.

Geo. Dobson will soon begin the erection of a store room for the Golden Belt Garage. It will be 28x30 in size and will stand directly in the rear of the garage proper but across the alley. This building will be used for the storage of cars and will be fitted up with a wash rack and pump. When this bnilding is completed the Golden Bait boys will have much more room in their work shop.

Constant drippimg of water will wear away stone, but you ought, to speed up a little more than that. Atchison Globe. Orville WeJdi.s returned yesterday to her home in Cush-ing. Okla. after a visit with W.

J. Weddle and family. In spite of all this talk about preparedness, a lot of men have to borrow a match when they get a cigar. Atchison Globe. The Solomon National Bank pays 3 per cent on savings accounts.

Get a bank now and start saving your Christmas fund The boy or girl, under 15 years of age, who first solves the Red Goose puzzle will be given a pair of shoes free. Call at Clay Skaggs store Friday for the puzzle. The new telephone directories have been distributed to the patrons. The Tribune, has received many favorable comments on the neat appearance of the new books. At the annual school meeting held last Friday 3.

tf-McCatiougb. was re-elected as director. The board laid aside $10,500 for school purposes for next year. This is $500 more than was set asid last year. Some thought a music teacher was needad and this $500 will bi used for that purpose.

A committee of three, consisting of Prof. Stark, Mrs. Fred Baker and Wm tiiggim, wsi appointed as a ground committee by tiie chairman of the meeting. The Solomon schoo is avvay the best in the state and it will continue jto be the standard of perfection. made their appearance..