The Hepler Herald from Hepler, Kansas • 2

IUcY The Hepler Herald CHAS. E. DYER Editor and Publisher Issued every Friday at Hepler, Kansas jj 5 jjj 5 Everett Railsback acd wife entertained a number of relatives from Texas for Sunday dinner. Mrs. W.

S. Patterson had her tonsils removed ti last of last week and is getting along nicely. Mrs. Floyd Hondeslielt and children visited with Mrs. Charley Hammonds one afternoon this week.

Everett Railsback and wife attended a birthday party given for her brother near St. Paul Saturday night. Metta and Floyd Cowan visited at Mr. Clifton's Saturday. "Entered Kcoad-clau matter October 26.

1928, at the post office at Hepler, Kansas, under the Act of March 3. 1879." Subscription Price $1.25 a Year THE OFFICJAL CITY PAPER OF CITY OF HEPLER We are establishing LONE ELM NOTICE: All notices will be charged for whenever an admission fee or other money charge is made. Local notices 5 cents per line. Resolutions in memorium, 5 cents per line. Display advertising 20 cents per inch.

Card of Thanks, 50 cents. over Hepler trade territory. After routes are established we will niglil deliver all goods ordered by phone from our store, up to befere the routes are covered, free of charge. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Goff entertained the following guests Sunday: Mrs.

Pete Wintjen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wintjen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goff and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Gier and family, Dorothy and Lavera Goff, and Paul and Ernest Page called in the SUNRISE a We Pay Market Prices on Route Store Mrs. Bennett of Ft. Scott visit Hepler, Kansas 1 ed with Mrs. Lincoln Saturday and Sundayt Elmer Ellis and wife visited Sunday evening with the latters mother, Mrs.

Lucie Hixon of Hiattville. Mrs. Iva Golf called on Mrs, Esther Peel Wednesday afternoon. Alice and Leona Abbott spent Sunday afternoon at the Winter-bower home. Louie Ellis and wife spent Sun day with Elmer Ellis and wife, Mrs.

Lincoln and Bert Lincoln and son called in the afternoon. Mrs. Lula Goff and children enjoyed dinner Saturday with Mrs. Iva Goff. Mr.

and Mrs. Holly of Ft. Scott visited Mr and Mrs. Clarence Baber, Thursday. Benjie remain ed to visit a week w.ithhis cousins, Kussell and John Baber.

Mrs. Gilliland and Irene were Ft. Scott visitors Saturday afternoon. Leland and Hershel Gier left Buiday for Detroit, Philadelphia and other Eastern points. Miss Jennie Gier spent the week nd with home folks.

Mr. and Mrs, Will Harrison and family spent Tuesday with Jake Huber's. The Sunrise Circle met with Mrs. Maude Johnson Thursday afternoon. Thora Boyd entertained a number of young people with a party Wednesday night.

Eleanor Land spent Saturday night with her friend, Frances Laughlin, and, on Sunday the young ladies, slong with several others, motored to Wildwood to ipead the day piclrnickiog. Hazelle Gier returned home Saturday, after spending several days witn her sister, Mrs. Arthur Cassidy and family. A. H.

Jones, of Red field, spent Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. Kyle Land and family. Mrs. C. Prussing received an Air Mnil letter from Mr.

Passing's sister in St. Louis, one day last week. Walter Gier spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. Mae Page entertained the Beit of All Club Thursday afternoon, Eleanor Land spent Wednesday parsonage at Hiattville, The young couple will make their home with the groom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Beeman. The Walnut Unit of the Farm Bureau Club met with Mrs. Solon Markham.

The lesson being a garden lesson. Next meeting with Mrs. R. F. Johnson July 25.

Reg. Johnson and family spent Sunday with Wm. Harris and family east of Hepler. L. C.

Smith and family enjoyed a visit with friends from Pittsburg Sunday Mrs. Nettie Johnson and daughters Miss Alta Bray, Maxine and Morine Knapp were visitors at the Markham home Tuesdayi fl an I Watch this Space for i Important I Announcement sQ lis ua tin) an 1 es rue Uq 2111 I 1 PORTERVILLE R. F. Johnson and family visited Sunday evening with" Hugh Johnson and wife in Stark. Alvah Pallet of Garland spent Thursday night with his cousin, Mrs.

Geo. Bauguess and Mr. VICTORY Faank Armstrong's car that was stolen Sunday night, June 16th was iouna near Moana uty in some timber. The license tag had been removed, The car that was stolen near Mcuune was found in W. B.

Hopkin's oat field J. G. Bray and daughter Miss Alta spent Sanday with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schooley and Mr.

Collins near Stark, Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Edith an Eloise and Mrs. Nora Markham, Wilford and Loyey were all day visitors at the Bray home Friday. Geo, Bauguess and wife called at the Mack Beemanhouia one evening last week. Mrs.

Oliver Killough has been light with Thora Boyd. Jake Huber and wife spent Sunday at W. Bankins. Bertha Gier spent Tuesday afternoon at JakeHuber'i. Mrs.

D. Gier's mother left Sunday to Visit another daughter. She has been visiting Mrs. Gier a few weeks. Harry Harrison and family spent Junday evening at Jake Huber's.

Wm. Hesling and wife of Flint. who havebeen visiting at the T. H. Bratten home, left Tuesday morning for peints in Missouri and about fifty rods from their home.

The car was driven in the field about eight o'clock Sunday evening and was not found until late Monday evening. Willie Hopkins and wife of near Farlington, called on Ivan Wood mm I i pry rue 5x3H The Great Lindbergh Picture "WETtM Sy and wife Sunday afternoon. W. P. Aimstrong and wife enjoying a visit with her brother Ray Coghill.

from Okla. Ruthie Bright was an afternoon visitor at tne Galen McDaniel drove Frank Armstrong andjfam- Illinois. Mrs. Bratten is the lady's lly over to Mound City Monday to aunt and they eDjoytd the visit to iether very much. They had not home.

R. G. Attkisson and family were visitors at the Beeinan home leen each other for 25 years. secure the Frank Armstrong car that was stolen. Most of the farmers in this vicinity are cutting their oats.

Miss Gladys Hopkins called on MOUND VALLEY iven with 12 of CONt FULL YE AM one day last week. Solon Markham and son were Sunday afternoon visitors at Ansel Markham's: The Ross Herrington garden was one of the gardens visited by the Farm Bureau Garden Tour Friday. A number of people of this vicinity who could not go on the tour met them at the Herrington home, and gained some useful information from the Garden Experts who told us about the different insects and diseases that attack the gardens and the remedies to apply. Edwin Beeman of our vicinity and Miss Ethel McFeeters of Hiattville were married Sunday at the YOUTH'S COMPANION This 12-color art print is a reproduction of the famous painting to ha hung the Capitol at Washington. It published exclusively for Companion subscribers.

Mrs. Herman Miller Mrs. Miller has been sick for several days. Glenn Garland is helping W. B.

Hopkins harvest. The" rain of Monday evening delayed the harvesting a short time but was a great heip to the growing crops. Frank Flathr's mother from Pittsburg is visiting in his home. The county is building a new bridge across the creek west of the Vectory school house. Ivan Wood and wife are entertaining relatives from Wichita.

A Chevrolet agent was demon-atratiDg cars in this vicinity last week, A fine rain fell Monday which wai very beneficial to gardens and growing' crops. Charley Hammonds and family Visited with Mr. and Mm. Everett Railsback one evening last week. Mre.

Clifton received word that her father was very ill at Blue jaeket, Oklahoma. She left for that place Saturday morning. Henry Shireman and wife entertained company from Neodesha i feW daya last week. Oseaf Cowan and family spent a pleasant day with Marion West- SPECIAL OEEXR TUE COMPANION ret 1. Ite Youth CiJUnpaxucd for 1923, and 2.

two extra numbers to NEW subscribers ordering before Jauuiry 1, aud 3. Copyof "WE" in 12olor, lfli34i(icho, for 1929 contain I 16 Book'Ung th Sturttt 73 Short Stort 23 Special Artklv lnil weillh of other features, Bend ordvrwitU rutuittaiice tu llio FUBLISUEllS OF THIS off and (anally Sunday,.