Olathe News from Olathe, Kansas • Page 11

THE OLATHE MIRROR, OLATHE KANSAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1914 11 Rudy and Rob Pugh were a. Break- 4HtHHHHHHHHHHHHHIHHH rJLAILAJlAJlAAJlAAJIAA hm iasi r-ariy at me air grounus ai 5:30 Thursday morning. Mrs.Jtalph Hemingway of Heaven, I qticqQ wo a miAo4- trie )inmA 50,000 Bushels Storage Capacity ft Large Dumps a BEST WiEAT IAW 4e sic ale ale ale ale ale ate her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

R. Hogue, the later part of the week. Stewart Simpson came home from Kansas City Saturday night to vis- it until Monday morning with his I father, G. A. Simpson.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mentz and daughter, Adelia, of Kansas City are guests of Mrs. Rosa Landis.

Miss Merl Matthews of Kansas i KANSAS TEEN EAS City came Friday morning to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Matthews. H. A. Ainsworth of Keteysville, came Saturday morning to remain over Sunday with relatives.

Percy Johnson left Tuesday morning for his home in Nordhoff, Cali 4. -AUCTION FARE! LQC3DS uoo Acres of Choice East Kansas Eattd to be Sold at Public Auction at PARKER, KANSAS, September 22. This land is located in Linn Cov-nty, Kansas, 100 rods to three and a quarter miles from Parker. It is all good farm and pasture land; four different sets of improvements, several good bearing orcliards, nearly all lies well and is well watered. It belongs to.

Mr. Howard Paschal, No. 2 Rector New York City. On' account of being too far away to assume personal management of the property, the owner has decided he wants to dispose of it, and in order to do so quickly, he has decided upon this plan. It will he sold in tracts of 40 acres and upward, to suit purchasers.

If you want to buy email or a large tract of land in one of the best farming, stock-raising and fruit-growing townships in Kansas, don't fail to attend this sale. For full information concerning any of this land, write to the owner at his temporary address, given below, or to either the undersigned Auctioneer or Clerk. This is not a fake scheme tounload a lot of property of questionable value, nor is it an experimental or make-believe occasion; it is a bonaade offer of good property, made in good faith by the owner, for the reason given above. TERMS Thirty-three and a third to forty per cent of the purchase price can remain in a mortgage on the property, with Interest at 6 per cent; balance, cash within thirty days from day of sale. Absolutely perfect title guaranteed.

fornia, after a month's visit with-: Spring Hill friends. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Steven and 2 With the Largest and Best Equipped elevator in Johnson County we can handle your grain more promptly and satisfactorily than any one else. If you don't want to haul here we will buy at any station.

Get our bids before you sell. We will gladly talk over the wheat situation with you and give you all the information we have. Come in or Phone 75. little son of Erie, came Sun- rlotr avanfnty rv visit of fVia home of Dr. and Mrs.

G. G. Stevens. ST Dr. and Mrs.

O. C. Thomas and, Margaret Lucy, are touring Yellow Stone National Park this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Blair of Olathe. were among the former residents of Spring Hill who attended the Fair Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Ed Morgan and children of Lenexa were guests at the home of L. C.

West last week. Miss Archer of Salina, and a ale ale a)e ale ale ale ale a ale ale ale ale ate 4e ale aie ale ale sic ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ale ae ale alt $3.60 TO HASHING COAL $3.6 The Very Best Southern Kansas Steam Goal Miss Thomas of Emporia, both have been employed as teachers for the coming winter and arrived Thurs- day morning. GO. THE HABMEY MILLING Olathe, Kansas Mr. and Mrs.

Will Rutter and sons, Warren and Merrill, drove ov- er from Topeka Wednesday to at- tend the Spring Hill Fair. 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Davis and daughters. Misses Elsie and Wini- red. came down from Kansas City Wednesday t6 visit with relatives and attend the fair, returning home HOWARD PASCHAL, Owner. Temporary Address, Until After Sale Day, Care Baltimore Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. COL.

S. L. JACKSON, Auctioneer. G. G.

McCONNELL, Clerk. Parker, Kansas. Parker, Kansas. association have the gratitude of GARDNER. the entire community.

Sunday Misses Cleo and Edith Davis of owned by Mr. Timberlake, died in the insane asylum at Osawatomie Wednesday night. The remains were shipped to Gardner Friday evening and interred in the cemetery Roosevelt, came Tuesday to be with relatives and attend the Fair. Miss Edith Davis will remain their departure for school and as- of Stanley spent Sunday with Misses. west of town.

Theresa and Nettie Cosgrove. suming their posts as teachers. through the winter with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Cham- Mrs. James Irwin of Olathe friends here last week. Mrs. Will Jones was the guest of berlin and attend school.

Mrs. Todd and family one day last Sherman Rudy of Cyril, re-urned to his home Saturday night week. after a week's visit with her mother. Miss Nellie Todd left for Kansas Elizabeth, John and Otis Gordon City Friday where she will teach the coming year. Mis3 Annie JaggardV came Friday morning, ready" to commence her school work Monday.

Miss Jaggard has the Latin and English work in the High school. Mis3 Jene Williams returned to her home in Paola Tuesday morning after a vacation of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wickens will move from their farm this week to the residence property belonging to Mrs.

Bloomer, on South Main St. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Davis returned to their rome in Roosevelt, Oklahoma, after a visit of several weeks with relatives in Spring Hill and vicinity. The house of Mr. Geo. Walker, west of town, was struck by lightning during the storm Sunday night doing considerable damage. Rev.

Riepma and family returned Tuesday from their automobile trip of 2,000 miles which required about five weeks to make. They went as far as Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the Santa Fe Trail, and returned by the Gulf Trail. Mrs. J. L.

Kirkpatrick and sons, Roy and Harold, of Kansas City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick for. the week end.

The King's Daughters met with returned home Sunday morning after a visit of several weeks with relatives in Kansas City. Misses Filkin and Johnson of Olathe visited at Stoddard's Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norrls of Philadelphia, walking to San Francisco, are marooned at Stoddards.

Misses Elsie Soller and Bertha Cosgrove are attending High School. John Walters and family of Lenexa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Soller Sunday. John Ahlenstorf was in Kansas City Monday.

Mrs. Fred Johnson Friday afternoon. The Mothers Club will meet in the Miss Mary Vaughan, who has been Dr. Davis has returned from his vacation and filled the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morning and evening. Irwin Lynch returned from Nes-pelin, Washington, last week and will attend school here this winter.

Mrs. Todd returned from Wichita last week after a two months visit. J. P. Williams and family drove to Blue Springs, Sunday.

Gale Gilbert and wife of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gilbert and family Sunday.

Mr. Thomas Kelly and family of Paola arrived from Manitou, Colorado Saturday, called here by the sudden death of his sister, Mrs. Sherr. Miss Carrie Wilson and Rachael Foster left this week for Olathe to take charge of their school work at the Institute. The Gardner Chautauua was a success and was enjoyed very much by those who attended every session.

The speakers were of the best as also was the music. Mrs. Foakes and daughters were shopping in Olathe last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Quinn have been with her cousin, Mrs. L. C. West for Presbyterian church Wednesday some time, left Friday morning for Kansas City where she will remain a Miss Helen Carberry visited few days before leaving for Mon friends at Spring Hill and attended the Fair the latter part of last week. tana where she will spend the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gay and Mr. Mr. Joe Holdren of Independence.

and Mrs. Ed Turner atended the Mr. J. L. Williams, of route 7i is one of The Mirror's readers who had an extra big wheat crop this year, threshing over 7,000 bushels-this year.

Spring Hill Fair Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cham-berliu, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Chamberlin, Misses Jin and Amra Wiliams and Field Secretary for the C. E. So PLEASANT VIEW. Pleasant View school opened Monday with not a very good attendance.

Miss Mabel, Wright is our teacher. There will be a community meeting at the school house Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and family ciety will talk in the Presbyterian church Tuesday night of this week.

Mrs. H. Ainsworth, (Mrs. C. Elliot, Dr.

Divelbiss was a business vis Mrs. Stoddard entertained her itor to Kansas City Thursday of last Mr. Dougherty, Miss Frances Baily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth, Perry Johnson, G.

A. Simpson, Sherman Six-room house on North Cherry street for rent. Newly painted and papered. N. A.

Prather. 37t2 week. young ladyfriends with a fourcourse luncheon Wednesday evening on Mrs. Margaret Cunningham re turned from a three weeks' stay ir. visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Quillin the past Colorado last week. week. They were old friends in Mis souri. Mrs.

Martha Fleming of Joplin, visited her mother, Mrs. Thos. Boyd, the first of last week. The daughters of Mr. George Moore left Sunday for Emporia to Mrs.

J. A. Marshal visited friends attend the Emnoria Normal. Miss Nellie Porter of Topeka was the guest of Mrs. Joe Squires last in Olathe the latter part of the week Mrs.

Knight is the guest of Mrs Squires this week. Tf IB week. Mr. and Mrs. K.

Gray of Minne Mr. Al Ryan stopped in Gardner a few minutes Thursday morning on apolis, visited their son, Ivy his wav to visit relatives south of Grav. the first of the week. Mrs. Osborne attended the Bantist town.

Quite a crowd of Gardner youn ppople went to Spring Hill Friday convention held at Waverly, Kansas. Mrs. Coen visited her daughter Mrs. Pearce in Edeerton last week evening. Mrs.

Welker returned from a visi to Nebraska last week where she has Mrs. Reed of DeSoto visited Mrs the undersigned, having sold my farm, known as the W. H. Kelly place, one-half mile south of Edgerton, will offer at Public Sale on spent a couple of months with relatives. Mr.

Frank Kelly has undergone an operation at the hospital in Leavenworth and is getting along nicely at this writing. The people of Gardner and vicin-Itv were shocked Friday morning Li. J. Gray and family last week. Mrs.

J. A. Reitz and Mrs. D. O.

Quaintance visited relatives at Mon-ticello last week. Dr. Jeffrev. former pastor of the Gardner M. E.

church, but now of Kansas Citv, visited friends here several days last week. Mrs. Joe Squires visited relatives nji 0 ft AY. when word was received of the sudden death of Mrs. Maggie Sherr of Wichita, Kansas.

Mrs. Sherr was a sister of Mrs. Alva Marshal and Charles and Frank Kelly and was bom and grew to womanhood at the Kelly home, three miles of Gardner and has many friends to mourn her early death. The body was shipped to Olathe and the funeral was held at St. Poul's Catholic in Olathe last week.

Mrs. Pack was a Kansas City visitor last week. Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Shean left Wednesday for Nenonsett, 111., where thev will make their future home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rice were shopping in Olathe last week. Mr. and Mrs.

George Morgan returned to their home in Randolph. commencing at 10 o'clock a. the following described property: 4S--H AD OF 4' lie church Monday at ten oclock a. after which the remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery south of town, followed by a large concourse of friends and relatives. Dr.

Divelbiss is improving the property he lately purchased of Mrs. Coon. FARM IMPLEMENTS Mandt Wagon, Beggs Wagon, Hay Rack, Mc-Cormick Binder, Mowing Machine, Steel Harrow, Two-horse Sulky Rake, 14-inch Walking Plow, Double Shovel Plow, Nearly New Set of Hand Sewed Double Work Harness. All Implements are new. HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS 8-year-old Bay Mare, weight 1,600 pounds.

10-year-old Black Mare, weight 1,400 pounds, 6-year-old cow, giving about 4 gallons a day. 2 coming yearling calves. 5 Duroc-Jersey Brood Sows. 37 head of pigs. last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Kauf of Ohio are visiting Mr. Kauf's sifter, Mrs. Joe Stenhenson and family.

Miss L-orna Lanory and mother are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Epnerson visited relatives in Ottawa last week. Charles Cramer returned from a ten cHys outing in Colorado. S. P.

Day and daughters are visiting relatives in Kansas City. Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong were Kansas City visitors the last of the week. Mrs.

Mary Ridlon returned to Olathe after several weeks visit with her son and family. SPRING HILL. Mrs. Tom Jackson and little daughter returned to their home in HI A ST IS A ip ATS 400 bushels of good oats, 90 bushels of Canada Black Seed oats, 130 tons of wheat straw, 20 tons of blue grass and oats straw, 18 tons of fine blue grass hay. Mrs.

B. Endley and little son returned Monday after a ten days visit with relatives and friends in Mt. Sterling 111.. Friday after a month's visit with Mrs. Jackson's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Drury. Mrs. Drury accompanied Mrs.

Jackson as far as the city where they will be the guests for a day, of Mrs. Sada B. Mann. Mrs. G.

N. Samuels and children returned Sunday night after a weeks visit to Clifton, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Millard, Keran came down Saturday night to visit over Sunday with Mr.

Keran's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keran. and around Gardner and Olathe Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Turner last week from St. John, where they spent several weeks witn relatives. Mr. ard Mrs.

Ben Moll and fam Terms ALL SUMS of $io and under cash. On sums over $io a credit of 1 2 months will be givn en, purchaser giving bankable note without interest if paid when due; if not paid when due Miss Maud Robinson came Wed llv left last week for Marysville, nesday to visit a few days with Miss California. We are sorry to loose such eood people from our midst Robinson's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robinson.

notes will draw io per cent interest from date. 5 per cent discount for cash on all sums over $10. No property to be removed until terms are complied with. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri day, the people of Spring Hill and surrounding country spent their On time at Spring Hill Grange 1 1 Each year it is a little better than the year before and this year was J.

CI DLfiGS, auctioneer, no exception. The patronage of the people repaid the association for "but we hope that they will yet decide that Kansas is the best place after all and return to Gardner in the near future. Miss Edna Bigelow left for Wash-1nton. Kansas last week where she will teach domestic science. Mrs.

Joe James of Kansas City was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Virge Reeves last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Harker have returned from a six weeks' visit with relatives In and around Ottawa. John Burbridge, who formerly lived west of town on the place now their long hours of labor and the Jo Serli. QJJ 1 people are grateful to the associa tion for the work that they nave done. This yearly exhibit means a great deal to this county in our agri cultural way as well as the social. The gate receipts were good and the.