Olathe News from Olathe, Kansas • Page 10

356.2T road oil LENEXA. Inez, Orpha and; Mildred Klusa. Ma rian, Anna, Josephine and violet Anderson, Delia and Carrie Schubert, Doris Hoff, Cyrena Corliss, the H. R. Dcnham sale Saturday.

Miss Lodema Kellogg visited her sister, Mildred, at the home of Mrs. Joe Edinfield, at Edgerton last week. Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter of Ottawa visited at the Albert Flan- are much improved at the present writing.

Republican County Candidates will be in Stanley today (Thursday) brass orchestra and Ed Bradshaw, famous tenor. The public is invited especially the ladies to 610- Lenexa Lumber material 88.2 611 Farmers Bank, gas bills 24.0 614 J. H. Cyphers, lighting lamps 12.09 Edith Meador, Lucile and Janice Allison, Dot and Inez Ashlock and Mr. John Baumgartner and Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Wolfkuhl and Mamie, motored to Greeley, Kas. and attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs.

Herrington, Sunday afternoon. Miss Carrie Earnshaw shopped in Kansas City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Broyles of near Excelsior Springs spent Wednesday evening with Mrs.

Hall. The Lenexa Culture Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Legler, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Brown will be the leader, and the subject is "Our Government," Each member will be required to name a noted politician when the roll is called.

Messrs. Vernon and Donald Ashlock, Orval and Floyd Hoff, Will September 15, 1916, bal ance in 571.92- Kroll, Henry Scheppers, Jesse Harness and Louis -Thompson. A JOLLY BUNCH. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Eichenauer The above statement is correct. (First Published in The Olathe Mir Mr. and Mrs. Will Leveridge very delightfully entertained a large number young folks of the neigh ror, October 19, 1916.) REPORT OF TREASURER. E.

H. HASKIN, City Of Lenexa City For Quarter Ending borhood Friday evening, October 13, with a birthday party for their RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. daughters. Misses Gladys and Ger September 15th, 19 1G. Receipts.

Balance in Treasury ner home Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsley, Opal Crust and Helen Parsley were Kansas City visitors Thursday. Robert Donham of Republic, County, bought stock at the Harry Donham sale Saturday.

Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

Whitaker of Bucyrus, R. M. Donham and family of Morse, attended the Harry Donham sale Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Kennedy of Western Kansas are visiting the several Kennedy families at Belleview this week. Messrs. Leo Chaney and Eugene Shanahan left Sunday to visit relatives at Yates City, 111. ssrs.

Ralph Williams, Lloyd Parsley iFerner Rodgers, Charles May, Charles Shanahan, Lee Whitaker, Leo Chaney and Fred Flook furnished cars to take the Stanley trude. The evening was spent in June 15. 1916 $1,206.51 On the Death of William A. Pratt- It has pleased an All Wise Providence to remove from our midst our late Comrade, W. A.

music, playing various games and other amusements. The prize which was a dainty little plate for the Received from Poll Tax Miss Helen Wedd and Miss Lois Hunt of K. U. will spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Wedd. Mr. John New and Mr.

Robert Riley shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City Sunday. Dr. P. L. Jones operated on Master Truman Coldsnow, at St.

Mary's hospital Wednesday. Master True-man's adenoids and tonsils were removed. He is convalescing rapidly. Dr. and Mrs.

R. S. Surface and son Vernon, left Friday morning for their new home in Altamont, Mo. Before leaving, the Lenexa Orchestra who has enjoyed Dr. Surface's leadership during the past winter, presented him with a set of sterling Collections 36.00 girls' blind-fold contest, was won i Pratt and Whereas.

It is but just that a fit by Miss Edith Meador, while for the boys' apple eating contest, a box Total Msbursements. ting recognition of his many virtues Warrant No. N. A's. to Gardner last Thurs of stationery was won by Mr.

Donald Ashlock. Later in the evening with the rooms lighted only by a very small candle the guests were entertained by Mr. Louis Thompson telling a wierd ghost story. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and several kinds of cake were served at a late hour, after which the guests departed, having spent an enjoyable evening long to be remembered. Misses Gladys and Ger should be had, therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of W.

A. Pratt, this Post laments the loss of a Comrade whose splendid record of more than four years service for his country, we are proud of. A good soldier, an honest citizen and an upright man. Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of Franklin Post No. 68, be extended to the family in this, their time of sorrow.

G. H. TIMANUS, F. 'M. REEVES, G.

W. IRVIN, Committee. 598 T. Kinahan, 30.00 603 J. H.

Cyphers, lighting lamps 14.00 604 Frisco, freight on oil 40.72 605 J. H. Cyphers, lighting lamps 14.00 606 J. A. Burnett, bills of employees 31.60 607 J.

Earnshaw, labor 56.25 608 E. G. Carroll, board 1 3.50 609 Standard Oil day. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Divelbiss, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Divelbiss, Mr.

and Mrs. George Zimmerman, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Beardslee furnished cars to take the Stanley Grangers to Gardner to the Pomona Grange Tuesday. and children of Kansas City spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Schlaegel.

Mr. and Mrs. Walsh Kennedy and two children of Mullensville, are here visiting their several relatives. Rev. an Mrs.

II. C. Heaton chopped in Kansas City Monday. Mrs. Henry Gillette, better known i.B "Aunt Hat," was thoroughly surprised last Wednesday noon when fome of her best neighbors just walked In with her seventy-seventh birthday dinner all prepared.

The guests were: Mrs. R. J. Carter, Mrs. Vance, Mrs.

Hall, Mrs. W. P. Mrs. George Allen, Mrs.

H. 13. Lisk, Mrs. Fannie Lisk, Mrs. Jim Hridges, Mrs.

Frank Enyart, Mrs. David Legler, Mrs. Harry Enyart, and sister, Martha Wilkerson, of Stanley and Mrs. Morrison of Overland Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Wedd, Mr. and Mrs. P. H.

Heebe attended the Pomona Grange at Gardner Tuesday. Mr. David Deets of Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beets.

Mr. IJeets is niployed by the Metropolitan people. Mrs. V. M.

Parks spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Clay Smith. Miss Boulah Davidson shopped in Kansas City Wednesday. Mr. Pent on Newcomer who is employed with the Kansas City Auto Supply is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Newcomer. Mrs. C. C.

I latum and daughter. Helena, shopped in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs. Kate Schalk has as her guest, her sister, Mrs. Klarah, and niece and nephew of Indiana.

Mrs. Sams went to Warrensbunr. trude received a number of pretty, as well as useful presents. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Kluss, Mrs. A. J. Schubert, Misses silver teaspoons. Dr.

and Mrs. McCarthy of Kansas City are living in Mr. Chas. Brad-shaw's house. Dr.

McCarthy will take up Dr. Surface's practice. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klusman entertained with a dinner complimentary to Mr.

and Mrs. Hays and Mr. Jess Chamberlin of Lewisburg, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Legler were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Legler. The coming wedding of Miss Elsie Poehm to Mr. Walter Sherman, was announced by Father Haefle at the Catholic Church, Sunday morning.

Mrs. George Grigsby and Harold Crust who have both been very ill, i Mrs. George Pretz and and Mrs. John Pine and Amy, motored to Olathe son, Otto, daughter, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Renner and little daughter, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Treeble, near Gardner. G.

Z. Ernst called on Richard Varnes Sunday afternoon. Misses Margaret, Ida and Mayme McFarland spent Saturday in Kansas City doing their shopping. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Moll spent Thursday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hessenflow. Fred Hougland of Thompson Falls, Montana, is visiting his Friday to visit her daughter. Mr.

J. Mark Jewett of DeSoto was a Saturday evening guest of Miss Clara Fletcher. Mrs. Frank Parks. Mrs.

H. P. Micheau. Mrs. Lizzie Starr, Mrs.

P. L. Jones and Mrs. John O'Dell motored to Kansas City and saw the "Road to Happiness at the Willis Wood, Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

Stella Schwartz of Chanute spent the week end with her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schwartz. Mr. John Karnshaw is now grading the roads in Olathe township.

He is now tininshing the roads iii South Olathe. father, D. attending and Mrs. P. Hougland, at present.

Frank Rendinger is Gardner High School. Mrs. Clara Anderson On account of sickness in my family, I will sell at my farm, known as the Newton Ainsworth homestead, at Lone Elm, 4 miles south of Olathe on the Gardner road; and 1 mile north and three-fourths west of Bonita, on Richard Varnes the Royal Neighbor school of instruction at Gardner last week. Roy McCleary who is staying with his cousin, Mrs. Charles McMann, Mrs.

John Sams had as her guest Oct 28 ner sister, Smith, of Kansas or Gardner, spent uestlay evening i with another cousin, Mrs. Addie Moore, of this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ernst and little daughter Mildred, drove to Green's orchard to get some apples.

City. The L. K. S. Club met at the home of Mrs.

Charles Wedd. Wednesday Beginning at 1 0 o'clock a. m. the following described property: Aaron Allison spent one day last week with his wife's sister, Mrs. Henry Knabe, and family, near Edgerton.

Mrs. Luther Redinger and daughter Mable, spent one day last week with the former's sister, Mrs. Frank Dunn, of Gardner. Ralph Varnes called on Miss Pauline Perkins Sunday evening. The Pioneer Grange ladies, several of whom live in this vicinity, will afternoon.

Miss Nora Pundt was1 one of the invited guests. Miss Judith Calvert spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Sidney Kennedy. Mr. Gilbert Pridues visited his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges, Friday. Mr. Hex Moody and Miss Dorothy Moody shopped in Kansas City Saturday.

Father Planssen of Honny Creek, was a of Father Jaefle Friday and Saturday. The Pelleview Ladies Aid Soci the Vesper Couch serve lunch at sale Wednesdav Mrs. Will Wright ner Friday and took drove to Gardner sister, Mrs. and children. Freeman Lawrence with her to Edgerton where they parents, Mr.

and Mrs. visited their 1 YELLOW JERSEY, COMING 5-YEARS OLD, FRESH NOVEMBER 20TH, A 15-POUND BUTTER COW. 1 COW HAS BEEN FRESH ABOUT SIX WEEKS. WILL MAKE A GOOD MILKER. 5 HEAD OF YEARLING WHITE-FACE HEIFERS.

4 HEAD SHORT YEARLING HEIFERS. WHITE-FACE. 25 HEAD OF YEARLING WHITE-FACE STEERS. 10 HEAD OF SHORT YEARLINGS, WHITE-FACE. IMPLEMENTS 1 SPRING WAGONp GOOD AS NEW.

1 2-SECTION HARROW 1 6-SHOVEL CULTIVATOR 1 4-SHOVEL CULTIVATOR. 1 EAR-CORN SLICER. ety served dinner at the Walter Rogers sale, Thursday. The net proceeds cleared were $17 or more. Mr.

and Mrs. Fd Harris of Western Kansas are visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Cregg. Mrs. Roy Moody attended the Olathe-Paid win foot ball game at Olathe Friday afternoon.

I. J. Hall, returning home Sunday. Miss Lenora, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sy Moore, was quite ill several days last week. Mr. Richard Varnes bought a fine calf of Fred Herman last week. Mrs. Harry Harper and daughter, D.

S. Houston was a Wed-guest of Mrs. Sidnev Ken- HORSES Mrs. nesday nedy. lhelma, of Rich Hill, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Tracy at present, on the Miller farm. Howard Anderson who attended Mr. Harry Corliss shipped a load of cattle to the Kansas market Sunday. Lentral Business College in Kansas City, spent Sunday with his parents.

shopped in 1 BLACK HORSE, 5-YEAR OLD, WEIGH I NG 1,300 POUNDS 1 SPAN BLACK MARES, 7-YEARS OLD, WEIGHING 2,500 POUNDS. 1 SPAN DAPPLt GRAY MARES, 5 YEARS OLD, WEIGHING 2,500. POUNDS. 1 SPAN STEEL GRAY GELDINGS, COMING 3 AND 4-YEARS OLD. WEIGHING 2,550.

HALF BROTHERS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Mrs. Mary Mradshaw Kansas City Saturdav.

ana rca Dolisi of east of Olathe, spent Sunday with the tormer sister, Mrs. Vesper Couch, and family. SPAN BLACK 2-YEAR OLD GELDINGS, COMING 3, WEIGHING 2,200 GRAY MARE, 10-YEARS OLD, WEIGHING 1,300. Mrs. V.

J. Moore and children spent Saturday in Olathe visiting friends. Otto Pretz and Mable and Amy Pine spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Abell. Miss Mabel Pine is spending sev-rela weeks with her brother. Ralnh.

BAY HORSE, 11 YEARS OLD, WEIGHING 1300. SORREL COLT, SIRED BY TEDDY BEAR. COMINR 3.YFAR ni young women my avoid pain Need Only Trust to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Mrs.Kurtzweg. ELIGIBLE TO REGISTER.

1 SUCKLING COLT. 1 LU YY-M INU dCtUtK. 1 WAGON BOX, GOOD. 1 12-INCH JOHN DEERE GANG PLOW, WITH TWO NEW EXTRA SHARES. 1 hays corn planter, nearly new.

1 hay rack, flat top. 1 grindstone. 1 50-bushel manure spreader. 1 farm wagon. 1 5-foot Mccormick mowing machine.

1 set work harness, l-inch tug. 1 set work harness, v2-nch tug. 4 good leather collars. 1 4-horse evener. and wife, in Gardner.

Mrs. Mary Carlon, and daughter, Mrs. Anna Robb. of Liberty. Mo.

'who have been visiting at the J. Robinson home in Olathe, spent Saturday with Mrs. R. P. Hougland.

Mrs. Albeit Moore and children called on Mrs. W. J. Moore, and UufTalo, N.Y.

My daughter, whose picture is herewith, was much troubled iwith pains in her 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 bad: and sides every i family Friday. i W. S. Collier bought a car of cat mm FEED month and they would sometimes bo so bad that it would seem like acute inflammation oi somo organ. She read your advertisement in the newspapers and tried Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. CATTLE 12 TONS TIMOTHY HAY, BALED. 8 OR 10 TONS WHEAT STRAW, BALED. tle at the K. C.

stock yards last week and will feed them on Dr. Swing's pasture, near here. Ada Ray spent one night last week with her cousin, Mrs. Addie Moore. Mrs.

E. J. McCleary who has been on the sick list the past two weeks, is improving. Mr. and Mrs.

Sy Moore made a business trip to Gardner Tuesday. Miss Etna Vance who has been staying with Mrs. Aaron Allison the past three weeks, returned to her home Friday. IN DECEMBER, GOOD BUT- BLACK JERSEY COW WILL BE FRESH TER COW GIVING SOME MILK NOW. MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TOO MENTION.

TERMS: fin oil ciimc nf S1fl nnrl nnrlpr rash. On Slims over S10 rtvurlit nf 19 mnntVic Htno will ha rnran STANLEY. Vll -T wvf A awow.su kiuiu KSy yl V.l KAjjjyll Uailt.CXUiC JlUvtfda Willi interest from date, at 6 per cent A discount of 2 per cent for cash on all sums over $10. No property to be removed unti 1 terms of sale are complied with. Lunch to be served by Ladies Lone Elm Granrcc She praises it highly as.

she has been relieved of all these pains by its use. All mothers should know of this remedy, and all young girls who suffer should try it" Mrs. Matilda Kurtzweg, 52i) High BufTalo, N. Y. Young women who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestion, should take Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Thousands have been restored to health by this root and herb remedy. If you know of any younjr woman who is sick and needs helpful advice, ask her to write to tbo L.ydiu K.Pinkham Medicine Lynn, Mass. Only women will receive iter letter, and It will bo held in strictest conlidcncc. 0 Col.

E. O. Callahan had only one day last week to devote, to the Spit and Argue Club. Every other day was occupied with O. M.

Garlock and family are riding in a new Chevrolet. Lee Whitaker and mother, Mrs. N. A. Whitaker left Sunday in their new Grant Six for a week's visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Brentlinger at Hamilton, Okla. The Ladies of the Presbyterian lissionary Society will serve lunch at the Geringer Sale next Saturday. Hert Rogers of Olathe attended 'X IIW I I I I I I I 1 I II I I I II IE Col. Jake Jameson, Col.

Wm. Graves, Auctioneers o. J. Scott, Clerk.