Council Grove Republican from Council Grove, Kansas • Page 4

1 Page Four THE COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN Friday, August 26, 1921. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ADDITIONAL DUNLAP NEVI Mrs. Chas. Lindahl left last week for Kansas City for a few days visit Oscar Johnson is a patient at the mg needs painting or decorating be sure to call on him as his work is always very satisfactory. John Merritt and wife from Council Grove have moved to the A.

E. Cheeves farm. Emil Maseland will go on the J. Lough farm. Mike Marvtt moves on the Ola Nelson farm and several others.

Two more weeks and the youngsters be wending their way towards the school houses to take up their school duties. E. C. Strand helped the Settergren boys stack hay the first of the week. 9 i iiMiiiiininuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiniiniiniiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiH Greatest Capacity A and Thats what you should keep continually in mind when planning the corn crib and granary.

But no matter what you have in mind, first come and get our ideas on. building cribs and granaries separately1 or combined. 4 By combininglqur ideas with your own, you may find just the solution of some little problem that will help 5 you increase capacitjTand keep down construction costs. Its worth trying anyway, and costs you nothing. 1 1 qUqU Hiiiiiiiiniiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiif? fjmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiirmiiiiiiiirrirHriiiiirirvifiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH Completely Equipped Fully AE WILL START YOU UP THE LADDER TO SUCCESS 1 biggest opportunities and largest salaries are open to you when you are trained to fill a responsible position in the business world.

IT'S REAL COLLEGE LIFE AT THE K. W. C. C. AH College Athletics, Band, Glee Club, College Paper, Literary Societies, Student Council.

State of Kansas, Morris County, ss In the matter of the estate of Bert Bntt, late of Morris county, Kansas NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day of August, A. D. 1921Uhe undersigned was. by the Probate court of Morris County, Kansas, duly appointed and Qualified as Adminis trator of the estate of. Bert Britt de ceased, late of Morris County.

AI parties interested in said estate wil govern themselves accordingly. HENRY TORGESON, Administrator Aug 12-19-26 Least Espeese I Accredited Established 1886. Commerce I Business College. KANSAS. Look Buy now before these starting prices completely clean out our stocks.

$16.00 23.10 I. 29.20 30.45 31.55 Spangler, Props. Mr. Lawrence Harris and Hensen Gray are helping Sid Drumming put up hay. Mrs.

Fred Davis1 and baby returned Friday from Cedarvale, where they have been visiting relatives. The Koahola Social c.ub will meet Wednesday with Mrs, Wersig. Mrs. Lawrence Harris' mother and sister from Emporia and other rela tives sDent Sunday at the Harris home. Wm.

Mecham and family expect to move soon to their new home, north of Alta Vista. F. G. Houghton and family made a business trip to Council Grove Thursday. Mrand Mrs.

Ramsberger of Oklahoma, have been visiting the past week with her brother and sister, R. M. Vickers and Mrs. Chas. Combs.

William Hassman and family drove to Wichita Sunday to his mother celebrate her birthday. A. M. Eldreds motored to Emporia i last Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chance of Peabody vis ited their parents, A. M.

Eldred and family Sunday. WILSEY NEWS The Misses Neta and Lelia M. Car ter motored up from Emporia Sun day and spent the day at the Brown home. Miss Irene Hemphill, a niece of the Browns, accompanied them home for a day's visit. She leaves the last of the week for Hutchinson, where she is a teacher in the city schools there.

A. C. Reese and family of Council Grove spent Sunday at the O. C. Pirtle home.

Dr. A. J. Swann and family have returned from Kansas where they spent a week with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. John Manlay are ne-joying a visit" from their daughter and famify of Carlton, Nebraska. Misses Gladys and Mildred Metzger of Council Grove were mtown Mon day of this week. Mildred will teach the primary department in our schools this winter. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Wigle -are re joicing over the arrival of a small daughter in their home, August 22. Mrs John Aikes is enjoying a vis it from her sister from Arkansas. Miss Minnie Brown made a busi ness trip to Council urove Monday of this week to see the dentist. Oldfields moving picture show will be in Wilsey all week.

They are camping west of the Pirtle residence. Mrs. J. R. Sheen of Kansas City, is the guest of Miss Ethel Sunter this week.

Cliff Axe of Emporia was. in WTsey the first of the week on business Mrs. Knox of Council Grove visited the W. J. Campbell family the first of the week.

Vesta Brundage visited at the Sam Sesson home in Helmick Monday, afternoon. "Jack" Harder of Council Grove is timekeeper for the extra- gang that is working out of Wilsey now. Some of our energetic Wilsey people have been very busy the past week at the city park making sand piles, fixing croquet grounds, etc, something to interest the children, and the younger set. Miss Minnie Brown, I think, will be the- champion player incroquet. Campbells will have charge of an ice cream parlor and soda fountain at the Wilsey Hbtal.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Epstrum have returned from their honeymoon? trip to Colorado. Wilsey lost in the ball' game be tween Wilsey and Cottonwood Falls which was played on our home grounds Wednesday of this week.

tTriey Ous returned home Thurs day afternoon from Missouri; where he has been playing ball this summer. Mrs. Steve Whistler and small daughter from Diamond Springs; were shopping in out- city the first part of the week. WEST MORRIS NEWS Silo filling will soon be in order ct the day in this community. Alvin Munson the new nart owner of the Burdick Garage having Dougni out fjnaney ixrogfr's interests pnnnniiinni.

Will sell at public sale on 1 1-2 miles north of Wilsey the get the a or It Herington Hospital at present. F. J. Strand and family were in Herington last Monday for dpntal work. Fred Schild and wife motored to Council Grove on business one day last week.

Pete Klatt and family spent Sun day evening with E. C. Strand and family. E. C.

Strand and family visited with F. J. Strand and family Monday evening. Aug. Peterson and family ftom Osage City spent a few days here last week visiting friends and rela tives.

A. F. Eckland and family spent Sunday afternoon with F. J. Strand and family.

Carl Carlson was in Wichita the first of the week on 'business. Mrs. E. Settergren, Miss Edith and Enfred Settergren came home from Nebraska last Friday where they have been visiting the past weeks. Axel Gellart from Herington has finished painting and decorating the East Slope school which greatly im proves it's appearance.

If any build SAGE TEH KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK When Mixed with Sulphur It Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre at Once. Gray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age. We all know advantages of a youthful appearance. Your hair is your charm. II makes or mars the face.

"When 11 fades, turns gray and looks streaked, just a few applications of Sage Tea md Sulphur enhances its appearance hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! liook young) Either prepare the recipe at home oi from any drug store a bottle ol "Wyeth's Sage and Slrlphur Compound," which is merely the old-time recipe Improved by the addition other ingredients. Thousands of folk: recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no one can possiblj tell, as it darkens so naturally anc evenly. You moisten a sponge or sof brush with it, drawing this througl hair, taking one small strand a time. By morning the gray hail disappears; after another applicatioz two, its natural color is restore: and it becomes glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet requisite is not Intended for the eyre, mitigation or preverition of disease.

A Cross-Country Livery Car Day or Night Drives. Also City Drives. Headquarters, The Ar-Way Hotel. Roy Gillespie, Owner. Day Phones, Night Phone, Bell 168, Mutual 742; Mutual 30.

11 COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS Let's See ItE 'STATE EAim Hut ehinon SW7K tiQ, The State Institution of Practical Education, Owned and managed by the people of the State of Kansas. 17 GENERAL DEPARTMENTS FULL OF EXHIBITS Horse Aatomobile Races, Auto Polv Vaudeville, Fire- works, Shows, Bands and Lots of Music Big Camping Grounds. Fear Information Write KK OIJLY STATE FAIR AT HQTCIHSOn SEPT. 17-23 ml I the Ernest Boll farm, school house oh O'clock. 1,1921 I BIG FALL OPENING SEPT.

6 Write today for "The New Era." If i DR. EARL R. SWAIN DENTIST COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS -Offic orer National Bank Doth Phones I How's This? We offer for any case cf catarrh that cannot be cured jjy HAIV3 CATARRH MEDICINE. HAUL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Ls tat-en internally and acts through the Biooa on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Sold by druggists for over forty years Price 5c Testimonials free.

F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio. A Truly Bone Dry Battery Bbne Drjr means not oriy that the battery has no solution in it, but that" it has never, since the. day it was made, had a single- drop of moisture in it until prepared for service by the It is shipped in the true bone-dry condition that means battery newness to.

you. Council Grove Battery Station E. V. KIRCHOFF, Manager 20 No. Mission Cocncll Grove! Kansas MAY CROSLEY-JONES CHIROPRACTOR Graduate Palmer School of Chiropractic Bell Phone Office 206 East Main Street HARRY E.

SNYDER Attorney-at-Law Council Grove, Kansas LEE A. HOSES LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR WITH 1 V00DS FURNITURE CO. Day Phones, Bell 133; Mut. 701 Night' Phones, Bell 113 Mat. 104 CENTRAL COAL and GRAIN COMPANY 287 EAST MAIN STREET We bay Egg Poultry, Day and Graia.

sell Coal, Fed and Floar. ARTHUR J. LEWIS, D. COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS I. Mutual, Office 11; Residence 572 Bell, Office, 80; Residence 12C Contractor and Builder All Hinds or Doors, Windows, Sashes and Frames feiade oa Short Order Grnv.

rr i immMrwimmrmtmmrmiBTm.mrm ucn i .4 ft, a fc rmi mi a fJ KANSAS' WESLEYAN teen years of age, and will congratu late him on his success. Miss Irma Bain has been quite ill for Several days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Chapman and baby Dorene were dinner guests at the Win. Finney home Sunday. Miss Ethel Robinson of Emporia spent several days last week visiting vthe Hughes families. Wm. Hylton, went to Kansas City with cattle last week, his wife and baby stayed at the Clark home dur ing his absence.

KAHOLA DISTRICT Otto Wenderott and wife and Mrs. Wenderott's mother left Saturday for Alma where they will spend a few days visiting relatives. Harold Wright has been plowing up by Council Grove the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Pritcher went to Emporia one day this week on business. Mr. John Pritchard and Mr. Charlie Combs shipped sheep recently. lulss ioiouiy FicioGii spent Friday afternoon with Miss Nola Coleman.

Edith Harris spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bonny Thompson. WHITE CITY NEWS Miss Lillie Martin went to Junction City Mondayy noon and visited until Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Ira Norvell, a cousin of her's. From there she went on to her home in Miltonvale, having spent.

about four weeks here and at Council Grove visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Thomas went over to Herington on Saturday to visit a few days in the home of her daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Johnson sold their car to Wilson Frey and started Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. James Osten, and Robert Osten to Portland, Oregon, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Johnson's and Mrs. Osten's father.

V. C. Hanchett proceeded them several days going by train. Miss Theresa Snow, who has been here several weeks visiting with her aunt, Miss Jennie Haire, has returned to her home in Beloit. W.

H. Dodderidge and family were in Abilene on Sunday afternoon, out pleasure riding. Mr. and Mrs. James Crocker are greatly rejoiced over the arrival of a son in their home on Monday, August 22.

The M. E. Sunday school had planned for a picnic in Burton's Grove, near Parkersville on Tuesday afternoon but on account of threat ening weather they did not go out but had their supper togeher in the base 'merit of the church and everyone re ports a good feed with quantities of ice cream and lemonade. Mr. Gerald McColiister is painting the Meryl Brown house over near Latimer.

He began work on it Monday. Mrs. Frank Carson has returned from' Dorado, where she visited her daughter Mrs. Francis Hathaway and family for a week. Mrs.

Hath away and son Lindley accompanied her home and will visit here for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carson and daughter, Mandy, and son, Raymond have returned from their overland trip to Colorado. They report a very enjoyable trip.

Mrs. Eliza Beshy plans to go to California to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Mitchell and family. Mri and Mrs. Will Mintern and' grandson, Mervin Davis, were here Tuesday from their Junction City home visiting with relatives and also looking after real estate interests.

Mr. Sam Swenson came in early this week to look after his farming interests here. Dil'ey, was here on Monday evening trying to put through -a deal with the Martin Bakery, whereby they would take charge of the business and handle products for the whole circuit. We did not learn whether the proposition met with Joe's approval or not. Mr.

E. C. Ball entertained the Men's Bible and their wives on Tuesday evening at the church. There was a short program general visiting and refreshments which all enjoyed. The Grandsons of Mrs.

Phillips Walter KnanD and Frank Boyd are busy this week digging a cistern for her. rTr and Mrs Paul Williams, Una Marv ant Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pear son enjoyed a picnic dinner over on Drv Creek Sunday. Mrs.

Hartley, Mrs. Paul Simmons nnt Harrv Allen Simmons visited friends near Hope cn Tuesday. Mr. Statts, a traveling salesman whose home is in Enterprise, was in WhitA Citv writincr orders for his firm. Miss Cunnmcham returned on Monday to her home in Burlington having visited here over Sunday with her friend, Miss Maude fcnore.

Arthur E. Allen started Suifday afternoon for Russell, Kansas, where fc tV-p tm his work with the kus sell Lumber Company as overseer for thpir vard there and also at uornam His familv will ioin him there just as soon as he can secure a house. They are honmg to get settled before time fnT- crhnnl to beffin if possible. Thfi Berean Sunday school class will be entertained on Friday after-of tfc honfie of Mrs. Anna HWlh TTnllfTpn.

his mother and shoDDinsr in Council C0llegeof Kansas Wesleyan SALINA, HiiiiniiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiinmniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiujiiiiiiiLiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiir; Mason Cord Tires at Fabric prices. Lowest prices ever reached on standard 'cord tires. 30x3 1-2 32x3 -2 32x4 33x4 34x4 i. There is no reason -why everyone should not enjoy quality standard cord tires at these exceptional prices. OUB ABJUSTI.IENT TIRE SHOP Haas-Miller and AH mail orders send O.

D. prepaid. illllllilM Tli iirsday, Sept. At 1 Horses, Cows, Hogs, Harness, Implements, Household Goods and Crops including 20 Acres of Corn in field and 10 Acres of Kafir. 't R.

W. BLOCK, Licensed Embalm cr and Director Day Phones Night Phones Bell 219 Mutual 141 Mutual 631 4 Lowe Kirkeminde, Auctioneers. F. J. Walker, Clerk.

The Finest Equipcncnt f.Icney Can Euy. ceil r-ne Grove on Tuesday..