The Hoisington Dispatch from Hoisington, Kansas • Page 1

WJm nHiimmnimnimnnnimnns :ii.u.im:::::nniii:.:i::;:;::::;ri I circulation 1450 GUARANTEED i OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER hostel ij ismniifiUHiiumiiiuiimniiiiitf Society VOLUME XXXIV HOISINGTON, BARTON COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. NO. 45 mmim Mil, SIG JACOBY DEAD. 1 Sig Jacoby, who has been in the PANEK-SCHNEIDER. One of the prettiest weddings CITY MARSHAL ARRESTS CRIMINAL DEFEAT GT.

BEND BY BIG SCORE that has been celebrated at Olmitz general mercantile business at fnr somft time opcurred Mnndav. Olmitz for the past eighteen years. J. W. Moore city narshal hasUrWAmw 9.7 wV.pt.

Miss Alma was found dead in the kitchen of his two room home at Olmitz. MARTIAL LAW IS RAISED TODAY Lt. Col. ft. K.

Cassidy issued a proclamation yesterday and has same distributed about town in which he rescinded his proclamation which placed Hoisington under martial law, August 22, 1922. For some time, there was about 140 soldiers stationed here F. P. LADENBERGER. A message yesterday from Kansas City bearing the news of the death of F.

Ladenberger; waa a shock to the people of this community, as few knew he had gone to have an operation and still fewer knew he had an ailment requiring an operation. l- He left for Kansas City Monday, November 27, and the only word he left with his children was Tuesday morning. When he did a keene eye for law violators and Magdalene Panek and Mr. Leonard he brought his. talent into good w.

Schneider were united in the play Thursday morning when he holy bon(js of matrimony. The arrested Owen Bruce, alias R. H. ceremony 'was performed at the Birmingham after a short foot Catholic church at 10 o'clock a. race.

Bruce is a barber by trade mf by Rev John Huna For the first time in many years H. H. triumphed over her ancient enemy in the annual Thanksgiving clash on the gridiron. True, an earlier defeat in the season adds spice to the general satisfaction felt in the season's work, but "Turkey Day" has its particular charms as regards anu came nere recently irum The hrirfo WoQ ofi; a Wichita, securing a position at Lown nf siiv trimmpH in that he was going to have an op not open his store at the usual time, friends called at his home where they found Mr. Jacoby lying dead on the kitchen floor.

He was fully dressed and the lamp was burning which indicated that he had died Wednesday night before bed time. Death came while he was sitting in a chair and his body fell forward, death coming without a struggle. It was his custom to eat most of his meals but this number has been gradually reduced until now only two soldiers are with, the colonel. viauua uaiua DxiuP. iuu crepe and carried a Moore received a reward card, h-ji nf The proclamation issued yesterday football victories.

The game was decidedly interesting in spite of the one-sided score and Great Bend rooters must be given credit for supporting a losing team eration on. his back. One letter was received from him the next day stating that the operation would be performed the following day. Nothing further was heard untir the death message ar is as follows: PROCLAMATION. showing three pictures of Bruce Miss Helen Hamrlda, the brides-from the warden of the Ft.

Madi- maid was attired in a dress of son, Iowa penitentiary, he knew white crepe de chirie trimmed he had the man and proceeded to pink embroidery. The groom and 1. Pending no further breaches of the peace or obstruction of the rived stating that he had diecj at inuTfrdy morning. best man, Erwin Schneider, his When Bruce saw him coming he y0Ungest brother were attired in loyally. The visitors however failed to make gains.

Only once did they break through the line for a gain of 20 yards, only two forward passes did they complete 10 clock yesterday morning. Mr. Ladenberger was 62 years execution of the laws of the State of Kansas, within the City of Hoisington, county of Barton, Martial Law, proclaimed in the at the store and this probably accounts for the indigestion which he complained of and which probably caused his death. A sister, Miss Ida Jacoby of New York was visiting Mr. Jacoby started to run out was not last the conventional black enough and a couple of shots Following the ceremony, a big from the marshal's revolver caus- wedding dinner was served at the old and is survived by eight out of 22 attempts and only three first downs did they receive, two children, three sons and five daughters.

Thejf are Frank of eu mm to siop ana surrender. home of the bride's narents nMr Hoisington Military District under General Orders No. 5, these head Bruce was recently married and Timken where the after nml of those being unearned. Portage, Wisconsin, Daniel and Carl at home; Mrs. E.

J. Monzin- August 22, 1922, will be his wife was here with him, but evening was spent in a social way. 1m 1L. n4-x lino It can truthfully be said, that rescinded, effective at eight o'clock Hoisington took the enemy into and spent Wednesday evening with him, finally going to the Nordman home where she was stopping while on her visit. When the body of Mr.

Jacoby was found rr, matuxjr ui xici Tne -bnde is the youngest daugh-husband. When she discovered f-Pr nf m- artA Mr Thursday December 7, camp. They twere prepared for 1922. every type of play on the defense 2. During the period of Mili-, the coroner, county attorney and who he was she almost became of near Timken and the groom is hysterical and refused to have one of the prominent young men anything further to do with him.

in banking circles in Barton coun-She was left destitute and a col- tt ia onri m- tvt and had innumerable means of scoring. go of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Mrs. Ema Harter of Santa Monica, California; Mrs. Bertha Harrison, Mrs. Marie Moigert and Irene who live at home.

The body will arrive tonight and the funeral will probably be held Sunday. tary control, it is considered that sheriff were notified but after an order has been well maintained, Tne line worked as one man, never giving an inch and always examination they decided that an inquest was not necessary. Mr. Jacoby was born in Ger lection was taken up so she could Joseph. Schneider of Albert and go back to her home.

An officer was recentlv elected viYe-nrftsidMit. and it is believed that there has been less friction between troops and inhabitants in the Hoisington opening a hole for the man with from Ft. Madison arrived the nf fup Aihort sfa the ball. There was plenty of many and Came to America about nrst or this week and took nis will mu fV.oii fnfn "star" playing, but it was possible prisoner back to the 35 years ago. For a short while he was engaged in the lumber ft only of the never-failing THANKSGIVING PARTY.

One of the most enjoyable evenings of the season was spent last Thursday, when the doors of the A reward of $50 was offered for interference given by the back TIED WITH The Hoisington American Leg ousiness in Hoisington, moving from here to Albert where he en his capture. field ends. In this, their last Military District than in any other region which has been under martial law. 3. It is now the belief of the Military Authorities that the great mass of the good citizenry of Hoisington will insist upon con ion football team played a fast beautiful country home of Mr.

and Mrs. Will Gory were thrown open- gaged in the general mercantile business and 18 years ago located and furious game with the crack 'THE WONDERFUL THING." Norma Talmadge's latest pro game of high school football, Tindall and Donoghue played a hard, consistent game, displaying that headwork and persistent to the members of the W. C. Minneapolis team at the latter at Olmitz in the same line of duction, "The Wonderful Thing," piace yesterday, the result being business and, where he has since club and a few guests. When, all arrived, they repaired to the tinued respect and observation of the laws of the state of Kansas is irom tne stage success oi tne a tie 6 to 6.

Hoisington had a hard hitting for which they have made his home. He is survived same name oy Ionian lrimoie 6 to 0 lead up to the latter part dining room where a bounteous dinner that had been prepared by and the United States of America and will lend their full support by his wife and one son who is about 14 years Mr. and israaiey ana rorrest naisey, ana 0f the game, when Minneapolis been known thru out their school career. Dumler and Dum at tackle showed a true "Senior" Degins in xne ansiocraxic circles DUf in some fresh ulavers and both moral and active to those I Mrs. Jacoby separated a number the ladies of the club was served to fifty-one people.

whom they have legally consti of years ago. He also leaves one spirit by breaking up plays and tearing holes in the line. It was of England and ends on a hog Hoisington did not have any subs ranch in Iowa actually the Brad- aiong so the same men played the ley-Harbold ranch, the largest pro- rrame throucrh and were slic-htlv brother in Colorado Springs and Dumler who blocked a punt by three sisters, Ida of New York, ducer of porkers in the country, weakened during the. latter nart tuted to enforce obedience of those laws. 4.

A limited few in this community are reported to have made threats to the effect that "they Sieverling, opening the way for Mrs. Harry Degen of Bartlesville, At the Royal theatre Monday and 0f the game, allowing Minneapo-, Eveleigh to win a "gold football. Tuesday. and Mrs. Sol Degen of Kansas City.

lis to make a touch down by line Koerber, playing lor two quar The menu consisted of roast chicken, dressing, veal loaf, mashed brown gravy, creamed green peas, cranberries, olives, parker house rolls, and jelly, pie, cake, coffee. Everyone did justice to the feast and all enjoyed fine music that was by the piano player and victrola. plunges. Minneapolis claims to would start trouble" as soon as ters, never failed to make his The body was shipped to Friday where interment have one of the best teams in the FOOD SALE. The U.

B. Ladies will hold yardage through line or around Such re-mere idle the troops had left, ports are- considered a east half of the state. end. Most spectacular oi an was made beside his mother Sun food sale at Howell's Meat Mar Hoisington is now arranging rumors for it must be apparent to the plays were the seven touch day. He was about 58 years old.

kef Saturday. Stop in and see for a gdme with Dighton to be all that such action would inevi downs to the fastest rua Ku.ou are uuer- played" at Hoisington. NOTICE. tably result in the recall of troops and the enforcement of more mg. man in Hoisington "Buck" Smith, All he needed was a start and he crossed thru the line, passed At the last election the Hedge stringent, and severe martial con and "Weed Law was adopted by BAZAAR.

The Ladies Aid of the M. Then all assembled to the parlor to listen to a short that was very interesting. Both grown-ups and children took part. Then the tables and eatables were moved into the breakfast room where a midnight lunch was serv trol than the community has. yet Barton County.

This law states E. experienced or If that owners of real estate shall around the end ttr caught forward passes on the way; there was no stopping him. There was not a man on the team who shirked his unurcn at uaiatia win nave a Bazaar December 20. Supper Hoisington is to be spared this keep all hedge fences along the SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE. A great many subscriptions to the -Hoisington Dispatch are now due.

We would appreciate having subscribers call between now and Christmas to pay their accounts. Statements will be mailed to all who are in arrears Jan- hardship and disgrace all right public highway cut and trimmed will be served and everybody is ed and the dining room was fitted minded citizens should unite in town to not over five feet in duty, more than that, each seem invited. ed to take peculiar delight in ac-into a dancing hall and then they pledging themselves to control heighth, except trees not less BAZAAR AND FOOD SALE. tripped the light fantastic till that radical, few who might complishing his task and all look than sixteen feet apart and hedges The ladies of the Truth Seekers uary 1st. start trouble" merely to serve necessary as a protection to or Sunday School class of the Christ their own selfish chards, vineyards and feed lots the wee small hours of morning.

Everyone said the time passed too-quickly and left for their homes hoping they would be fortunate" CHRISTMAS CARDS. You can get Christmas cards back with a particular relish to the final score, Hoisington 83, Great Bend 0. The line up for Hoisington was, Janke and Eveleigh, R. Dum, o. ine attention oi ail is in ian church will hold a bazaar and food sale at Langham's Furniture said feed lots not to extend more than forty rods.

All cut vited to the fact that the govern Store, Saturday, December 16. enough to come back again some printed to your order at the Dispatch office. A number of styles ment of this great commonwealth time. of Kansas has subscribed to the select from. proposition that the Railroads of from said hedges shall be cleaned up and removed or burned.

That owners of real estate shall cut, cause to be cut, weeds growing upon the highway running by said land. Thirty days notice is, re this state shall continue without Do you want $10.00 in gold? Advanced styles in Norfolk interruption in the performance CHRISTMAS FANCY WORK. Nice line of hand embroidery and Christmas novelties at reasonable prices. Miss Anna Yost. Farm loans at 6 per cent flat.

B. F. Brack. 44-tfc of their regular and natural ser R. T.

Barton, Winans and Wag-gaman, R. F. Dumler and T. Dumler, Siegfried, and. Boyle, L.

J. Dumler, L. Williamson and Geer, L. Smith, R. Donoghue, L.

Bitter and Koerber, F. Tindall, Q. B. The line-up for Great Davis, R. Remmert, R.

suits for young men at Morrison's. quired by law, and owners, fail vice to the state and nation, and further that any man in this state ANNUAL ELECTION. The annual election of officers in the Hoisington Golf Club will be held at the Cheyenne Club rooms, December 14. Fred S. Degen, secretary.

MASONS. There will be work in the Master degree Visiting Give furniture gifts this Christ mas the unselfish gift. Lang- who sees fit to work shall be per mitted to work in peace and safe ham's Quality Furniture. ing to comply with the above law shall be considered guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine of not less than $25.00 nor more than $100 and also the cost of cutting said hedge or ty. jno breaches oi the peace controlled by local authorities A fresh supply of Brazil nuts, V.

Kellar, R. Merten, Bee-man, L. Henker and Johnson, such as forcible obstruction, direc For Christmas Wear almonds and English walnuts. Gerndt Deal Grocery, phone 110. or indirect intimidation, or dis- weeds shall be entered upon the criminaton will be tolerated.

The tax rolls against said land. brethren welcomed. R. B. Call, secretary.

C. J. Denning of Denver is a new employe at the Golden Rule. ill 1 1 i We have a large stock of Christ L. Sparks, L.

Gates, R. Younkin, L. Miller and Sieverling, F. Waldron, Q. B.

Somebody will get $10.00 in gold State will be daily informed as to It is the defsire of the county mas boxes in all sizes, also seals, local condtnons. Men must oe commissioners that all land own- tags, booklets and post cards. xiis xcLimiy win oe nere next wees. made to realize that they cannot ers take heed of this opportunity The Variety Store. take the law into their own hands to cut the hedge and cut or burn Jm with impunity.

the weeds and grass along the Now is the time to plan on that 6. Finally, it is the wish of highways before the roads are Radio receiving set for Christ the Military Commander to con- blocked with snow, making the mas. Let us figure with you Farnsworth Drug Co. gratulate the people of Hoising- roads impassable. ton and vicinity upon the general H.

S. ALLEN, attitude and demeanor of the 45-ltc County Engineer. tor Si tA MX Jtr jr CTr Programme Shows 2:15 3:45 7:15 8:45 PHOTOPLAYS OF DISTINCTION NOTE Regular admission for children will be 10c after November 1st. great majority during this some Bert Whealen and C. C.

Cleven-ger have returned from Bloom-ington, where they went to work for the C. A. RIEDL-LEICHTER. what trying period of military Miss Anna Riedl and Mr. Chas.

control, and further to express Leichter were united in marriage his appreciation for the co-opera at Olmitz Catholic church, tion and assistance which has Wednesday morning of last week, been rendered by many. Rev. John Huna officiating. The H. K.

CASSIDY, TONIGHT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. Jack Holt in "The Man Unconquerable," a drama of unusual srength taken in South Africa. Added Christie 2 reel com- Lt. Colonel 137th K. N.

G. and Mrs. Rudolf Riedl of Basin, Mrs. Wm. Spearing and two daughters spent Monday and Tuesday at Kansas City, returning Wednesday morning.

Buy your citron, orange and lemon peels, raisins, dates and currants for your fruit cake at the Commanding Wyoming and the groom is a son cr Fa. Ta" of Mrs. JNick cujr, xu x1 ui xjxxc. EQUALIZATION BOARD. The happy young couple have A meeting of the city council gone to Wyoming where they will is called to be held at the Chey- visit his parents after which they Gerndt Deal Grocery, phone 110.

Remember the Bubble Company club rooms, Monday night, will locate on a farm southeast of enne December 18th, at 8 o'clock p. at the high school auditorium CHENEY CRAVATS Tie easily, never lose their shape and look like new after pressing. We are showing good assortments of Crepe and Crepe Failles in Silks that neither wrinkle nor pinhole. Tubulars that wear for seasons. Four-in-hands and bow ties, smart in both cut and pattern.

Prices range 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Olmitz where they will make their future home. for the purpose of equalizing pav luesday night, December 12th. Auspices H. S. Entertainment ing appraisements and.

adjust such that may have been made Course. HAMPLE-NORDMAN. Miss Margaret Hampel of Great too high or too low. Anybody Bend and Mr. Frank Nordman of Give an Edison for Christmas 1 interested may be heard at this Olmitz were united in marriage plays all records.

Unequalled meeting. Ovid Butler, city off. at the Great Bend Catholic church clerk. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922. "Jane Eyre," from the novel by Charlotte Bronte, a picture which will hold the attention of every discriminating picture lover.

Added Art Accord in "The Days of Buffalo Bill," and Mutt Jeff in "The Cashier." Each lady is given a free-ticket tonight, admitting her free any night in the week. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. i 1 Tom Mix in "Do and Dare," Isn't it a peppy title? so is the picture a regular Mix speed comedy Western. Added Sun-, shine 2 reel comedy, "Step Lively Please MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11 AND 12. The story the whole world loves, "Human Hearts," dedicated to the mothers of the world.

It is a story of home, of pathos and humor, of a wife who was an outcast for you, your children, your father and mother. Don't miss it. Added Latest -Fox'News. V.vV- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. To Be Announced.

COMING "The Storm," it will sweep you off your feet. for faithfully reproducing the voices and music of the artist. Langham's Quality Furniture. Still have some good residences FRENCH HAT SHOP They were attended by Mr. Leo Hampel and Miss Tillie Hampel Choice of any-hat, $4.93 to $6.00 brother and sister of the bride.

Tams, for sale on easy terms and have Following the ceremony a wed- Double Saturday, December 9. $1.00. Doll hats $1.00 mesh cap nets, 10c. Fisher. FranVie ding breakfast was served at the about 25 tons of hay for sale, Y2 mile from Hoisington.

C. A. Duling. 45-lt We are headquarters fori dry and Mrs. William Hampel of Great Cedar vchests, sewing, cabinets, I Bend.

They will go to house- Silk Knit Ties 50c and $1.00 MORRISON BROS. The Store for Men; smoking sets, for Christmas gifts. I keeping on the groom's farm near cleaning, re-lining, ami repairing. We call for and Langham's Quality Furniture. Olmitz deliver.

All work guaraneed. MrsUEdw. B.1 Heltemes and son See our doll window for real Phone 542, B. D. Wyman, Tailor ana Dry Cleaner.

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