The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 5

Supplement tcrThe Bronson Pilot, January 7, 1916 Geo. Heckenliable's baby had cumber's. We wish the Pilot and every WillfflKOlD EVE. I the croup Sunday night. Hamer McLaughlin met with a serious accident New Year's morning.

He was trying to get his gun rigged to go hunting. A load was fastened in it and a nail driven in. Hamer was heating the barrel to expand it when the load explod- Union town Revival Closes The revival at Uniontown under the conduct of Rev. J. R.

Pennington of Bronson and Rev. Guy H. Wimmer, pastor of the Uniontown Baptist church, closed Sunday night with a splendid showing of 46 converts. Tho there was much in the way of sickness and had roads to hamper the meeting, good crowds attended and it proved a great meeting. Following is the list of body a prosperous and happy New Year.

XENtA. Miss Mary Pritchett returned home Sunday, having spent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Charlie Williams. Misses Edy th Meek and Cecil Baker and Messers Roy North-way, Willie Steel and Roy Mc-Durmith called at Mr Lessan-don's Sunday evening. Mrs Emma Meek is on the sick list. A.

O. Abbey and wife are vis- Vacation is ended for all those home from school and all -are ed, the nail striking him be-returning to their work. We low the ear and piercing the jug-wish them all a bright and pros- ular vein. The doctor got the perous New Year. nail out but Hamer lost so much Mrs Eve Davis and grand-; blood he became very weak and daughter, Mary Francis, have is still in a critical condition, been quite ill the past week! Mrs Nell Waford and two Chris Abbot Clarence Bulla Willis Cash James H.

Abbot Abbot Theo Culberson Wayne Abbot May Cash Adrain Cash John Abbot Samuel Cameron G. H. Culberson with lagrippe but we are glad to daughters of Iola spent New friends and relatives here this week. Mrs Viola Culberson Ed Culberson Mrs Nelle Delaney Lee Culberson report them much better. Mrs Ollie Henderson and youngest daughter spent last week with the formers parents, M.

H. Brown and wife. The Ladies Club gave Mrs F. E. Holeman and family a fare Year's day with the formers sister, Mrs M.

F. Brandenburg. Marie Broughton spent Monday with her cousin, Naomi Broughton, who is on the sick list. Lela McMcFarland is also on the sick list. Albert Burris and wife spent New Year's day at Gar May- Chuff Stevenson and family of Bronson spent last week with friends and relatives here.

Mrs W. J. Gregg and daughter, Mrs Pence, and children, spent Sunday with Mrs Jaro. Mesdames Jaro, Alma Stevenson and Alta Penderson spent Thursday with Mary Jaro. Noble Ethridge Lunda Gideon Thomas Hartman Alva Hite Flossie Isom Gene Infield A.

B. Kidwell Glenn Moore Earl Ethridge Herbert Daniels Bennie Hite Rhuey Uartman Mrs Isom Fleeta Isom Benton Julian Willie Kirker well oyster supper Wednesday Marguerite Mullenburg E. E. McHenry A. E.

Morris night. We regret to see them go. MrsJ. M. Broady has the la-grippe.

Mrs Eve Davis recently received a box of choice fruit and TOP! Ethel Ramsey S. Ramsey Lloyd Stroud David Shepherd Everett West Opal Ramsey Rolla Ramsey Mrs Ida Stroud F. H. Smith Glee West nuts from her daughter, Mrs Belle D. Russell, of Los Angeles, Calif.

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Miss Gladys Darnes returned Sunday from her vacation with home folks. Miss Merte Rice spent last week at J. M. W. H.

Murrow attended the Grange oyster supper in Blue Mound Saturday night. Lee Davis came out from Iola and spent last week with his! Esmeralda Senior Play Is due at Campbell's Hall, Bronson, Kan. Saturday anuar 2 2 CLEAR THE TRACK! uncle, J. M. Davis Fay Holeman and family spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs Eve Davis and family.

STONY POINT. The New Year was ushered in with thunder and lightning and about an inch of rain. There was joy and merriment with a good many Christmas but there was sorrow and sadness a good many homes on account of so much sickness; and many deaths. Wayne Thompson's family' SOUTH FAIRVIEW. Odie Pool was able to 'go to Bronson Monday.

The rest of the Pools are improving. Edith expects to go home Wednesday. Glenn Elliott was taken very sick with blood poison Saturday caused from a small sore on his knee which was hurt about a week ago. He was quite sick till Sunday night but is improving now. Dr.

Lambeth attended him. A party was given at Mr Perry's last Wednesday night in honor of Misses Ethel Perry and Lenna Brown. On account of sickness and bad roads, several did not get to attend. A Leap Year party was given at MrsO. V.

Rogers Saturday nightv The boys report a good time. Archie Burt of Blue Mound visited in our neighborhood Friday night and Saturday. Win Perry was called to Linn county last Thursday by the serious illness of a sister who died Saturday night. We were indeed shocked when the news came Wednesday night that Arlie Drake of the Bethel neighborhood had died of blood poison. The sympathy of all go out to the bereaved family who had to part with such a dear one.

May they have the comfort that comes from a loving Father. have all had the lagrippe. They weren't able to wait on each other, but all are better except one little girl who took the pneumonia and it settled on one of her lungs and the doctor put a FQRB, Agency for Marmaton and Osage Townships in Allen County and in Bourbon County All of Franklin Township, and Marion Township south to the line parallel with the southern boundry of Marmaton Township in Allen County. We will give you a square deal tube in her side to draw the puss from the lung. D.

Brandenburg and wife have been tussling with the la-, grippe for over two weeks. In fact we don't know of a family in this community but some of them have had the 'grippe. Roy Moore and family of Parsons spent Christmas at the parental home of S.D. Brandenburg and wife. Mr Mosier is quite sick.

Charlie Heckenliable is also on the sick list. Kansas IMoran uu-8worii toteroremg J5nnerai" services were" jl ne time cara now stands te.rwo examples will show about rease? this 8th day of Jan. 1916. Frank Meyer ducted by Rev. J.

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