The Alma Enterprise from Alma, Kansas • Page 8

ooooooooo PERSONAL MENTION. ALMA ENTERPRISE VaDiisuea livery Fridav Moraine LKTEEPEISE BUILPDIG. ALMA EM. Telephone No. 20.

53E Sc LITTLE Editors ad Proprietors DIED Marcellia, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Simon died Friday night at 7:30 of typhoid fever, after about a week's illness.

She would have been 13 years old next month. Big Furniture Sale Now On! Jj Ernest Wetzel is up from To-peka visiting his folks. John Hasenbank was oer from Wells Creek Saturday on business. Miss Olga Schubert cam? up from Topeka Sunday to visit her parents. Oscar Deans was up from Kan Her death is a very sad one.

She was a lovely little girl and the tl.50 .75 One Copy, one year One Copy, six mouths main help of her mother, doing the Advertising rates, disp'ay advertisements 15 cents fcn inch iocais 5 cents a line. tasks she was able cheerfully and sas City Wednesday for a short URIXG the entire month of August we will give you FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913. visit. like a little woman. Her Sunday School class and her many little friends will miss her greatly and MisB Emily Wilson of Manhat most ol our profits in order to move the stock and get ready for our new fall line.

We can show you tan, is here visiting relatives and i her bereaved parents have the LOCAL NEWS, friends. i August Kelch went to Meriden deepest sympathy of all. Her funeral was held Monday at Henry Egert has been on the sick Saturday to spend Sunday with his 2:30 p. m. from the Congregational church Rev.

O. D. Crawford of Topeka, officiating and was the most complete stock of good Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Etc. ever in Wabaunsee Count7. To move this stock we offer you the following unheard of reductions this month: 10 per cent off on all Furniture, Mattresses, Etc.

15 Carpets and Rugs. largely attended Six of the girls list this week. family. I Mrs. W.

H. Lyons got home Pugh Bros, have bought a well Tuesday from her extended visit in drill. See their add. Indiana. Edward MeCrumb from below Mike Steimel lost a fine mare McFai land was up Saturday to visit in Miss Watts Sunday School class acted as pall-bearers, Ida Richter, Alma Clardy, Laura Thompson, Ora Friday from a snake-bite.

,0 his grandparents. Herman Hasenbank of Kaw, Fridley, Josie Berroth and Zelda Meyer Here rvi-o a. Pew Samples: There were many beautiful Harrv Newman and familv of Topeka were up to attend. Our deepest sympathy is extended to her sorrowing parents in their loss. C.

O. Kinne received a letter last $40.00 Duofold, a fine piece $36.00 20.00 Sealy Mattress, the best 18.00 30.00 Sideboard, a dandy 27.00 19.25 Morris Chair 17.33 11.00 Morris Chair 9.90 40.00 Axminster Rug, 12x15 34.00 1.00 Carpets, only 85c The ice plant shipped a car of was over last week for several days ke to Harveyville this week. visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Brace of R. J. Kerans sold his fine Jersey Kansas City were up to spend Sun-last week to John Senne for $90. day at Dr. Beverley's.

Supt. Annie Crouch is attend Leo Leonard is putting in his wa- ing a State Educational meeting in terworks this week. He gets water Manhattan this week, from the Santa Fe tank. I Miss Catherine Thoes came up from Paxico Saturday to see her Stuewe Bros, will have a car of brother, who was very sick, good oats on track soon. Leave Grandma Lenk returned from your orders at the Bank of Alma.

Wichita Monday where she has been for some time visiting her son. Leo Leonard sold his alfalfa in Miss Lucille Fields of Kansas the stack this week for $15 a ton. City, came up Sunday to visit her Allendorph and Stuewe bought it. father, James Fields and other rel- atives. Richard Maas bought a new Ford Miss Clara Hochhaus returned week from Aug.

Hoelling who used to be at Paxico many years ago, saying that Geo. Banniger had died in Southern California and left Mr Buchli part of nis property." Ban niger used to run the store down by the mill at Paxico after John Copp left 30 years ago and the building was moved up town and stands opposite Nuttmann's drug You will be wise to get those odd pieces of Furniture you need this month. The big saving on Rugs and Carpets should induce you to buy now. We want you to come in and see this stock. ALMA ALMA PROOF.

Leave Laundry at SchuVe.t's 48; When you smile show good teeth. Wm. Rickershauser says "There was cracks in my alfalfa field Sat-; Common Sense Silo SKuld Convince Every Reader. The frank statement of a neighbor, telling the merits of a remedy car Friday. Everybody's it Saturday from a two weeks visit now.

The price went down $50 that in Topeka with her sister, Mrs. day. Otillie Vogel. Chas. Schmidt and family left C.

P. Zwanziger and his road Sunday for a ten days vacation at crew left for Maple Hill yesterday Burlington where they will visit to begin work on the county road Henry Falk's. south from Maple Hill over the Fonso Chillson of Victor, hills. spent last Thursday here with his 1 parents. He was on his way to Femmel Thompson went to Ray, Georgia.

Halifax Tuesday to begin work on Fred Wilson left Friday night the low water bridge at Joe Treu's. for Granada, Col. to join his wife They finished the Schultz bridge for a ten days visit. He will also last week. go in to Denver.

M. G. Lowe and IV. W. Dutton Ed Theel north of town hauled two of the Rock Creek township lumber last week for a dandy officers were up Tuesday to sec now barn.

He will also provide a the Board on bridge business, garage for that new? car he is go- Oscar Schmitz and daughter ing to buy. Esther left Friday for Burl'ngton, Wis. Oscar returned th's week but Gus Fink up towards Volland Esther will stay for a month, hauled the lumber last week for H. J. Palenske and family re-hLs new house.

It will be 30x30 in turned from their Dover visit with size and two "stories high. Mighty the Ross families Monday. Herman glad to see him prospering. says corn around Dover still looks good. Thoes Hasenbank are having a Miss Mary Lane returned Sun-big clearance sale this month.

They day from Manhattan where she has feet deep, Bids you pause and believe, The same endorsemsnt urday that were five This is certainly 1." store. He bought a vineyard in California and no one knows how much propery he had or how much Buchli will get. Hoelling now Jives in the state of Washington. Our friends of the Signal got out a splendid 12 page edition this week, a Special Silo number and to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the birth of the paper. Four pages were on book paper with much valuable information and many fine ads.

They are to be complimented on the edition ibut we desire to straighten their history a little. The Signal was born Sept. 7, 1889, instead of Aug. 7, 1888, so will not be 25 years old for a year yet. Too bad for now, they will have to get out another 25th anniversary rum-ber next year.

Jabez Beverly who was released from the Reformatory at Hutch'n-son a few weeks ago, took three shots with a revolver at his landlord in Topeka Friday, with whom he had a dispute over the rent. No one was hurt but the officers are after Jabez. He was here on a visit a short time ago. He was sent to the Reformatory from Alma. 9 By some stranger far away Commands no belief at all.

Here's an Alma case. An Alma citizen testifies, Read and be convinced. Frank Oehman, Alma, "I know, judging from personal No preacher need think that he can ever scare us again by preach- ing hellfire and brimstone, after this week's experience. For Rent My house of two good rooms, two blocks from the school house. Just right for teachers or school children, will rent cheap.

45-2 Mrs. John Betz. or cement do not fail to you are interested in Silos wood stave have the finest stock of furniture been attending summer school. She! see experience that Doan's Kidney Pills are a reliable medi-! cine. About a year ago I was bothered for several weeks by a heavy, dull ache in my back and kidneys.

I lost my ambition and for days at a time was hardly able to drag myself around. The kid-I ney secretions were unnatural and attended with much p.iin in pas- sage. Having reason to believe that my kidneys were affected, I got a supply of Doan's Kidney Pilis at J. F. Terrass' Drug Store.

Lider their use the backache and This week has played smash with the corn and the cattlemen. There were 46,000 cattle in Kansas City Monday and Tuesday and' the market dropped so hard it broke. Corn is 80 cents and you cannot buy any. us. Pc.rtN7i.e- We Sell the "Common Sense" Well Drilling WILL PAY YOU to come in and see the I Blue Prints and Model of this wonderful The Commercial Club is trying to get a street sprinkler into, action right soon and is also to w-duce the city dads to gravel the street below the Commerciil hotel at once.

They also have another prospect or two under consideration. By the way, have you joined yet? Dr. Beverley went to Maple Hill Wednesday to see Rev. W. S.

Crouch and says he is not improving any but seems to be growing weaker. Mr. Crouch has "the sympathy of his scores of Alma friends who hope he may improve when the cooler weather comes. ttt Vi 1 TXT II ther distressing symptom? of kid- naVe DOUgnt a ell; ney complaint soon disappeared. Drill and are prepared has never been i recurrence of my trouole." I tO CIO yOUl WOrK.

feCe For sale by all dealers. Price 50 1 us at once, or 'phone Foster-Miibum Baio. OOAO ii i New ork, sole agents for the; OUZ, Aima line. United States. i ever in the county and are surely left Tuesday for a short visit in making some attractive prices.

western Kansas. i Albert Thoes of Darlington, Chester Johnson drove their car came up to Topeka to attend the through from Colorado Springs in funeral of his nephew W. A. Morris two days and three hours. He Tuesday and spent Wednesday drove from Wakeeny to Alma, 250 with Alma relatives, miles, in one day.

Mrs. Lena Sumey of Topeka who has been visiting her brothei The ball boys lost the Dwight Chas. Bivins for two weeks went game Sunday in a 7 to 4 score, home yesterday. She will move tc Carl Wilson did the catching and Galveston this month. Sommer and E.

Wilson were in the Dr. G. T. Johnson and famiiy box. Olin Strowig got a home run.

returned from their auto trip to Colorado last Thursday eve, all well Frank Ronnau and a bunch from and hearty, having enjoyed a de-SL Marys were here last Thursday Hghtful month in the mountains, advertising the St. Marys races Wm. Berroth came in from Burr which occur Aug. 19-20-21. These 0ak last Thursday evening to spend are among the best, races in the his vacation.

He says crops are state. good there and they will have plenty of 30 bushel corn if they get This is a good time of the year another rain, for the boys to stay out of the Rev. J. C. Wilson and wife of creek.

Going in swimming just Wellsville, were here Tuesday vis-now is dangerous sport. The water jting old friends on their way home is bad and typhoid and malaria from Blue Rapids. Mr. Wilson was lurk in every pond. pastor of the M.

E. church here about ten years ago. Agent J. K. McClure is taking a Aug.

Mueller of McFarland, and 30 day vacation and he and his wife his son August north of town, re-went to Jefferson county last week turned Friday from a week's visit to visit at his oil home. They talk with the Mueller boys near Hooker, Kugn tiros. Aima (and take no other. 44-2 Silo, which is built entirely of 2x4s a Silo you can construct yourself without a lot of unnecessary scaffolding; a Silo you can add to as your feeding needs increase. You will want one when you see the Model, and you can afford one.

We will be glad to sell you the material and show you how to build the best Silo on the market. Come and see us and save money, save feed and save time. Men Get Rich on What They Save! gJAVE you called to look over the Suits we are selling at the big Clean-up Sale? Get in as soon as i A. L. Scott Lumber Co ALMA, KANSAS.

you can, as the selections are better now than they will ever be again. Suits are moving every day. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the friends who were so kind during the sickness and death of our daughter and also for the beautiful flowers sent the day of her funeral. Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Simon. The 1st of August celebration given by the Baptist church Friday drew a large crowd and colorec" folks were present from Topeka, Manhattan and many other points. Oscar Schmitz made them a good speech.

The members of the Ladies Society of the Lutheran church will give an ice cream social on the school premises Aug. 15th from r7 to 10 m. and extend a hearty invitation to all their friends. of making a trip to Texas. Oscar ok.

They have" had plenty of rain Emrich is in charge of the Rock down there and things look E. E. Ames, Pres. E. H.

Womer, Vice Pres. B. V. Curry, Cashier. Island works during his absence.

Misses and Eckand Richard Thoes returned lastThurs- Misses Mattie McComb and Mar- day from their Colorado trip feel-guerite Weaver gave a party at ing fine. They camped at Trap-the Weaver home Friday eve that pers iake part of the time and got was a very enjoyable affair. Misses Qts of fish and mountain climb-Pearl and Freda McKelvy, Jose- jng. phine and Chas. Willig and Mr.

Mc- Mrs. O. D. Schuey of Spokane, $10.00 Suits now $7.35 12.00 9.35 15.00 11.75 $16.50 Suits now $13.20 18.00 14.00 20.00 15.75 $22.00 Suits now $17.35 25.00 19.35 Every Suit in the Store is included. 2 1 I jfarmers IHational anl? OF ALMA, KANSAS i i Alta Vista had a car of advertising for their Chautauqua here Tuesday with Pete Holman, G.

W. Snodgrass and Chas. in charge of it. The Congregational church and parsonage are being painted and decorated inside and out this week EXTRA TROUSERS 20 PER CENT LESS THAX FORMER PRICE! HE Officers and Directors of this Bank are all well 0 Cutcheon of Wabaunsee were over is here this week visiting! to attend. 5jrs q.

E. Edlin. Mrs. Schuey was formerly Miss Edith Adylotte of. It is reported that a Rock Island Rock Creek.

Her husband who isj engine set out a couple of fires a railway mail clerk will be here in near Pavilion Friday. The meadow a few days. on the old J. A. Bisbey farm wa Judge J.

H. Little was up from burned, also that on the Lew Jones Eskridge Tuesday. Fie and son, farm. This will give outsiders an Norman leave next week for Mead-j idea of how dry this part of the ville, Pa. to visit at his country has become.

The Judge came to Kansas in 1867 and has never been back since. He The Enterprise printed 500 full will have a great visit and will also sheet bills and distributed them, be present at the Perry Centennial with the help of some of the mer- on Lake Erie. chants for the Silo day. The bills contained the bargain and clearing Probably not less than 100.000 ale ads of the various merchants bushels of wheat have been ship-j Ladies' and Gents' Oxfords! and will present a very handsome! appearance when finished. Judge Keagy gave Buck Brown 90 days in jail for robbing a fellow at Paxico of $18.30 last week and he is now serving time.

known business men, and any business entrusted to their care will be handled in a careful, conservative and confidential way. The safety of our depositors is at all times given our first attention. Deposit with us. were given free gratis for the ped out of this county the past od of the cause by this office, month. One man at Paxico alone has shipped 47,000 bushels.

That Regular $3.00 Value, now $2.25 $3.50 $2.75 Regular $4.00 Value, now $3.25 $5.00 $4.00 Special lot of Men's and Women's Oxfords at $1.00. All Sailor Straw Hats Now Going at 1-2 Price 81.00 Hats, o0o; 82.00 Hats. 81.00; 82.50 Hats, 81.25. 'o Discount Tickets siren out durin? the Sale, hnt we will take in any that yon mar bare. One Alma merchant had three calls on his silo special bargains before 9 o'clock yesterday Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Miller and is a pretty big thing for onecoun- G.andma Miller left Friday night ty that is not a wheat county i V.v Cincinnati to attend the funer- eitner. rrooaDiy not oer nan tne of his aunt Mrs. Josie Blume, wheat has been threshed.

Blume was to have celebrated her An important business meeting of gtlden wedding just a week later the W. C. T. TJ. will beheld on the BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Stuewe Bros, will have a car of good oats on track soon.

Leave your orders at the Bank of Alma. .) Rev. O. D. Crawford will preach at the Congregational church net Sunday morning and evening.

A boy was born to Sam Garden-hire and wife Sunday. than the day set for her funeral Fairfield lawn this ivnaay evening ar.i the Miller family had planned at 7:30. to attend that event but instead of going to a golden wedding they For Sale A good auto seat top J. R. Burrow, W.

G. Weaver, E. E. Ames, E. H.

Womer. George Casey, E. Q. Brevmeyer, J. A.

Steinmeyer, B. V. Curry, Robertson Clothing Alma. vent to her funeral. It was a very buggy, nearly new.

Will sell very si.1 trip for them. cheap if taken soon. Noller..