The Onaga Herald from Onaga, Kansas • Page 4

IS CNCA CAMP NO SONS OF VETERANS, U.S.A.! Meets the first and third Monday rights e2cb Brothers and aU del Scidier i A Pure, ore M. BKO GH.V.veUT. eaithftil li. ATTENT.CN cn.u-a lodge r.O. 1S.

A. F. i- A M. I will maintain a Machine Shop and General Auto Repair Work in the j.IcCabe Son Garage, in Or.acra, and invite anyone needing work of anv kind in this line to see inc. WORK GUARANTEED AND PRICES RIGHT ef-; fv.Tv F.r:.t and Thsrf' FAIKVIEW.

Ed Miller and 0. 0. Wilson were in St. -Clere last Sunday. Hugh Holder was a Topeka visitor the latter rart of the week.

C. Gideon, of Emmett, and Frank Fairbanks, of St. Clere, were in this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Mosing of Ben-nettviile, spent Sunday with the fam r. ci E. t.D GVlliU I DAVMP OMAGA LODCf- 0 I. 0 n' eve-may.

-nit'. CAfs. soc Vevts every trethern il ayL lc Baking Powder nt an Economy Price Contains no Alum Use it and Save! if; Powder C-NACA CMP, NO. 2733, IV. V-.

ily of J. E. Evans. Dancie Andrick visited from Saturday evening until Sunday evening with May Thompson. A heavy rain and wind storm last Thursday night has delayed corn plowing, with another good rain Sunday night.

Wesley and John Strosnider, of Oklahoma, are visiting with their i DPS sirs i 1 '-C 'i ua-ot-j uni -ith iv I eveinfiLT i i I (J. V.VKKEN. CIcrU. i 'J PROFESSIONAL TAPDS. RAGE BELT I' 2- 1 and a Or mother, Mrs.

I. N. other relatives. oonetors v. H.

OVERLAND EAKXF.S. Resident Dentist. Gus and Carsen Paulsen, Hans Schiling and Henry Randall each delivered cattle to C. H. Allen of Ha-vensviile, Tuesday.

Car5 Red Tutes Dealer for licheJin Tires and Owr ti. Large Can, 22 Ounces, Only 25c SPECIAL! Some grocers may have a few cans left of Dr. Price's bearing the label with the special advertising offer recently announced. A big value at its regular price, Dr. Price's is an unparalleled bargain at this special sale price.

Don't fail to see if your grocer has some left! Accessories. I Rncoessor to Dr. H. Cook. Offiet Onaa Clothing Store.

ON AC KANSAS. Aetylene VVelilns DULUTir Most of the farmers are busy har-j vesting their oats. i Miss Sylvia Brunkow spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Honig. a Specialty. Solicited.

Residence Phone 213 Your Busine SS yiLI.lAM WILSON IK. Mid. Co: IMIT.I (Chicago y. i'ost Graduate lliOl.) Phones: Office 13: Residence 89. ONAGA KANSAS Shoo Phone SI) Herman Teske shipped a car load I Mr.

and Mrs. George Bonjour vis-1 ARRESTED FOR MAKING aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bonjour last week.

ittd at Armand Bonjour's Sunday, C. LFINHAXH. and John Winters and family at Eli George Schwalin and son, Roman, weie arrested in St. Marys Satuiday i for making booze. The complaint Mrs.

Cecelia Labbe, of Onaga is Perrussels5 Piiysician and Surgeon Office over Kester's Drue Store of cattle to Kansas City Tuesday. A cyclonic storm passed through this vicinity last Thursday evening. Quite a number from this vicinity celebrated the 4th of July in Wame- aro. Robert Brunkow and family spent Sunday evening with the Gottlieb Martin family. here visiting in the familes of her sons.

THE KANSAS i rf ONAGA I At ifig Co. i Several of the fanners are busy harvesting their oats crop Dr. Leinbach of Onaga was called cara to County Attorney E. C. to Henry Kramer's -Saturday to care Urookens and Sheriff Albert Mayer for their daughter who recently had wer.t down Sunday and searched the one of her legs broken.

home of the parties mentioned above. i A complete still found and -v-1 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Labbe and went of mash The stm SCI iUll KOF.NTZ. M.

713 Kansas Avenue Telephone No. 4'H Topclta, Kansas. i anu ialully 'inirf tnhon. Conl oil which is Galen and Scherle Schwarz and I Several from here attended the Lloyd Berges spent Sunday in the Aug. Tessondorf sale in Onaga, Sat- i Dunn, Sole Proprietor.

L. i urday. Wm. Honig family. at Carl Bembes', and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Holliday and Dr. Holliday at Ed Labhcs'. At OriKtra Office Saturday Fch said to make liquor unpalatable was mixed with it and then was cmpit.Hl on the ground. Schwalin and son Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Wrosch and Mr. John Maskil and family of and Mrs. Erwin We-gner visited in Blaine, visited with relatives near here Sunday of A 1 il Licensed Eni'oaliuer i A After spending nearly two weeks thev the-v have an improved method it her uncle's, Charles makir.s rye whiskey. They boil it Friday v-cently.

here A. LEINBACH. the Frank Brunkow family evening. aker once and taKe oh the mice and them Miss Hannah Chelson returned to her work in Toneka the first of the wee' Dr. Walter of Onaga did some veterinary work for Eli Perrussel last week.

Eitriit Years Oeneril Practice, i'lfoue nana. Kansas. a ii n-boil it the second time which they claim is better than the first batch and it cives them twice as murh li-! Quite a number of people attended the confirmation which was held at the St. Luke Lutheran church last Sunday. OTIS TrXTSOX DISAPPEARS Complete stock of Undertaking Goods.

Orders taken for Cut Flowers. Walter Chelson. of Virginia was quor as most manufacturers make out of a given amount of grain. wQ on uus i unison to i I i l-i UKACK Vettrinarv and friends. coupie 01 veei.s ago ana iz is suppose tile rrice of four dollars a ied went to Kansas City.

It appears auart a bushel of rve is said to make Henry Kramer had the misfortune that his whereabouts are entirely Worth of red liouor. These to have a cow killed by lightning last' known here. His wife, who has a parties are 'to be tried tomorrow be- Dentistry falls Ar.sv.-ered Day or Niht Pbonrs I 11 H.ivenav;He. i 7 V- ARISPIE James Clark and family visited Will Clark Jr's. Sunday.

Fred Flinn and family visited with relatives at Onaga, Sunday. a small baby says that she has nct f0re Justce W. H. True in St. Mary-; heard from his since.

His father, W.jr. Mayer and Mr. Erookens will go H. Tunison, of Wheaton. also says ami nf r.n?n Thursday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wege Friday evening with and Robert Buchholz. spent Mrs. Meat Market.

1.111 "-nuiv. i- twr; v.c;ol. that his disappearance is a mystery Qn the same day Peter Ernest's him. He operated a garage and residence in St. Marys was searched 12 5 Gus Palmer and family of Topeka; Vepair shop here and is badly in debt, spent a few days the oast week at; It is generally sunrosed that this and about ten gallons of mash and a part of a sti11 found in the bad: PINK WITHAM, Prop.

DR. K. S. TfkGrew DENTIST Lheir uncles' Charles Kuehl. may have caused his going away, Eir.ost was taken before Ju is known he took I though as fa a a U.

II. Tiuo of St. II-? The strong wind last Thursday 4v -i ii very little money with him. and tnere rjlcad to mnU-mo- night did considerable damage to the- 10 making wn.it i. i A Full Line of Fresh and Cured Meats carried at all times.

Oysters, Fish and Game in season. and buildings in this locality, called "beer- and was l.ned si 00 Permanently Located A class of four girls and four boys was confirmed at the St. Luke Ger-Hiian church Sunday. Gay Mack and family and Mr. Mack's sister Cora who is visiting them, spent Sunday with Mrs.

Ralph Clark. Mrs. Peterson, of Oklahoma, is here visitinir with her cousin, Mrs. Will Clark, Jr. and Mrs.

Quincy Guil-dersleve. Mrs. John Winters and family visited her mother, sister an3 brother here, lie is about twenty-five costs which he aid. His jail Miss Kathryn Dodds accompanied years of age and rather under medi- fence was suspended and he was re- 1 'rices lit son hie (I it aru i I eel 9 leased on bond in an opnor tur.ity to do some needed work is "oino lor a snort time. hue Get a Roast, Boil, Fry, or Stew to relive that tired, hungry look.

Office over Eercres Dru store Phone No. 210 ft 0 9 i'iil sentence cannot be less than tmrtv days and will be imposed, th? length of the senteneo will depend upon his behavior before the sentence is given. Pecorder. 9 (9 Mr. and Mrs.

John King on a pleas-1 um size. Attachments have been ure trin to Colorado last Saturday, placed on his tools, etc. Westmore- land Recorder. A party was given at Louis Bon-; iours Monday night Ice cream and cake were served. A good time wasj MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS reported.

Lowest interest rates. WE ALSO WRITE ALL KINDS OF J. A. Bonjour and family, Chas. INSURANCE Hazlette and family, Mr.

and If you want a Farm Loan, or want Alex Junod, Mr. and Mrs. A Bon- to buy, sell or exchange your proper-jour and Mr. and Mrs. John Hazlette ty, come and see us.

spent Sunday at Roy Keeney's. PHNES KROUSE Your Patronage Solicited id! irj rv ii I ROAD NOTICE State of Kansas. County of Pottawatomie, Office of County Clerk. Westmoreland, June -17, '22. Notice is hereby given, that on the Cth day of Juno, 1922, a petition IL ft C'oas.

Beveny, Prop -1 -tttiMf Time to Re-tire? 9 Goods delivered to and pa: ts of the ir4 6 it 9 uitv at af.ns.blt Prices. 9 9 9 Sunday, and spent the eveniLg at the Cornelius home. Some from this neighborhood attended the funeral of Charles Swick-ard at Wheaton Sunday afternoon. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of all. Mrs.

Nat Toothaker Jr. and son Ralph, who had been visiting with her husband's parents at Onaga, visited with her own parents here from Tuesday until Friday when she returned home accompanied by Miss' Eva Allen, wao will stay with her for a while. A. J. Cornelius and wife attended church at Wheaton Sunday, and also helped to surprise Mrs.

Cornelius' sister, Mrs. Thos. Wells, that day, it being her birthday. Her children and grandchildren got up the surprise and came with well-filled baskets with good things to eat. All had a fine time and upon departing wished Mrs.

Wells many more happy birthdays. I signed oy F. and 12 i others, was presented to the Board of County Commissioners of tha County and State aforesaid praying fot the vacation of a certain road uescr'bed as follows, viz: if th Street, running north mvJ souiii between Lots and Lot Two in Block Three, and said property to be vacated to be added to Lot I in Duluth, Kansas. Said street to a i Express mid 1 isnsirrrct. 'J SSI hp ON GA, KANSAS.

i i I be vacated commences on Main street 9 J. W. HALL, D. Mf i ff r- -i f'? I if' i I of Duluth and runs south to Railroad right-of-way. Street being about 140 feet Whereupon, said Board of County Commissioners anoointed the following named persons, viz: F.

E. Row-les C. IT. Bavles and W. Gurtler.

as viewers, with instructions to meet, in conjunction with the County Surveyor, at the beginning of view, in Mill Creek township, on Wednesday, tie 9th day of August, 1922, at 10 a. and proceed to view said road A VERY good tire at a very low price. Just another instance of Fisk extra value. As true with the Fisk Premier Tread as with the Fisk Cord compare with competitive tires and you will find extra size, strength and resiliency in the Fisk. Comparison proves Fisk Quality; it also proves common-sense buying.

Calls Answered Dn o- N'i-ht and -oarties a hear "ive to iy Uraer of the Board of Conitv 14 Ko Pho: Commissioners. MRS. J. B. CLAYWELL.

Count'- Clerk. NEDCHATI'L. A good rain fell here Sunday night Most of the farmers have their corn laved by. Levj Perrussel is working in Decatur, Kansas. George Weber is not in very good health this summer.

Sam Bonjour purchased a Ford runabout the first of the week. Quite a number of the farmers delivered hogs to Duluth recently. Wm. Gebhardt of Onaga wa in this neighborhood last week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Wege visited with relatives in Seneca, Sunday. Charles Kuehl and family spent Sunday evening at Paul Brunkows'. Pm- an Cvr TftAz 13th and Jul- 20th. tUV.

-i i 1 RODAfil'S CAFE 124 West Siyth Avenue TOPEKA, KAN3 Col. H. G. Hayes WAMEGO, KAS. There's a Fisk Tire of extrz value in every size, for car, truck or speed wagon There's a risk Tire of extrcivcltie in every size, for car, truck or speed zvagon I ,.,...1.

-u I 5 you the superior line i- of tools rr.ade under -hij famous UuCaSa; i0 ill pHCC. uarnteci. Your money i back right here noJ satisfied, i Open from 6 am to 9 pm Live Stock Auctioneer. General Farm Salesman. i to Kansas Citv the first of the week.

MERCHANTS LUNCH 35c Call and see me when Make dates at this office Helen Crumbaker, of Onaga, visit-' ei several days with her uncle and in town tiVtS Lzx Um 'Zxs LaJ a.