The Onaga Herald from Onaga, Kansas • Page 4

NO HUNTING -v- Tfe. J- giro. DR. K. S.

MiGrew DENTIST Hunting, ana tii ether trespassing Pa! ft HsVAC i I farm nortli-wect of Onaga, is), Ul J-S prohibited under penalty of WAMEGO, KAS. A hv.v. Take and act according. I T1 XT h-. myees.

Phone No. o3S 9 9 Pennine r.t!y Located Live Stock Auctioneer. General Farm Salesman. i ARISPIE Raymond Cornelius purchased two calves from Ferd Wegner last week, J. E.

Todd and family have moved onto the John Lee farm recently va Hunting, trapping and all other 9 a 9 trespassing -jr. ian.l is hereby fcrh-iidvn under penalty of law. I Tfi.rt J' iccs son ahlc II teal Of lice over rhoiit Xo. 210 iimr.c Utlica ill lilib UlillL J. J.

LEFF.BYRE. 42-tf JI cated by Scott Miller. Some of the boys from here attended the Lyceum at Victory school house Saturday night. Too Jr. at.d Ralph visited Thursday c-veiing Mrs.

Nat Toothaker Sr. Quite a number from here went to Onaga last Thursday to attend tha Hunting, trapping and all trespass-J ing on any of my land is hereby for-i bidden under penalty of law. AUG. F. WEGNER.

i in none HSteem RODAAl'S CAFE 1 1 East Sixth Street. TOPEKA, KAN 3 EYE SERVICE Open from 6 am to 8pm army sale, but were disappointed on The new Overland leaps to the front by giving more for less. No other car at or near its price has an all-steel body, with baked enamel finish or Triplex Springs for greater riding comfort or. so many Timken bearings. Order now to insure early delivery.

Watch for Willys-Overland Advertisements in The Saturday Evening Post Ilur.tln?, and all other trespassing i on any of my land in Vienna town-i is hereby prohibited under pen-l cf law. I have lots of cattle on my and do not want them dis fceour.t of the sale being postponed. Ada Toothaker, who has been very sick for the past two months and has Leon staying with her parents, MERCHANTS LUNCH35C Call and see me when in town til! bed. i CHARLES DAY. 43-tf Mr.

and Mrs. A. Cornelius, is Ihe New, much better. ON CA CAt NO 91 My entire time is ncn in Fitting Glasses to correct errors of ami relieving I1KAD-ACHKS caused from eye strain. Office liours 8 a.

m. to 12 1 to 5 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phones office 207, residence oG7.

n. w. corner stjuare, Holton, Kansas. ISONS OF VETERANS, U.S.A. i 0- Meet5 the first and third Monday nights each Vis'tins Brothers and all Old Soldiers cordially invited.

F. M. BROWN. C. HAUGIIAWCUT.

Commandci Secretary louring' Sedan $860 Roadster $525 Coupe $795 A prices f. o. b. Toled Cols. Crews, Addy Triggs General Auctioneers Real Estate Phone Onaga Herald or 7920,23242 Topeka, Ks ROLLING PRAIRIE GRANGE No meeting: this week as there are five Fridays this month.

There will be a special nieet'ng of officers and such members as care to attend on Wednesday evening, April 4. Anyone having applications to present should give them in at this meeting so they can he acted upon the next regular meeting. C. A. Fairbanks purchased a part collie pup of L.

Hardy Alpha Hayes is assisting Jim Clark to move and wreck some buildings purchased at the Mumaw sale. ATTENTION WJ'inS CNAGA LODGE NO. 1S8. A. F.

A. M. every First and Tfcirr- Dr. J. W.

Terrell Siht Specialist. Wednesday niyLt. IIINES, Sec H. G. MILLER, V.

M. DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE-DIFFERENCE ONAGA LODGE 1 NO 234, I. O. O. F.

Tuesday Lloyd Hardy helped Fred TESKE SON, Agents, Onaga, Kansas. Meets every Tbursaay evenina. Visitini: tretbern always welcome. ROSS STINK. N.

G. II. KNITTSR. Sec: NAGA eORfl BELT GARAGE I Charles Hazlette hauled calves to 'of Onaga were in this neighborhood Caiv v. Joha Brown lead home a Shorthorn bull the latter purchased from Wm.

Honig, north of Onaga. Mose Day went to Wamego Saturday for an ray examination, returning Monday for treatments, He has been suffering from rheumatism for some tifrie. at Curl ON AC A CAMP, NO. 2739, M- W. CF 0.

E. TESKE SON, Proorietors Sunday. Will Byrley of Onaga delivered if meets 2nd and Wednesday NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT- i evening or eaen monin. Lillis, Tuesday. i Russell Pet russel made a tr'-p to Westmoreland, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bonjour spent five mail for Frank Hobbs on rou ADMINISTRATRIX davs last week. C. IIAUCHAWOUT, Consul H.

G. WARREN. Clerk. -T 1 i TT Dealer for OVERLAID Cars Hichelin Tires Red Tutes and Accessories. Aetylene Welding a Specialty.

Ross Kersey is not improving as rapidly as his friends would like to i inonuay at jonn I The State of Kansas, Pottawatomie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perrussel of County, ss. and Winters and Tn t'10 Matter of the Estate of av Eli Pervussels'. Hiram C.

Brown, late of Pottaw.v.o- 1 County, Kansas. lahey and family and X0TICE QF APP0INTMEvT Mr and Mis Ira Bonjour made a lip to Wamego, Sunday. PKCFESSIONAL CARDS. Sunday J. R.

IVi i 1 spoilt jvenin? at Tom Edmunds' Notice is her iNOi-ice is Your Business Solicited. hereby g.vcn, that on thj with Jir ana iurs ic A JJonjour. ii 'JTih day of March, A. 1923, rhe liARNES. Resident Dentist.

see him. The doctor pronounces his trouble as lumbago and hopes for speedy improvement DULUTfi Mrs. August Kolterman vis'ited Sunday in the Frank Brunkow family Dan Petker left Friday for Nebraska where he will visit with home folks. was, by the Probate Fred Labbe and family. Rov Dod is I umieisigne Residence Phono 213 Shop Phone 89 and family, and George Burdett soont Court of County, Ka aiunlay ctmin- at V.on- sas' dul' appointed and qualified Successor Lr.

H. ii. Cook. Office Ov er the Onaa Clothing Store. Admiirstr of Charles ilorrioon had the misfortune to lose a cow recently.

Robert Bonjour was a Topeka visitor a few days the past week. George Burdett worked for George 'iv, jour one day the past week. atr estate ci ON'AGA. KANSAS. jours Hiram C.

Brown, late of Bonjouf returned to her mi County, Kansas. All persons 4l 9 8 i home in Onaga last Wednesday interested in said estate will Vv weeks at Alex i ce govern themselves according- Henry Hetzler and family spent 1 Sunday with the family of Wm. Mr. and Mrs. A Bonjour of Ona- LI.tAM (K.

Co! 1SS7.) CbU i oiiciinic l.uii',.) V. i'ost Graduate ISOi.) VI ones: Of 1: iCosidence 93. i ga were in cur midst last Wednesday Honig. 0 oae's Meat larke Junod's. iy.

EDA A. BROWN. i 3-3t Administratrix. I Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bonjour visited 1 The Lutheran enjoyed a box George McDevitt and Leonard Bon-supper Friday night. All report a jour were in this locality this week. Hunday tli Mrs Hattic fiummerville KANSAS and Tom Burdett and family with! or Purebred baby chicks fine time. PINK WITHAM, Prop. Ficd Hodgson of Onaga did sorae Grandma Burdett.

12c and 1- Custom hatching 3ic Otto Wegner and family spent papering for R. A. Bonjour this CSS- oOOO eg Buckeye Mar amozr. Li Henry Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Kolterman.

jub tenner ana ueorge urou ana mcubaior. week. "UB un'-'1 ana ueorge uroit ana mcubator. v. leini-' families visited with Mr.

aim Mrs. I PECK'S FARM HATCHERY, Charles Gendre ana Alcide Boniouri TJaip Bon 'our Snnrv-u- '-Ir op.ii-i i and burgeon Ij A Full Line of Fresh and Cured Meats carried at all times. Oysters, Fish and Game in season. v. ooiuier, ivansas.

Cii'iceover Hester's I)rue Store OXiiCA KANSAS 7," TTT lTV 1 jf ft lyAl H. KOENTZ. M. 14 pv fx.1 1 fi I I hi Yi i-i Vj .13 Kansa Avenue Ttieuhone No. 499! I I 1 Topeka.

Kansas. i Ii Jas A Ii i At Onana Office Saturday and Sunday of Mrs. Wm. Fehlhaber and daughter came up from Delia to vis 'it with relatives and friends. There was confirmation at the St.

Paul Lutheran church Sunday in wh'ch eight children were confirmed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kolterman, Mrs. Paul Brunkow, and Mrs Emil Get a Roast, Boil, Fry, or Stew to relive that tired, hungry look.

Your Patron a ge Solicited were Toneka visitors Kolterman Saturday. i i 1 Vl Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher and daughter, Miss M'hnie Kuehl, Mrs. Anna Kuehl and family, Mr and Mrs.

Almon Brunkow, Mrs. Wm. Fehlhaber and daughter of Delia, and Mrs. Frank vis "ted in the Frank Brunkow family Sunday. t' I I Phones I on 11 itareasvilie.

i LT i-" TT-, TAIKVIEIV. Ed Miller purchased some corn oi Mr. BahreL Ed Miller hauled hogs to Havens-ville Ithe past week 1 Our township board met Monday A I'M in regular session. 1 I i U- i -'r-- some irom nere auenaeu -1112 erary at Victory Saturday night. Wm.

Paulsen and family spent' Sunday with (the E. Evans family, Mr. and Mrs Henrv Randall snent a Goods delivered to and fri.ni ail of thej 1 Sunday with Mr' and Mrs. i -A r. City at KtAsonablt Trice-.

1 Stall a rd aked from above Bombarded from belovA 1 1 i 11 t- 1 7 Mr and Mrs A Geyer and Altss v. 1 7 1 Express hii.i Bfixgnrc Ti ansit rrcc Alice spent Sunday with Mr and Mis 'i af 7vt) tze Depot. 9 ij ps Frank Jones. The early ibird'got a bad worm this KANSAS. I I OX GA, 9 IKIllilill spring as most of the oats ar "pHE heat of tne sun and the wheel-flung grit of the read crack and cut the finish of your car in thousands of places.

Into these wounds, like the germs of disease, creeps moisture. Then follows Rust, speeding your car on its journey to the junk pile. Prevent this destruction! Give ycur auto a coat of Bevoe Motor Car I la Pi 1 blN i iilvp by the heavy freeze. Roy Channel and fanvly ar.i Wm. Geyer visited Sunday in the family of Luther Strosnider.

G. A. Geyer was in Kansas C'ty last week with a load of hogs, and L. S. Bitler with a load of cattle.

J. VV. HALL, D. V. ffl.

VETIBIHARIAIf Finish to ward off ruin and to re store the new car" look. 2 5 a Literary has been change i from" Friday to Saturday night, Maivh 31. A good program. Everybody I'Ei'u-. zhor: you.tho rjperier line I Palls Ahsii-i mrf Ho, -'mwmi mm oa i micro p.

ovim on Tt Lumber Ctmtr.t Ccs! Giai Lnaurance! use: Insure Ycur Car A 1 CNAGA DULUTH lradcnicrk. Io livv back rht here i.i- price. iv.C'.'ic caliiiiej. Devoe Motor Car Finish Devoe Auto Leather Dressing Devoe Auto Top Dressing 9 fi iieStorfcnsieclor i -i Qu'te a number of the farmers are rowing oats. i Arthur Surdez and J.

R. Perrussel hauled hogs to Duluth, Wednesday. 1 Piio.ie Xo. 14 or No. 53 is; iW Lii9.