Hiawatha Daily World from Hiawatha, Kansas • Page 8

8 TTIE HIAWATHA DAILY WORLD. May 31, 1912. AN EVENING WITH DAVID DD CO The entire program tonight will be devoted to this popular novel written by Charles Dickens and probably the most interesting of all the writings of this popular author. This book is a part of the English work in the city schools and this series of pictures should be seen by every student in the schools as it illustrates their work in school and greatly assists in the study, Reel No. 1.

The Early Life of David Copperfield. Shows the Copperfield home at the time of David's birth, also shows all the incidents of the early life of the boy, and being a true portrayal of the places told of in the story. Reel No. 2. David Copperfield and Little Em'ly.

Beautifully illustrating the first love of the youth. Little Em'ly is shown among her people, the wooing is beautifully told and illustrated. Reel No. 3. The Loves of David Copperfield.

Deal with the characters Mica wber, Aunt Betsey, Mr. Wickfield, Dora, Agnes and Hepp. THE BEST EDUCATIONAL FEATURE PICTURES THAT HAVE EVER BEEN SHOWN HERE WILL BE SHOWN TONIGHT ONLY. In order, to give the students and their parents an opportunity to see this most interesting program a full show will be given after the close of the Commencement exercises. ELEC Admission 5 and 1 Oc.

Martin Terhune Writes to Bechtel Richards from Bay City, Texas, Where He Bought Land. $75. E. V. Okeson to S.

A. Okeson, 9-16 part '2 nw $7. Wm. N. Recce and wf.

to Samuel Hughes, lots 14 and 15, blk. 33, Ellen W. Connolly and hus. to the Bierer, Shadel Mercantile und. of lot 97, and of the 10 ft.

of lot 9 9, Oregon street, Hiawatha, $9,500. John Hahnenkratt and wf. to J. Ella cut the fourth time last week. The hay was selling from $1G to $18 per ton.

hospital. A falling piece of the scaffold, two Inches by eight inches ar.d 12 feet long, struck Fred Smith, a carpenter aged 4 0, and split his head open, killing him instantly. Both men lived at Lathrope, Mo. Both were unmarried. K.

C. Journal. Fred Smith was a cousin of Clarence of Hiawatha, and had been here visiting several times. Broom corn and sorphum was the finest I ever saw. I had fully decided to leave Texas, but when I saw the Mis sion proposition I changed my mind French, sw 21-4-15, and nw 28-4-15, $9,000.

and bought me a little farm of 4 4 acres in the Rio Grande valley and we SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Bechtel Richards, Hiawatha, Kaa. Dear Sirs: I have just returned from a trip to Conway Gardens, at Mission, Texas. It is wonderful what good soil ran do when everything' is as favorable as it is there. They were shipping roasting- cars from hero last Friday by the ear load to New York City.

The farmers got ISc per dozen for them. I saw thousands of acres of the finest corn I ever saw grow. They shipped onions and cabbage and lettuce from Mission and MoAlien by the train load. Cabbage brought the farmers $50 per ton at the cars and onions $1.50 to $2 per bushel crate. Alfalfa was being vill move from Kay City where we now live to that country in a few days.

That country is irrigated from the Rio Grande river. Everything connected with the irrigating of the Conway Gar Scaffold Falls, Kills One. When the carpenters resumed work on the new Catholic church being built at Nashua, Clay county, this this morning, Leo Adams, a carpenter 2 3 years old, started, to the top of the unfinished steeple. The scaffold broke with him and he fell 50 feet to the ground. His arm and leg were, broken and he was seriously injured internally.

He was brought to Kansas City and placed in St. Mary's Attend the big auction sale of the J. A. Lukens jewelry stock. J.

A. Lukens stock is for sale at auction in afternoon and evening. It affords most wonderful bargains. Hunter Bros, are selling out balance of L. A.

Lukens' jewelry stock at auction. Col. N. T. Moore is the auctioneer.

dens is us near perfect as mind and money can make it. Mr. Roscoe, of the Star Land is one of the finest men to do business with I ever saw. When the special land train arrived at Mission last Friday there were 18 autos there waiting for it and there were enuf land seekers to load them ail. Very respectfully D.

M. Terhune. May 27, 1912. Bechtel Richards, Hiawatha, are agents for the Star Land Co. whose special car goes every first and third Tuesday of each month direct to the Lower Itio Grand Valley.

7) ten! 1: GENERAL NEWS. Well Cured Hay At Pool's. New goods just in. Our goods are right up to date and the newest styles. Tjr I ELL CURED HAY brings the highest market price.

Hay fry cured in the windrow, as it is when the Keystone side delivery rake is used, is worth much more to teed or to sell Vthan hay cured in the swath. It retains its color better; does not mould, and the leaves are not broken off. Any child that can drive a team can operate a side delfVery rake. I Testimonials from farmers who have used the Keystone A Mild Outrage. Brown originated the ice cream wagon in Hiawatha, spent one whole summer of his time and energy working up the trade to such an extent that he could make a living.

Another who didn't have enuf nerve to go to some other town and do the same thing, comes mooching in trying to sponge off of wrhat Brown has worked up and make a starving proposition for both parties. The town isn't large enuff to support two wagons. Who deserves the peoples support the originator or the sponger? Sent In. If you want to make less work during the hot weather there is no article in the house that will reduce labor like a good KITCHEN CABINET We believe we can show you the best all around Kitchen Cabinet made. M.

E. Yost Sons. Funeral Directors and side delivery rake attest the selection of this machine. There are none more durable. In material and practical design, this machine is unexcelled.

It may be had with either two or three tooth bars. The rrtaterial entering into the construction of the Keystone side delivery rake is the very best in every particular. We will convince you of these facts when you call. A Meyer Implement House Real llstato Transfers. Fred McKercher and wf.

to G. W. Stahl, lot 11, blk. 9, Horton, $2,325. Hiawatha Cemetery association to Andrew McLaughlin, lot 7, in blk.

2 9, Killey's Hiawatha cemetery,.