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THE ROSSVILLE REPORTER Political Announcements COUNTY COMMISSIONER Your home man, candidate for Commissioner subject to the primaries August 1. Your support will be appreciated. E. G. GRISWOLD COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT I am a candidate for county superintendent subject to the decision of the Republicans of Shawnee county at the August primary.

DAVE WALLACE COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am al candidate for commissioner from the first district subject to the vote of the Republicans in the August Primary. W. S. ROBINSON COUNTY COMMISSIONER Candidate for county commissioner, subject to Republican primaries, August 1. J.

A. ORTRAND. Elmont, Kan Morris Bond purchased this week Fordson tractor for 118e on his farm. Mrs. Harshbarger is taking the school census in this district this week.

F. McCollough shipped out a car of hogs and two cars of cattle Monday night. A new shingle roof has been put on the Bradley residence occupied by the McAdams family. Miss Mary Gustin of the Star Grocery purchased new Ford ton delivery truck last Thareday. Mrs.

Charles Alexander and son Neal returned Tuesday evening from a two weeks visit in Colo. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray and Mr.

and Mra. John York of Meriden were guests of Mr. and Mre. Carl Harshburger Sunday. C.

M. McPherson sold a Ford coupe Tuesday to Ed Reeder of Silver Lake and a Ford Sedan to Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

La Fountain of Kingsville. this week. Mre. J. K.

Miller of Topeka is spending the week with the C. E. Gresser family. Soon after the Fourth she will leave for a visit in Illinios accompanied by Master Joe Gresser. Miss Clara Marie Wood of Topeka and Mrs.

Lulu Dexter of Silver Lake were the guests of Miss Ella Williams and Mra. Harry Heasley a couple of days While packing her trunk Monday, in preparation for a visit in the en st, Miss Ruth Rogers scraped her foot on a rug and drove 11 needle into her foot. In removing the needle it was broken and it was thought a portion had been left in the flesh. An X-Ray picture was taken in Topeka but nothing was discovered. Afterward Mra.

Rogers found the missing piece of needle in the rug. Catarrh Catarrh is a Local disease greatly influenced by tional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE consists of an Ointment which gives Quick Relief by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces and assists in ridding your System of Catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F.

J. Cheney Toledo, O. WHEN INTOPEKA Ent The New Cafeteria Most Popular Eating Place' 818 KANSAS AVE Von'll find our service efficient, our food the best, and your trade appreciated Ewe 8:00 7:00 a. p. 111, m.

A. D. Bolton, Prop County Correspondence Silver Lake The storm that occurred Sunday night did considerable damage by blowing down many shade trees and also fruit trees. It affected the telephone system and also the light system leaving the town in darkness. Mr.

and Mrs. Lower are the happy parents of a baby girl born last Saturday to whom they have given the name, Rosetta. The M. orchestra and friends went on a picnic Monday evening to Gage Park. After having a good time at the park they all attended the show.

Every one reported a good time. Those who attended were: Mre. Harper, Alverta McDaniel, Norma Hook, Faye and Jessie Luthye, Nina Hook, Leatha Lower, Lettie Page Glen Ward, John and Robert McDaniel, Clarence Locke, George and Theodore Smith, Ralph Dew, Delbert Bellman and Rev. Smith Glen Ward, John and Robert McDaniel and Clarence Lock started Tuesday morning for the west where they will work in the harvest field. Mr.

and Mrs. John Stout and daughter spent Friday night at Hoyt. Letha Lower was taken suddenly ill Monday night. Dr. Smith was called Tueeday morning and found a well developed case of appendicitis and she was rushed to the hospital where Dr.

Silverthorne performed the operation. Norman Salley is visiting at the Walter Salley home. Carl Entsminger and wife have returned from their home.in Missouri for, an indefinite stay. Omar Bellman is working for Josh MeRobert thru wheat harvest Mr. Cochran is planning to start digging potatoes next Tuesday.

Little Seminta Ortega, who ate some Maple seeds some time ago is dangerously sick. Miss Pauline Kellner visited Miss: Norn a Hook last Sunday. Mrs. Jay Henry is suffering quite badly from rheumatism. Next Sunday is the day get apart in the Methodist church for a service to the old people.

Beginning at 11 2. m. Every old person is cordially invited to attend. There is a very interesting article on the Sesqui-Centennial -the 150th anniversary of the declaration of Independence, on page two of this week's Reporter. Read it.

Big Cut in Repairing, Recharging and New Batteries NASH OVERLAND CHEVROLET DORT $21.60 OAKLAND FORD, Ete. STUDEBAKER) MITCHELL BUICK MAXWELL $25.20 COLE, Etc. $29.40 We carry a stock of new batteries Recharging 95c Service Free Rossville Battery Company Willard Batteries Pioneer Kansas Dies weil Farmer I Samuel C. Landie, 71, died at his home, eight miles northwest of North Topeka at 7:30 o'clock Thursdy night. He cameto Kansas from Pennsylvania and lived on his farm near Kiro for the past forty-four years.

He also taught school at the Pleasant Ridge and Silver Lake schools between 1878 and 1880. He is survived by his widow and ten children. Funeral services were held Saturday. The deceased is the father of Mr. Dan Landis of this city Graham Bound Over F.

Graham, formerly of the Delia neighborhood, who is in trouble over alleged indiscretions at Maple Hill, was bound over to the district court at Alma following a hearing June 15. The Alma Signal says: The testimony in this case seems to indicate this man Graham's actions had aroused the righteous indignation of the citizens of Ma- LEGAL (First Published in Ressville Reporter, June 22, 1922) Election Notice TO THE ELECTORS OF DELIA, KANSAS: You are hereby notified that a special election will be held in the city of Delia, Kansas. on Monday, the 17th day of July, 1922, for the purpose of submitting to the electors of said city the proposition as to whether or not the Mayor and Council of said City shall issue the bonds of said city in the sum of 000.00, for the purpose of constructing an electrie light and power system consisting of dis. tributing and street lighting equipment in said city of Delia, a and a transmission line to connect the same with the transmission line of The Rocky Ford Milling Power Company of The United Light Power System, for the purpose of supplying said City and its inhabitants with electric light and power. The place of holding said special election shall be at Community 49-44; Wash.

ington Avenue Delia, Kansas, and the polls shall be open for voting between eight o'clock A. m. and six o'clock p. m. on said Monday, the 17th day of July.

1022, and such election sHall be governed in all respects and the result thereof declared as is provided by the laws of the State of Kansas, relating to elections in Cities of the third class. A. E. MOORE. Mayor Attest: JOHN J.

WEHNER. City Clerk 8128 I Hill, and they were pretty and weil worked up over the stories Some of in circulation there re- in the garding his actions and conversa- and tions with persons, both black and Fieldt white, and ranging from youth to to the old age. The case was procecuted the next by county attorney J. Martin bond at defended by Senator Carroll. the evidence brought out case was highly dramatic quite sensational.

Judge bound the defendant over district court for trial at session, and placed his $1,000 Notice to Farmers: We have just completed our new elevator with all the modern equipment, including truck dump, large truck scales and electric power. We can take care of your grain RIGHT NOW. Letus bid you on your grain. Have car bran and shorts on the road. Will sell them: Bran $1.00 per hundred Best grey shorts $1.25 Out of the car FOR CASH Flour, $3.80 per hundred This four guaranteed to be as good as is made in the state PHONE US YOUR ORDERS J.

H. Dougan Sons Elevators at Rossville, Silver Lake, Grove Belvue, Paxico and Vera, Kansas $1090 Prices on Revere Passenger Car Tires and Tubes, effective May 8th, are not subject to war-tax, the war-tax having been included. DETWEEN the 30 Tread" Revere Tire at $10.90 and other tires selling at about the same price there is a bigger difference in economy than ever before. The $10.90 price brings this tire to you at such an increased value that, to men who know Revere, there are no two ways about it. Ask them.

C. M. McPHERSON We recommend Revere Tires and Tubes REVERE TIRES TUBES.