Cortland Register du lieu suivant : Courtland, Kansas • 6

THE REGISTER, COURTLAND, feANSAS Honest Bill's Circus Here Wednesday 1 if Honest Bill's circus which was here Wednesday was somewhat handicapped by the rainy weath er which held their crowds down. Probably the most enjoyable part of their show here was the pony Cupid Which did some very clever work and the troupe of six dogs which were also well fc, iT-v trained. Another feature that attracted no little attention was the animal which they displayed At Church Next Sunday If I knew you and you knew me, How little trouble there would be. We pass each other on the street, But just come out and let us meet, At church next Sunday. Each one intends to do what's fair, And treat his neighbor on the square, But he may not quite understand Why you don't take him by the hand At church next Sunday.

This world is sure a busy place, And we must hustle in the race, For social hours some are not free The six week day, but all should be At church next Sunday. We have an interest in our town, The dear, old place must not go down; We want to push good things along. And we can help some if we're strong At church next Sunday. Don't knock and kick and slam and slap At everybody on the map, But push and pull and boost and boom, And use up all the standing room At church next Sunday. Anon.

in a side show which has never been named, resembling in dif ferent ways, beast, bird and rep tile, Their wild animal arena was also well worth visiting. Biggest and Best Soda in Town Folks who have never tasted one may think we are making a big claim but just ask the Boys, or better still, come in and order one of your favorite flavor, Our soft drinks are equally as good, and all are absolutely pure. All sodas 5c. Sundaes 15c. Malted Milk 20c.

Royal Cafe, C. H. Bush, Propr. Clark-Lynn Mr. George Clark, of Formoso and Miss Hazel Lynn of this city were married at Belleville Saturday, May 20.

Probate Judge VanNatta performed the ceremony. This young couple has a host of friends who wish them happiness. home of Johnson, ernoon, June 2 at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank south of Kacjdey.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Luttrell and children, of Rice, visited Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. L.

Taggart and family. 9 M. E. Church Notes Mrs. John Studl ey suffered a very painful injury Friday.

While standing on a chair to reach a shelf she fell, breaking Ada Lutheran Dr. E. P. Olsson. pastor Sunday School 10 a.

m. services at 11 a. m. At the Do you take a church paper? Why not? Give your pastor $1 for Central Christian Advocate Men's Trousers We have just received a shipment of men's pants that we consider the best values for the money since before the war. Prices Current Southerland sweet" potatoes 20c per can No.

2 can Acorn pork and beans 1 per can A2 No. 3 can Gilletts cut beets 1 HXr per can No! 2 can Berryville tomatoes 121C per can A Starbeam extra sifted early 1 '71c June peas, per can 2V Cabin brand Wisconsin cut 1 Ec Refugee beans, per can WM.FREEBURG till Jan. 1. 1923. This paper is her shoulder and otherwise bruising She was tak- our official church paper.

Watch to Belleville where X-Ray for your sample copy. was used and the injury taken On account of Memorial ser care ot. Her inenas ail nope for a speedy recovery. vices at the opera house Sunday morning, Sunday School will be held at 9:30 a. m.

at Courtland and 9:45 at Lincoln. Mrs. Vandeveer, of Scandia, close of the services those present will proceed to the cemetery for a Decoration Day program. The graves of the Civil War and World War veterans will be decorated with flags and flowers. The Baccalaureate services of the K.

H. S. have been postponed to next Sunday evening. The Ladies' Aid meeting at the parsonage Thursday was well attended and the offerings amounted to $23.00. The next died at her home Friday May 19.

She was the mother of J. L. The Lincoln Sunday School Vandeveer and had been ill a and church services were well attended. The prospects for a ong time, great Sunday School at this Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Frazier, point are good. May everyone Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Keir, Miss in the community rally to the meeting will be held Friday aft Bethel Studer, Mr. De Wayne support of the superintendent and father officers that a fine Marty and Hazel Weir were Sun day dinner guests at the J. school may be maintained. Plans Keir home. Marjorie Parrott, of Milton- are being made at both places for Childrens' Day observance.

No 11 a. m. services at Court-land next Sunday morning. LOOK vale, came Thursday to spend a We do cleaning of all kinds at following prices LOOK few days with her little friend, Lora Allsbury. Services at Lincoln at 8 p.

Sunday. Men's List Suit cleaned and pressed Ladies List Suit cleaned and pressed. $1.50 Dress cleaned and pressed $1.00 to $1.50 Coat cleaned, pressed. to $1 Skirt cleaned and pressed 50c Coat Dressed 50c to 75c Plans are. being made and jLpwortn league at p.

committees have been appointed Overcoat cleaned and pressed $100 to $1.50 Coat cleaned and pressed $1.00 Trousers cleaned and 50c Suit pressed 75c Coat pressed 50c The public is invited to attend for a Childrens Day program all services. Why not get the Suit pressed 75c at both the Methodist and Chis- habit of supporting the church Rues from 50c to $5.00 tian churches. a I VlNE, The Cleaner, Belleville, Kansas Leave Work at Sanitary Barber Shop 'ATTERIES Dy your presence at every service. The spiritual side of life at last is your Hope. Paul says that if our hope is in this life only in Christ we are of all men Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Diehl and Mr. Eric Tebow were six o'clock dinner euests at the M.

Now is the time to have Go to Morris-Rexroad Motor most miserable. Come, worship Mr. Phil Thudin is taking care Wray home Friday evening. Co. for cars.

God, find the eternal. Time of the work at the Union station too qu ickly erases the temporal Mr. Chas. Bentley moved the Pastor. in the absence of Mr.

Bowyer. Seems natural to see Phil. at this job. household goods of Mr, and M. McComas, M.

D. Mrs. C. W. Diehl to Smith Cen your batteries inspected and repaired.

Exide Batteries Service Station ROCK ISLAND GARAGE Neil, I Proprietors Mr. L. W. Squire of Topeka ter today, Thursday. autoed to Courtland on a busi Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Bowyer ness and pleasure trip. It seems GLASSES FITTED Local Surgeon Santa Fe Rock Island Courtland, Kansas and little son, Jimmie, left Mon Word was received by rela good to see Lewis on Courlland tives here of the death of Mrs, day morning on a ten days va streets again.

Marshall Stafford, Wednesday cation trip. They will visit Mrs. Bowver's parent at Na May 24, at her home in Denver, varre and also Mr. Bowye'r par Colo. Mrs.

Stafford was we! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sjolander known here and many will be ents, before returning. and family of Jamestown autoed up and spent Sunday visiting sorry to hear of her -death. Dr.

R. B. Brlney Veterinary Surgeon Courtland, Kansas Office at Preston Drug Store Phones: Office 15 Res. 38 his mother, Mrs. Hannah Sail Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. and little 'son' left Sunday by L.L. MORAN Agent for man and other relatives.

Miss Nellie Bur started to auto for Rexford, for a work as assistant in the post office Monday morning, filling Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elniff vis visit with Mr.

Stephenson Sinclair Refining Conip'y ited Sunday with their son and the vacancy caused by the re si tr nation of Miss Mildred Mc mother, Mrs. A. Stephenson, and other relatives. family in Jewell City. Gasoline.

Kerosene, Oils and Michael. Greases of alllkinds. Mr. D. V.

Hanna and daugh Dr. S. J. Snider, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon All Calls Promptly Answered Night Calls at Residence Courtland, Kansas Mr. C. H. Bush, of the Royal Mr. Harry Neil is helping out Whenjn need of anything ia ter Elizabeth went to Mankato this Thursday morning to "-visi Cafe soent Monday visiting at itte Stephenson VPradu.ce this Mf call phone foo.

Courtland, Kansas friends ip Norton, house this week. with relatives..