The Pomona Republican du lieu suivant : Pomona, Kansas • 1

I Vol. 23. POMONA, KANSAS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1920. OUR LINE Lumber, Cement, Sand, Chatt, Lime and Brick In fact all sorts of building material. Let i us bid on your hay when you sell.

William Bower Son, THE LUMBER MEN POMONA, PHONE NO. 28. Real Estate Bargains 250 acres near Richter, 7 room house with cellar, smoke house, chicken house, barn, 2 gravaries etc. 160 acres under plow, lays well, balance pasture and timber, plenty of water, 25 acres of wheat goes 8 acres timothy meadow, balance for spring crop. Price $70 per acre.

Good Sub. tract in Pomona, well located. Priced right for quick sale. I have several small tracts at very attractive prices. HOMER S.

GRUVER. Main St. Ottawa, Kansas. 308 FORD GARAGE We fix any kind of a car. Battries recharged and rebuilt.

prepared to do reboring and all We are kinds of repair work. Free air all the time. If your car needs washing bring it in. GARRETT HANEY. FORDSON We have a car of FORISONS here for Franklin County Farmers who have bought them, realizing that the Fordson is the most convenient and economical means of power farming.

We ask you to come in and see it. Reinhart Motor Company Ford and Fordson Dealers S. Main Street Ottawa, Kansas 406 Phone 357 On another page of this week's 18911e will be found a couple of articles regarding Governor Frank O. Lowden's candidacy for President. We are publishing the articles for two reasons.

The first is because they were sent to ne as pure flew a The second reason is because Lowdeu for President looks mighty good to u8. POMONA SCHOOL NOTES The Seniors Have been studying to Live on Twenty four Hours a Day." In their stady found several things which they thought were god enough for the paper. They are: First. "The chief beauty about the constant supply of time is that you cannot waste it in advance, you can only waste the passing moment, you cannot waste tomorrow, it is kept for you, you cannot waste the next bour; it 18 kept for jou." Second, "A glorious failure leads to nothing; a petty success may lead to a success that is not petty." Third, once decided to acheive a certain tank, acheive it at all costs of tedium and distaste. The gain in self confideuce of having accomplished tiresom labour 18 immense." Fourth people sleep themselves stupid?" we examine the budget of the day's time, you Bay your day in already full to overflow ing.

How? You aetually spend in the school room -how much? Six on the average. And in actual sleep? Seven. We shall add two hours and be generous. We shall allow you two hours to ent the three now please accouut foa the other six Mr. Hughes gave a very interesting talk in chapel Wednesday ing.

The subject was Seven Story Man With a Skylight." 'The reference selected was II Petet, 5, 6, 7, verses. The seventh and eighth grades were invited to chapel, and they, as well 48 the high school enjoyed the lesson. 'The Sophomores are studying Grammatical Review. Although the work is usually very difficult they are studying unuszally bard and are having some fine grader. They even study ahead.

l'his proves that they are certainly interested. Their teacher has been giving plus marks to those doing extra work. Last week Rev Mr Hughes taught number of Mr subjects. The work was continued successfully and the new teacher was liked. The high school pupiis very thankful to Mr Hughes helping them.

Mr Borror was to resume bis work Monday. 'The students are glad to learn that Mr Kuebler has bought Bean farm east of Pomona and they will not loose their classmate. The rank for the high school the third six weeks and the ending January 11th is as follows: Seniors, first Amanda 'King second Helen Cain third Hunter 914. Average 9C 5-9. New Garage 934, Elizabeth Jumors, second first Kaebler Lucile Wilma 854 Haney Average 90.

lutebinson third Sophomores, first, Martha Me I wish to announce to the people of Pomona and vacinity that I Nees 924, second Mary Hudelson have opened a first-class Garage and Gasoline Filling Station in third Cleo Pruett 92. Average tion with my shop on Main Street, and will, at all times, be prepared to 88 5-9. of Automobile, Areoplane and Engine work, I have em- Freshmen, first Vernoo Parks 934 do all kinds Mr. Smith, an expert mechanic who bas had 18 months Second Wayne Vickers 914, third States Air service. and previous to Veva Parks ployed machinist in the United 894.

Average 84 19-20. ence as a automobile repair work. He will Average for Term. that several years' experience at expert have full of this line of work. Give 118 a trial.

Seniors, first, Amanda King 924, charge second, Helen Cain 914; third, Alice flunter 91. Average 90 2-9. C. H. LOPER.

Juniors, first, Wilma Hutchinson WHEN THE STORM APPEARSDONT WAIT It is too late, No company in the world would insure property with a cyclone on the horizon. GRAIN AND HAY INSURANCE I can write for one month or one year on grain or bay in stack, bin or barn at low rate. Call me up and let me know how much you A. E. CLARK Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.

Pomona, Kansas KEY school one and one half days week, due to the fact that be bad extra work at home. his father, Mr Ed Parks was called to Leoti where Lye is sick. Mr. Figgins, the -janitor, is at school again after nearly too weeks absence on account of sickness. Mr Post filled his place while he was gone.

Miss Eather Little will lead the Epworth League, next Sunday evening. DROPPED DEAD WHILE ON A VISIT WITH NIECE version pronounced it death from heart failure. The body was to Ottawa. The deceased 18 enrvived by 8 wife and two children who live at Otis. They were notified at once of his death.

William Crosby, a ranch owner of Colorado dropped dead very suddenly near the home of his niece, Mre ET Sanders, south of this city, about 4 o'ulock last Thursday afternoon. A leakage of the heart is supposed to have been the cause his death. Mi Croeby came here last Wednesday to visit his niece Mira Sanders. He was a large man, weighing about 200 pounds. He was out looking over some land with Mr Sanders and Mr Sander's little eon, the three riding in a spring wagon.

They came to a gate and Mr Sandery got down to open it 80 they could pass through. When he turned back from the gate he saw that Mr Crosby was falling and before he could reach him he dropped to the ground. He was dead almost instautly. A physician was called but it was too late to be of service A call was placed for the coroner and undertaker, and Arthu Baruett, undersheriff, acting as deputy coroner came out with Harold Lamb and after hearing the physician's version pronounced it death from George Luke Sink, 25 years old died Tuesday at the home of his parents Mr and Mre James Sink of five miles southwest of Centropolis His death resulted from pneumoma following au illness of eleven days. The funeral Was held in.

Eight Mile church yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Charles Shoemaker and John Ward in charge. Burial Was In Pleasant Hill cemetery. The deceased was a brother of Jobu Sink of this city. Mra Ella Neal went to Erie Tuesday morning to see about a position iu a hospital. Mr and Mra A Clark: received word from their son, Ray Clark of Springfield, Missouri, that he has been made manager of the creamery company he was working for.

FOR SALE- -Good Kathr Corn Seed: -C Cain. Maurace Winkler and family of near Overbrook were in town Saturday and Sunday the guests of his sister Mrs Marie Collins. Frank Crow made a business trip to Kansas City yesterday morning. Whitlock has bought a farm near Fredonia, Kansas. George Thompson has moved to Ottawa.

Miss Mae Wickham went to KanHas City Tuesday morning for a few days visit with friends. James Fuuk of Egerton was here last week visiting bis sinter Mrs A Tafft. John Harshbarger of Plymoth, Indiana in here visiting his brother, Harshbarger and wife. Walter Nitcher of this city and Miss Etta May Baxter of route 2 were married at Ottawa yesterday. Charles Day and Horace Traphagau of Ottawa were in town day afternoon.

Miss Marian Leach spent part of the day Saturday with friends 111 Ottawa. Bradley of route one is mov. ing this week to the farm he recent ily purchased near Lyndon. Maurace Winkler and family of Frank Crow and little daughter Lavon went to Isebo Tuesday morning and spent the day with Russel Crow and wife. When Quenemy Guys come to see Pomona Queens they want to look a little times out for the big brother.

Mre ST Hughes came from Baldwin Saturday morning and visited with her son, Rev Hughes and wife until Monday morning. Street moved to the former Dick farm six miles north of town Saturday. He will work for Ed Patton this year. Tom Pyle of Greenwood township has bought the Crevison property corner of West and Fifth etreeta. The Grown Ups and Little Tots Bucilla Package Outfite, containing ready made Gowns, Chemises, Teddies, Aprons, Scarfs, Pillows, Pajamas, Bibs, Baby Dresies, Girls Dreasen etc.

Each package contains full instructions and sufficient BOIL- PROOF thread to embroidery these ready-made articles. ASK FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR Davenport Dry Goods Co Ottawa, Kansas. 54 NO. 11. SPOT CA New THE Spring OF STOP Footwear A Great Selection of the LOOK FOR THE SPOT 221 MAIN STREET Newest 4 We were never better prepared than this Spring to satisfy Your Wants in Fine Footwear.

QUALITY THE BEST--PRICES LESS The Spot Cash Shoe Store, Ottawa, Kansas 2 City Market GROCERIES Fresh and Cured Meats Fresh Bread Daily Being us Your Cream We Appreciate Your Trade and Will Endeavor to Please You WARNER WARNER, Phone No 5. Proprietor, Citizens State Bank of Pomona ESTABLISHED 1901 0 PITL A US OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY HOME DEPOS DEPOSITSGUARANTEED You are invited to do your banking business with us. W. HUDELSON. President J.

A. HUDELSON, Cash OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. J. W. HUDELSON, President A HUDELSON, Cashier.

W. B. HUTCHINSON Vice Pres. J. M.

STURN, N. V. HUDELSON. W. A MONTAGUE.

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SHRODER Joe Teschky has opened a cabi' net shop in the Heusley building next door east of the Republican office. Miss Zula Hummel who has been visiting her mother Mrs Lulu Hummel returned to her school at Parkville, Missouri Saturday morning. Monday morning Bean sold his 160 acre farm east of town. now occupiod by John Sins, to Kuebler. The sale was made through the Rice real estate firm.

We bava a piano in the vacinity of Pomana partly paid for. Party moving and we are compelled to take piano back. Bargain to person paging balance on it. Write to Means Music 305- East 10th Street, Kansas City, Mo. Ed Panning, son- in law of Mr Mrs Maxes of this city, has been made chief dispatcher for the Santa Fe railway at San Bernardino, California.

Id was formerly night operator for the Santa Fe here and has many friends who will be glad to bear of his promotion. BOYD NEWS ITEMS BY MISS GEORGIA BROOKS There was no Sunday School Sunday morning on account of so much sickness. Mra J. B. Wilson who has been quite sick in slowly improving.

Georgia Brooks spent- several days last week with relatives at Lyndon, Kansas. Montague and wife were viaat the Bowman home sunday. Mra John Garrett and children of Pomona spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mra Wilson. Mr Rosco and family moved to Michigan Valley Wednesday. Georgia Brooks, spent the day Sunday with Lydia Burns.

Henry Hendrix called at the Tomberlin home We notice in some of our ex changes that certain farmers are publishing notices that they are setting their sons up in business in town. Less than' two years ago these same farmers were getting those same sons exempted from mil. itary duty by swearing to afidavita that it was impossible to conduct their farms without the help of the 80118. Surely conditions do change. 934; second, Lucile Haney 884; third, Elizabeth Kuebler, 854, Average 874.

Sophomores, first, Mary Hudel. elson, 99; second, Martha MeNeer, 914; third, Cleo Pruett, 914; fourth Faye Hoopes, 88. Average 86 8-9. Freshmen, first, Vernon Parks, 92; second, Wayne Vickers, 914; third, Veva Parke, 894. Average 83 9-10.

Miss Marian Leach was in Ottawa Sunday the guest of Miss Odessa Gruver. Odessa is attending business college there and likes the work fine. Vernon Parka, was absent, from 54 True Service Courtesy, dependability and res liability. This is the kind of service we give. Let 118 prove, it to you.

Get Our Low I Prices on Duplicating Broken Lenses. F. MELLUISH OPTOMELRIST, 316 S. Main. Ottawa, Kausea SAVE YOUR EYES OTTAWA Business CATALOR OTTAWA, FUCK.