The Dorrance Star from Dorrance, Kansas • 3

Dorrance pennmrs at Roe's. Eyes properly toied and glasses School Report RAMMER ROOM Second month Oct. 9 Nov. 3, f.t ed by Dr. Le V.

Turgeon, at ail lyio. i nes. adv 3tf- i No. entolied 26 20 Wanted Woman or eU Da taught it in High Class VVr STATIONERY lCAlf 1 to Create a JfSm Jt will Impression A Sftj neip in general nousecieauin. rnont TlJtal attenciance in days 435 90H REV.

W. LOPSE.N.j of 237 Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Shenk le.t i 41 Gf 191lA Tuesday morning for Sa'ina vvhjie X0. cases ot taruines 3 they will spend a few days with then PACIFIC no; absent or tardy. 15; not absent 15! not taroy 241 i daughter, Mrs. T. C.

Wallace. Average daily attendance 21.81 Names of those neither tardy or abent: Rosa Milier George Peck Frances Shenk Ed Shtlts David Steb'le Virginia Bryan Willis Henderson Gilberta Rankin Walter Shilts Everett Heel Leslie McEwen Thelma Wire Ralph Coffee Blanche Heel -Florence McMahon Florence I. Swearingen Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Major oi'Saturday, November 11th, a fine little son.

Fritz and Lizzie are receiving the congratulations of a host of friends. FOR SALE My house and three lets at a bargain. Write me for terms and price. Joe Basala, 5t2 adv Wakeeney, Ks. TAKEN Up A stray steer calf, black with white spots on Owner can have it by paying expenses incurred.

6tf Chris Bachmann. The Very Latest Styles It's an old, old saying that the people you write to often judge you by your stationery. And there is a great deal of truth in the fact that stationery can be so chosen as to reflect the best of judgment and taste. Stationery suitable for one occasion may be entirely out of place for another. Then, too, the styles in stationery change the same as styles in clothing.

To be sure that your stationery is right for all purposes, always buy it here. PRIMARY ROOM GRADES I ANDTA Dorothy Mahoney Alberta Webb Leta Coffeen Clyde Frimmel It begins to look as if no one out-! side of Russell was entitled to any i Emery Kendall county office the way they vote in Victor ubbs the precincts cf the county seat. Two years aeo our Carl Anschutz COAST LIMITED is a trpin that makes your trip comfortable and delightful. One that furnishes tho luxuries of home, club or hotel Fast time and through Standard sleeping car service to Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, San Francisco, Seatde, Tacoma and all intermediate points. Through tourist sleeping car service to Denver, Ogden, Portland, San Francisco and all intermediate points.

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901 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Ma KC22 11 1 1 was slaugntered and now vulvae THE PENSLAR STORE Markley goes down in defeat to giv place to a local man. Mr. A. W. Roe, Dorrance's ener Ernest Kendall Frank Reade GRADE II Lorraine Mudd Elmo Mahoney Helen Mudd Ralph "Hubbs Helen Bryan Paul Holland Geneievieye Weber GRADE III Delia Kaufmann Alta Kendall GRADE IV Hiram Bright Verne Coffeen Chester- Kendall Frank Kaufmann Roy Sprinkle Salome Major getic druggist fell while returning to his home Sunday noon, and so badly injured his crippled arm that he has been since confined to the house and is suffering great pain.

All hope to ti i) 11 see L.on up and about again as business Dorrance needs him in her Frederick Wire Gladys Reade business. George Halbe Edythe Heel KATHERINE Dague. i George Thorne Dead. George Thorne died at the St, Rose hospital at Great Bend Thurs Picture show Saturday night. The cold snap we have been ex-perie icing is too much like those old fashioned winters we older heads talk about.

This freezing up right before the middle of November makes it too lng till Easter. Owing to inclement weather conditions Saturday the Rankin land sale, that all considered an event of more than passing interest, failed to call out the crowd expected and the heirs bid in the property to protect rheir interests It is probable now that this splendid property will be disposed of at priyate sale. A series of revival meeting will commence at the Church of the Brethren Saturday evening and will continue as long as interest in the work is manifest, Elder J. E. Crist of Friend, Kansas, will have the neetings in charge and it is hoped that a large number of our readers will attend and hear this able Bible student.

ME EVERY DAY CHRISTMAS In 1917. Send day evening, at 10:45 after about two weeks serious illness of bowel trouble. He was taken to the hospital about Wheat at $L70 ten days prior and an operation was 365 Reminders of Your Friendship THIS AND THAT Dec. 22 Paul J. Barnaby.

FOR SALE A 4 year old horse, see C. A. McEWEN. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Huttie and children of Hays hae been visiting at the Rankin home. An instrument the results of which will please you W. S. Hayes eye glass specialist at Hotel Tuesday November 21. Oscar Ostrum writes us that he fully appreciates the splendid and loyal support given him by the voters of Dorrance and Plymouth township Mrs.

C. A. McEwen was called to Hastings, last Friday to be at the bedside of her sister, Mrs Minnie Pinkerton, who is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Schuber took Mrs. McEwen across country in their auto. We have received the official vote for Russell county from CountyCleik Roe. The vote for township officers in Plymouth is as follows: Trustee YVeinhardt 210 Cross 133 Treasur Anschutz 163 Murdock 162 Clerk Weber 173 Daniel 151 Justice Holmes 210 Hudson 19 Const'bl Goodheart Schuber 164 We are receiving orders for performed when it was found that he was suffering from cancer of the bowels. Following the operation he gradually failed until death.

THE DORRANCE STAR and the Daily Drovers Telegram to start now or later, at our He was born in England July 15, 1854 and at the age of 12 years the family moved to America and settled at Wakeegan, 111. There the family lived until 1887 when they located in Union township this county. In 1880 Mr. Thorne was united in marriage to Miss Catherine Zitts and to the union were born five children, all of whom are living. G.

H. $5.00 JOINT RATE $5.00 Ought to be price enough for you to sell some and settle your bill at this store. It is bill paying time with us and we Must meet our obligations How about your settling your account NOW so we can. Farmers Union Pier. Assn.

Home a World Information E. W. Zimmermann who made such a splendid race for Clerk of the Court desires us to express his thanks for and appreciation of the splendid siinnnrr nrrnrdpd' him hv the vntprs That Saves Money. No Gilt More Welcome to the Entire Family of all parties at the election held Supply Yourself With News, Too! Thorne, of Hoisington, Mrs. Lizzie Sharp, of Omaha, David M.

Thorne, Louis Thorne, and Mrs. THE DORRANCE STAR Nov. 7th. Ed has no sore spots, he made a good race and feels that experience gained was worth the price. in fu Ed will be heard from again ture campaigns.

Buy lecture course tickets. Picture show Saturday night. New- Winifred M. Chapin, all of Hoisington. About five years ago, following the death of his father, John Thorne, which occured a couple years before the deceased and wife moved to Hoisington where thev had since reels.

The ladies union meets with Mrs W. Frimmel on Thursday afrernoon, Nov. 16. It appears from reports that 111" 1 or our farmers are nomine tnetr wheat for a $2 price. made their home.

Mr. Thorne had not been in good health the last few years and the last summer had been troubled grealy from a disease of the bowels, which caused his death. In addition to the widow and children he leaves two brothers, John Thorne of Kinsley, and Will Thorne of Fred Langhofer returned to Dor rance Tuesday night after a lenghtv "Bo it Electrically" Use Electric Light and Power. sojourn in Nebraska. 1 Ml ll ilfifL Pj I Dress Goods Charlev Hudson will put in con Hoisington, a sister, Elza Ann crete crossings for the city as soon as the wTeather moderates a little.

1 home of Hoisington and eight grandchildren. The tax records are now at the He was a man of integrity and bank and it is just as well that you pay your taxes there and now. Quality and style and prices that will please you W. S. Hayes Eye Glass specialist at Hotel Tuesday ATTEND THE Nov.

21. worth, a loving husband and father and a man who was respected by all he was a member of the W. M. A. lodge and of the U.

B. church. Funeral services were held at the B. church in this city Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in the Hoisington cematery. The Dispatch joins in extending sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives in their sad loss.

Hoisington Dispatch. Wnr. Weinhardt made an excellent race for township trustee last week Tuesday, Bill will certainley make 1 eviva an efficient and capable officer. Our merchants are stocking up with fine selec ions of Holiday Goods UUIIA11V.C Will Jt A Eianu ixiciiivwi. 1 "11 I It 0 I Vrrri rfi vprl Hi rntal farrl from AT THE which to do your Christmas shop- Ank rhev are having a The wide range of staple and novelty dress goods in our stock makes suitable selection an easy matter for you.

We can always show the latest weaves and patterns in the popular colors, and can satisfy you both as to quality and prices. Stop in some day soon and see what we have. Courtesy Is Our Watchword and Quality Our Standard pmg. grand time touring Missouri with The new iron on the U. P.

iail-' Elmer Holmes and his new Buick Church of the Brethren way is now laid well past Dorrance S1X and the road is in excellent condition Th: splendid home endorsement re ceiv-rd bv Commissioner-elect Ma- to go into the winter campaign -11 -u i honev can certainly be enjoyed with against the elements. 1 pardonable pride by "that gentleman. COMMENCING We were incorrectly informed Wh le we believe John Mahoney to last week on the vote for township 'be a big enough and broad enough man to represent the best interests of rairnmr tha nrocant ran inn Saturday Evening, November 18 efficient officer, Mr. C. Anschutz aff stiU he would be less than was again choosen as custodian ot human should he fail to appreciate he townships funds, that magnificent home indorsement..