The Munden Press from Munden, Kansas • 4

Belleville Breezes. W. F. BobonhouHc, of Mundeu bad business at the Register of Sale mm Deeds ofllco Monday. I He Needed i Credit By EDWARD BARKER II.

U. Torbcrt or Munuen waa I shaking hand with Belleville miles my place 2 Ilarlnff decided to oulb farming. I will sell ab and 3 1-2 friends baturuay while down on and 1 mile aonu South and 2 1-2 miles West of Narka, 5 )w7f, business. Jliu Follanable aud I were In Lon- Co. Commissioner hugene Mc- East of Mundcn, Kansas, on Tuesday, February 24, Commencing at 1 o'clock p.

the following described property, M.taaaaXWWW don waiting for a remittance tbat Donald was looking after business didn't conie. What waa tbt matter I matters In Beyovillo Saturday I morning. Incubator 1 soan of erev mares. 6 yrs. old I Some extra eood collars did uot know, but 1 didn't get tbe uioney.

Jlu waa strapped and depending ou nia to help blm out I bad 1 heavy saddle and bridle Prof. E. S. Stafford, of tho Mundcn schools, were transact 1 span of mare mules, 8 yrs. old I driving horse, 10 years old 1 milch cow, 7 years old 1 yearling heifer 7 head of ewes 2headtf pigs ing business in tha county Some good hedge corner post Some alfalfa seed 1 good Queen Incubator 1 spring cot 1 sewing machine 1 washing machine 1 bed stead metropolis Saturday.

arranged for certain aume to be Bent we periodically, aud ibey bad come all right except tbla laat one. Were you ever In a atrange land wltbout money or credit? Veil, it'a a uilgbty menu feeling. We hired a room, which we paid for In advance for a I Early Hatched Chicks Pay Tbe Rural Mail Carriers meet ing at Scandia' next Monday, promisees to be a good one nd week, and tbla left na 12 abllUnga for 1 good farm wagon, good as new 1 truck wagon 1 bop buggy 1 mollne disc, good as new Ulster 1-rowcd monitor 1 pair of heavy harness almost new 1 pair of light harness every carrier should attend. 1 good heating stove Several dozen of good brown and white leghorn pullets 3 good bronze turkey hens and gobbler Other things too numerous to mention meala for tbat period. 1 expected aure-ly tbat my draft would come wltbln Teachers' Association in Court- aeven daya at moat, and then 1 abould land, March 7, Beat the date in have all 1 needed for botb of na.

But mind and plan to attend as it "5r Tm-mp'Af Gtln 8ums of 110.00 and under, cash me suuu steamers cononuea 10 couie i in one after another and no remit- Promises to a specially interesting Best. Above all others, farm poultry keepers are chiefly interested in the utility end of the industry. Market eggs and poultry is their aim. Eggs, of course, are the prime object, and the production of them at the greatest net profit is desired. To supply the highest market for eggs, necessitates their production during the winter months.

It is here that early I (Mild UI OUlv. On all sums over $10.00 a credit of 10 tance. I put off tbe person wbo rented meeting. zj months time will be given, purchaser giving bankable note bearing na tne room, out i cou.an mane, any Grant Arbutnot, formerly of All a tn tiitj an a Tap mnal mrA I I interest at. tne rate or per cenu per annum irom aaue oi sue.

No property removed until satisfactorily settled for. I botb sot ao lean and bunary tbatour ar Cuba, now of Oklahoma, owu mothers wouldn't bave known ua. was in lielleville inursuay on sonic legal business accompanied vlv I vltlM nCNIvMU by a gentleman friend. E. E.

HARRIS, Auct. R. A. LOWER, Clerk V. II.

Shoemaker, the Co, Assessor, who has been confined hatching becomes absolutely necessary. 2 It is the early hatched pullet that lays the winter egg. The wintering over of a i i i i a i. a. 11 One evening when we were pretty near starved I said to Jim, "Jim.

I'm going to have a bang up good dinner." "I'd like to know where yon're going to get It." said Jim. "And I'm going to take yon In too." "That's very good of yon. Only I don't want any Barmecide feasta Just now. I'm hankering after the real thing." "Shut np and listen." I developed my plan to blm. I re to his home with lumbago, for about two weeks, was able to be ioi oi oiu nens anu iaie, linmaiuro puuuia Frank Kaspcr entertained Rud' on duty the first of the week.

is one oi tne greatesi ieaK3 in tne iarm olpli and August Hubka at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Thos. I Hanon, Mrs. Throp and Mrs.

McDugal' were visitors at the Oscar Bowers home last Sunday. jNorway lias decided to erect a Sunday. new four room school building served for myself tbe leading role, and Air. and Mrs. Joe Kasper and Jim didn't like playing a low down the coming year.

Bonds will not poultry business. They are non-producers when eggs are at highest prices, and are food consumers at a season when every grain consumed has a market value. We recently visited a bright young daughters visited at Richard Baz-ant's Sunday. part but be waa hungry enough to be vote( lut with the flH1(ls ateal a baby's bottle. So be consented.

About 7 oviorit i wont into aliettdv available and others to Mrs. J. Novotny left Tuesday little restaurant on a aide atreet wbere obtain a brick building will weren't very frequent and. gjn 6()0n hanslne no mr overcoat sat down to morning for Virginia, for A Safe, Quick Trip a visit with relatives. farmer who has made a great success of producing winter eggs as a side line to a table and ordered pretty nearly ev- The Munden II.

S. basket ball Miss Emma Wailes will leave erythlng on the bill. I ordered tur- train have alreudy made a re- via worms the lost of tins week for a visit his general farming operations. When asked how it was that he succeeded in down mutton-English mutton's Jim markablo record having lost one with relatives and friends at Clay dandy, know and I of six already played J1 A 4 i I uuuua JVU Auvnr auu a JUOl wiu IUV I efttllJC UUIl Ul OJ you Just told tbe game out Center. i ii i iirt.

iiiiiiei rL ijiciiLXiLii. 3U.u&fxv m. i wHiipr rti nnnv nia an rna enrrana i i -7f ic i i tins season anu ir tueir success winter irom ms uock wnen nis neign tie of ale. You bp, i wah an hollow continue to the end ot the season 'rauis swieiy souui tbat 1 needed all these dishes to fill the boys bid fair to capture the east Narka gave a program at bors were getting practically none, he 3r said. "Those nullets were hatched in That waa a dinner I've never forgot- U1 choict of TOUtl Via Direct Rocto of Lowest Altifcdc? and route of the foremost transcontinental train the "Golden State Limited" iicauu.y evening.

March, and they jUSt have tO lay nOW if ten Every time I get awfully hungry state i 1 iL.eat gain-ln Imaglnadon. Th fed and cared for The Social Survey of Belleville they are right. Miss Ida and Alvin and Evertt Thomas spent Saturday and Sun day with relatives north of Mun wnen ia got tnrougn witn the sut-atantiala I topped off with an English plum pudding, washed down with some real port tbe real stuff tbat tbe nobility drinks and ordered a cup of coffee. under the direction of the Kans. State University and the State Board of Health is under way.

Tho people arc responding nobly den also attended the box supper. New all-steel Pullman animus Miss Lillian Bailey visited home G. W. BUSHBY, MUNDEN, KANSAS every luxury of modem travel for Having satisfied a hunger that had lr th folks Saturday and Sunday and attended the party given for the U. M.

Club at the McCullough home west of Belleville. been accumulating for a week, I atroll- ed up to the cashier'a desk, where the committees in a most surprising proprietor himself eat behind a cigar way. Surveys have been made of cities and counties, heretofore cigar and waa cutting off tbe end pre- paratory to lighting It when 1 heard a jet this is the first praitial and voice close beside me aay: complete survev of a town of this "Mr. Marston, this is tbe luckiest .1 4 4 1 meeting for me in the world." ln the state PC' haps in Star Items. Edith Malstead took Sundav orst-clais passengers exclnaivaly.

The "CaKfornian" second trans-continental train viasameronta. Mod era equipment both standard and tourist sleeping cars. Via Scenic Colorado Through service via Colorado -and Salt Lake City the scenic route across the continent Rock lalaad Paaaaafer Tralaa cover ever 50.000 aulas every day flnut modem all -tt mat pangtr mquipmmnt. North Charley Rood Side. sold a team of i i dinner with Lois Williams.

mules last week. Rose Creek Center. Charles Saip was a Belleville visitor Monday. John Saip spent Sunday evening Ed Thomas'. Mrs.

J. Rizek is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dooley spent 1 turned and there was Jim beam- tne JNatlon. Hie survey covers Ing on me as happy and aa Innocent different departments which will looking as a six-year-old boy.

1 "You hare the advantage of me, make ll unusually complete. A sir." meeting of the coinniittcee was 'SSL held at the beginning and all last Tuesday at the J. Calhoun home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Williams of the firm of Marston, Plunkett signified a marked willingness to bankers. Wall street, New Tork. co-operate with the leaders of the Frank Everhart visited Harry Bobenhouse Monday. Miss Anna Torbert was a Belleville visitor Saturday. Will Robbins bought Mrs.

Han-ons chickens last week. Miss Lillian Hazen spent Sun-day at her home in Belleville. Let me qnote fares and help yon plan 1 delight fnl trip. daughter, Mrs. Joe Jehlik.

Mrs. L. Hubka visited with Mrs. F. Homolka Thursday.

Mr. J. H. Saip made a business trip to Belleville Thursday. movement in making it a success.

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Moxham. Mrs. Luther Pi tssnall called on Mrs.

Harry Register Saturday Prof. E. W. Buigegs is already on the ground directing the work K.V.McKenzie, Agent, Munden, Kas and Dr. Sippy and Prof.

Haskins, Mrs. L. Hubka visited with Mrs. F. Homolka Saturday.

a vufx nepi 111 uctuuiji 01 jruur uouae. My name's Follansbee" that waa the only truth in tbe whole tale "and 1 repeat I'm lucky to meet you, for I've spent all my money and am waiting for a remittance. You must help me out." "I don't remember you, sir," I replied, "but I'll not see a fellow countryman in a atrange land ln need of friends. How much do you want?" "Oh. 50 will do.

But, I say, I haven't dined and 1 need a sovereign 3 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horak visited of the Engineering Dept. of the University, will arrive this week. Prof.

Blackmar was here three weeks ago and outlined the work afternoon. The Stork presented Mr. and Mrs. Harry Register with another daughter last Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Calhoun and son, Archie, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pointer Sunday. nt Frank Homolka's Sunday.

Miss Bulah Durflinger visited There's a possibility that the sanitary survey is made, the stud for a dinner right with Miss Mable Thomas Satur day. ies that Sec. Gebhardt has alreadv "Go right over there to tbat table and Mrs. Ben Kuchera and daught- wh5 you "ke" Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Jehlik and made in regard to the population changes and value 01 rami crops and until er visited her parents, Mr. Mrs. Segrist from Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Rizek visited at Novak's Sunday.

will be of great value in the furth er studies of social and economic Friday. Mrs. Ben Kuchera and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Rashleigh visited with Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Moravek think be left anything on the menu unordered. If he did it wasn't anything more succulent than a herring.

I stood by the landlord puffing my cigar. "When be has bad his dinner," I said, "just make one bill of it all." Then I went on to tell him tbat our firm did conditions. The Mayor, several Councleman and a number of Sunday afternoon. citizens met with the local com' Mr. and Mrs.

L. Hubka visited Sam Segrist and babies took din- der with Mrs. Chas. Moore last Wednesday. Mrs.

Ernest Reed and two mittees and the interests shown such a large business tbat I couldn't '-with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn olka Sunday afternoon. remember everybody wbo dealt with is noticably apparent. Ad van t-us or who knew me.

I sometimes got nan will taken of i tnin nnrta hi I I'On A 1 I 1 I I IWI rtTO I I I I v. already made by wiciVorl of l.n Williomc l.nma Tnoo. said thev knew me and whom I didn't 01 tlie 8urvey IWHWWWWWWWVWWW ici uvv4 cv vn M111 iuui 1 ivy tuv a. uvo 1 know, but I'd rather get stuck for 100 citizens of Belleville. Notably now and then than refuse one of 'em.

0r.e of the city water systems by The landlord had dabbled a little In tr 1 i- "Americans" and asked me about ev- Mavor and a hgious day and Wednesday. The young folks of this community held their fir.3t "Christian ALFALFA What makes the landscape look so fair; What blossoms bright perfume the air; What plant repays the farmer's toil, And will enrich the worn-out soil? Alfalfa! What is the crop that also pays, And will mature in forty days; Resisting drought, the frost and heat, Whose roots reach down one hundred feet? Alfalfa! What grows in-loam, clay and sand; What lifts the mortgage off the land; What crop is cut six times a year And no foul weeds in it appear? Alfalfa! What makes the swine so healthy feel, And never raise a hungry squeal; The wholesome food that never fails To put three curls into their tails? Alfalfa! What makes all other stock look nice, And bring the highest market price; What fills the milk pails; feeds the calf And makes the old cow almost laugh? Alfalfa! Author Unknown eral railway companies in which he census of the city by Rev. Brown A. HOMER WHITNEY, Graduate Veterinarian. Calls answered promptly day or night.

NARKA PHONE; NARKA, KANSAS Endeavor" meeting at Chapel last had shares, I didn't happen to know of the M. E. Church. The sur about any of them, but I told him ao altho 'iust started ia now afc tnurh about PHrh nnB that Jim hurt VeT Ju8- SlSneU, IS nOW at plenty of time to eat his dinner. 1 trading favorable comment in the waa leaning over the counter with state and city papers.

my ones 10 ray rnena, me lanmora rac Sunday evening. Every one is invited to come and help in the good work. Lawrence and Lola Iliatt, Romaine, Jessie, and Elwin Watson, Ollie and Mildred Pressnall, Frank and Lottie Cnnfield, Eva, Hattie, and Toby. Allsman, Ida, East Side Miss Alma Wailes visited home ing him. Suddenly tbe landlord cried out to me: "That fellow's going out!" I waa bound to finish what I waa saying.

There waa Jim near the door, "He's stealing your overcoat!" cried the landlord aa Jim unbooked the coat I With an imprecation I ran to save my coat and down tbe atreet after tbe tbief. We met later in onr room much re Saturday and Sunday. Mr, Shoemaker Sr. is again able to be around after a short illness. 1 Everret and Alvin Thomas, Edith Malstead, Lois Williams, Opal Calhoun, Frede Rgister, Manilla West, Bert Pack, and Merle D.

B. MULLIKIN, M. Physician and Surgeon Ofilea at lafidaaes All calls promptly attended day or night. i Whitney gathered at the home of freshed. But we didn't have any more deprivation, for the next morning I received my remittance.

I went around to tbe restaurant and paid for tbe two Lon Pressnall last Sunday to Mrs. Nafziger and son Alvin called at the Thomas home Sunday. Frank Hynek and family visited at Grandma Hynek near Haddam Sunday. Jno. Godden and family visited Henry HerzSeld near Mahaska Sunday.

celebrate the birthdays of Vintson and Harley Pressnall. After par dinners. All I had wantfd was a little credit. 1 am aware tbat to get It 1 practiced a trick worthy of a Jailbird. But waa there any barm ao long aa 1 waa good for tbe amount? taking of and excellent dinner they held a prayer and song service which waa enjoyed by all.

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