White City Register du lieu suivant : White City, Kansas • 8

THE WHITE CITY REGISTER Obituary. Vote For Mrs. Lalla Maloy Srigham. for '7 County Treasurer Democratic Ticket AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday will close the special meetings. The morning service will be conducted by the women and girls.

Mrs. Wilson will deliver, the sermon upon the theme, "The Face of Jesus." We are expecting something good of the ladies if they equal the, men and boys two weeks ago in their special service. Sunday evening the subject will be, "Christ at the Door." The Young Peoples' Bible Class will hold their business and social meeting next Monday evening, the place to be announced later. The little song service by the children last Sunday morning under the direction of Miss Williams was splendid and enjoyed by all. It is an inspiration to hear these little ones singing the Spiritual songs.

The ladies' meeting at the parsonage last Thursday was enjoyed by ail-About thirty were in attendance. A good program of music and literary numbers was rendered and a pleasant social hour with refreshments afterward. These meetings are growing both in interest and attendance. The ladies' class defeated the men in the contest, and are expecting to be entertained by the men. Come, now men, get busy! They that lose must make good.

Give us another trial sisters, and the treat will be on you. Tourist fares to Texas 3 Tickets for sale daily final limit May 31st 1917 Stop-overs at pleasure within final limit Austin 29.45 Galvestcn f81.80 20 (50 Houston. 8180 Eagle Pass. Laredo 85.60 EI 89 95 San 29.45 Ft. Worth.

20.C.0 Waco 28.00 Service that serves William F. Angstead son of Amelia and John Angstead was born in North Hampton county, Pennsylvania, March 20, 1840. When a young boy he, with his parents, moved to Brighton, Iowa, where they lived a number of years. At the age of 21 he enlistd in the Civil At the age og 21 he enlisted in the Civil war, Co. 7th Regiment of Iowa voluntary Cavalry.

Soon after enlisting he was appointed Second lieutenant of his Regiment, and ser ved until he was discharged in June 1866. He was united in marriage to Miss hoebe Ruth Hadley, October 17, 1867 at Richland Iowa. To this union was born seven children, Elmer, who died in infancy, Mrs. Flora Moore. Tobias, Luke Angstead, White City, Emma Stout.

Wichita, John J. Angstead White City. Ruth Sands, St. Louis, Mae Clarke Gridley, California. Tn 1872 they moved to Fillmore county, Nebraska, where they lived until his wife departed this life, January 16, 1910, after which he made his home with his son John, till his marriage to Mrs.

Mina Thornburg, of Western Nebraska, who survives him. He was converted at the age of 27 and united with the M. E. church, and ater became a member of the Friends 'ihureh, in which he was recorded a Minister of the Gospel, preaching ov-pr thirty years. He departed this life it the home of his son Luke Angstead October 4, 1916, aged 76 years, 6 14 davs.

During his declining days he was very patient and grateful, and was ready and anxious to go to inherit the Mansion prepared for him. et no one realized the end was so near, as he seemed as well as usual and enjoyed his noonday meal, only a few hours before his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Estella Hammond pastor of Friends church. The remains were ta- cn to Tobias, for burial.

Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our thanks to our dear friends, who so kindly assisted us in our sad bereavement. God grant that when the Angel of Death hall invade your homes, you may have the aid, sympathy and comfort as true a circle of friends, as you have been to us. L. L.

Angstead and wife. J. J. Angstead and family. Mrs.

J. W. Moore. Mrs. A.

H. Stout. Mrs F. B. Clark.

Mrs. Ruth Sands. Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Jones of Coun cil Grove were in White City Tuesday enroute for Wichita, where they were going to attend the convention of Odd "ellows and Rebeccas. Eugene Weirick went to Emporia Saturday. Come in now and save 20 per cent on your photos. Nov.

30 th. price goe up. the mean time FREE with each $5 order or more one 7x11 Portrait. Pennells Studio Junction City Kan. For berths, reservation, train service or any travel information see or write R- (1.

Holiida-, Ticket Agent While Kansas Jill Presbyterian Annoncements. Friday evening, the Endeavor Social, which'' was postponed from last week, will be held at the Geo. Torge--on home. Regular services next Sunday. Rev.

Rink always has a good thought as a nucleus of each sermon. Attend once and you won't need urging to 'ome again. Tuesday, the 17th, is the day Lawyer Hamer, mayor of Emporia, will be here to speak to the men. Special collection will be taken in Sunday School Sunday the 22nd, for of those suffering in the war zones. The scholars are asked to eny themselves something and give that money otherwise spent, or do some extra work and offer wages arned, if they do not otherwise have an offering.

Rev. Pink now. preaches each Sun-lay afternoon at the Presbyterian church, three miles this side of Wil-sey. Prayer and conference Wednesday at 7:30. Study book of Romans.

Choir practice Wednesday at 8:31. Wilsey Cottage mjetings this week as follows: Tuesday evening Brownell Wednesday Pollock Thursday Sanford Friday Campbell led by different laymen; object to pray for reviva' in our midst. Bible school Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Preaching at 3:30 Good services last Sunday. Swartz Strahl went to Kansas City last Friday and closed a real estate deal in which the George farm south of town was sold to C. C.

Blythe 8 We are Prepared to handle your grain quickly and easily, and to pay the highest market prices at all times. We also carry a complete line of mill feed and flour. Shepherd Grain Co. 795 Model 85-4 f.o.b.ToUdo G. W.

SIMPSON HE ASKS FOR YOUR VOTE FOR PROBATE JUDGE He is asking for his first term, and if you think he is efficient, capable and worthy he will appreciate your support, in the election November 7th. REPUBLICAN TICKET. National. For President, CHARLES EVANS HUGHES For Vice-President, CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS.

State. Justice Supreme Court, 1. SILAS W. PORTER, 2. JUDSON W.

WEST. For Governor ARTHUR CAPPER. For Lieutenant Governor W. Y. MORGAN.

For Secretary of State J. T. BOTKIN. For State Auditor, FRED W. KNAPP.

For State Treasurer, WALTER L. PAYNE. For Attorney General, S. M. BREWSTER.

For Supt. Public Instruction, W. D. ROSS. For Supt.

of Insurance, C. J. WILSON. For State Printer, W. R.

SMITH. For Congressman Fourth District, CLYDE W. MILLER. For State Senator, ARTHUR CROCKER. For' Judge Eighth Judicial District, R.

L. KING. For Representative, CHARLES NORDEEN. County Ticket. Treasurer, W.

W. ASKREN. County Attorney, H. E. SNYDER.

Probate Judge G. W. SIMPSON County Clerk, LEE. A. MOSER.

-Clerk of District Court, MRS. LURA D. KEITH. Sheriff R. A.

WOOD Surveyor, ARTHUR SMITH. Supt. of Schools, F. H. MANNING.

Commissioner Second District, P. W. GOOD. Commissioner Third District, S. W.

STRANATHAN. Coroner, Dr. B. E. MILLER.

Trustee, L. G. SCOTT. Clerk, W. J.

HARRIS. Treasurer, H. C. NORTH. Justice of Peace, R.

E. SWARTZ. Constable, A. E. ALLEN.

A picnic for the Katy employees was held at Parsons Saturday. special train went through here Sat urday morning. Mr. Kurtze and fam fly attended. Mrs.

Ethel Fisher is very ill at the Ralph Isemans home. Dickman went to Kansas City 'Wednesday to attend the 'American Royal stock show. iuis. uun, iir. unu iurs.

i H. C. Evans and-Miss Alfa Williams1 motored, to Eerington Friday. Hf- 1 ir Miss Ruth Strickler spent Saturday and Sunday in Emporia. Rer.

Meffert last Friday to White City from Utah where he spent the summer at the home of son. of '795 Model 85-4 f.o.l. Toledo i ft kit Tkiiik of It 112 Inch Wheelbase! IS It has the famous -Overland 35 horsepower motor Now at the height of its development More than a quarter of a million in use Driving automobiles than any other motor of its power ever designed. And never before has anyone anywhere ever built so bis, fine and comfortable a car The wheelbase is 112 inches. It has cantilever springs and four inch tires.

And the price is $795. See us at oncer they are selling faster than we can get them. Model 85-6, six cylinder 35-40 horsepower, wheelbase $925. anywhere' near so low a price. to sell for PIONEER GARAGE, PHONE NO.

8 Mintern Simmons DealersWhite City, Kansas The Company, Toledo, Ohio "Mad.laU.S.A." Mr. Meffert will spend the winter 1 .1 i i i i 1 oere at me uome 01 nis aaugnier, i Mrs. Fraser. '7 5.