The Jennings Gazette from Jennings, Kansas • 1

NO. 48 JENNINGS, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1020 VOL. 32 A Double Wedding Get cash for your eggs, cream George Neilans Announces and poultry at the Farmers Store, George Nellans announces this A very pretty 'wedding was gone to housekeeping one half mile south of the old home. The best wishes of aH their friends are extended them and we trust they will establish good Jenningsi Kansas. week as a candidate for County nolemized Wednesday evening, Commencement The 8th grade commencement exercises were given last Friday night at the M.

E. church. Several pupils from the rural schools close in took part A few good musical numbers Horses for sale or trade for Clerk on the Democratic ticket for the coming primary. George May 19, 1920, at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. cattle. See or phone M. Nauer, Christian homes. is one of our bovs who saw over H.

Matthews, when Nets, their Jennings, Kansas. sea service in the World War and oldest daughter, became the bride Mrs. M. E. Bell, of Norcatur, Sheley is visiting ber is so well and favorably known in were given and an address by Mrs.

mother of Mr. Alva Bartlett and Helen the second daughter the bride of is here this, week visiting ber at Atchinson. Kansas, this part of the country that he Rev. Anderson on the subject I'mL ir i raj l. Mr.

GlenTice. this week. 7 needs no special indtroduction danKbter Mr8-L-A-Chenoweth I a a I One of the main points brought The brides looked charming in The Foster Lumber Co. has Pv tm omce Sattley Weeders. Bradley Cul I met i f.

I i I out was the -appeal to the young gowns of white messaline and iust received a car of Ideal Port oamce to say ne is one oi our tivators and Janesville Listers at carried bouquets of pink sweet people to secure an education, not for any Hellish motive but land Cement TOun men wno "lorougniy j. B. Colts, Oberlin, Kansas. honest and faithful to a trust and peas" and white chrysanthemums Frank Simpson is applying the verv conadentiona i all hi Casn Pald cream and because of the great value it is tied with white ribbon. The grooms wearing the conventional paintbrush to his residences in dealinirs.

No voter will make poultry at the Farmers Store, a in doing service for others. The Jennings. 7. entire address was well thought black. To the sweet strains of mistake if he casts his vote for Jennings, Kansas.

kff a a mm I ueorge ixeuans ana it wm be ap- See Bendon for all kinds of out and ably given. Kanorado will build a ew 9 the wedding march played by Miss Sadie Tice the bridal party predated by him as well as by plastering. Allworkguaranteed, $40,000 school building this sum took their places beneath a bower many friends and he'll show it if at Jennings, Kansas. I All kinds of insurance. A.

mer. of ferns and cu flowers and elected, by laboring conscient- J. Brock. Cash for your eggs, cream and iously to make a good official. while Annie Laurie was being -Get Cash for your Poultry Ernest Tacha sold his big gray 2600 pound team to Earl Browne of near Clayton last Saturday.

poultry at the Farmers Store, Eggs and Cream. Correct Jennings, Kansas." TT TT7-L1 I A neary wvauiuieier was up. weights and tests guaranteed. Ernest came in before leaving For a quick sale of your land, Selden Tuesday to look after his At Allen's Cash Market. town and divided up with the see.

the Jennings Land Co. at farm near that place. Henry editor for the Gazette for another! Mrs. J. C.

Swift and her daugh once. Irenorts that a1 shootintr affair year. Mrs. Frank Simpson is in I took place there the day before El wood Brooks has resigned Council Bluffs, Iowa, visiting her between a man by the name of softly played, Rev. BUbee, a for-, mer pastor but now of Republic City, Kansas, united the happy couples as one, the beautiful ring ceremony being used.

After congratulations they repaired to the dining room where a dainty 8 course luncheon was served. They received many-useful and beauttfuf presents. About 50 relatives and friends were present. The girls have been raised in this community and are held in high esteem by all who know them. Mr.

Alva Bartlett is the bis position as county superin daughter, Mrs. Byron Landau. Wilson, who lives at Menlo, and tendent and has accepted a posi Montgomery, a farmer living miss Ada rora was a passen near Selden. 1 It was understood tion in the Farmers National these two gentlemen had been Bank. Mr.

Brooks made the ger for Norton Monday, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. having some trouble since last county one of the best superin Harry Funk. i harvest over a land and tendents ever elected to this office Deposits of 246 national banks was finally settled Monday even- and the county ha lost an ex ter, Miss, Kate, arrived here Tuesday night from Washington, Iowa, for a visit at the home of their son and brother, John Swift. HAULING WAN TED; Am ready at all times to do any kind of hauling with truck. 'No distance too great, no load too large for us.

For rates see Glenn Rogers, Jennings, Kansas. ClydeMcCali who went to Colorado Springs, last week to work, bad his arm broken next morning after arriving there oy being thrown against the In Kansas reached a total hng by Wilson killhjg Montgom- ceptionally good officer. $194,252,000 on December 31, ery with a revolver and is now in CHICAGO, May 20. -Fifty one according to a compilation made jail at Hoxie. only son of Mr.

and Wirt Bartlett and is favorbly known4y all Jits friends. The y.frill remain on the home farm while Mr. and a' I I II' llli I II 1.1.1 ITU Mt 111 al.l potolicr byT3 W. --Boirtpan, 'sec uavmona Liavitt nas our uianks uuu pounasr ox sugar- are oeing Bankers' retaryof the Kansas for a commencement card re- sought in railroad yards here by ceived last week from Oberlin federal sgeuts. It is said that giving the names of 32 students, the sngar has'been shifted around who graduated this year from on sidetracts two weeks and, ac the Oberlin Hieh School.

Beside cording to information in the Mrs. Bartlett are taldnga'mucb needed vacation. Mr. Glen Tice Is the third son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. 0: Tice and is a returned soidier haying served 15 nionths for the army 11 months of which was "on foreign soil, they have association, resources aggregating $239,044,000 are shown in the report. Loans and discounts of the national banks amounted to $138,982,000 when the report was made. Undivided profits totaled $3,218,000. Overdrafts were only $655,000.

curbing in an auto wreck. He returned here Sunday night and Raymond we noticed the names hands of District Attorney of Edgar Winget, Julius Tacha, Charies E. Clyne, no attempt has is with his wife at the John Swift aiin WieK, vernonirom befinmade unload the carg home. cms pare oi xne county. Miss Jessie Farris had the 3 3 i zzr: misfortune to get her arm broken last week while cranking a Ford car.

THE BEATRICE Wanted: Twenty or thirty head of horses or cattle to pas ture. Phone Roy McAllasier, Cream Separator Now is thetime tr keep your valuable papers ina-Safely Deposit Jennings, Kansas. Mrs-. Mamie Hale of Norton, 'a. Who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.

Carper, for several days, returned home Tuesday night. SURPASSES ALL OTHERS Iff EFFICIENCY, SIMPLICITY and DURABILITY Don't forget you get cash for your Poultry, Eggs and cream at Allen's cash market. Phone No. 1 vsv 1 35. It is the result of experience and not of experiments.

Our lonjf Experience in handling hand cream separators has enabled us to know just what the farm NOTICE er needs -to give him the best and rupus wisntng to tane piano lessons may see ma at mv home 1- on or after June 3, 1920. Mrs. Sheley. Notice to R. W.

A. fltzkn loss'orHheft the A Do cot waikto be taught by some most efficient" service in actual us and under the exact conditions he has to contend with. We have, therefore, in -designing and building the Beatrice Cream Separator, been able to eliminate all the faults of other machines. Before Vyrchaslng a separator it will be to your interest to make inquiries, not taking our word, but' in the light 'of your present knowledge of hand separators, choose the be value for your money. We will sell the Beatrice not with words but on Its merits.

Ypu are hereby notitiied that there wilL.be a special meeting wisdom of keeping your valuable articles and papers in a Safety Deposit Vault. of the M. A. Lodge on Fri The rental of space is low, and wKat you place ip your day night, May 29, at the usual ft' meating place All members are urged to be present as business of importance will come be box is absolutely safe from fire, flood or. thief.

We would-be glad to have you see our vaults and the conveniences provided for those who use them. Interest paid on time deposits. Make farm loans, writs fire, lhrhtninir. tornado and hats' Insurance. fore the lodge.

Drv Litton, C. All notary public work accurately done. We gin you the Terjr bett banking Let Mrs. Mary Graves You titer Poultry Raisin; Experience "Three years go bought an Incuba Beatrice Cream Separatcrs are the closest skimming separator made. 1 Built strong, simple, durables Easy to run, bard to wear out.

service. Your business is appreciated. Mo loan to any officer or stockholder of this bank, strictly confidential. '-V All business Is tor, this year I've mads money. Rats i stole my baby chicks, i Didn't know until a friend gate me a cake of RAT- Th STATE BANK of JENNINGS SNAP.

Next morning found two dead I rats in hennery. Kept finding them. Suddenly they disappeared altogeth I JENNINGS. K.ALN6 E.E. AME3, Presidwit C.

E. GIBB. Cashier A. SMITH, Ylr- President P. W.

TACHA, Assistant Cashier er. It's the only sure rat killer." Take Mrs. Graven' advice. Three BANK DEPOSITORS I1ANTY FUND OP THE STATIC OP KANSAS sizes, 25c 50c, .100. Sold and guar- anteed by City Drug Stora..