Easton Transcript from Easton, Kansas • 2

ETaston transcript, Friday, March 17, 19td The Baptist Church Rally J. I. Murray of Easton Male The Transcript The rally of the members of e8 an Encouraging Report. 11. T.

Stafford, Publisher the Itaptist Church J. I. Murray, mayor of Easton proved a success, was uviMtor at the court house who had been kept in during the Saturday. Mr. Murray, who is Catered kcowI clu titer July 81.

1908, tin mi office it Euloa, Kinfcu, under tiit Act of March 3. 1879. SOL WINOGRAD Welcomes you to his Store when in Leavenworth, where you find winter were out. A good attend a good road enthusiast, was ask Published Eveuy Friday ance was at both the morning ed concerning the condition of i now domiciled in the County bastile. It Iras Sow developed that last fall he raised 2 chocks given him by S.

Young of Potter socu ring sotnethin over $100 of Young's money in this way. Some' way or other this deperdatiou did not come to light until after ho ensiled the forged chock at Easton. It seems that the culprit is headed for a long visit down the pike unless some' one comes to his rescue with money and influ and evening service. This county highways in north 'sect I Good Clothing and Shoes for the I lunch adopted a new system of ion of the county, and said that finance with coming of new past- the roads' were in the best of Men and Women and the children I or. Jtisa new plan whereby I shape, for any kind of travel Young Forger Apprehended Not very many days ago a young man by name of Addison Gladden walked into the Hank and presented toO.

J. Potter a check for $00.00 on a Pott er bank with the name of Leon- every member is asked to pledge The people of Easton are dili an amount is not suggested or gent good road workers and men hinted ntatul is left "to working under this direction of Sol Winograd is the Place and don't Forget ence, lie lias a lamer and oroin the member. Envelopes are pro- county engineer have kept tin ard'Hundly of Oak Mills attach er in Oklahoma who bear splen vided each member with a date roads in the best possible condit' ed thereto. Mr. Potter did not I He Makes You Satisfied before leaving the stons on each envelope anu me memo- on.

The Jefferson county olric like the looks of the man and call iala have also begun to boost for ed up the Potter bank and found good roads and one of the first that Hundlv carried no account did reputations. It is so seldom that such things hapoon in this vicinity that no little excitement was caused. The Central Protective Assoc- ers turn in one every week. Every member give something every cek is the slogan and it is working fine, according to) ventures is the work on the at the bank. Ha said to the road between Easton and Win young man that he was trying to the church treasurer, Jesse San- chester.

The highway Ins been cash a worthless check and was sure to get into serious trouble dors and the pastor is well pleas worked into first class shape ac iation is said to be behind the prosecution. ed with the manner in which the cording to report of Mr. Murray members have taken up the sys and with a go id road between torn and entered into work of tha Easton and Leavenworth travel Last Saturday night in that direction wi'l be' extent if he persisted in Ins efforts. Gladden thanked the cashier for his information and left the oank saying he was glad to know i.Vtaf. fVin tit i a n-rit liloc a the pastor prea-hed on the "Twi Jive this summer.

Post Injured In Hotel Fire Jas. Oiiphant returned from a short visit to Winchester Monday. While there he called on Eimer Smith who was very bad light of Kings" to an intei'ested THE UNIVERSAL CAR He walked over to a storekept by Streigel Bros and cashed the SEED OATS audience. There will be services at the church week ron. sun- I have a car of Oklahoma ly injured in the hotel fire at St.

day. The Sunday school is show- sr own Red Texas Seed Oats Kansas last Thursday ing new life. check and took the good coin of the -merchants fuiid him and departed. It is said that he returned to his friends and showed them quite a roll of for sale at 50c per bushel. night.

Itseems that he had a very W. H. Ode. narrow escape from burning to death. When he awoke the fire Potter, Kansas Robert Phillips came very near being seriously injured o'ie had nearly cut off all avenues of day "last week, when a tree that escape.

The only way that Last year after the first of the warm days, we could not supply Ford Cars to people who had signed contracts. They did not understand why. We" know the demand for Fords and advise you to sign an order now. chopping down fell on couiu tret out was turn a locKea US i him. lie escaped with a crippled olate irlass door.

In break in Notice All Inkling Cracker Cans be longing to B. J. Boyle -are back that laid him up for a few the class and srelting thru the days. the long green, saying he had fought a prize fight at Easton and won the fight and money both atthe same time. When Streigel Bros, turned in check at the bank they found the signature of Hundly was a The officials were notified and young Gladden was apprehended near Bethel Kans.

He was taken to the County seat, placed under a bond of SJ'200 and in default of which he ups ted to rer-nrn them at once. opening his body was badly cut. His wife went to St. Mary's and brought him home. lie was so badly injured that he had to be carried on a-cot.

It will be long before he will be able to resume his duties. Sprir.gdale News Geo. Porter was in town Tuesday. He came after garden seeds but the cold- wave 'made him think before he got homo Arthur Kimbal snd family made a flying visit to Springdale that he was rushing the season, in thoir car Friday, THE HESSE MOTOR CAR CO. Leavenworth.

Kansas iAm I r. I Miss Alma Stud was shopping 23SE in Ackerlaed one last week. Ed Hanley went to last Friday. Ed Studer spent at. und Sun.

witU the Kiinkqijberg Bros. jr. 'ri Mrs Courtney and mother spent Friday with Mrs. Henry a -J a t. -v Dorhn.

i Albert Courtney and family motored to Lsavenworth Satur OOQS oooo.o I 1 i i John Gallagher and James Let called on JohnBruneon business We invite you to inspect Show Off Well Friday. Herman Meyers dined with Albrt Said and Sunday. our Spring and Summer Alford Bromell and" sister and Mrs Chaplin and children spent Models Sunday with Sidney Bromell in Coats and Suits and wile. James Alexander of Oskalposa was around bnuday gatnermg up some of their old telephones. Dry jpi Sherman Med ill and family were ont to Spiingdale calling cn old friends.

Coats from $7.50 Up. Suits from $12 Up Black and White Checks are all the Rage Mrs S. Coii'in and daughters Mrs James HWsset' and. daughter spent Sanday afternoon with Mrs Sam Hanley. Walter Meyers and-wife, Car) Martin and wife and Mrs Said of Ackerland took dinner with their sister.

Women's Suits, black and white checks, 2 piece skirt gathered back. Coatlined throughoutwith messaline- and jatheredon bacl-witli belt, black and whits ba'l buttons. 13 0(1 "Women's black and white check suits, extra uli circular skirt; 'Norfolk Jacket, yoke effect, gathered front, paitd back, all around belt-, patch pockets trimmed with silver buttons, black silk collar.lined with extra good good quality messaline. 2o (X) Women's Suits, black and while checks, 3 piece flare skirt, gathered back. Coat lined with messallne silk, collar cufs and belt trimmed with black silk braid $1.98 Sport Skirting 55c yard Lizzie Schoinu and- her mother Mrs.

Miller called on Mrr-Wurden Friday afternoon. Embroidery 10c Hair Ribbons 25c yard Embroidery flouncing 16 inch Hair Ribbon for the school Mrs. Dennis Has-set Called on Frank Farrell Friday. You'll li the appearance of the goods in our store, the way we show them, the way they look when you get them home. It's the quality that gives them excellence.

From the Four Quarters of the Globe Come the good things we provide for our customers' tables Staples, Luxuries and Delicacies always good Trv Our Store first and be sure of the' best. Bring Your Produce This May E. Clinkihb'ear And Company Easton, Kansas James Bourke of Mt. Olivet Spcrf Skirting, a wash matec-isl 32 inches wide, used for ranking kirts or coats, "wid strips in pink and white per yard. 35c girl 5 3 4 inclie-t wide, an extra'; good grade of Taffeta, in Mark white, red, navy, alice and navy blue per yard.

25c wide, suitable for corset cover and a good assort ment of pretty, patterns per yard, 10c visited with John '-Parrel 'and wife Wednesday. Frank Hasset, wife, and son Vincent were, shopping in Leavenworth" last week. Mra. John steed and daughter Wash Materials For Spring and Summer The wash maHerial for Spring are in and a more beautiful line you never saw, Voiles, Tissue' Marquisettes, Klaxons', Lace Cloth and many other weaves in embroidered and printed I'orak, designs that vie with 1 he rfttural flower for beauty, also in stripes and figures and in combinations. It will be vrorth while to sf these pretty goods at our wash goods counter.

You are welcome whether you are ready to buy or not. Meet Me At Bell's Rest Room You are 'cordially iivited to make use of our Rest Roam and all its conveniences whenever yo are in town. Arrange to meet your friends here, if you want to write a letter yon will find! pen and, ink and paper' ready for you, if you have rome time between trains spend it here in-a comfortable chair, if you are or aot feeling well wc have a room especially arranged for yon where Wa can lie down and rest and bring tne babies we have a crib for them where they can take th4lr regular nap. Take elevator to second flcor. James Mohan and daughter Sunday.

Josephine ani Isabella Mohan, Mayrae Mosea Mrs. Win. sehwinn visited with Mrs. Adara'Fchwirn and Mrs. Dorhn Thursday afternoon, Those who took dinner with B.

Miller and wife were. Art Him bal. wife and daughter Vista and Blanch and son Arthur and Ernest Rose and wife Sunday. B. GO CO.

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