The Leonardville Echo from Leonardville, Kansas • 6

give you a 1st class 3 reel show Saturday night. Our i egular operator will be with us again next week. Wishing you will overlook our mistakes. We thank you for your liberal patornajre. every corner, "Ohlen Garrison's married." Mrs.

Ohlen Garrison is the daughter of Mrs. Mary the proprietor of the Helms Boarding House. Mrs. Garrison has grown up in this community and has many friends. Hazel has always been a very pleasant girl to meet and we wish for her the best of success and happiness during her wedded life.

Ohlen Garrison is our mail carrier on route one and needs no introduction by us to the public. Ohlen's parents live at Hominy, and Ohlen left for that place, Monday, for a visit Ohlen will also visit his sister, Mrs. Coffee, at Sopher. Okla. The Green Defeats Leonard.

Last Sunday the Green team took the Leonardville boys down the line to the tune of 6 to 3. The game was a very interesting one from the start to finish although numerous errors were visible all the way through, especially- on the Leonardville's end of playing1. Green played a good article of ball and had Leonard played as well, in the field, the score would of indicated a different figure, probably favoring Leonard ville. J. Bohnenblust hurt his back along about the seventh inning and Lind was substitued for Leonardville.

Bohnenblust had pitched good ball up until the time when his back was sprained. Lind did very well. Harry Clark pitched for Green and worked in his usual good form, although being hit pretty hard the Green boys always seemed to be where the ball went and gobbled them in. CROOK 1H CHEEK, Miss Ida Peterson was visiting the first of the week with her sister in Leonardville. Ehart Weider was a Kansas City visitor the first of the week.

Myrtle, Alice and Alfred Kunze, Gilbert, Julius, Albert and Adah Olson, Lee Craig and Stella Bergeson spent Sunday evening with Mr. aud Mrs. Lawrence Kunze. Fred Weider and wife, and Walter, Esther and Willie Peterson took dinner with Mrs Weider Sunday. Mrs.

Chas. Johnson called ou her sister Mrs. Gust Ed-gren on Fancy Creek Friday. Ella Larson visited with Ruth Peterson Sunday afternoon. Ellen and.

Alice Peterson spent Sunday at the Frauk Lund home in Lasita. Hilda Anderson called on Mrs. August Larson Monday W. II. Ne wman and Co.

Rev. Womack United Them in the Holy Bonds of Wedlock. At the Methodist Parsonage last Friday evening at the hour of ten occured the marriage of Miss Hazel Helms to Mr. Ohlen Garrison, both of this place. This was "indeed a surprise to their friends, even to the most intimate ones, but in some unknown way, some of the boys had found out about it at the last minute, having gone up to the parsonage beforehand with flash lights, bells, guns and other un-noiseless articles.

The majority of the people were bobbing their heads out of the doors, wondering if the Commanche indians were really turned loose, but they soon learned the cause of the excitm nt The expression was heard on VMOX. Will Bond, Edward Maxwell and Fred Byarlay went fishing Friday night and caught a mess of fish. Belva Coltharp spent Saturday night visiting with Marjorie Anderson in Leonardville, Ernest Coltharp and Merlyn and Marjorie Anderson visited Max and Alice Smith Sunday afternoon. Jack Bohnenblust went to Green Sunday afternoon. S.

Thompson and Sam Goodwin were in the neighborhood Sunday afternoon. Wm. Simpson and family spent Sunday with Faber Simpsons of Olive Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

Day and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Anderson and family ate Sunday dinner with Wm. Coltharp and family. James and Wm.

Coltharp were in Clay Center Saturday. Fred and Alpha Byarlay ate with Mrs. Maxwell and family Friday.1 A load of Union boys went over to Laurel Hill Friday afternoon to play ball. The result was a victory for the Laurel Hill boys. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Finley spent Sunday with Faber Simpson and family of Olive Hill. Leland Srack and Merlyn Anderson were calling in this neigh bride did not accompany the groom on his trip, but is helping her mother at the boarding house. Ohlen, before leaving, bought the Walter Bohnenblust property in town. He intends to be gone about two weeks, and then the happy young couple will go to housekeeping in the new home.

This office as well as a host of friends wish this couple the best I of success. afternoon. LEE. Ruth and Esther Peterson helped Mrs. John Carlson with her work last week.

Evelyn Edgren from Fancy Creek was visiting with her A. W. LOVENE, M. Across Street From P. O.

Eyes Accurately Tested grandma. Mrs. Claus Carlson, 1 borhood Thursday afternoon of Glasses Properly Fitted Of ice 47 last week. L. L.

Kunze and wife entertained company for dinner Sun ast Res. Phone 77. Newman 48 Belva Coltharp, Olive Arents day. and Max Smith attended Gladys Johnsons birthday party in Leonardville Saturday afternoon, and Real Estate Transfers The following transfers were report a fine time. recorded for Mannhattan: Harry Colwell and wife ate New Trains to Colorado Willigm Christensen to E.

L. Sunday dinner with John Simpson and family. Wilholt, lot 490 in ward 3 for $2,500. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Walker and ittle daughter Olive attended a big dinner at Lasita Sunday, Misses Florence and Ruth Max Sure are some busy people a-round here. Some of the men are going over their corn the second time. Women are busy canning cherries, goosebeories and mulberries. Mrs. F.

M. Carlson entertained theL. A. S. last Thursday afternoon: Frauk Watson and Ran McDonald were out trading horses one day last week.

Mrs. Lyman White spent Friday with her parents Wm. Springers. Everett Henderson is our mail man while Ohlen is away on his C. V.

Peterson and family visited Sunday afternoon with John Ericksons. Jake Springer and wife from across the river visited several days with Wm. Springers. Victor Johnson and a force of men are working the roads this week which is well needed in places. We made a mistake when we said Miss Byarlay of Bala had contracted for our school.

Her application was not accepted. GRAND VIEW. Whewl but this is cold weather for June. Mrs. Lida Griffiths sister and her husband from western came Monday for a visit.

well spent Sunday with the home folks. Mrs. E. A. Maxwell and family and Will and James Bond spent Sunday with Geo.

Coltharp and family. Wm. Simpson of Laurel Hill Commencing June 8 Via Union Pacific Standard Road of the West Leave Kansas City 10:00 p. Arrive Denver 3:50 p. Faster time than any other Colorado train.

Library observation and compartment drawing rooms, sleeping card with individual berth, lights and electrical fans. Dining cars, Seeel Chair cars, Electric Lighted Throughout. Other trains leave Kansas City 10:30 a. m. and 6:00 p.

arriving Denver 6:40 a. m. and 12:15 noon. VISIT ESTES PARK OR CHEROKEE PARR A delightful onting of a few weeks or the entire summer may be had at very moderate expense. Write for our booklet "Beautiful Estes Park" or "Colorado for the Tourist" telling all about these outings.

Sl7i50 Denver, Colorado Springs and return 27il0 Estes Park and return, including auto stage Hermose and return, Cherokee Park! I. Hacker to Blizabeth M. Knox, lot 574 in ward 3 for $2, 600. E. L.

Wilholt to C. A. Seweli, lot 590 in ward 3 for $2,600. J. B.

Floersch to Ella Moore, lot 655 in ward 3 for $3,500. E. B. Pnrcell Trading Co. to Lillian M.

Schoenleber, lot 138 in ward 3 for $1,500. Lucy May and husband to Charles Betggren, lot 304 in ward 3 for $500. W. E. Butler to E.

L. Wilholt. the north 100 Jeet of lots 657 and 658 in ward 3 for $2, 500. In Riley county the following transfers were recorded: Jessie H. Clark to E.

N. aod N. H. Nelson, 3 acres in 36-9-6 for $250 E. B.

Coffman to A. Helper, 58.38 acres in 36-9-7 for $12,000, called at John Simpsons Saturday. "Humanity's Appeal." Over there in West Virginia Underneath the very throne Of our nations one big workshop And men who slave, and never drone. Men are hired by moneyed inter ests To dig up the dirty ore That has made men many million A. Fritson to Pet Melgren, Wl-2 of SE 1-4 of 1-6-7 for $3,050.

Now their slaves are getting sore. Two transfers were recorded for Riley: For fares ta other Western points and full information relative to routes, limits, stopovers, side-trips, call on local agent or address Do we wonder why they are an H. H. Gravenstein to Sarah gry? Phillips lots 10 and 11 in block 29 Do we wonder why they are for $75. sore? S.

A. Prddeford toIJenryMey Just because the great big rascals er, lots 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 in ward Can't harrangin them anymore. W. K.CUNDIFF Assistant General Passenger Agent 901 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo 15 for $250. ftmamo Pacific Exposition The rich man calls it honor Commercial Club of Top Ji When he holds dominion A set of honest workmen Miss LaVerne Forseman went to Topeka Tuesday after a several months stay with her sister, Mrs, C.

Gravensteih. Rev. Boyer and family came out from Riley and went fishing with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wednesday.

Mr3. Adelia Gustine. Visited her daughter," Mrs. Kflbonrne, from Wednesday until Sunday. Alec White of California has been visiting relatives and friend here for several days.

Miss Belle Davies returned to her: home in Manhattan Friday, after a visit of several weeks with her grandparents, r. and rs. John Hibner. Charlie Miller was in the neighborhood Sunday. eka June 27th.

The City of Topeka's Com When in fact it is a bore. mercial Club is sending a train These men demand protection out over the U. P. and L. K.

From Slavonic ties that bind and W. Railroads. The train Them down to slave and struggle with about 75 members will be through Leonardville June 27, at 9:40 a. from fhe west. Underneath our silent eyes.

Slavery was abolished in 1861 So our history tells us But in fact its just begun "THE LAND MEN" Leonardville, Kansas and makes a ten minute stop. For the man that has to stug- See them go through. OPERETTA JUNE 26, gle And he hasn't any mon. Those from a distance who attended Children's Day exercises By Miss Swarfs Pupils. were: Ivan Hudson and wife, Farm Loans, 6 per cent straight.

No commissions, 3, 5, 7 or 10 years, just as you want it. Suit yourself. We also have some good farms for sale. NOTICE To Sir Dome Patrons Miss Swart will give her Rev. Boyer, H.

Johnsmeyer and wife and Nora of Riley and John Operetta at the opera house June 26, 1913. An admission Owing to the absence of our operator we have been having fee of 10 and 15c will becharg COME IN AND SEE and wife of Silver Creek. Miss Oberhelman of Leonardville is helping Mrs. Ed Johnsmeyer with her housework. some little trouble with our picture machine.

But we are trying it out and will try and ed. Remember "the date and come out..