The Leonardville Echo from Leonardville, Kansas • 1

VOu I. Leonardville, Kansas, Julv 10, Subscription price, $1.00 in advance, No. 33 tf 1 TAKING NOTICE! Our arrangement of gioing COUPONS with CASH PURCHASES is proving a Winner. 1 That's why a few are "bothering" themselves and incidently BOOSTING our Coupons "In the meantime9 our patrons continue to ASK FOR and appreciate THE COUPONS. Corner Drug Store The following teachers passed the recent examinations conducted by the county superintendent: The first grade certificates are valid for three years, the second for two and the third for one year.

Second Grade. Mattie Beard, Laura Gustafson Ethel Ford, Esther Holtman, Martha Huey, ly (preen-, -Bertha Ladies Aid Society The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church were royally entertained at the pleasant home of Mrs. Diefendorf the first Thursday in July.

Twenty-three members responded to roll call. Rev. Womack conducted the devotional exercises and after. the, business meeting-a short program was rendered as follows: Vocal Duet, Mrs. Si? Johnson and Mrs.

Diefendorf. Vocal Solo, Mrs. Linuie Arents. Vocal Duet, Mrs. Davis and Mrs.

S. Stone. Reading, Mrs A. Anderson. Instrumental Solo, Mrs.

Lewis Sikes. Skow Bohnenblust Miss Laura Bohnenblust was united in marriage to Harry H. Skow at Clay Center today. This was somewhat of a surprise to this office to hear of their wedding, but we wish this young couple the best of success and future happiness during their wedded life. Laura H.

Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roman Bohnenblust who live west of town. Mr. Bohnenblust was recently engaged in the general merchandise in Leonardville and Laura was one of the obliging clerks, always ready to wait upon the trade with a pleasant smile.

Miss Bohnenblust has been reared in this com-muuity and has a host of friends to wish her the best. Harry A. Skow is another, of O. M. Stewart's Country Home L.

A. Kopachek left for Kans. City, Monday morning, to get in line for some new cars. Lester Olson, L. A.

Kopachek, Henry Olson, Roy Daniels and Dewey Shillerston were Randolph Sunday, making the trip in Olson's Overland. Lester was at the wheel. Estes, Theodosia Hays, Adeline Appletrad, Alma James, Mrs. Irene Curtis, Vera Johnsmeyer, Mayme Holtman, Alma Skinner, Mary E. Pnett, Florence G.

Maxwell, Gertrude Randle, Maude Osbourn, Emma Valentine, Bess Nilson, Elsie Swanson, Ursula Senn, Nelle Wreath, Nellie Sim-nitt, Mamie A. White, Lauretta Third Grade. Gertrude Curtis, Elizabeth Hamilton, Esther Carlson, Elsie Bergs trom, Frank A. Goranson, H. A.

Moore, John W. Maun, Mabel Nider, Edith Soupene, Laura Sonaker, Susie Sharp, Lorena Belle Taylor, Ruby Travis, Mabel Sitterly, Cassie Tanner, Juanita Hoke. First Grade. M. Franc Sweet.

Democrat. the young men, who has lived Contractors Take Notice Sealed bids will be received by Rev. M. L. Womack for the construction of the Methodist church building in Leonardville.

Plans and specifications will be fouud at the Farmers and Merchants Bank. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will be received up to and including July 25th. Mail all bids to Rev. M.

L. Womack, Leonardville, Kansas. Mrs. L. Pherscn spent several days last week with her sister at Clay Center.

Mr. Phersonwent after her Sunday with August Peterson in the latter's car.i After the program a delicious five-course luncheon was serv-ed by the hostess which netted 8.10. TheS ciety adjourned to meet the first Thursday in August with Mrs. Manno Henry Olson and family are happy owners of a new Overland touring car purchased of L. A.

Kopachek, Saturday Ran McDonald has joined the bunch of motorcycle enthusiasts, having bought, himself a new Indian of "Kopie," Saturday. Cor. Sec. Arents. here all his life, and has friends galore to wish him future happiness.

Harry is one of the Skow who invented the Skow automobile patch. Miss Bohnenblust must be congratulated on the selection of one of our best young and prosperous farmers. Mrs. Henry Schwartz and children have been visiting at Randolph since the Fourth. Chas.

Schwartz returned from his trip to Oklahoma, the first of the week. Take the Echo. Mrs. Selma Bergeson and children left last Thursday for Topeka for a visit with relatives. Gas Engines.

If you need a Gasoline Engine for pumping and other purposes, better see A. H. Chaffee. We have something special in Gas Engines. The Lightening Duplex Wm.

Ford, one of our prosperous farmers, has been making numerous improvments on his place north of town, by painting, tearing down and building over, etc. Wm. has been doing the work by his lonesome and has become very efficient with the hammer, nails and paint brushes. Vacuum eaner. GASOLINE Chas.

Walker and wife made a trip to Manhattan Monday morning to attend the funoral of her aunt, Mrs. Picket, whose "King of Them All" GET THE BEST funeral was held at 9:30. Arthur ENGINES. If you need a Gasoline Engine for pumping or other purposes, better come in and see us. We have something special in Gas Price Lund came after them in a car early in the morning and they returned on the passenger.

R. F. Larson is now the owner of another Shetland pony, having purchased a spotted beauty from Fred of near Riley. AT E. F.

Peterson returned from A. CHAFFEE Anton 9 qs orun Kansas City, Monday, where he had gone for the purpose of HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS celebrating the Fourth. Nels Noble, of Rileyf went down with tw him Thursday evening..