The Wayne Journal du lieu suivant : Wayne, Kansas • 1

HP MIR Ai mE NO. 2 WAYNE, REPUBLIC COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 34, 1809. VOL. III. 31 3c 3E 0 Pay Less and Dress Better at the Royal Tailors.

Bslleville, Kan3. I have a fine supply cf fall and winter samples from The Dixie Tailoring Co. II. E. Lilly.

F. E. Way, Physician and Surgeon, Talmo, Kans. Calls attend-dc promptly day or night. 11-12 4t Blaine McDonald visited with his parents Monday.

Jim McKenzie returned from So. Dakota Sunday. Ad Dulin and family visited at Lewis Norlund's Monday. Loren Smith took supper at the Z. Keedcr home Tuesday.

Hans Engl und helped Otto Gomer butcher a hog Tuesday. Mrs. Hans Engiund and Mrs. Local and Personal. Christmas goods at Mrs.

Car- Orvillo McKenzie is building a new barn. K. Kieini opened up his restaurant und confectionery Monday. Mrs. Dan Erickson and Mrs.

Hans Englund went to Washington Tuesday. Mrs. Alvin Campbell left yesterday for a visit with her folks in Oklahoma. Ed Ekstrom and wife took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

John Elc-st'rom Monday. Only two fur coats loft. I want to keep one and sell one to you. E. K.

Erickson. D. C. Eldridge and wife took wish our readers the Compliments of the Season. fill Dan Erickson went to Washington Tuesday.

Mrs. C. F. Koszell called on Grandma Koszell Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

T. P. Teagarden called on Mrs. Koy Teagarden Tuesday afternoon. ALL and get one of our beautiful calendars, which ive are giving to paid-in-advance subscribers.

dinner with their, daughter, Mrs. Ed Ekstrom, Sunday. Mrs. I). S.

Hazen left Tuesday morning for Bedford, Iowa, where she will spend the holidays. Geo. Kellogg, wife and daugh ter, Lizzie, took dinner with J. Settle and family Sunday. C.

W. Marleyof Gregory, So. Dakota, was in and paid his sub scription last Friday. Elihu Kellogg came in last Fri and paid up for the Joukxal until February 1911. Alfred Forhney and family spent Saturday at the Lars Newman home.

Bert Walton and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Koszell.

Mrs. Carl Anderson called on Hans Abraham Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Ekstrom and son, Cecil, and Viola Fickel went to Concordia Monday. S.

Long was in town Wednesday for a load of coal. Ho says there is a coal famine in Agenda. Mrs. E. A.

Campbell and Maggie Culver visited with Mrs. A. Mc-Kenzic last Thursday. Mrs. Art Campbell visited her sister Mrs.

Grant Campbell last Thurday. Mrs. Hans 'Engl und spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Holmberg. Chas.

Holmberg and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and 0 See Mrs. Carpenter for toys and 33E rz appropriate Christmas gifts. Mrs. liovvcrsox, Mrs.

Martin and Mrs. Palmer made a business trip to Washington Saturday. Several of our correspondents were too late with their items to have them published this week. Fok Salu: A young span cf mules about 5 months old. Will fill sell cheap if sold soon.

2 tf C. F. Koszell Fred Boeder and family of Colorado canin Thursday morning to spend the holidays with Fred's Will soon be here and have you been doing your shopping early and from first selections? If not, there is still time to hurry before all the nicest things are taken by your "up and a'going" neighbor. We have a new and up-to-date line of tarents. Geo.

Smith, who has been visit ing with his father Stokes Smith and family, several weeks, returned home Tuesday. Hans Nelson had a fine lot of Mrs. Ed Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.

Holmberg called on Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson Sunday evening. John Abraham and Minnie League spent Sunday evening at the Ed Johnson home. Mrs.

Hans Englund called on her sister, Mrs. Carrie League Sunday evening. C. I). Flick, from near Agenda, visited with his sister, Mrs.

McDonald, Tuesday. Ed Ekstrom, wife and daughter, Ethel, took dinner with Mr. und Mrs. J. Ekstrom Monday.

Mrs. Otto Gomer and son, Manuel, called on Mrs. Chas. Holm Jewelry Watches Clocks Silverware Knives Game Boards Mouth Harps Sleds and Skates Nickleplated Ware Enameled Ware Washers, Wringers cissors berg Saturday. Daniel Lingren and wife took dinner with Mrs.

C. League and And what not, all at prices within the reach of the smallest pocketbook. You can' buy our Silver- family Friday. Mrs. Geo.

Palmer spent Tues day afternoon with Mrs. C. singl ware in sets or Bowersox. piece Earl League, Georgie Kellogg furniture shipped in last week, and they started housekeeping in one of Olof Englunds houses. We received a check from County Attorney W.

I). Vance -Tues-tlay morning paying his subscription to the Journal to 1911. J. M. Shepard came in Tuesday and paid up his subscription one year in' advance, which entitled him to one of our beautiful calendars, which he said was the nicest thing he had ever saw.

T. P. Teagarden attended the Farmers' Institute at Belleville. Ho says the program was good, but the attendance very small. It would not near come up to the interest taken at the institute at this place.

The Wayne Creamery desires to Jet out on contract the taking up of ice this season to the lowest responsible bidder, bids to be in before New Year. The company reserves all right to reject any or all bids. Inquire of E. K. Erickson.

C. W. Marley and wife left Saturday morning for Belleville, where they will visit a few days before returning to their home in Gregory, S. I). They were accompanied as far as Cuba by Mrs.

A. D. Boszell and daughter. and Fred Danielson went to Talmo Sunday evening. Special Discount on Stoves in stock during the Holidays.

Ernest Campbell and wife took Records will be GoJd for Cash dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Orville McKenzie Sunday. Martin Powell went to Burr Oak sayss-- til ll Tuesday evening to spend Christmas with home folks. BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GOODS OF Clifford Powell spent Monday night with grandmother, Mrs.

McKenzie. Mrs. A. Mary on. E.

C. Riepen Dealers in Hardware G. implements, Way were chopping in Concordia Wayne, Kens. Tuesday. Geo.

Kellogg came in one day iiHgiiiiHBHn this week and paid his subscription and one for a friend in Missouri..