The Kensington Mirror from Kensington, Kansas • 5

Merchant Jarvis, of Phillipsburg, is a Kensington business visitor today. Our reduction on winter goods con School Shoes FOR tinue the remainder of February. Barron Mer. Co. For Sal: A MluoeapolU threhin otfit complete, For further particular P.

Dettmer. Adf. Geo. Walker, the Clay Center horse buyer, was here last Monday and sue-ceeded in buying six head of horses from the farmers. D.

Doff left last Moaday morn' ing for.c Sabetha, Kansas, where he will spend some time visiting at the Hugh Duff home and with other rela and tives and friends at that place. We know that we have the best Schoef Sheet that we have ever carried. They are made of solid leather and are the kind that wear and fit. The "POPE'S" range in price from $160, the one shewn above, to $286. Five Models, in all the highest grade motorcycles built.

Magneto and Free Engine Clutch on all models. Fr sie iy LaFever Mauloby. Fred Diggins, Mrs. D. D.

Smith and cnas. uettmer who nave been very I sick for the oast few weeks, wc arc sorry to report do not show much in provement at the present time. Dr. Rich, of Omaha, Nebraska, was Boys Shoes Girls Shoes $1.75 to $2.50 $1.50 to $2.25 I here last Saturday in consultation with Mr. and Mrs.

M. W. Smedley were Dr. Pearson regarding the illness oi Smith Center visitors Monday. 1 Mrs.

b. Haibert, who has been in Miss Mabel Boyd went to Agra last very poor health for several months. Sunday for a visit at the Fred Wis-man home near that city. Saturday Special: We have aniira Sam Bowlin came down from Almena Tuesday morning for a visit at the Wm. Hale home.

Athol citizens are.investigating of an advanced step by a system of electric lights in that city. You can get doughnuts on Tuesday and Friday and Cream Puffs on Wednesday of each week at the Klenzle Bakery. Adv. berof Christmas cishes left, while they last your choice of these with Good glasses for bad eyes. Perfect fit guaranteed.

Adv. Jim, the Dutch Dtuggist, Wm. Westerman and wife returned each 2.00 cash purchase, Saturday Adv. Barron Mer. Co.

We Give With Each Pair a Nice Little Knife in a leather case. t- Duff Clothing Company. home last Thursday morning from a two weeks visit at Rexford, Kansas, A box supper will be held at the Sunnyside school house on Friday evening, February 27th. Miss Emma Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Norton, Mrs, Luther Hall and Mrs. Emmett Kirk Ahlften, of this city, is the teacher visited with friends in Agra last Tues this, school and she invites everybody day. to attend and bring baskets. For Sale: 160 acres of land 10 miles Mrs. John Bane came down from Norton last Thursday morning for a a week's visit with her folks southeast of this city.

County Health officer Dr. Relihan and Probate Judge Jule Jarvis were over from Smith Center last Saturday attending to official business. Dr. Pearson reports the following births: A boy to' Mr, and Mrsl Richard Hallock on February 13th; and a girl to Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Emme on Feb A peculiar and somewhat- mysteri north and 2 miles east of Fairly well improved. Price $70t0. ous hog transaction occured in this city the latter part of last week that Colorado Cal. Ju.t received a car of Bear W.

T. Johns, Athol, Kansas. Adv, A Snap. See our canned goods special for 160 acres in 1 1-2 miles of Kehsing- Mer. Co.

Adv. ton. This is a fine laying farm and Chas. W. Hull, of Toneka.

was a River Jas. Strong returned home Friday has caused considerable discussion among our people. The different ctnriVo in rptrarrl in Vw rap malt a it This ia an extra nice coal Fuater Lumber Co. well improved. See Peter visitor at the John Duff home last; Ekk Coat.

Try it. Adv. For Sale: night from Kansas City where he accompanied a carload shipment of hogs for price. Adv. Saturday.

(impossible to get the definite facts i i i i ruary 15th. from his yards, the fore part of the A good single nurse d0-j overseer Albert Brunow last Mrs. filf-n VnvW nnrt Misa Rlanrhe and as no lepal stens have been taken week. Trump. A(lv-1 week completed the work of putting Tipton, of Agra, visited with friends in the this paper is not at The public sale of manure spreaders Patrick McGinnis, an aged resident in two iron bridges in the Rice neigh-, in this city last Saturday.

I liberty to make mention of the names 'CV; Eberst'ein was a Fairbury, Nebraska, business visitor Friday. of the Steeleville community, died at borh0(KL No other flour gives better sati8fac-iff nor of the at the McDaniel Implement store last Saturday afternoon attracted a number of the farmers. Five of the spreaders were disposed of to the farmers of this vicinity in this manner. Miss Winnie Cowan was home from tion than Kensington Flour, so use the the home of his son-in-law, Frank Vibber, last Monday morning, Febru Clay Center last Saturday and Sunday best, it costs no more. Adv.

Henry Bfandes went to Kansas City last Monday morning for a few days visit, in that city. ary 16th. visiting with her folks, Postmaster Cowan and wife. Go to Barron Mer. Co.

or J. C. he Old motto is improved upon in this modern age by "When you do succeed, try, try, This present spirit is just as necessary as that Dr. Bilby, reports the following We Stop at the mill for your corn. births for this week: A girl to Mr.

Tom Robertson went to Kansas City Woods for Kensington Flour, they are the only merchants in town that han and Mrs. Fred Schween on February of the old axiom. We cannot live on will save yo.u money, a small profit is all we want Adv. K. K.

Allen went to Norton last 4th; and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mrs.

Jas. Grauerholz and Norva went to Smith Center Tuesday afternoon for a visit at the Trube Reese home. Anthony Hall, of Fowler, Colorado, arrived in this city last Monday morning for a visit with his brother, Luther, and his many Kensington friends. last Tuesday morning to spend a few days attending the automobile show being held in that city this week. dle our flour.

They also have a fine line of groceries, and you will make no mistake by trading with them. the past, but should go on to greater and better things. No past deed of Froman on February 18th. night for a few days visit at the home virtue or loyal effort should suffice. Fred Myers, brother of Mrs.

Frank Kensington Mill Co. Adv. of his George and Yocum, arrived at this place last Fri Eflctl day brings its own duties and responsibilities, which faithfully per- For AbHtract work see Henry A In a letter received from Curt Scott day from Shoshone, Idaho, for a short I will have a carload of No. 1 prairie hay on tract the last of this week or the first of next at $15.00 per ton at car. Adv.

H. Westerman. Abstracter. Smith Center. Kan of Paso Robles, California, this week visit He had been employed as lino Keep in mind the date of Albert formed enables us to bravely face the t.

Pricea reason ble. Ad. the Mirror is informed that the Scott vuoavci a uiu uiiunt saie tuesuav. tnmnirnw. type operator on a large newspaper To tin lfr.A Mmt r9 rwvxnmtm.

i -1 Miss Delia Bellamy came down from Almena this morning for a few in that city for the past several months. family are well pleased with their home in that state. Curt says the a mi gi, iioi JI1 UJCI IJT IU VHP I Leeper came up from Ottawa, pose of consisting of horses, cattie T. Dn Bilby and Glen Robertson ex days visit with her Kensington friends. Report reaches us that a change Kansas, last Saturday morning to at- and farm Implements.

grass is as green as in June and that the gardens are beginning to look has been made in the ownership of tend to some business matters and tor perienced a very thrilling accident last Monday and one which proved very fortunate that neither of jlhem were injured. Robertson was driv The disagreeable weather of last Thursday compelled C. J. Stants to the Smith County Pioneer at Smith Center, a deal beine made the latter a visit with his many friends. He re turned home Monday morning.

Ralph McCracken, member of the Masonic lodge of this city, and Art Fisher a member of the Kirwin lodge left from this place last Tuesday morn ine. The Embroidery Circle of the King's postpone his public sale for one week, part of last week by which W. H. and ing Dr. Bilby on a professional call, the same being held at his place south east of this city today.

Daughters Class were delightfully en in his automobile, the trip being George Wood disposed of his residence property in the west part of town last week to Mrs. R. S. Dunlap, ing lor Topeka to attend a session of: Arthur Nelson disposed of their two-thirds interest in the paper to T. C.

Badger. The Masonic lodge of this city which the vicinity of Naponee, Nebraska, and when near that place while driv tertained at the home of Miss Hazel Wolfe last Thursday evening. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by was organized several weeks ago, re' of the Tyner neighborhood, who will i the grand lodge being held there this week. I Barron and Woods handle Kensing-' occupy me same as soon as some im Miss Alta Haibert Miss Meta Baird The members and guests of the 'regressive Card Club were enter provements are made to the property. ceived their Charter today, the same being granted at the grand lodge convention bein r.

held in Topeka this will be hostess to the class on Friday tained by Miss Ruby Kasson last Mon The wolf hunt south and west of evening, February 27th. day evening. Miss Aita Marie Hai this city yesterday "was attended by bert, George Bilby and Wm. Kennedy A attorney was in Kensing big crowd and two less coyotes are Kensington has a new marshal and ton Flour so when buying your groceries let a sack of "Best Yet" flour head the list, if you want the very best It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Kensington Mill Co.

-Adv. The revival meetings at the Christ numbered among those in that vicin street commissioner, C. McCarter be ton Tuesday securing evidence against the insurance and loan company that were successful in carrying off the honors of the evening. At a late hour a dainty lunch was served. ity.

Oscar Watts and Gus Bierman ing at the rate of fifteen miles per hour, one of the front wheels of the machine came off letting the front of the machine down on the ground but fortunately did not turn over and both escaped with only a bad scare as a result of the mishap. How Are Your Kidneys? One of the beat doctors Id Des Moinen, Iowa, has put up some Kidney Pills for us that he used to great success In his practice. We guarantee them to give entire satisfaction or refund your money. Adv. Jim, the Dutch Druggist.

1 the honor of bagging the big game of ing appointed to that position at the regular meeting of the city officials Tuesday night. The place was made Those present were Misses Jane Sar did considerable business at this place about two years ago and which failed to fullfill teeir promises in carrying the hunt. ian Church, conducted by Wm. ClineJ gent Hazel Wolfe, Mcta Baird, Alta The show, "The at the Marie Haibert, Ethel Rorabaugh, Mrs. opera house last rnday merit was Walter Houtz, and Messrs.

George out their contracts. The charter of the company was taken away some time ago and they have not been al-' highly appreciated by the big audience which attended the play. This was Bilby, Cecil Steele, Wm. Kennedy, George McGee, Cloyce' Len VanStavern and Henry Santrock. lowed to do business in the state for the past several months.

are sua in progress and are being attended by large audiences of our people each evening. Mr. Cline is a very forcible worker of the gospel and his sermons are highly appreciated by our people. If you are not attending the meetings yod are invited to do so. Jack Chance added another victory to his record as a wrestler, last Tues one company that determined to keep the audience entertained all the time and between acts of the play some- good specialties were given.

iR.G. Ahlborn, President. Leroy Kennedy, Cashier, Henry Westerman, Vice President W. S. Kennedy, Ass't.

Cashier W. W. Sanford and wife, of Gage, day night when he met Chas. Wilson. Oklahoma, arrived at this place last the Kansas City wrestler, at the opera Thursday night for a month's visit with their folks, the J.

W. Schween family and other relatives and friends. house in this city. Jack won the first I two falls, the first in fifteen minutes time and the second in about twenty I minutes work. The match proved It has been six years since Walt has Condensed Statement of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kensington, Kansas, at he close of business, January 13, 1914.

been in Kensington and he informs us that he notes a big change in our city. very interesting to the audience pres ent but it was evident from the first Misses Letha and Gertrude Quin- that Jack had the better of the bout, as Wilson seemed to be too light for tard, Lura Kasson and Veva Marley left Monday morning for Kansas City Liabilities: Resources: vacant by the resignation of Carl Korenke. Ola Scott loaded a car with his personal property last Tuesday and shipped to Dresden, Kansas, where he lately purchased a quarter section of land and where he expects to make his future home. He has rented his farm south of this city to Guy Crozier for the coming year. A wrestling match will be held at the Robertson Garage next Wednesday night between Bill Chance of this place and Ray Richardson, of Oakley, Kansas.

Mr. Richardson holds the lightweight championship of western Kansas and eastern Colorado, and the bout promises to be a good one. Miss Eleanor Clark, sixty-two years of age and who has been making her home with the R. M. Strong family in Swan township, was adjudged insane by Probate Judge Jarvis last Saturday.

Sheriff Farriscame over from Smith Center Tuesday night and took her to Topeka the next morning where she will be placed in the state institution at that place. The wolf hunt south of this city, in Valley township last Friday, proved a failure as far as any wolves being killed. A large crowd was present to participate in the hunt and all the lines were well guarded except the southeast one. The wolves which have reported numerous in that section however seemed to have taken to the brush as not one was seen by tiwcrowtij Jack. The result of this match en-! titles Jack to claim the right to meet I to spend a couple weeks time in the wholesale millinery house learning Capital Stock Paid in 25,000.00 the best wrestlers of the state in his class.

the latest styles in that line. The two former will also buy their stock of Mrs. W. A. Dillon accompanied her goods for the store at this place while there and the latter two expect to take 12,500.00 2.745.29 6,250.00 Loans and $161612.37 K.

7,475.00 I U. S. Bonds, 6,250.00 Other 1,000.00 Due from U. S. Treasurer, 312.50 Cash and Sight Exchange, 80,834.44 I $257,484.31 Undivided Profits, Circulation son, Carl and wife, to Kanorade Monday night of last week where she attended a grand reception given Wednesday evening, February at positions elsewhere in their line of work.

Deposits, 210,989.02 Total $257,484.31 This paper has had a number of the home of the bride's mother, civ- complaints of late from its foreign en by Mrs. Grace Detwiler and Mrs. Harstine in honor of the bride and readers from the fact that the paper This Statement is correct: Leroy Kennedy, Cashier. does not reach them from two to three days later than formerly. We are at loss to know the.

reason unless some groom. About forty-five guests were present and a two-course lunch was served after which the evening was spent in having a general good time, until a late hour when all departod change has been made in the train mail Capita! and Surplus $37,500.00. DIRECTORS: U. G. Ablhorn.

Leroy Kennedy. U. H. Wesferman. Geo.

Westertoui. service since the different changes have teen made in the trains as this effics aJv2ys nails the paper on Thursday afternoon, and it should wishing the young couple a happy and prcrpsrous life. Carl wifs were tha recipients of jfiasy '-tssutiful's- reach our readers as formerly. wtlUsustfij pregcctwAw'oil..