Republican-Gazette from Gove City, Kansas • 4

was also at Cheyenne, and there she saw the McNays who are visiting and Mrs. Adolph Gey. er. Mrs. Jay Jenson has returned from Denver where she visited relatives.

While there she suw Mildred Harris, Charlie Chaplin's former wife. She Mrs. Manley Cook Is spending the wtek ut the home of Ernest McDonald and family neur Grlnnell. Three quarters of an Inch of rain fell here Monday night. But it didn't cool the air much next day, in fact it seemed hotter to us than it had been before.

Mrs. Oscar Romlnger of Omaha, is here to visit her brother, Bert Baker, and family and other relatives and friends. Romingers formerly lived in Gove county, being among the early settlers here. Frank Jenson's daddy recently bout lit him a Columbia-Six toy automobile. It has a windshield and an imitation engine, in fact everything a big car has except a place to put gasoline.

Frank runs the auto with his feet, and he's as proud of his present as a man would be of a real car. Robert Haverfield wits here from down in the Healy country yester-dayday with a load of watermelons he brought up for Fred Ronies-burg. He says the melons down there this year are better than they have been for a long time. Haverfield called to renew subscription while in town and also to Insert an ad. for watermelons and potatoes and tomatoes which appears in this paper.

Coming! Coming! Miller Bros. Show "The Cow-Boy Girl" In a Big Tent at Gove Thursday, August 31st No Pictures A Real Show uret Your hu -of Extoa Mileage IT is all true every word of the news that's going around about Firestone mileage records and the phenomenal sales that have resulted. Chances are you really haven't heard the full story of the wonderful success of Firestone Cords. We'd like you to call and get the actual facts. That is one sure way to make your next tire purchase a logical business buy.

We'll explain the blending and tempering of rubber double gum-dipping and the air-bag cure special Firestone processes. The unusual mileage being made everywhere will stir your ambition to reduce the operating costs of your own car. A call on us entails no obligation. Get the records divide the distances these Cords are covering by Firestone prices. Then you'll be convinced that Most Miles per Dollar means what it says.

Drop in Any Time FABRIC CORD BAND CONCERT 8 p. m. Night Show Only 8:30 Admission Prices: Children 25c; Adults 50c. b3 (First published in Gove County Republican-Gazette Aug. 10, 1922.) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BIDDERS: Take notice that the Board of County Commissioners Gove County, Kansas, will receive sealed bids at the Office of the County Clerk on September the Fourth at One o'clock P.

M. of said day for the concrete work, driving eight sixteen foot piling, and laying 32 feet of steel span and flooring same, said bridge to be 30x3 Oldfield S7.99 3P3S Kegul.r site 114 Most Miles per Dollar 30x3S OldfiflJ "999" MAS re.is 37.70 4695 of wxj extra sue 32x4 32x4 I0.CS 33x5 No Tax 30x3 30x3S HARDWARE GUM-BIPPED CORBS built on Smoky River between Sections one and two Township 15 Range 26. Concrete work to consist of Cement slab 16 ft. wide and 65 ft. long.

Also for labor on about 500 ft. of concrete work, laying two 20 ft. span of steel and flooring same for one bridge on Big Creek between section 7 Twp. 12 Range 26 and section 12 Twp. 12 Range 27 Baker Township.

All bids to be submitted by the cubic foot, for concrete work and lump sum for -all other work. Certified check for $100 on Smok Bridge and $50 on Big Creek Bridge must accompany sealed bid as a deposit of good faith. All work to be Glen Lewis of Grainfield has been FOR SALE One solid oak large arm chair, with leather seat. Mrs. J.

H. Jenson. Gove City. Kans. 19tf visiting here this week.

S. M. Beason of Orion called in Tuesday to renew his subscription. Miss Burnedette Cox of near Jer I can supply you with all kinds of hardware, as I have on hand the things that are needed in a general way in that line. If you don't find it in stock here, I can order it for you.

Hammers, nails, wrenches, bolts, collar pads, screens and screen doors, spades, pitchforks, shotgun shells, tubs, buckets, pans, boilers, and a lot of other articles you are likely to need at any time. Come in and look over what we have in stock, and you will probably find that you won't have to go elsewhere to supply your needs. HENRY MARTIN, Prop. George T. Brown called in jester day and renewed subscription to Jan uary 1, 1924.

Thanks, George come again any time. ome is visiting here this week with Eris Nelson. Wm. Ritchie, Gove, renewed his subscription to the Republican-Gazette during the past week. George Bernritter and family of Wilson, visited the Summers during the past week.

We had a very pleasant chat with George in our of ice Saturday. He is at present engaged with the Monument Works in Wilson. Merrill Cook went to Hutchinson last week to spend a few days at the home of his uncle, P. A. Shiney.

Weirs and Simmonses have re J. T. Peterson of Kansase City relatives and friends in Gove county the latter part of last week turned from a visit at Scotia. and in Jewell county, Kansas. It is as dry up there as it is here, they say.

See advertisement of Miller Bros. "Cow-Boy Girl" Show in this issue The American Lecion Auxiliary of at Gove City Thursday, Aug. 31st Gove City had its regular meeting No pictures, a real Western show, put on by real live actors and ac tresses. done under the supervision of the County Engineer and all work must be approved by him before being received by the Board of County Commissioners. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the County Engineer at Quinter, Kansas, or in the office of the County Clerk, Gove, Kansas.

3t CHAS. EAR LEY, County Engineer. E. E. BAKER.

County Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. George Rhine, Mrs. Nellie Summers and three children- Beula, Wayne and Alberta, and Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Rhine and Florence Miss Ruth Cook has been there all summer and will return with Merrill before school opens. They will make the trip home in their uncle's auto. E. Wright and Ed Dodds of Fil-ley, were in Gove City Saturday.

They say that the country they traversed in coming here is badly in need of rain. The best corn they saw was along the Solomon river. The crops in Nebraska are about the same as here, they say. Mr. Wright Ellen spent Sunday at the home of at the home of Mrs.

Geneva Norton north of' Gove City Friday. The four suits of pajamas which were pledged to the boys at the hospital were ready to be sent. There was a basket dinner, and in the afternoon ice cream and cake were served. Those who attended the meeting: Mrs. Chester Cole, Mrs.

Fellers, Mrs. Mary Morse, Mrs. Chas. Spiher, Mrs. W.

J. Evans, Mrs. Geneva Norton, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Claude Thomas, Mrs.

Chas. Swenson, Mrs. F. B. Strong.

owns hve quarters or liove county land, one of which is near Grainfield and the remainder southwest of Gove City. Thomas Killibrew and family moved into Gove City last week, and (Published in Gove County Republican-Gazette Aug. 24, 1922.) SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District Court of the Twen at present have rooms at Romes burg's hotel. Mrs.

Killibrew formerly was Miss Stella Rhine, daughter of Mrs. George Rhine's niece, Mrs. Arch Houston, in Hoxie. C. S.

Shirley was over from Logan county Friday. He came by train from Winona to Grainfield, accompanying his wife and Mrs. George Shirley who were going east to visit relatives. Mrs. C.

S. Shirley will stop at Seneca, and Mrs. Geo. Shirley goes on to her old home in Missouri. Miss Ethel McConnell and Miss Hazel McConnell of Russell, visited here Sunday and Monday with the Trimmer and Claude Thomas families.

The girls are both schoolma'ams, Miss Ethel having charge of the fourth grade at Russell, and Miss Hazel being instructor in home economics at the LaCrosse High School. They are daughters of John McConnell, one of the early settlers of Russell county, and are Editor Trimmer's cousins. ty-third Judicial District, sitting in Link Rhine of Quinter. Killibrew is and for the County of Gove in the an auctioneer, and starts things off right by placing an ad with us. State of Kansas.

Harry J. Williams Et. Plaintiffs, vs. Jasper N. Hannah Et.

Defendants. RAKE BARGAI.V IN PIANO. We have a high grade piano stor ed in Oakley. For quick disposal we will greatly sacrifice the price By virtue of an Order of Sale to me, out of said Distrfelt Terms to responsible party. Write at once if interested to The Denver Music Denver, Colo.

17-5t COLLEGE STUDENTS The Fort Hays Kansas Normal School Offers the Best College Court, in the above entitled action I will on Monthly, Sept. 23, 1922, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the front door of the court house in the city of Gove City in the County of Gove, in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, separately, to-wit: No. 1.

The Northeast Quarter of Section Thirteen in Township Thir Education, BECAUSE: 1. It is a state Teachers College. Listen, Farmers! See what we have for you: International Machinery Such as Discs, Kentucky Drills, Plows, and pur full line of Wagons and Wagon Boxes both John Deere and International. Compare our prices. Remember we have the Aermotor Windmill.

HEINZE WEINHARDT Grinnell, Kansas. 2. It has a full College Course with Special Vocational Courses in Com merce, Agriculture, Manual Training, Music, Telegraphy, Home Economics. 3. It hus courses which can be used in preparation for Engineering, Law, MeJicine and other Professional and Technical Schools.

4. It has plenty of rooms for students. FALL SEMESTER OPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th. teen South of Range Thirty-one, appraised at For Free Catalog and information address The Registrar, Fort Hays Nor No. 2.

The Southeast Quarter of mal School, Hays, Kansas. Section Thirteen in Township Thirteen South of Range Thirty-one, ap praised at No. 3. The Southwest Quarter of Section Thirteen in Township Thir teen South of Range Thirty-one, ap praised at all lying and situate in the County of Gove in the State of Kansas. The above described real estate is Melons Potatoes Tomatoes Melons 2 l-2c at patch.

Potatoes $1.15 patch run. Tomatoes 3c. All prices subject to change without notice. All kinds of Fruit. i at Baxter Ranch R.

W. Haverfield, Prop'r. taken as the property of said plaintiffs and defendants and ia di rected by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold, at not less than two-thirds of the appraised value, to satisfy said order of sale. H. A.

COOK, Sheriff of Gove County, Kansas. Tom D. Smith, Attorney..