The Sentinel from Americus, Kansas • 4

DISTRICT 42. Miss Myrtle Bortz Was visiting Goldie White Thursday. Miss Jessie Jaquith and Ione Ernst of Americus were visitors at Miss. Mattie Wheelers this week. John A.

Laughlin and Rev. Flickleger of Americus were callers in this district one day this week. Mrs. Whieler and son Lester were calling on Mrs. Puzzard Thursday.

Miss. Saddie Service returned from Colorada last week. S. Raley was a business caller in 42 Tuesday. Henry Bortz and son are helping Wm.

Shope make hay this week. Dr. Wright was a caller in the district Tuesday. Bill Simmons was a businesr caller in 42 Tresday Mrs White, danghter Caddie and son Harry were visiting in Americus Tuesday. Clvde McAuley was in this district bright and early last Sunday morning.

Mr. Metzger and Arthnr Myers Americus was taking an evening drive in 42 Tuesday. Mrs. Service and Madam Swan of Emporia were callers at Mrs. Buzzard Wednesday Mrs Laughlin and son Irvin were shooping in Americns Thursday.

Pearl Loy visited Earl White last Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Drebert and son Wats are visiting in this neighborhood this week. Mr. Lawton and family were in 42 Sunday.

Harry Wolf, wife and children call ed in this neighborhood Sunday. Mra. Forbeck and children were in these parts Monday. Will Shope made a business call in this district Mondry. Pat Murphy River View Items.

Mrs. Libbie Wright and Son arthur were the guests of M. Preuninger Thursday. Sam Hagins helped George David800 put up hay this week. Wonder What George is going to do with the on his face? Let it.

go to seed. crop There were quite a number attendled the Convention in Emporia last Saturday. She people of the chorch met on the hill of Chal Browns -pasture on a bright moonlight evening to have their supper. They formed a circle with all good things to eat in side. Ask Chancy Treesler what be came of his watch charm.

Will Anderson was the guest of Walker McCaw Saturday afternoon. J. C. Anderson purchased a new corn binder Saturday he will now quit cutting corn with his pocket knife. Jim McCormack cut millet for Yeakley one day this week.

John Douglas and wife were the guests of Harris one day the past week. Wright returned from Ramonia station last Thursday where disposed of his apples at 40cts per bushel. The road overseer of district no. 8 brought weter mellon to his gang Wednesday, he was accompanied by Dr. Brickell in case any one fainted they would have help at hand.

B.Ilie Moores smilling face was seen over here in Kansas Saturday. Yeakley is runing the grader in this district having run the grader 4 years at Melvern Kansas. George Butler purchased a load of corn of Douglas and sons Thursday Walker McCaw is learning to get there Ely. Harry Anderson cut his millet last Taesday. Chester Burket visited with his cousins Sunday.

She Organ grinder. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton son Clifford and Edgar Raley ate dinner with Mrs. S.

O. Cook last Sunday. L. Reider is building himself a new swing that will hold four persons we will bet that it will be a dandy. Word received yesterday by Harry Heasley stated that.

his brother David of was worse and that the news of his death could be looked for at any time. DIED--The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Folk died at their home in tnis city yesterday morming. -Buy your Envelopes at the Sent-.

linel Office the best grade in the city. David P. Tressler was born March 15th 1839 in Center Township Perry County Penn. and died at his home in Americus Kans. August 15th 1900 Aged 61 years 5 months.

He was married October 10th 1860 to Miss. Mary Anna Spohn, to this union 4 children were born. His wife proceeded hin only 8 months ago. Bro. Tressler was dedicated to the Lord in Christian baptism by Rev.

Wm. Hines April 8th 1839 his life has been spent in the service of his master he was a member of the Evangalical church until August 1st 1886 be united with the M. E. chirch of this place. Mr.

Tressler was the senior member of the firm of Tressler Lowry but for a long time has been unable to at tend to duty, he was known by all as Uncle David. He always took a great liking to the children and was a fav. orite with all. He served his time 111 the cival war and was an active member of the G. A.

R. also a number of Lodges. The funeral was held at house yesterday afternoon at 1,0 clock conducted by Rev. Flickinger. Miss.

May Jaquith expects to start next Tuesday August 21st for Esconido California to hold Evangilistic services and after which will visit har sister Mrs Brown of that place also her brother in Washington and take in the sights of Yellowstone Park, Salt Lake, Denver and other points and expect to be gone a year. Mrs Cooley and daughter of Hart ford visited relatives in this city on Wednesday. J. S. Gibson and J.

W. Loy return from Colorado last evening. Mrs. Moorhead and two children expects to start Sunday afternoon for Arkansas City to make an extended visit with her son George. V.

Mitchell and family of Council Grove visited relatives in this city yesterday Lost--A black dress coat between my ylace and Americus. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Ed Comau. The repairing of the school house has begun but will perhaps take another week to complete the job. Farmers take notice--Emery and Conklin at 314 Neosho st. Emporia will give you 9 cents cash or 9 1-2 in trade per doz for your eggs, also give good price for fresh butter.

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