The Western Spirit from Paola, Kansas • 6

jj SIX THE WESTERN SPIRIT, TAOLA, MIAMI COUNTY. KANSAS, AUGUST 1. 101D. New Lancaster. I II" H.

W. Elkinton and Karl Purkey DENTISTS. Paola, Kansas. DR. W.

W. HUNT, (successor to Dr. J. A. Teague) DKNTIST.

Office up-stairs in Potts near southeast corner of Parle Square. Both telephones. CHARLES RUFF, IJKNTIST. were in LaCygne last Saturday afternoon. Will Rohrer, of Kansas City, was in this section of the county last Saturday, buying horses.

Dow Massey and family, spent last Saturday and Sunday, visiting with relatives near West Line. I. C. Massey purchased ninety head of sheep at LaCygne last week and will put them on the Deel farm. Miss Ina Mills, who lives near Rock-ville.

spent several days last week visiting at the home of Mrs. E. D. Marquis. Alvan Smith came down from Kansas City last week and has been working for W.

E. Smith, on the Lewis farm. Mr. and Mrs. T.

I. Frost, Kenneth Knepp and O. G. Huling spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Kansas City. George Scott, of Louisburg, was here last Friday evening and spent the night with his daughter, Mrs.

Bessie Smith, and family. Suite 2. Sinkey building, lioth telephones. No. 300.

T. G. VERNON, D. D. 31 1201 I CAL DEMI STI1 Y.

Office in residence, opposite Commercial Hotel. Hodges 'phone. No. 1. Farmers' 'phone.

No. 2494. DR. DWIGHT M. NUMERS, i ST.

Suite 2 and 4, Schumann building, at the northeast corner Park Square. Office telephone, Hodges, 336; residence, 256. Farmers' 'phone, No. 174. PHYSICIANS.

Paula, Kaunas. LA the urnptrc ccm almost htrmaru 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Haney, of Council Grove, have been here this week, assisting at the J. W.

Haney farm, during the threshing work. If. R. Smith was in Kansas City last Thursday buying new fall goods for the Grange Store. Winnie Massey accompanied him on the trip.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Simmons and children.

Bernice and Warren, spent last Sunday in Spring Hill, visiting at the home of J. R. Lemen and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Purkey, who have been living' in Drexel for some time, DR. P. A. PET ITT, IMIVSICfAX and SI KGEO.V. Office In Citizens State Bank Building.

Farmers 'phone, 139; Hodges, 39; Residence, 150-Black. have moved here and will live at me DR. C. A. FISHER, C.

Massey place, in Xew Lancaster rilVSICIAN' and StHCEHKV. Mrs. O. G. Huling and children.

Myrtle, Grace and Chester, have been in Kansas City the past week, visiting Rooms 1, 2, 3, Miami County Merc. Bldg. Office 'phones Hodges, 360; Farmers, 215. Residence 'phone, Hodges, No. 160.

at the home of Mrs. Huling' brother, Harrv Sumner, and family. O. C. LOWE, M.

Clarence Sage has resigned as clerk in the Grange store and expects to leave the store about August 10th. At PIIVSICIAN and SURGEON. the present time no one has been em nloyed to succeed him. Suite 1. 2, 3, Sellers Building.

Residence 'phones, Hodges, 107; Farmers, 227. Office, both 'hones, 227. DR. CLIFFORD VAN PELT, Rev. J.

H. Rhea, of near Drexel, conducted preaching services here last Sunday morning. The services here for next Sunday will be both morning and evening and will be conducted by Rev. J. W.

Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoover returned PHYSICIAN and Office In Sinkey building. Hodges telephone.

192; Farmers', 300; residence, on both 'phones, 236. Calls day and night. L. A. VAN PELT, M.

Inst week from their wedding trip and for the present are staying at the Geo. W. Hoover home. They will reside on Mr. Hoover's farm as Ralph has rented a part of the farm for the coming year.

George McCarty, who has been threshing near Drexel, for some time, brought his threshing outfit to the E. J. Hopkins farm last Saturday and has been threshing in the Sunny Ridge npijrhborhood this week. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Room 11, Sinkey building.

Both telephones at hospital and office. Hospital, 829; office. Farmers', 229; Hodges, 3-Black. Calls ansewered at all hours. S.

L. BROOKING, M. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. fN- a oxiest to Goodness i .1 Suite No. 3, In Schumann building, over Ringt-r's Drug Store.

Office hours: 8 to 11 a. 1 to 4 p. m. Farmers' 'phone at office and residence, 123; Hodges 'phone, office, 63; residence, 63. Nervous diseases are a specialty.

Calls answered promptly. CHIROPRACTORS." Ole Keniucliy 'Burley The Grange store has recently added a refrigerator to the store equipment and have been handling cold drinks and ice cream and many customers of the store have been taking advantage of these conveniences at all times, especially on Saturday evenings. Threshing in our community has been progressing rather slowly during the past week as there seems to be so much straw that it proves to be rather a slow job. Wheat threshed ben run ning from fifteen to twenty-five bushels per acre, while oats have been averaging about forty to fifty bushels per acre. Geo.

Brown and Miss Mildred Marquis were married in Paola on Thursday of last week by Rev. Geo. W. Bra-den, pastor of the Methodist church. Mr.

Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. DR. ABIGAIL HEFFELBOWER, CHIROPRACTOR. aged for eight seasons by Nature's way in wooden hogsheads.

That's the true story of Velvet Judge Velvet with your eyes wide open. It is just the good old honest tobacco that it looks and smells. But the mellow, mellow, mellowness the coolness and the comfort of it! The taste! Well, a pipeful of Velvet proves more than a page of print Play BalL Office In the Wlshropp building. Hodges 'phone. No.

47. VETERINARY SURGEONS Paola, Kansas. DR. J. S.

BARNES, VETERINARY SURGEON. kih' 1 i '-Vi 1 rr' 1 11 1 il 5 vir 1 i I a rX: 1 '1 Sr; tt til vl '1 mi 11 II lrfnlffTmt H. Brown and for some time nau been serving in the U. S. Navy, only recently being discharged from that service, while his wife is the youngest daughter of Mrs.

E. D. Marquis. Both come from two of the best families ot our community being well known here and best wishes of their many friends ero with them. They will re- Office at residence.

All calls answered promptly. Hodges, 294; Farmers, 75. Graduate Toronto Veterinary College. W. L.

ELLIOTT, Want a mild, tasty cigarette? Roll one with Velvet. VETERINARY SURGEON. Oraduate of the Kansas City Veterinary side at the Marquis farm -the friendly tobacco College. Chronic diseases a specialty. Calls ansewered at all hours.

Residence 'phone Farmers' No. Hodges 'phone. No. 45-Black. Chiles.

Louis Knop, of Kansas City, visited Sundav at the E. C. Knop home. Walter Shugart, of Hope, Kansas, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs.

John Hunt. Dave Lauver, of Paola, was here last Tuesday and Wednesday transacting business. ATTORNEYS. Pnoln, Kanaa. Michael Cahill, of Kansas City, Henry A.

Knepp Dead spent Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. Henry a son of William "and So- Lnui tolse, ana Mr. oise. jur. Knenn.

who was with the 89th Division in France. Grand Island Business College graduates never find it necessary to advertise for positions. The College has been a leader in business education for 35 years and was the first Western school to prove tha.t- positions could be guaranteed and secured for graduates. S. J.

SHIVELY, ATTORN KV-AT-LAW. Convict Labor on Roads. The Springfield, Massachusetts, Republican, of recent issue, has this: Road building, permanent work for the state's benefit, would appear in theory to come as near as any kind of work being suitable for employment of convict labor, if such employment is feasible. The healthful outdoor exercise involved If conditions are as they should be and the favorable circum Mr. Schlotzhauer, of CoIumDus, spent Friday with his son, I.

Schotz-hauer, and family. Mrs. Will Prescott. of Montana, snent Sunday night with her brother. East Side Square.

Potts building. W. Mi Cox has sold a ton Nash truck to George Cavins, of Spring Hill, and a Nash Six touring car to Brice Bailey, of Paola. Send for free catalogue. Enter now.

B. J. CARVER, We have no vacation. I LELA NUMBERS, I Insurance Fire, Lightning, 1 Tornado and Motor Car. I Public Stenographer.

II Room 5Schuman North Side Square, PAOLA KANSAS. Hodges Phone 336. Farmers 147. Eggs, $1.00 per 15; $4X0 per 100 county. Pennsylvania, March 24, 1845, died at his home in Peculiar, Caps county.

Missouri, on Friday, Juiy 18th, 1919, aged 74 years, 3 months and 23 days. Mr. Knepp was a resident of Cass county half a century. He is survived by a widow, and two children, by his first wife, who died in 1877. The surviving children are: Mrs.

John B. Thompson and William M. Knepp, both residents of Edmonton, Alberta Prov- ATTOR KV-AT-LAW. stances afforded for the application of Roonis 1 and 3. in Eisele building.

East Sid Square. Both 'phones. some sort of honor system fit well into modern ideas of prison discipline and reform. It is interesting, therefore tn Dave Lucas, and family. Rev.

Wimmer, of Ottawa, was here Monday trying to get students for the Ottawa business college. Mr. and Mrs." Ralph Cavaness and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Guy, at Kansas City.

Miss Vada Whi taker returned to her home in Faola after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Riley. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Markley and B. T. RILEY, mnc i ATTORNEY-AT-1. AW. Relatives and friends from Miami I judgment of officials of county, who attended the funeral, on I he sttes' mostl- road engineers, who Saturday afternoon, July 19th, were: I1 bepn employing convict labor in Offices In Schumann building.

North dhle Park Square. Both 'phones. Mrs. Tom Elliott, a sister, and her hus- I een SiUis" I tnt Ar- nnt nli- 1 a. band.

Mrs. Chas. K. Woodman nnfor uui in re- Alpheus Lane. M.

A. Lane. LANE LANE, spect to the welfare of the prisoners sister, her husband and daughter, cdas. 0. vmixn Breeder of Kansas Ringlet Barred Rocks Farmers 'phone, 100J PAOLA, KAN 3.

1 The verdict is reported by Julia: Mrs. Ramps and At 1- anri Mrc cs ana ivir. ana Jirs. LAWYERS. children, of Kansas City, spent Thursday with his mother, Mrs.

Mary Mark-ley. Harry Paris came from his home in Kansas City, Sunday for an extended visit with his brother, W. R. Faris, and family. David W.

Edwards after a of nearly la. all of this city; Ed. i artment his son, Frank. convict road work Richard Rogers. rjry.

sort: "rly every kin nd try in Knepp, a brother, of coun- daughter, Emma; xic Tr. Rno r- nr Oklahoma, Florida Office up-stalrs. opposite Post-Office. Hodges "phone. No.

32. Farmers' "phone. No. 132. F.

M. Sheridan. B. L. Sheridan.

SHERIDAN SHERIDAN, Miss Clara Crompt returned to her Ewari and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louisiana. Rhode Lsland, Xew Jersey, Wyoming, Utah, home in Madison, Kansas, after spend Idaho and tng the summer with Mr. and Mrs.

D. Lucas, and family. ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW. COOD merchants 1 and good merchandise are an inseparable combination. That's why the good tire dealers in your town recommend and sell the new Gray Sidewall Firestone.

Most miles per dollar for you means most patronage for them. Mrs. George Anderson and children, of near Somerset, spent Saturday night Eowen and children, all of Louisburg, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knepp and daughter, from JCew Lancaster.

A sister, Mrs. John Lay, of Buffalo, Kansas, was ill and unable to attend, but her husband was there. Interment was in the Peculiar cemetery, following services from the Methodist church. Offices over the Post Office. Both 'phones.

No. 65. and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.

William H. liinger and children, Walter and Marian, accompanied by Mr. C. F. Henson.

left last Wednesday in their car for Colorado. The Ringers plan to meet Frank Ringer and family, of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. R. S. Williar.

CHARLES T. MEUSER, Mrs. Luther Crotchett and sons. I Allen and Wendell, of near Louisburg, A TTO XEV-AT-LA W. Real Estate For Sale! 160 acres, well improved, good.

160 acres, near town, at bargain. 80 acres; a fine opportunity. 6 -room house, fine location, mod. 5 -room cottage, well In, modern. 5 -room bungalow, good location.

Dunham Carver PAOLA, KANSAS, Mrs. Lora Oeorge. of Santa Bar-i SpendAIa moth them at Cascade, spent Wednesday with her parents. near Manitou. At Denver.

Mr. Henson Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Emma Winkler and daughters, Rooms 1 and 2.

Empress Theatre Bldg. Office 'phone. No. 4. Farmers 'phone.

No. 72. W. L. JOYCE, Leona and Dorothy, returned to their home in Paola.

Monday, after spending over Sunday with relatives here. ATTORN W. Misse Lora and Alta McKinney, Res- will join Mrs. Henson and Betty Boyer, who" go by rail from here, and Mrs. J.

E. Harsh and daughter, Jane, of Lincoln. Xebraska. Dr. F.

G. Boyer, of Kansas City, and Mr. Harsh will also be in the party, motoring through from Lincoln in the latter's car. They plan to spend a week or ten days at Denver and about the same length of time in Colorado Springs. sie and Mabel Williar.

Ona Knight, of Bucvrus, and Mabel Whitaker, of Pa Office up-stairs in Miller north side of the Park Square. Hodges 'phone. No. 10. ola.

drove to the home of W. H. Harris bara, California, came to Paola last Monday to visit relatives and friends. She is the wife of Giant George, younger son of the late J. M.

George, and the elder daughter of John L. Oldham, of No. 817 East 36th street, Kansas City, Missouri. Mrs. George is the cheerful, lovable woman that she was when a girl.

She would be worth $500 a month as the head of a health resort, because she casts sunshine into the hearts of all she meets. Her father has been very sick and she came East to see him. For thirty-four years he ran as railway mail clerk on the Frisco, and he stayed at his post too long. But he is gaining and expects to soon be up again. west of Paola, Saturday evening and B.

L. SPERLING, returned Sunday evening. OTTAWA ATTORN V. J. McCormick, once a Miami coun tv bov.

is the leading auctioneer of Ilondfd Abtttrncter. CATALOG Stafford county, Kansas. Young Mc Mrs. J. E.

Fowler and Mrs. Julia Thiebaud are expected home this week from a two weeks' stay with Mrs. Thie-baud's daughter, Mrs. J. M.

King, in Chicago. On their return they also visited Mrs. Fowler's son, Lyle, in St. Louis. Missouri.

OTTA WA CANS. FREE Cormick here made a record as a work Office In the Eisele building. Hodges 'phone. No. 278.

er and his friends always predicted he would make a success at whatever he William Hampson is thrHiA turned his hand to. TIRE, Clyde Carl, of Emporia, visited from Thursday until Saturday with his cousin, Mrs. C. X. Tomlinson.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, of Cleve Miss Marie McLean, who has been taking a six weeks normal training course at Pittsburg, is expected home to-day by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. McLean. Miss Leonore Beck and land. and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Zook, of Harrisonville, motored over last Home of his farms this week, and hi, wheat is not up to expectation in qual- his 600 acreage to make better than sixteen bushels to the acre. Mrs May Thiebaud. of Kansas City spent the week-end with Paola rela-" tives and friends. fia- If your glasses don't fit Dr.

Brooks will tell why. Paola, Kan. Most Miles per Dollar Sunday and spent the day with Mr. Mrs. Walter Davis and children.

Everett and Dorothy, of Kansas Miss Gertrude Gordon, who have been E. Fowler, and daughter, Mrs. Leod D. Becker. Mrs.

Smith and Mrs. Zook are taking the same course, will return too. 1 City. Kansas, are visiting at the Alto-day. to their homes in Fontana, brt Crawford home, near Wagstaff.

sisters of Mr. Fowler..