The Brewster Herald from Brewster, Kansas • 1

THE If SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BREWSTER. KANSAS, JUNE 8. 1922 VOLUME 6. NUMBER 10 ERALD Brewttcr M. E.

Church Brewster Made Good Showing DISTRICT NO 52 Rev. and Mrs, F. A. Mead drove to Goodland. last Saturday on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hopkins from north of town recently moved into Mr. Emahizers'a house in the north part of town. One hundred and six boys and girls will graduate Irora the common schools at the Opera House in Colby tonight (Thursday) June fcth.

Tin is the largest class in the history of the county and it is hoped that every one of the graduates will attend high school next year. The program follows. Program Solo Mrs. Charles Strickland Invocation Rev. E.

S. Weinland Solo Wendell M. Ryder Address Prof. E. Rarlck Hays Normal School Presentation of Diplomas i Sunday June 11, will be a big day in the history of the Brewster Church.

We are to have with us Prof. Charles II. Law of Kansas Wesley ian University for a Rural Life Conference. Prof. Law is the head of the Department of Kural Life in the University.

The following is thp program for Saturday night and Sunday. Saturday 8:00 P. M. Lecture and Lantern Slides. Sunday.

Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Short talk by Prof. Law. 11:13 A.

M. Sermon The Mission of the Rural Chrrch. Noon Basket Dinner7. New Hope and people from all near by congreg-ions invited. 2:00 to P.

Rural Life Confereuce. Two or three twenty minutes talks on Rural Church Problems by Prof Law, Rev. Mead and others General Discussion. 7:00 P. M.

Epworth League. 8:00 M. Sermon and pictures Free will offering for expenses. Every one plan to lay everv thing aside and attend all these meetings. Some of us heard Prof.

Law in Goodland at Conference and were imDressed that he has a message of value for us. This is a meeting of community inter est, so lets get together and pull together. Fred A. Mead. Pastor.

For Sheriff I am a candidate for Sheriff of Thomas County and ask for the Republican nomination at the August Primary. I promise efficient and honest perfomance of the duties required of me if I am elected. George McAdams. Announcement Have sold cut my business interets at Bird City, Kansas to E. F.

Jeff eries and am moving to Brewster to locate permanently. My temporary office will be at the F. A. Hance Drug Store. Calls answered promptly Day or Night.

H. R. Conway, M. D. Last Sunday afternoon on Brewster's Diamond, the home boys made a very good showing in the combat with the McDonald team.

The game was called promptly at 2:20 P. M. and every plaver went into the game with a determination of winning the No scores had been made bv either team until the fifth inning when McDonald run in two scores on errors. Then in the eighth inning they again run in one score making them three. In the last half of the ninth inn-ing our nome boys began to whiD up and did their best to win the game but only run in two scores which left the score to stand 3 to 2 in favor of McDonald.

In-spite of the fact that McDonald has a salaried pitcher the Brewster bovs did exceptionally good, with Wyman Peity and Lloyd Mallory holding down the position of battery all through the game, and if they progress in the next six week as they have during the past six weeks the Brewster base ball fans will see some very fast games on the home ground before the season is over. A very large crowd wa3 present to witness this fast game and it is hoped and expected that every Brewsterite interested in base ball will step out and rout for the home team, Announcement I here by announce the voters of Thomas County that I am a candidate for the second term as your representaiVe in the State Legislature. My name will appear on the Republican ballots in the August Primary. A Gillispie. Prairie Gem Church Notes Morning Worship at 11 A.

M. Sunday Juue 11th. Church night every Wednesday evening at 7: P. Everybody cordially invited to attend all services Claude E. Copley.

Pastor Clara Koons DISTRIC TNO CZ Leo Pahr.greta no, go Earnest Houston DISTRICT NO. 70 Geneve Keck DISTRICT NO. 73 DISTRICT NO. 70 Byron Clark Nina Miller George Miller BREWSTER CONSOLIDATED Marian Strait Lawrence Winship Edith Paiker Neva Crumrine Milan Barger Corine Hemming DISTRICT NO. 81 Onner Ramsey Martha Reidel Charles Clark Hazel Rainwy DISTRICT NO.

32 Rena Trail Bernice Shulte Paxton Hettick Ruth Shulte Eisroark Hughes BEXFORD Vyrle Staffer Lee Claeson Virleen Parrott Floyd Patton Ayna Bates Altie Murphy Lillie Minor Elgin Mclnteyer Meda Kecfcr LOCAL NEWS Frank Dawson of Goodland was a Brewster visitor, Tuesday. E. Emahizeria having his store building painted this week. F. A.

Hance made a business trip to Winona, Kansas, Tuesday. Jack Madden made a business trip to Colby the first of the week. Walter Strain was reported on the sick list a few days this week. Dr. L.

S. Morand of Colby, was in our midst, Tuesday on business. A. A. Shirley and J.

R. Shirley made a business trip to Clayton, Kansas, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Niles were shopping in Goodland Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. McCall drove to Goodland. Tuesday on a short business trip. J. A.

Terry of Wichita Was in Brewster the latter part of last week on business. Mr. C. J. Schimeall of Good- land was a business visitor in in our midst, Tnesdav.

Ike W. Crumly drove down from Colby, Tuesday to look after his business interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock and family left for their home in Denver, Colorado, last Saturday.

Mrs. Duncan is having her house remodeled this week by having a fine porch added on. FOR SALE: One Lorain range in first class shape. W. H.

Winslow, Erewster Kansas 4pl0 Fred Homey is the proud owner of a new Ford Ccupe, purchased the latter part of last weak. Mr and Mrs. R. D. Laney and family drove to Goodland, Wednesday afternoon on a short business trip.

Mrs. F. A. Hance Mrs. E.

S. Mellor and Mrs. Fred Eaker were shopping in Goodland, Monday afternoon. Prof W. E.

Niles is applying a new coat of paint to the exterior of his residence which gives it a fine appearance. A. D. Sonday went to- Colby, Monday evening on No. 40, to attend the Encampment Lodge, returning on No.

25. Mrs. George S. McGuire was reported to be quite sick the first of the week but is some better at this writing. Mrs.

Everett Allen who took suddenly sick Tuesday, was immediately taken to Goodland for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. P. S.

Harper of Ellsworth, Kansas, were in Brewster, Monday Mr. Harper held another Army sale. Mrs. M. J.

Warner left last Saturday afternoon for a weeks visit with her sitter and other friends at Glade, Kansas. Miss Iveua Hance returned Monday evening on No. 40 from Denver, Colorado where she has been a few days shopping. O. M.

Hull arrived Tuesday morning from Burlingame. Kansas where he has been the past week visiting friends" Proud of His Lulu Holmes County Superintendent List of Graduates JOINT NO 1 Belle Miller Edna Allen DISTRICT NO. 3 Helen Salisbery Lillie Nichols COLBY CONSOLIDATED Evan Mallory Wayne Denton Doyle Hankins Kimmel Phillips Gerald Ryan Kenneth Stickle Roene Butler Bessie Christeusen Elaine Crabb Bernice Grady Eula Russell Hester Jones Minnie Swayne James Chadwick Carol Elakeway Ella May Ballenger Nevin Shull Leone Campbell George Boeka Dora Lee Sapeth Charles Simpson Gladys Miller Esther Vancampen DISTRICT NO. 6 Marian Sager Eflle Rikoff Floyd Erown DISTRICT NO. 8 Raymond Donn DISTRICT NO 3 Jessie Burnett DISTRICT NO 15 Bernard Ziegelmeier DISTRICT NO.

17 Louis Speilman DISTRICT NO. 22 Thelma Clark LEVANT CONSOLIDATED Protus Ackard Morris Alleman Albert Garrett Kenneth Martin Ardci Harper Inace Johnson Leona Dryden Elnia Zentz Margaret Waters Mamie Kenefako Susie Ackard Morris Eckberg- DISTRICT NO. 30 Linda Pankretz DISTRICT NO. 84 Marvel Doctor Etries liopper Gladys Harris GEM CONSOLIDATED Leora Barrett Avis Wilson Kathleen Eobinsou, Wanda Houston Ray Flanagan Grace Groves Donald Call Helen Houston BROWNVILLE CONSOLIDATED Samuel Medford Mable Erewer Frank Miller Mabel McVean Harlie Nickelson Pauline Kammer Eldon Bogart Elsie Hayden DISTRICT NO. 43 Lewis Lewallen DISTRICT NO.

44 Lorine Tecklenburg; MENLO CONSOLIDATED Deleie Green Arnold Burger James Burger Dean Gilchrist Lon Paschail Faye Steiger Blanches Conrad Elsie Custer Helen Christensen Ida Ogier Belle Cousins Mima Bruns Mary Klaurens John Moos Lola Ingram' Harold Ingram Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hem-ming and little grand daughters took dinner at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Guite, Sunday. Lee Homey arrived last Friday morning from Lawrence.

Kansas where he has been attending tne State University. Mr; and Mrs. D. W. Eickett who recently purchase the Pea-ccck home moved into their new home the latter part of last week.

Bernard Waagh of Almena, Kansas arrived last Friday evening to spend the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Mellor.

The Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion wish to thank all those who so generously do nated for Memorial Days dinner and program. Assistant Attoray General of Kansas Mr. Crabbe of Topeka, was in Erewster last Sunday afternoon and gave a very good talk at the church. Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. Fal wider left Tuesday morning for a three weeks visit with friends and relatives in the eastern part of Kansas and Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Moore moved into the house south of. the Railroad track the first of the week, which was recently vacation bv Mr. and Mrs. Eickett and family.

FOR SALE: Two Headers, 12 foot cut. one Deering and one McCcrmick in good repair, cheap Cash or good note. G. H. Goodhue, Edson, Kansas, tf-8 Paul Hull arrived Tuesday morning from Burlingame, Kansas where he has been attending school the past year.

He expects to remain here for the summer. Winfred Albright who has been attending the Stata University at Lawrence, Kansas arrived home Sunday morning-to spend the summer months with home, folks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hartge, Mr. ant Mrs. H.

S. Maneus and Ra'pli Osborn drove to the Smoky latt Sunday evening to try their luck with the fishing poles. Dad A- it Smooth Running Engines v. hen discerning car owners use RECORD MOTOR OILS which reduce friction to a minimum, save repair bills and lengthen the life of your engine. Thev are economical oils.

WESTERN TRAIL GASOLINE SCHOOL HOUSE AT AUCTION Wednesday, June 21st At 1:00 P. M. Sharp Meet at N. W. i of 18-7-34.

Hillsdale District and sell one good coal house and two good out buildings, then go from there to the S. E. i of 29-7-35. Gillispie District and sell one small school house, coal house, outbuildings and pump in well, then go from there to S. E.

1 20-8-35, Schroeder District and sell one larger school house and coal house. Remember the Date and Starting Point. CASH COL. ALEX SHOWALTER, Aueticneer By Order of District Board, District No. 2i Levant, Kansas Dad was telling the folks at home about a fight he saw dowu town.

He said: "One fellow hit the other one with a club and nearly knocked his brains out." The young hepeful of the family, proud of his dad, said: "They couldn't knock any brains out of your head, could they, dad?" He meant to be complimentary but it didn't turn out just that way. But if dad has an account at our Bank, we'll sav he has some brains in his head, and is probably smart enough to keep them their, too. It requires more brains to SAVE money than it dues to EARN it or to SPEND it. starts your engine instantly, rushes your car across the miles and gives that super-service which brings you back for more. Kansas Gas Petroleum Co.

Brewster, Levant, Colby, Gem, Menlo, Kansas The Brewster State Bank Ike W. Crumly, President C. A. Horney, Cashier C. R.

McCall, Assistant Cashier.