Kansas Farmers' Star from Wichita, Kansas • 3

February 26, 1909. TIIE KANSAS FARMERS STAtt Pago Three gave Miss Lillie a very pleasant sup- The storm Sunday kept the people Mrs, Broelmann and Holla Stockdall prise in honor of her lGth birthday, from attending Sunday school. moved to Wichita. Mr. and Mrs.

Sum- Ben Jansen, Henry Luening, Ralph ner Arnold will move to the place and Harry Vogt, Jim Cain, 'George where Mr. MeKlney lived. and Harry DeVore, Ham Shaul, Ed. Mrs. Ralph Reeves is still improv- Ifarpstrite, Jack 'Ferris, Roy Cain, ing.

Grover Tjaden and Walter Feldner. Mrs. Mat Strong and daughters Those reported a good time. Martha and Edna, snent Sundnv nt. Iiss Carrio Fanning visited Satur- Miss Lorene Fisher planned the sur- Rolla Stockwell visited relatives prise which proved to be a success, near Andover, Sunday and Monday.

The afternoon was spent in music and Several persons from this neighbor-conversation. Refreshments were hood attended Mrs. Coberly's funeral served consisting of cake, fruit and Tuesday. spent Saturday at Peter Rally's. Mr.

and Mrs. smuey, or Wichita, spent Sunday at Mike White's. Mr. Long's expect to leave for their new home this week. They will be greatly missed in this community.

Preaching at Payne school house next Sunday. Everyone cordially invited. Those who spent Sunday at Mr. Stockdall's were: Peter Bally and family, Mrs. E.

B. Fuller and Edith Mercer of Attica, Rolla Stock-dall of Dixon, John Childress oC Blue Springs, Neb. August Broelmann and Mrs. Fuller went to Wichita Mondav. day night and Sunday with Miss Marion Pritchard.

Mrs. Sam -Tripp is still improving. Mrs. Mary DeVore and daughters, Nora and Elsie, and son, Chester, and Hazel DeVore visited at Charlie Riv- Ben lloyts. Miss Iva Cain and Cleve Hitter visited at Mr.

Fred Feldner's. The party at E. A. Hull's Tuesday night was well attended. At a Into candy.

Those present were as follows: Misses Mildred Kelly, Martha Crawford, Lorene Fisher, Ruby Crawford, Mary Kennedy, Lota Williams, Kathryn Fisher, John Boyer, Ed. Bennett, Frank Stocker, Earl and Ross Bennett and Leo Kennedy. Mr. White and his brother, Will, were very much surprised Wednesday by their neighbors and friends coming in to spend the day with them. They brought well-filled baskets and the tables fairly groaned under the load of good things to eat.

Everyone Mrs. John Faher spent Wednesday enjoyed himself immensely. Those afternoon with Miss Mary Faher. hour refreshments were served. Those crs's Saturday.

present were: Minnie Jansen, Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erdwien and fam-and Pearl Cain, Mary Reeder, Ella Hy, and Mr. and C.

H. Young and Minnie Tjaden, Rose Vogt. and family spent Sunday at Georgu (J oldie Shaul. Florence, Bertha and Thomas's. Grace Harpstrite, Vernico and Cecil Mrs.

Anna Carlton was calling in this vicinity last week. present were: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bally, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm, Porter, Mr. and Henry Bally, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ruckle, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam -fur i "WALTON SPMYER JAMES WHrrCOMB RILEY SUNNYDALE. Will Hall put in scales for Georgo Underwood last week. This vicinity was well represented at Koch I Friday night, at the meeting of the 1. O. O.

F. lodge where 50 members were initiated. A banquet was served at midnight by the ladies. The box supper at the Cottage school Friday night was well al tended, and boxes sold well. S.

II. Harts was auctioneer. Jay Stars of Oklahoma visited with relatives here last week. Stuart Foreman and family spent Sunday with his parents near Greenwich. A large crowd attended the sale of Mr.

Newingham last Saturday. George White and wife visited at Owen Reeves's near Greenwich Sunday. am McMaster and family spent Sunday with home folk. Alice McMaster went, home with them for a few weeks' visit. Harry Henderson was in Wichita Monday.

John Rose met with quite an accident Saturday by gelling his leg broken while in Valley Center. Frank Maisner spent Sunday with home folk. ml If PRAY not that Men tremble at My power of place And lordly swav I only pray for simple grace lb look, my neighbor in the face Full honestly from day to day- Meld me his horny palm to hold, o- GODDARD. The gay and happy week is past. The lectures and shows filled the time and have commenced on this week.

The opera house is the place for enjoyment. The home talent play was a grand success. The house was crowded and the troop did its work nicely, which pleased everyone. There will be an entertainment and oyster supper at the opera house, given by the Bethel and Illinois schools next Friday night, February 2G. The program will be very entertaining and the entertainment will be a pleasant affair.

Mr. Burroughs's sister and children from Hutchinson will make them a visit for a few weeks. Miss Louise Gosney visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Flood and children from Blackwell, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gosney, in Goddard last week. Mrs. Grant Wykoffs- sister, Mrs.

Adams, from Udall, is visiting her. -Mrs. George McClellan's little boy is ill. Mrs. Kramer's baby is improving.

Mrs. Charles Pike's children are nearly well again. SALEM. Meeting began last Friday night and will continuo throughout the week if the weather remains fine. The roads are somewhat muddy, but we hope everyone who is well enough will attend these meetings and make it interesting for others.

We have some proficient young workers and everyone can lend a hand as well as they. Come, one and all. Frank Cooper and daughter, Marie attended morning services at this place last Sabbath. We need not be discouraged because of the great things others accomplished, and which are far beyond the of possibility for us. It is only our own best that is required of us our own and not another's.

To give quietly our best of strength and wisdom to each task as it comes, is all that need concern us. Monday morning's rain and hail storm on top of the mud from the melted snow gives a fellow something to think about. It will save what wheat' the dirt storm didn't smother out several weeks ago. The price of flour will take another leap holier. Jake Misner will have a sale of everything his farm southeast of Haysville, Saturday, February 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Mogan spent Sunday at Frank Fleshman's. Thieves have to be very wary to avoid the law, since the telephone lines have come, as" the news is spread far and wide in a remarkably And 111 not pray Tor tanned face, garlanded with mirth, Ithath the kingliest smile on earth; The swart brow, diamonded with sweat, Hath never need of coronet. so I reach, do beseech Thou gives! me the crickets chin; glad sweetfaceof? FAIRVIEW.

Mhs Iva Cain of Wichita is spending a lew davs with friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. F. Miller was a Wichita caller Friday, Mrs. E.

Carlson returned home Saturday, after spending a few days near Wichita. Mrs. Randall, of Wichita, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Doyle. Miss Stella Ruddoll returned home Tuesday after spending a few days with her sister, Ed Carlson.

Mrs. M. DeVore and daughter, Nora, were Wichita callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

I'M Carlson and daughter, Ernia, and Mr. and Mrs. Newman spent Sunday afternoon at; Mr. Doyle's. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Reimer have returned to their home at, Sylvan Grove, after visiting a few days with friends and relatives in this locality. C. A. Cain, of Wichita, is visiting his "in-other, T.

Cain. Miss Carrie Fanning entertained Lulu Hurt and Mayine Lainkie Wednesday evening. Misses Nora and Irene DeVore, who have been visiting a few days in Eldorado returned home Wednesday. Wichita callers Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.

J. DeVore, C. L. Newman, D. C.

Dille, lid Carlson and Carries Fanning. MiKS Carrie Fanning spent Sunday at. Mr. Pritchard's, near Kechi. Miss Lillie Erdwein is among the afflicted.

IX Copyright IK4, The 8ubt-UrriU short space of time. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Long, Mr. and.

Randolph Laurie of Derby, called It is better to possess a cheerful Mrs. Joe Farshall, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. on friends in this vicinity hist, wtok.

disposition, inclined always to look White, of Grand Jvnctiou, Iowa; Mrs. Rolla Stockdall returned to his on the bright side, than, with gloomy Stockdall Mrs. Osnorn, Mrs. Dan home Sunday evening, mind; to be master of an estate of Ruckle, Mrs. Wm.

Marshall, Mrs. E. xr IlA 1 $10,000 a year. B. Fuller, of Attica, Messrs.

Our Aid sold sandwiches, pie, coffee William Campbell, Earl Brittian, Rol GREENWICH. Mr. and Mrs. Kanyon have a friend and chilli and our girls popcorn at Mr. Mahlandt's sale.

la Stockdall, of Dixon, Misses Carrie Bally, Norma Wolf, Cora Long, Orpha Thompson, Naomi Keller, of from Indiana visiting them. Miss Viola Barrett has returned from Vallev Center, where she has Andover, and Ella Bally and Edith been yisiting and Mercer. Sam Tripp's niece from Oklahoma is visiting him and his family. 25 lbs. Best Granulated (Tl A A Sugar for p.UU wilh every single Csieli $2 00 Sale ofounjoodH to cotssumers ouly The Kansas Tea Coffee House 307 North Main Street, Wichita, Kansas IiraDcli Houec; 16 Sherman East, Hutchinson, Kansas Mrs.

E. B. Fuller visited at Everal Fuller's Thursday and Friday. PAYNE DISTRICT. Tho Ladies' Am society met with Mrs.

Oscar Ruckle last Wednesday and quilted. Mike White's and their guests visit-I ed at Miles Cottrell's Thursday. Nora and Irene DeVore have turned from Eldorado, where they have been visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Ruckle shopping in Wichita Friday. Mrs. Bally and Mrs. Stockdall have a cousin from Nebraska visiting them. Mrs.

Oscar Ruckle has a new incu- AsK 10 leu uie mine story. Mrs. Broelmann and Rolla Stock-well were in Wichita Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lackey of Rose Hill are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shaul.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKiney have Reeves, Vesta, Eva and Lulu Hull, Mr. White's were In Wichita Sat- bator. urday.

and Mrs. Stockdall, Mr. and bcona ana I4iceua Leore; jjJST 3M.