Kansas Farmers' Star from Wichita, Kansas • 2

THE KANSAS FARMERS STAR. Pago Two Wichita, Ivan. 1 Lucetta Devore were Sunday callers John and Miss Kate Faustnot visited with Mr. Lygrisso's Sunday. Mrs.

Ralph Reeves Is ill at this News of the County SALEM. (Received too late Mrs. Rev. Burrill for last week) is better we are AVIIEV TUN fJltKKV GITS TIIH THKKS. HACK ix school Friday at the cottage with the narents and friends serving a fine the green gits buck in dinner at the noon hour.

In spring, -when tho trees, School closed in the Wright dis- And yer boots pull on with a good, trlst Friday, Miss barah Mayall, tight Rqupeze, teacher. And you think of yer barefoot vthr1 TowpII Qiiont Fridav "When you ort to work and you want Mls ljlhel Jewell spent nua at Feldner's. Mr. Moody is on the sick list. Mrs.

Tripp is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Adah Stollei, this week. Most of the farmers are through planting corn and patiently waiting for rain. Mrs. Ralph Reeves was' a Wichita caller Tuesday.

Owen Reeves is entertaining his sister, Mable, from Colorado this week. If we had such people in our community as the "Appletons" we read about in The Beacon they having had an elopment, two procession weddings, four operations, a breach of promise suit and were grieving because none of their children had been kidnaped in the family, Ave would have something more interesting to write about Myrtle Shaffer is doing house work for E. N. Weeks. to not, night and Saturday with home loik.

Porter, Ray. Bally, Roy Smith, Elba Ruckle, William and Arah Blue, Frank and Lummie Hamm, Allen James, John German, Charles Marshall, Earl Britton and Cal Wilson. A very pleasant evening was spent in playing games and at it's close delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake was served by tho hostess, assisted by Misses' Lucille Allison and Arpho Thompson and a late hour the guests departed, voting Mr. and Mrs. Ruckle the best of entertainers and wishing Mr.

and Mrs. Ruckle many happy years of wedded life. Mrs. August Broelmann and Rolla Stockdall were shopping in Wichita Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. II. Harpstrite and family spent Saturday in Wichita. Misses Lucille Alliston and Arpha Thompson spent Sunday with Hazel Beaver.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bally spent Sun day at August Broelmann's. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Criser entertained at Sunday dinner the following persons: Mr and Mrs. Earl Alliston and family, Mr." and Homer Ruckle and family. Oscar Ruckle and family spent Sunday at William Marshall's. A large crowd attended Sunday school and teachers training class at Payne Sunday. There will be preaching at Payne next Sunday.

Rev. Taylor of Enid will preach Everybody come. VERNON. Listen for the tinkling of wedding bells. Quite a few from a distance attended services at Vernon Sunday even The Whitewater Telephone Co.

ha.s placed a 'phone in the hall at Sunny-dale. There was a large attendance at the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening to hear the men's glee club of Friends University. Louis Foster is in Kansas City tak ing treatment for heart trouble. Word has been received from Sam Ridenour that he is not receiving the benefits his friends hoped he would. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Starr and little daughters visited his parents Sunday. Mr. McMaster marketed cane seed at Furley, Monday. Charley Willis has a new buggy.

glad to state. Sunday is our regular preaching day. Baptisimal services will be held three weeks from Sunday. Farmers are in the field it doesn't stay too wet very long here. Grace Winslow was shopping in Wichita Tuesday.

Mrs. Jake Misner started for Colorado, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Adams' baby has the whooping cough.

Misses Fleshman and Mogan attended commencement at the Mulvane school Thursday and Friday after noon. Several of our young men have gone, namely Frank Jones, Erne Thiff, Glen Jones, Lester Exon started on a pleasure trip to Denver and other points last Monday. They will visit the Laurent family while in Denver. Alice Carter has been staying near Peck with friends. Another shower is brewing, we will tell you about it next Misses Effie and Marie Cooper are attending the school in Derby, since the Independence school closed April 1st.

The Presbyterian Church of Waco have a new preacher. We were un And you and yer wife agrees It's time to spade up the pardon lot, When the green git buck on tho trees Well! work Is tho least o' my idols "When the green, you know sits back In tho trees! "When the green gits back In tho trees, and bees Is a buzzln' aroun' again In that kind of a lazy go-as-you-please Old gait they bum aroun' in; "When the groun's all bald, whore tho hayrick stood, And the crick's riz, and tlio breezo Coaxes the bloom In the old dogwood, And tho green igits buck tlio trees I like, as I say, in sich scenes as these, The tlmo when the green gits back In tho trees! When the whole tallfeathers winter tlmo Is all pulled out and gone! And the sap it thaws and beg-ins to climb, And the sweat It starts out on A feller's forred, a-glttln' down At the old spring on his knees I klndo' like yest a-loafln' roun' When the green gits hack in tho trees Jest a-potterln' roun' as I 1 urn-please, When the green, you know, Kits back in the trees, James Wliltcomb Ililey. PLEASANT VALLEY. Roy and Ralph Sargent have been visiting at Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Thomans. Mr. and Mrs. Kleinneggar entertained company Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Wikoff visited relatives in WTichita Sunday. Mrs. Cassil and daughters, Osie and Opal, were Wichita callers last Friday. Ed Elswick was calling in Wichita last Friday.

Mrs. Cassil and Opal were in Waco last Saturday. Miss Lyda Booth spent Monday night with Mrs. Iris Watkins. Mr.

Glaser and family entertained company Sunday. PAYNE TOWNSHIP. Mrs. Bertha Miller and sons, Mrs. Flora Miers and daughter, spent Thursday at the Ben Austin home near Andover.

Henry Stoller marketed corn at Wichita Friday. Miss Grace Tripp is a proud possessor of a new incubator and brooder. She will be the champion chicken raiser soon. Mr. and Mrs.

Ewald Jabs and sons, spent Sunday at the August Mier home. Miss Vernace Reeves spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Jansen. Grandma Williamson returned home Saturday after a few week's visit in Be sure and read TWO FOR ONE ad. on page seven. SOUTH WICHITA.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kennedy have returned home from Oklahoma, where they have been visiting with tho hitters' sister. CIRCUS able to learn his name.

Nearly every farmers wife is running an incubator these days, it is surprising how many there are in the country. Winne Booth lost a good mare Sunday. This is the third one. The friends of Mr. and Mrs.

Huff gave them a postal shower Wednesday, April 28th in honor of their 35th wedding day. May they have many more such. Last week was rainy throughout and very cold much of the time, excepting Friday. (One week later.) Monday and Wednesday and Friday J. Wagnor and daughter, Sadie, of Wichita.

Jansen and Miss Florence Harpstrite spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the W. F. Luening home. Mr. Buscher marketed hogs at Wichita Friday.

Mrs. Sam Tripp is visiting at the Wichita, were guests at Mr. Bennett's Sunday. Miss Mary Sloan has again taken up her music class in this neighborhood. Miss Katie Pease spent Friday afternoon at Kennedy's.

Those who visited at J. II. Braddy's WICHITA, WEDNESDAY HAY 12 ing. Mr. and Mrs.

Holmes and Clar Graham were visitors at Mr. Kinney's Sunday. The church is being treated to a new coat of paint. Otis Roach is acting as painter. The social last Friday evening was postponed on account of cold weather.

Announcement will be made later. The Ladie's Aid held an all-day meeting with Mrs. Eifert last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Eifert visited Aaron Wineteer's Sunday. Mr. Knight closed a very successful eight months term of school at Vernon last Thursday. The occasion was celebrated Saturday by a picnic at Lin-wood park. Although the day was cool all report a fine time.

Remember quarterly meeting at the chapel 8th and 9th. Preaching Saturday evening and Sunday morning, by tlio elder Dr. Perks. Bo sure and read TWO FOR ONE ad. on page seven.

0 GREENWICH. Mrs. Kramer and daughter of is visiting relatives in this vicinity. H. Young has bought a new "Economy Chief" cream separator.

Robert Elliott visited at C. L. Newman's The ONLY BIG ONE COMING Campbell Bros. Consolidated Shows CIRCUS, MENAGERIE HIPPODROME evenings we were visited by a rain and hail storm. Wednesday's storm was something terrific in some sections south of us hail fell as large as hen eggs, and the frost Thursday night was nothing nice either, It was indeed a blue Friday to see every thing blackened and dead, but there is always a plenty left after all.

The many friends of Miss Emma Mogan gave her a postal shower Saturday, May 1st. Rev. Burrill preached a very interesting sermon Sabbath morning, tak ing for his text, Rev. 15-2. "And Isaw as it were a sea of glass mingled with fire, etc." A large crowd was in attendance.

Miss Mattie Carter entertained a friend from Wichita, from Friday evening till Monday morning. A good sized crowd was in attendance at the church Sabbath evening to hear the Y. P. C. E.

first program. The next meeting will probably be five weeks from then. GREENWICH. DOUBLE HERD PERFORMING ELEPIIAIITS Henry Stollel home at the" present writing. James Wilson, Mr.

Feldner and Miss Nettie Feldner attended the I. 0. O. F. 90th anniversary at Wichita last Monday.

Mrs Mary Devore and daughter, Irene, and Mrs. Owen Reeves were Wichita callers Saturday. W. Luening and Mrs. Bertha Miller transacted business in Wichita one day last week.

Miss Bertha Harpstrite and W. F. Luening have been on the sick. list. PAYNE DISTRICT.

"Miss Carrie may spent Tuesday forenoon with her uncle, John Stockdall who is still quite poorly. Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Stockdall came from Missouri Tuesday night to see his father. The Payne Ladle's Aid met at Mrs.

White's Wednesday afternoon and quilted. When it comes to fine quilt Ing the ladies are hard to beat. They already have enough quilts promised to work on all summer. Mrs. Eli Long visited at Mr.

White's and Stockdall's Wednesday. Mrs. Daniel Ruckle and Miss Orpha Thompson went to Wichita Wednesday. Mrs. August Broelmann and Rolla Stockdall visited at Teter Daily's Thursday.

Mrs. James Waggoner and Miss Carrie Bally were shopping in Wichita Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ruckle gave a delightful party to their many friends Thursday evening in their cosy new home on 21st street.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ruckle, Mr and Mrs. Lester Criser, Mr. and Hazel and Hattie Newman and Hazel Devore visited with Nettle Feldner Sunday.

Mrs. Tripp is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Adah Stollel. Mr. and Mrs.

George Thomas and family, Mr. Herman Young visited at Mr. Thomas Erdkiens. Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.

Jj. Braddy and baby, Miss Claudia Bennett and Messrs. Harry and Willie Crawford and Will Calloway. Several from here took their cattle to pasture for the coming season, last week. Mrs.

Bennett and daughter, Claudia, spent Monday afternoon at Wm. Trickey's Albert Joerger and Mrs, Braddy returned home Thursday from a seven week's stay at different points in Illinois. Mrs. Pease and daughter, Katie, and' Tom Pease visited at Baryl Sloan's Sunday. George Pearson has purchased a fine new buggy.

Now, girls, don't be so slow or that fair Wichita maiden will get the first ride. Mr. and Mrs. John Rick entertained the former's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Ezra Rick of Wichita, Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Trickcy and daughter, Hazel, spent Friday afternoon at Braddy's. Several from here attended the 101 Ranch show in Wichita Friday. Mrs.

Ina Utt visited with homo folk Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of Wichita were visiting with relatives here Sunday. SUNNYDALE.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nebergal were Newton visitors Wednesday. S. H.

Harts is reshingling his house. Mr. and Mrs. George White visited in Kechi Wednesday afternoon." Miss Katie Willis came home from Wichita, Wednesday, after a week's stay with her sister, Mrs. Grace Le-Kron.

The hail Wednesday did quite a lot of damage to window panes. Mr. Dixon had five broken. Mr. and Mrs.

Nebergal visited' at their son, Clyde's Thursday. Miss Lillian, Webster closed her H011STR0UG FREE STREET PARADE at 10 a IT. 1-MILE LONG-1 Loyd Vogt had the mistortune to run a rusty nail in his foot last week, causing him considerable pain. F. W.

Feldner was visiting home folk this week, and is now located in Wichita. Mrs. Ella Lines and daughter, Mrs. Played 8 days in Convention Hall, Kansas City, Mo, Endorsed by the Press. Bessie Wolf, and Mrs.

Feldner and daughter, Nettie spent Thursday aft ernoon at Owen Reeves. Gertrude Tankersley and Edna Mc Donald were Wichita callers Satur 2-PERF0RMAI1GES--2 day. Henrv Stollei marketed corn in Wichita Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Haase's two daughters and a son, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strong, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Erdwien and family, Mrs Kramer and daughter, spent Sunday at C. II. Youngs. Miss Myrtle Schaffer of Towanda is staying with Mrs. E.

N. Weews. George Devore and Goldie Shaul spent Sunday evening at Walter Strongs: Mrs. Mary Devore's daughters, Elsie and Irene visited at Grandma Thomas' Sunday. Clive Rittcr visited friends in this vicinity Saturday night and Sunday.

Mrs. Barrett is improving at this writing. Tho children will practice Thursday for the Children's Day exercises. Hazel Newman spent Monday afternoon with Leona and Lucetta Devore Mr. and Mrs.

Low Lane and son, There is some talk of organizing a WICHITA, HAY I2TII nam or shuie Royal Neighbor lodge here. Hazel and Hattie Newman and govs We want every boy who is anxious to earn money after school and during vacation, to write to us and we will tell you how. Hurry and be the first in your town. Address Mrs. Clarence Criser, Misses Edith Porter, Carrie Bally, Ethel and Clara Smith, Lucille Alluton, Hazel-Beaver, Charlotte Bender, Orpha Thompson.

Myrtle German and Grace James. Messrs. Grover Wisner, Harrison Baker, Floyd Wright, Frank Bally, Homer Baker, Jesse Criser, Roy Allison, Bert KANSAS FARMERS STAR, WICHITA, KANSAS.