Havensville Review from Havensville, Kansas • 1

State Historical Society 0 Hav ENSVILLE EVIEW. Vol. XXIV No. 21. Havensville, Pottawatomie County, Kansas, Thursday, February 18, 1915.

$1.00 Per Year Dr. Shoyer was in Blaine last 0 Thursday. E. II. VunMnskirk went to Hoi ten Monday.

uur vvnue mm tnas iaiuraay Herman Mlanka wale today, ut Mucks Grove. FEBRUARY 20 SPECIALS WE OFFER FOR SATURDAY Mrs. J. J. Cook wont to Leav on worth Friday.

Remember the Shumate sale next Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Jontra visited rela tives in Soldier last Friday. Miss Marie Swartz went to Soldier Monday afternoon. Herbert and Clarence Raw-lings were in Ilolton Monday.

Mrs. Bartlett visited with her daughter in Soldier Thursday. Men's best work shirts .44 Men's best overalls .90 One lot men's shirts .39 4 quarts cranberries .25 4 pounds fancy rice .25 Post Toasties, per package 1 1 Fancy ribbon, 25c seller .15 3 boxes Kellogg's Krumbles .25 3 tall cans salmon .25 6 small cans milk .25 3 large cans milk .25 J. W. VauHuskirk returned to his home in Oklahoma Tuesday playing games until midnight when a tine supper was served.

AMERICA CITY Geo. Runcel has quite a sick child. Jim Massey sold his black team to Arthur Friel. Frank Mills and family spent Sunday at the G. Myers home.

Maurice Rush and family spent Thursday with his parents near Soldier. A few from around here attended the play at the Rose Hill school house Saturday night. There will be a home talent play at the Greenwood school house Thursday night. Everybody come. The Grange will have a public meeting Friday evening.

A gentleman from Manhattan will give a talk, so it is well worth while coming to hear him. There was a good attendance at Sunday School to hear the program and hear what the fathers and sons had to say. They did well but. wait till mother's day. Jerry and Erick Brack were called home last Thursday by the sudden chage in their father's health.

He lingered and gradually grew worse till Monday when the end came. Elmer Hums of Agra, is spending a few days with his parents. It has been 12 years since he was home and he can scarcely realize the changes taken place during that time, lie is trying to persuade his parents to go with him as they are too feeble to be left alone. MUCKS GROVE We would like a place for our news items again. Clare Clements spent Sunday at home.

G. A. Shove went to Wichita Tuesday morning to attend the Masonic grand lodge. F. E.

Taylor writes to have When in Havensville give us a call and get our prices. the Review sent to him at Council Grove instead of Wilsey. Win. Ozmau went to Soldier Monday to visit his granddaughter, Mrs. Geo.

Thomas. I. Johnson of Soldier, was in I. FIST. Highest market price for produce.

the city several days last week to see his brother, Alfred, who has been quite sick with the grip Mrs. Davis the Ilolton dentist will be at. the hotel Thursday, February 19, prepared to do all kinds of dental work. Your work in this line solicited. Mrs.

Early and daughter, Ida, spent Friday with Mrs. Mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Hus.sou spodt Wednesdy with the Mlakely family.

Mr. Clark and Mr. Nichols attended church in Soldier Sunday night. J. L.

Day went to Kansas City Monday afternoon. J. T. Snodgrass has been quite poorly for several days. W.T.

Williams of Topelca was in the city last Thursday looking for horses. John Nicholas and family of Ths grip is still with us' Those suffering with the disease not reported last week are: Mr. FOB SALE-2 young calves. L. S.

Talbott. FOR SALE Span of coming 3 and 4 year old mules, span of marcs, crib of good corn in bulk. W. W. Woodruff.

I want to do your papering and painting. I sell the best paper on the market at moderate prices. At Murphy Williams building. Frank Rico. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES We are planning on renewing our basket ball practice soon and Mrs.

W. S. McKee, Marvel Quim Huffman spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mina Oklahoma, arrived Saturday night for a visit with relatives.

Miss Aurelia Beach was in Onaga a fe days last week on professional business, as trained McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Mlakely ate dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

George. Mrs. Ora Beach and Mrs. Geo. Schwarz visitd with Mrs.

Spang-lea last Wednesday. Mrs. Mlakely received the sad news last week of the death of her brother, Mert, in California. Mrs. Ueathman of Ilolton, and hope that every one desiring to take part will be present if possible at every practice.

Mr. Kintigh, during a discussion in general science: "Water- came up Friday night to visit for a few days with her brother Geo. II. Cain ami family- Marie Mahret spent Sunday with homo folks. Albert Mahret is helping Mr.

Myers with hay baling this week. Walter Kroth is now nble to out again but still hobbles on one tennis shoe. Tom Lines was away Friday and Saturday louking after business near Mayetta. Esther McKinsoy lias quit school and is now working in a restaurant in Ilolton. Mr.

and Mrs. Mitchell visited home folks in Ilolton this week over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mitchell had the grip several days last week and Margaret Mahret was her substitute as teacher. There will be a play and box We are sending out a few re minders this week to subscrib ers who are a year or more in ar VanMuskirk, and W.

A. Irwin. Mrs. Mollie Shumate has posted bills for a sale to be held Wednesday. A list of the property lor sale may be found on another page of this issue of the Review.

VanMuskirk and Friel have a sale advertised for Friday, February 26. They have 40 head of horses and mules to sell on that date. See list elsewhere in this issue. Mr. and Mrs.

Dinsmore of Oklahoma, vlsijed a few days the past week witli relatives in the city. Mrs. Orlena Beach is an aunt of rs. Dinsmore. She is a daughter of Ijorenzo Beach.

Bert Williams who traded with II. A. William for the McFar-land prorperty moved his family to the rear rooms last Saturday. We understand that he will use the store room for a garage. Rev.Murphy of Effingham was here for his regular appointment last Sunday.

Negotiations are under way, and if consummated Mr. Murphy will move his family here and become the resident rears, and we trust the response will be general. We do this part ly because we need the money and partly becouse we do not want the account to get too old or too large without your knowledge. We know from experience that small amounts are easier to pay than large ones. The supper at the school house Sat urday evening, February 27.

All melons grow better on bottom I. ind." Why should he know? What is the color of an up-to-date lie? Simp says "green." The Juniors won the debate from the Freshmen last Friday, points being three hundred to two huudred sixty-eight. The judges were: S. II. Stockwell, W.

II. Cover dale, and Dr. McManis. The Freshmen did extra well in delivery. Rev.

Raymond and Miss Me-Cosh conducted the devotional exercises last Friday morning. The Sophomores gave a farewell surprise party last Monday evening for John Poaguo. John was president of the class. Dewey Irwin succeeds Johu Poague as president of his class and bids fair to become a very progressive and uplifting leader of the noble Sophmores. Review is not sent to people who are cordially invited.

The teachers are now hoarding do not want it if we know it, but continue to send to regular sub at W. A. Marts' as O. (I. Mlanka FAIR VIEW Mrs.

Ed Miller spent Friday with her sister Mrs. O. (). Wil- SO 1. J.

O. Roderick and family took dinner with Win. Paulsen's last Sunday. D. Merry and family spent Sunday with Frank Strosnider and mother.

Gus Paulsen spent Tuesday with his brother Henry, near Westmoreland. J. E. Evans and family and Eph Ford ham visited Sunday at the Rieschick home. Wm.

Mosing of Onaga, spent Tuesday night with the. Evans family, returning home Wednesday. Carstin Schilling and family spent Sunday in this neighborhood with his brother Hans, and family. A few of ti young people of this vicinity gathered at the Frank And rick home Saturday evening and spent the time in and family are to leave for Cana da sooji- scribers after expiration. So we want you to consider our notices more like reminders of our busk ness relations than regular duns.

O. H. Mlanka sale to-day. Come and partake- of the refreshments Examine the label on your paper. served by the Eadies Aid.

They If it reads 1 1 15, your subscript will also have several articles to be sold. ion expired January 1 this year. There was a large crowd out pastor of the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Adams arrived in the city Monday evening i'ov a visit with home folks. They expect to go to their new home in Newton, Monday. The boys were on hand after the train came and gave them the customary serenade. If is reads 1 114, you are a little over a year behind and we shall be pleased if you will clear it up to date. If we are sending the paper to those who do not care for it we will promptly discontinue on notice, but shall ex pect all arrearages to church service Sunday morning considering bad roads.

Our Supt, J. P. Venneberg, certainly arouses the interests of everyone and one wishes but to come again the next Sunday. BUCKEYE RIDGE The past week has been like spring. Mr.

Stevens returned Thurs- 'day from his visit in Iowa..