Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Kansas • 5

THE TRIBUNE, ALTOONA, KANSAS. A Fine Showing. The quarterly statement of is 4 Mf owler's Jewelry Store The Altoona State Bank is print ed in the Tribune this week. It is one of the best statements this bank ever issued and shows a big increase of business. The Altoona State Bank is making a KS.

fast and substantial growth. Mrs. L. Holsteine is reported on the sick list this week. FOR SALE -30 breeding Ewes.

H. C. Hammond. Miss Maggie Moran is on the sick list this week. Samuel Booker's little boy i3 on the sick list this week.

Miss Dorothy Button is employed as clerk in the postoffice. LOST-black parasol. Finder please return to Tribune office. John Seever was up from Neo-desha Wednesday. Allen Tomlinson is employed CHAMJTE, Each statement shows a big increase in deposits, also the statement shows the bank to be in the best of shape in every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1915.

Real Estate Transfers. A. A. Kepley to L. G.

McFar- land, Gdn. D. Und. Int. in 2 as clerk in Elmer Harbert store.

Qreat "foivQ tocli and JIarm product 1ioid lots, Altoona, $100.00 Angeline Richardson to Eva Ralph and Orin Bradshaw are attending the state normal school Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Pianos, Grafanolas Edison Phonographs and latest records. Sewing Machines-SINGER and DOMESTIC at the lowest price for first-class goods. Diamond pendants, gold pendants, chains, class rings in all 6tyles, friendship class rings, etc. Have you seen the Midget Friendship Links? Something new, right up to date, nothing more pleasing than a nicely engraved friendship link or a friendship ring for a high school scholar, a class ring engraved, the class you are in, and wedding and birthday rings of all kinds. I am Exclusive Agent for Walker's Silver Cleaner, no rubbing required.

Also have the exclusive on Columbia Grafanolas, that have taken the prize at all World's Fairs. Elgin, Waltham, Hampden, Hamilton, Illinois and Rockford Watches, all styles and prices at about one half the regular price. Everything found in a first-class jewelery and music store. Fitting eye glasses a specialty. I do all my work myself and can save you money.

W. J. Fowler, ALTOONA, KANS. Richardson, 3 lots, Altoona, $100. at Emporia.

Wm. Post, 1 lot, Altoona, $40.00 The 4-County Fair will liave 100 Good Shows. M. McFarland to Ed. Moran, 1 Miss Ethel Conts went to Neo- lot, Altoona, $1.00 desha yesterday to visit Mr.

and A. W. Higgins to Laura E. Band Concerts Afternoons and Evenings. Ingersoll, 1 lot, Altoona, Mrs.

C. L. Squires. Mrs. A.

C. Land, of Neodesha, was in Altoona yesterday on business. MARRIAGE LICENSE. James Toomey, Altoona. 23 Ada M.

Stiles, Thayer 23 MONDAY, OCT. 4. ENTRANCE DAY. 0, Watch Me Go By! The speed ordinance should be FRIDAY, OCT. 8th.

AMUSEMENT DAY. RACING PARADE, EVERYTHING. SATURDAY Oct. 9. HIGH SCHOOL DAY.

GREAT OLYMPIC GAMES. enforced in Altoona. There is Mrs. Will Weiland, of Coffeyville, visited her parents in Altoona yesterday. An Italian orchestra was in town Tuesday and played for a dance that night.

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hayward and Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Jones motored to Elk City Tuesday. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 6. A.

H. T. A. DAY. BARBECUE and a Great Program.

Every Anti-Horse Thief should go to A. H. T. A. Day at the Four County Fair.

THURSDAY Oct. 7. GREAT HARNESS EVENTS Pacing and Trotting Races. no use of any one running their buzz-buggy twenty-five or thirty Tuesday, Oct. 5, CONVENTION DAY.

W. C. T. U. and National Prohibition Day.

miles an hour through Main street. If the speeders are afraid somebody won't know they have an automobile, they should advertise the fact in the newspaper instead of endanger Contests, Teams, Etc. The Greatest day in Kansas over $200 John T. Fox is mail messenger Speakers of National Reputation. Ull I I I ILLkJ KJ 11 Sj.

1 now. conveying mail from Post worth of medals given away. from jra office to depot and back to office. ing the lives of pedestrians just kLMOST mom ENDURANCE, in order to make a show. Peo BORN, Thursday, September ple will come nearer seeing you 23, to Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Hall, a by JAMES WHITCOMB RILy girl. Dr.

Gray in attendance. Air Ship and Military Stunts TO END WITH BLOWING UP OF A FORT EACH DAY. and your auto if you run slower. News Stand ain't a-cjoin' to cry no more, no morel Mrs. JN.

L. crubaker and son, and her brother, Eddie Kilgore, I'm dot ear-ache, an Ma can't make were Neodesha visitors Monday evening. It quit a-tall; BORN, last Monday, to Mr. TT, DvnVoro FIREWORKS, Anr (arlo bite my rubber-ball and Mrs. Robt.

Hunter, of north 1 WU LVCiUilg Ugl GLlllO, etc. Ail nrmpfiira it nr.Ci cVio falo east of Altoona, a girl. Dr. Gray in attendance. mwmy Knife down mrouoii stabio-fioc Born, last Sunday morning, to Changes Hands.

This week James T. Miller disposed of his newsstand to Chas. E. Brown. Owing to other business Mr.

Miller deemed it necessary to sell out. He enjoyed a good patronage. Mr. Brown is experienced in the business as he formerly conducted it for a long period. Read his ad in this paper.

Public Sale of Pure Bred Stock. An loozed it-blame ir alii TUESDAY EVENING, CHILD WELFARE. FRIDAY EVENING; OPEN NIGHT. GREAT FIREWoRK-5 DISPLAY. GRAND CHARGE ThS EVENING.) (NO Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Clayton, But I ain't (Join' to cry more! of south of town, a girl. Dr, Gray in attendance. Mm. 1 Professors Atkeson and Brad Qo! I'm so breath's sohofo special train service on all itaiiroads.

shaw transacted business mat 1st like 1 run anT dont res'none ters in Benedict a portion of last week. CD.Resler, President. G. K. Bideau, Secy.

But ist run on whenlouht to not; yp.c nnr mv rhin Seventh annual sale of pure bred live stock, at Yates Center, Kansas, on September 30, and Miss Marcie Culbertson, of Wichita, is in Altoona this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Buffville Items. An' lipss all teeth's so Fast. October 1st, 1915. 40 head of Jones, and family, AtV Sa place in my throat leant swatter pas An' they ail Hurt soi-An' oh, my-oh! The prizes the Tribune is going to give away are all high grade articles, made out of the best material and something any boy or girl should be proud to own.

Duroc Jersey, Poland China, and Berkshire hogs. 36 head of Short Horn and Black Angus cattle. This is all pure bred stock. A good chance to get good stock at a reasonable price. Hog sale September 30th.

Cattle sale October 1st. Sale commenses at 2 o'clock. Mills Hayhurst, Auctioneers. rma-startm'ad in- l'm a-startirt' I won't, for cl School begun Monday. Miss Carrie Clayton went to New Albany Saturday where she will teach the coming winter Wilbur Dennis returned Monday from a few days' visit with relatives at Iola.

W. E. Clayton and family visited T. B. Mount and family at Fredonia Sunday.

Married, at Independence on September 3rd, Frank Austine, of Neodesha. and Miss Etta 'mm ciiiu yum iuu7 nu inure. numurv; I uuuuu i AT FREDOMA, KANSAS. Big Feature Parade, Prominent Speakers, such as Go v-ernor Capper, Congressman Campbell, United States- Senators, State and Federal Health Officers and the Sar- 'James, of Buffville. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Brown, of Bartlesville, spent the fore part 'of the week with the latter's Ml JV TORY OF THE STATE. This big day is given under the auspices of the combined Commercial Clubs of FREDOMA, NEODESHA, ALTOONA and BUFFALO, assisted by the State and sister, Mrs. S.

J. Lefforg'e, and family. Mrs. J. E.

Todd and children returned Monday night from a week's visit with relatives at Coffeyville. W. G. Wilkinson and family moved last week to Goddard, Kansas, where he is employed as principal of the school. Archie Sikes went to Orlando, Oklahoma, Saturday, for a few days visit and to return with his family who have been, visiting there the past two weeks.

Federal Health Authorities. Everybody Welcome, and it is to your interest to be here. FREE FNTERTAINMENT FOR ALL. The Marquette Tribune wonders what good Henry Ford's millions do him he "dassent" ride in anything but a Ford. Kansas City Star.

If he did ride in anything but a Ford he wouldn't have his millions long. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. L.

A. Baxter, of Chanute, came to Altoona Wednesday where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis visited their son, southeast of Altoona, while Mrs.

Baxter, visited her sister, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, and husband, in Altoona. Mrs.

Ray Nelson and children returned home yesterday from Richhill, Missouri, where she had been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Miller and son, Lloyd, visited in Buffalo the fore part of the week with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W.H.Hunt. i i Sampson, says an exchange, is said to have been the first man to use newspaper display advertising with pronounced success. Sampson, you will remember, made a spread of two solid col-umns-and brought down the Geo. T.

Nicholson, the cement and smelter magnate who owns a big bunch of LeHunt cement stock, is building a new town called Kusa near Muskogee, Oklahoma. He has barred negroes from living there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blevins, of Buffville, have removed to The Tribune's auto, bicycle and football contest is warming up.

Twenty contestants at this writing and they are all working hard to win. A large number of Altoona people attended the Sells-Floto circus at Independence Tuesday. They all pronounce it the worst circus they ever saw. Arch Demmon made a business trip to Oswego Tuesday. Henry Carter served as city marshal during the absence of Mr.

Demmon. Mrs. M. Moritz, of 'Kansas Cityj arrived in Altoona last week to join her, husband, M. Moritz, a bookkeeper at the smelter office.

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hayward left Tuesday for a two weeks' visit with relatives in Western Kansas.

Mrs. Del Higgins, of Chanute, arrived in Altoona yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mort. Barnhill, and family. The diphtheria quarantine was raised last Saturday and school began Monday with a large attendance.

Many boys and girls have enrolled as contestants for the prises to be given away by the Tribune on December 1st. Al Kreutzer, formerly of Altoona, who has been spending the past year in Nevada and Arizona, was recently called to Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, by the serious illness of his mother. Raymond Laher, who has been spending the past two weeks with relatives in Independence, Kansas, and Pierce City, arrived at his home in Altoona the fore part of the week. Mrs. S.

C. Cunningham, who Buffville Items. Miss Sina Sellards is on the sick list. Milton Vance drove to More-head Sunday. Mrs.

Eunice Byram went to Kansas City Sunday night to visit indefinitely. S. T. Carrico, of Alva, Oklahoma, spent the first of the week with B. F.

Clayton and family. Born, September 8, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson, a daughter. Earl Crowder went to Lawrence Saturday where he will attend Che University.

James McGrew was in Iola on business the fore part of the week. Mrs. M. J. Hendrix was called to Welling, Oklahoma, Sunday by the death of a grandchild.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stephens and son, Philip, visited relatives in Neodesha Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. V. McClintock and daughter, Helen, visited at Lafontaine Saturday and Sunday. W. H.

Byram was here on business Monday. He is now located at Shreveport, Louisiana. Rev. and Mrs. W.

Howell spent the fore part of the week with their son and family at Chanute. TOE rn uvi North Altoona. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received by the mayor and council of the city of Altoona. Kansas, until is staving with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Enos, went to Coffeyville Monday evening for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Weiland, and family. Mrs.

McGujre and daughter, the 27th day of September 1915, at 8 o'clock P. for the construction of a curb and gutter on Main street of said city, from 6th street to 9th street; to be constructed of the material and according to the specifications of the state engineer, now on file at the office of city clerk. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Dated this 15 day of September, 1915. T.

C. Ball, Miss Lenore. of Mt. Ida, are here visiting relatives, Mrs Chas. Smith and family, and Emery McGuire.

(Copyright, by IdcClur. Syndicate) Fine Bicycle to be given Away by Altoona Tribune. Miss Ruby Peterman, of Elk City, Oklahoma, who had been snendinor the oast several days Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Warren returned Monday from Denver, Colorado, where they had been Mayor. FOR SALE-a good top buggy and double driving harness. In- JVI with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Holt-haus, left last Monday for her.