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PAGE THREE THURSDAY OCTOBER 11, 1917. IT Orval Farris was up from Colony ICO Bring your job work to The Review. i Sweeping compound, $3 per Ibs at Welsh's Drug, Store. Box stationery regular Oc value, 29c Welsh's Drug Store. Tuedsay, on business.

Hazel Scott visited friends in V. H. Elliott, who was up from Col James Logan, of Richmond, was a Ottawa Friday. OS Charles Middleton, bf Selma, cars here Tuesday, going to Ot ony Saturday, called on The Review. Garnett visitor Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Gail Carey visited tawa, on business. Miss Lena Rubeu came down Sat Karsas City 'Monday. Plenty of binding twine for sale.

urday from Topeka, to visit the Witte J. C. Porter, Bush City. o4t3 John Mazur was up from Colony Smith family. Lost Garnett pin star shape.

Finder please return to this office or to Roy Anderson. Mrs. T. H. Smith, of Route 5, was Saturday, on business.

Mrs. Retta Fox, of Welda, was vis a caller at this office Tuesday. Mrs. S. N.

Tipton, of Cherry Mound, iting Mrs. Sadie Stiles and Mrs. Matie Thurston last Thursday. Fred H. Rhodes, of Humboldt, bad was a caller at this ofFce Mr.

Alex. Smith came up from Cherryvale last Friday, to visit his son L. V. Smith and family. business in the district court Tues Mrs.

Helena Wolken and daughter day. H. L.jCrellin, of Union township, called Saturday and set his subscription ahead. i Emma went to Wichita Saturday, to Venr'Ayres went to Topeka Tues-j Mrs. Peter Lickteig, of Scipio, came down Friday to see her brother Jos Poss depart for Camp Funston.

visit Ms. Ida Brummel and family. day, as a delegate to the I. O. O.

F. grand lodge. Nelson Willson, came home Fri Herman Mott came from Gardner Friday, and visited his uncle George Herman and family. day evening from Emporia, where he Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Mansfield, had been attending Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Kincheloe were in Garnett Monday, having dental work done. Last week's Parker Message. Vent to Ottawa Tuesday, to visit their Come to the Broken Dollar Store "children" there. J. W.

Archer returned Monday from a trip to Greeley. He says wheat is good in that vicinity. Sh! What would happen to me if I were your kid? Well, if you're not acquainted -with Calumet Bakings you for bargains. Every day a bargain day at this store. B.

F. Woodall, Big rip. soles, 5 cents. "A stitch in time saves nien." Electric Shoe owner. don't know what a good ex Mrs.

Bert Brown and three children went to Quenemo Friday, to visit her son Verne and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Myers.

Shop, Jesse Carrier. I 1 cuse I have. Helping Myscl I Can't Help 1 they're so 1 Mrs. H. N.

Hopkins left Monday for Goshen, where she will spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. C. H. Oman and Miss Jo Har me too, be- I cood! Good for riman were delegates to a Red Cross cause Calumet Bakings are Mrs.

L. Summers returned Monday from a visit with her sister Mrs. Bundy and family, at Osawatomie. convention at Wichita, Friday and Saturday. Mrs.

M. A. Blake and Mrs. Belle Marshall, of Paola, changed cars here Friday, going to Colony, to visit the Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Ferguson and two daughters were up from Colony Saturday, and paid The Review a visit. Cecil Beard family. Keep your soldier or sailor boy supplied.

Give him the lasting refreshment the protection against thirst, the- help to appetite and digestion afforded by WrUIey's. It's an outstanding feature of the war William Schlamp returned Saturday evening, after an absenceJof two or three weeks in Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Smiley and little daughter went to Iola Tuesday. Mr.

Smiley said they would arrange to move here. wholesome and easily digested. Millions of mothers use CALUMET DAKIUG POWDER because of its purity because it always gives best results and is economical in cost and ose." Calamet contaima on ly ocA intrdint ma kaom proved officially by thm U. Food Amthoritia. Yoa mm whon troa bmy M.

You mm urban yotf mm ft. Mrs. Will Cross came over from Lane Friday, to visit Mr. and Mrs. other points.

Warren L. Snelling, of Kansas City, who is looking after the interests of the K-T Highway in this section, was a caller Monday. George' Cross and attend the Booster Mr. and Mrs. Ira Prentice and son fair.

Will came Saturday. came over from the Goodrich neigh Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Manley, of Selma, changed cars here Monday, going to Wichita, to visit their son, Fred, and family. borhood Sunday, in their car just for (i Mrs. William Baird, and daughter, Miss Louise, of Sedalia, who were ride." OUAUTY 1 AWARDS Mr. and MrsJ. F.

Henning returned Tuesday from a two-weeks' visit at Richmond and Muncie, Indiana. They say crops are very fine there this year. visiting Mrs. W. J.

McMurray, called at this office Friday, accompanied by Peter Wolken found a sum of money and brought it to this office Mrs. McMurray. Joe and Mrs. Floris left Monday for Arkansas City. Joe is' a Mexican, and has been in the employ of the Missouri Pacific some time.

for the owner, who may get it by showing ownership. I write both farm and city insur 'All the British Army chewing it. AFTER EUERY MEAL ance in. companies which pay their losses in full, without delay; also Special sale on box chocolates Mrs. Arthur Finley and children, who were up from Greeley to attend the fair, remained for a Sunday-visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Archer. special short-time rate on grain.

Call Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ray and child; ren motored upfrom Toronto Friday, to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Smith, and attend the-Booster Fair. "Tempting Fruits in Cream." Regular 60c. at 49c. Other chocolates, 60c.

to and see me. J. E. CALVERT. $2.

Welsh's Drug Store. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tilford, of Osa John Mertz, of Sedan, has been spending a few days at Greeley, with Prof, and Mrs. W.

T. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnard motored to Colony Thursday evening, and were guests of Mr. and MrsC.

H. Johnson. The Flavor Lasts During Dr. Cullum's absence, the hospital will be continued, for surgical or medical cases. Best of care.

Mrs. A. B. Cullum. Both phones 99.

8-6tf watomie, changed cars here Friday, going to Harris, to visit his parents, who live south of that place. His mother, Mrs. Alex Tilford, has been his father, Charles Mertz. They were up Fi'day for the fair and aeroplane flight. sick, but is recovering.

Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Kasbeer have 753 moved from Colony to Garnett, and Rev.

R. N. Hillyer'amd family now occupy one of Mrs. Elma Bacon's residences, on west Fourth avenue, as the parsonage is leased to Mr. Cross for several months yet.

C. A. Bird, who has been conducting a branch music store at -Pleasanton, for the Roberts Music Company, some time, came home for a Sunday visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs.

Chan Barber came from Topeka Saturday evening, to visit her mother, Mrs. Hamby, and her sister Mrs. Joe Rooks and the family. occupy the Dr. Thomas home, on Jack son boiiievard Mr.

and Mrs. Kasbeer are oM residents of Anderson county, a v--f in in i J. C. Ireland company on the Commodore Browning farm, near Farlin-ville, and will move it to Garnett, where he has a contract for drilling several wells. His other rig it at O'Brien, in Anderson county, where his son and Sim Swisher are helping and The Review is glad they have cided to become residents of Gornett.

Alta and Mrs. Willson and three children arrived last Thursday afternoon from N.ew Mexico, for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tom Bowen has our thanks for a fine watermelon which he had on exhibition at the It was of a most delicious flavor. Tom sure is a success as a melon-raiser.

O. J. Bennett made a call at this office Monday, to put a card in The Review for himself and J. M. Van-derslice, who have entered the field of sale auctioneers.

Mr. John Porter, Mrs. Creed Minor and Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. McDonald I run it. His son Wayne is living on Postmaster Pease, of Greeley, was a Garnett visitor Tuesday. Wilson, and family. Win's farm, over there, and going to LITTLE LOCAL LINES blrs.

E. S. Stein went to Baldwin gtottday, for a few days' visit. autbed to Topeka Tuesday. Mr.

Poller represents the Odd Fellows Dr. Wilson, of Harris, was in Gar Mrs. Merle Stephenson-Groene, af Mrs. Coke Johnson is suffering from an attack of malarial fever. school.

Win has been in the vicinity of Mound City several days, waiting for the completion of the Ireland well, and Mrs. Minor the Rebekahs. of Kin- ter a brief but pleasant visit here with her folks departed for her home, at W. S. Mann came in from Westphalia Saturday evening, and met Mrs.

Mann on her return from Westphalia, where she had visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Gunn.

nett Friday. He brought his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Wilson, of Emporia, who had been visiting him, and they went on to Chanute. Kids Nona Reed went to Kansas City Tuesday, to visit her sister Mary. in order to ship the rig to Garnett. caid, and Mr. and Mrs.

McDonald the Lone Elm lodge, at the grand lodge meetings which were held at Topeka yesterday. Lewistown, Montana, last Thursday. Westphalia Times, last week. For Sale Extra good 3-year-old filly. Price right.

J. F. Smiley; Bell 'phone 550-K. tl Little Girl Fell On Scissors. F.

S. Leveringhausen and their lit This is bargain week at Roberts Co-'s, Garnett, west Fifth. Call Had investigate. Mrs. May Balyeat Milligan, daugh Miss Bonnie Keeney came from Topeka last Thursday evening, for a tle sons, of Westphalia township, Last Friday afternoon, at school.

ter of John Balyeat, of Garnett, with Miss Lois Acuff and Mrs. Frank Gillette w.ent to Yates Center Monday, to visit friends. Claire Anderson, daughter of Mr. and her two children, spent several days visit with her grandparents, Mr. and were in town Saturday, and made a call at The Review office, to add his )nane to our list of readers in that section.

at the Balyeat home the first part of the week. Last week's Blue Mound Mrs. Thomas Tippin; her sister, Mrs. Frank Hunt, and family, and her Coke Johnson came in from ElDo-trwto for a Sunday visit with Mrs. Johnson and Miss Mabel.

Capt. C. T. Joray, of Ligonier, who has been attending the officers' school at Fort Leavenworth arrived here last Friday," fb visit Geo. Y.

who was a comrade of Captain Joray's father in the Civil war. The Captain had been stationed 'at Cleveland, Ohio, f-onie time before coming to Fort Leavenworth. Sun. brother John Waite and family. Miss Margaret King returned to Kansas City Tuesday, after a two-weeks' visit at home.

Mr. and Mrs. T. BrKelsey return Judge S. S.

Irwin and two sons ed last week from quite an 'extended autoed up from Kincaid Saturday, to Hay-press for sale Eagle self-feed; good as new. Call Tom Anderson; Home phone 17-It, Garnett, or TT-O, Richmond. t2 visit with relatives and friends in In For Rent A good 5-room house, plumbed for water and gas; well located. M. C.

Lawellin. s27tf attend the fair. Mrs. Irwin came as far as the home "of her parents, diana and Ohio. At Cambridge, Ohio, they visited their son Rev.

Hugh A. Uncle Tom and Mrs. Stout drove in from Iantha Saturday, to attend the fair, and Uncle Tom paid The Review a visit. He said his son L. A.

Stout is now at Camp Sheridan, near Chi-cagot attending a school for army officers. L. A. has been a railway mail clerk several years. Butcher Buys Another Drill.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Taylor, to spend the day with her mother. While Mrs. Del Anderson, in Allen county, fell, on the school grounds.

She had a pair of scissors in her right hand, and when she fell, the points were thrust into the ground, but the handle struck her over one eye with such force that it made a deep indentation in her forehead and broke the skin so that it dropped down over the eye. Dr. Heidrick, of Welda, was called, and he found the child's condition so serious that he hurried her to a Kansas City hospital, on the early morning Santa Fe train, for treatment. Mr. and Mrs.

Anderson and daughter returned from Kansas City Tuesday evening, and spent the night in Garnett. The child is doing well. Kelsey and family. Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Ramsay left Tuesday afternoon for Russellville, Ind for a visit of about three weeks with relatives and friends. in town, Judge Irwin paid The Review Lynnie Welsh came down from Cha-nute for an over-Sunday visit with his brother Earl, returning home Monday night. Mr.

O. P. Gregory is in charge pf a visit. Mr. H.

Highley, of LaCygne, who has been Tiere several days, visiting his sister Mrs. W. J. Lane, left Tuesday for Freeman, accompanied by Mrs. Lane, for a few days' visit with their sister, Mrs.

George Majors. From there, they go to Oklahoma City, by automobile, to visit their brother, J. T. Highley, and family. the Garnett Marble Works during the Mrs.

Sarah Curtis and daughter, absence of Mr. Ramsay. Mr. Greg Mrs. Myrtle Mohnk, left last Satur ory is right at home there, for he has Mound City Sentinel.

Win Butcher has bought the 'drill Hugo McEvoy and Michael Dore, of Jteeder township, shipped cattle to Kansas City Tuesday, and went up in the afternoon, on the Santa Fe. day for Topeka, to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Curtis intends to-be been in the marble business here a srood many years. L.

Shrock arrived Tuesday from Arthur, 111., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Schrock, and other relatives.

ing rig owned by Barber Quinn, gone several weeks, while her daugh which was used by the Republic Oil J. S. Curry, John Tallman, wife and ter, after a week's visit. there, will Company for two wells, and by the son are in Braman, visiting and Mrs. Tom Parrott and little grand 9 return to her home, in Chicago.

Last week's Blue Mound Sun. Rev. and Mrs. Adam Lankard and little son of Ottawa returned home Monday, after visiting over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Lankard. son, of Mont Ida, changed cars here looking after oil interests. They are drilling another well on his (Mr.

Monday, returning home from a visit Curry's) farm at present. Center at Ottawa. Uncle Sam Patton came in from his farm, at Mineral Point, last Thursday, to visit his niece Mrs. S. Kauff-man and attend' the fair.

Of course, he visited The Review and took a "sun bath" in the big windows. Uncle Sam says there is a great grop of corn oh his farm, and he never saw finer kaffir corn than is growing in his neighborhood this year. ville itemin Parker Message. Mrs. J.

E. Crosson, of Independence, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Hamilton went came up Tuesday, to visit her parents, Mrs. E. L. Elam, Mrs. Charles Schmidt and Mrs.

L. M. Younker, of Lane, changed cars here Tuesday, going to the Rebekah grand lodge at Topeka. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert McMullen arrived home Sunday from Dodge City, rwhere they have been the past foi'-months. Bert went for the harvest, and stayed to help put in another crop. He says it is dry there, but wheat looks fine, and there is a big acreage this year. to Lawrence Tuesday, to visit their Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Whitford. They are moving to Bigheart, Okla. son George and family.

Their son F. L. Kennedy and little son and Will, who has been visiting here, went with them, and will return to his home, at Bellfouche, Montana. Walter M. Osborne left Wednesday Mrs.

M. I. Frost, of Centerville, came over Tuesday, to consult Dr. Turner. for Junction City, where he will assist in the opening of the Cole Brothers' seventh store, to be started at Camp Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr and Mrs. James Smith, of Clay Center, who were called to Mont Ida by the death of their mother, Mrs. W. Smith, left for home Monday tvening.

The little boy had a broken arm. LFunston. The new store will handle A dandy 4-acre tract in Orchard Park addition to Garnett. If you want a bargain in a good home, here Editor Scruggs, of the Kincaid Dispatch, accompanied by Mrs. Scruggs and their son and daughter, motored up from Kincaid Saturday morning, to attend the fair.

Mr. Scruggs and son paid The Review a visit, and looked over The Review's Intertype. Mr. Scruggs is thinking of buying an Intertype a wise idea. After he has used it a while, he won't know how he ever got along without it.

military merchandise exclusively, both wholesale and retail, and will be located on the government reservation. Mr. Osborne expects to be there about two weeks. Last week's "Paola Spirit. it is.

For price and terms, call on Spohn real estate, Garnett, Kas, Must close out the organs and pianos in stock, in the next few days, jfow, if you are looking for high-grade goods at a sacrifice price, come. Roberts Music west Fifth, Garnett. 10-llt2 Mrs. Will Olmsted was over from Parker part of last week, visiting her father, Charles Wolfley, and attending the fair, fehe brought over with her a good exhibit of fruits and "garden-truck." Will came over Satur-day J. W.

L. Morrir, of Junction, raised some mighty fne sweet potatoes this year. The writer knows, 'for lie and Mrs. Champe sampled them. There were three varieties in the sack which Mr.

Morris left at our home while we were n5t at home. Ocie Tolson visited Camp Funston and Kansas City last week. He went to Camp Funston to look for a job as Mrs. Jennie Lake and Mrs. William cook, and thinks hell get it He says it's a greater place than New York JL ft city.

Am mm D. H. Luse arrived home last Thursday afternoon rorn, San Francisco, where he had gone to visit his son, Harley. He says Harley is well and strong; that the soldier boys out there are certainly, going, through a strenuous drill as compared with the drilling of Company When Mr. Luse got off the train at Clovis, New Mexico, he met Alta Willson, who, with his family, was on his way to Garnett.

It was a pleasant surprise. Wallman were in from the Glenloch neighborhood Saturday, and called at this, office. They say the farmers are having a hard time to save their crops, owing to a shortage of help, so many of the boys and young men having been called to the armyr Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

John Cole and Billy motored over to Paola Sunday, and Mr. H. T. Hill was up from, Welda both days of the fair, and paid The Review a neighborly visit. He failed to attend the Hoosier meeting here in September- because he was" visiting his daughter in Iowa.

His daughter Mrs. Mayme Miller came up with him from Welda, to attend the fair. visited Guy Cole and family. Miss Rose Stein went with them as far as Greeley, and visited Mrs. L.

Champe, Mrs. Ella Lambert and two children, of Sylvan Grove, were called here by the death of her mother, Mrs. Delila Bennett, of Welda. She has a son with his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Lambert, and they also visited here, returning to, Welda Tuesday.

Protect your and curtains from damage by and sparks. No ashes or live coals can ever fall rom the Smoke Proof Feed door found on Cole's Original Air -Tight Wood Heaters Large Chunks of Wood Big Fuel Saving at the Central hotel. Wallman said she helped solve the problem by going into the field and assisting Mr. Wallman in cutting corn. THE can easily be fed through the is easily realized with this remarkable heater.

The com extra large leer. door. Housekeepers everywhere Fred Hintz, who is now farming near Colony, was a pleasant caller the other day. Fred is getting along fine. He is milking nine cows, and has had good crops this year.

We didn't know until he told us, but a little son arrived at his home three months ago. Osbo rn Lumbe Go. bustion of wood is so perfect and complete that ashes need only be removed once in six weeks time. No imitation stove can approach the great fuel economy possible with Mrs. Ada Elson and two daughters arrive'd here last Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for a visit with J.

S. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. "ohn Stewardson. Mrs.

Elson's father wa3 -an old friend of Mr. She made an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs- Mason years ago, when she was a young girl. Her husband is a traveling salesman for a wholesale jewelry house, and California is part of his territory. proclaim this the cleanest, safest and easiest feed door found on any Wood Stove.

Side feed doors are dangerous and flood rooms with smoke and soot. -Westphalia Times. Builders' Hardware Moulding, Cement Coal and Time Building Material Lumber, Sash, Doors Screens, Sand, Brick the Patented Air-Tight Con- Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Beck arrived home last Friday evening from a visit with their daughter Mrs. Ralph Shackelford and husband' at Wagoner, Okla. They left Wagoner at 5 o'clock Friday morning, reaching Chetopa at noon, the distance being eighty-five miles. They left Chetopa about 1 o'clock, and made a stop of an hour, reaching, about 9 o'clock in the evening, the distance being 153 miles.

Mr. Beck says the roads were smooth and fine until after they passed Welda, and three miles of the road between Welda and Garnett were "simply awful." If we expect to maintain our place on the K-T Highway, that stretch of road will have to be put in decent shape. It is the on)y place between 'Wagoner and Buy the sanitary, safe and struction of Cole's Original convenient Air-Tight Wood Heaters. Put 'one in your home today. Cole's Original Air-Tight -Come in Today Mr.

and Mrs. Will Davis, Mr. Jfnd Mrs. Claron Davis and Mrs. Ruth WagstafF motored to Parsons Sunday, -r a visit with Dr.

Mrs. T. D. Elascel. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Byerly and children motored over from Humboldt tnd joined them, returning home in th evening." Mr. Will Davis went to Humboldt with them; and returned home Monday. The other members of the pait returned Tuesday, Mrs. BlaMiei coming with them.

BOTH TELEPHONES No. 11 Office and Yards on Sixth Avenue D. B. LARDNER, Mgr. Company Mrs.

A- B. Cullum and her son, Ward, and daughters, Misse3 Mae and Reba, motored to Fort Riley last Saturday, to visit Dr. Cullum. They returned Sunday. Mrs- Cullum reports a pleasant trip.

She says. Camp Funston is a wonderful place, They found the Doctor welL Garrett that is not in first-class con- No. 430 onion says rsecK..