The Hudson Herald from Hudson, Kansas • 1

13 AT UTO TO TO TCI 1 Pi 1JD VOL. 6 Hudson, KonsBs, Thursday, September 30 1920 dud son Produce Co. Trinity Church The Church thai Wch-omes you. -SUNDAY OCTOBER 3-" Trinity Church will observe its Annual Mission Day on next Sunday, Three out of town Pastors have been secured for the occasion, Sunday-School at sharp. Regular morning worship in the German language at o'clock.

Pev. Frederick Stoerker, President Y. P. Social The Y. P.

of Trinity Church oave a weinnie roast last evening on the banks of the creek about a mile from town. About forty members and friends were present. The evening was spent in roasting weinnics, toasting marshmaliows and feasting on watermelon, A fine time is repotted by all present. PAYS CASH FOR Poultry, Cream, Eggs and Hides Honest weight and tests, highest market prices at all times. You will find us in line with surrounding towns always.

Robidsaux-Bcwmcn Vledding Mr. .1. A. Powmau and Miss Pamona Pobideaux were married last Wednesday September 22nd at Wallace, Kansas. Mr.

Bowman is well known to the people of Hudson, being connected with the Hudson State Hank for the past year and is now cashier of same. i I Si R. C. Noycs, Prop. of the Kansas District and Aleck of Peace Church Hudson will be the speakers in the morning service.

Afternoon service will begin at 3:00 o'clock. Pev. Herman Pecker of Ellinwood, Kansas will preach the afternoon sermon, Y. P. L.

at 7:00 o'clock' and evening worship at S4)0 Pev. Stoeiker will preach (luring the evening worship this service has been arranged especially for our Ladies of the Congregation, so don't miss the meeting if at all possible. Our men oE course are welcome also. The good Ladies of Trinity' have arranged to serve dinner in the basement of the so coute and spend the day. with lis.

A silver offering be taken in all meetings for the cause of missions. Afternoon and evening service will be conducted in English. O. 11. Zwilling, Pastor.

Gusiav Krug Dead Mayor of the City of Hudson and President of the Stafford County flair Mills Passed away Saturday night. Gustav Krug passed away Saturday night at 1 1 o'clock at his home in Hudson. Mr. Krur had Mrs. Bowman, though not so well known here, vet numbers her friends by her acquaintances.

She comes from Wallace, Kansas, After a few davs visit with re-latives at Wallace, they came to Hudson Saturday whers they will make their home in the P. Dressier property in the south part of town. The best wishes of their many friends for a long ami happy wedded life. Bail Cams Ellinwood will play Sandago been in poor health for several months and was bedfast for the last tuo weeks, co that his dead), though a blow to the community was not entirely unexpected. The funeral was held at 'Trinity Church at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Itev.

Zwilling, pastor 'of Trinity Church and Ifev. faithful wife, who had shared 26 years of toil and labor with him was taken away thru death. In 1000 Mr, Krug again entered into wedded life with Miss Adele Sondcreivr of this union 4 children were born, 3 of which died in infancy. After moving to Hudson, Kansas from the farm, Mr. Krug became interested in several of the leading business enterprises of Hudson.

It was thru his efforts that the Lumber Vid, uv known as the Hudson Lumber Co. was called into beiiM' in 1000. Later in 1001 he entered into with Mr. Otto Sonderegger and built the Hudson Mill, of whieh organization lie was president until his death. The high esteem in which Air Krug was held by the citizens was proved by the fact that they elected him to the office of mayor for several terms.

He was still holding this office when he died, on September 2rih, 1020 at P. M. Those left to mourn his departure are his four daughter, Miss lledwig Krug, Mrs. Clam Myers, Mrs, Lena Kelley, Mrs. Martha Friedmanii' two sons, Mr.

Win, Krug and Mr. Pieh- nl Krug and their families and scores of relatives and friend. Oct. 3rd, at 3 P. at Sandago ten miles north of Hudson, Sandago has a strong line up for Sunday and a good game is expected.

Krueger of Steiuour, brother- Plenty of refreshments will be ser-j in- law oi the ueceaseil. Jnt rnient ved on the grounds. Tred Hewitt, Ladies' Aid Society Thursday', Oct. 7th, will be guest day at the Ladie's Aid Meeting, for on that day they extend an special invitation to ladies of Trinity Church and friends there of, who are not yet members of the Society, to come and meet with them. The usual order will be observed; Airs.

Zwilling will act as hostess, Remember the time ladies, Thursday Oct. 7th, 2:30 P. M.f the place, baseniqnt of Trinity Church. We assure you of a hearty Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Kelley and Mr, and Mrs. Walter Boyd returned to Greensburg Wednesday, after attending the funeral of Mrs. Kel-ley's father, Mr. G.

Krug, held Tuesday afternoon. I PAYNE BRU 5 1 iMiC was in Trinity cemetary, Gustav Adolph Krug was born March 3rd, 1810 in Geoi litzheim, Germany, lie was the oldest son in a family of five children. He received his secular and religions train-ing in the public schools of Germany and was confirmed there in the Kaith of the Kvaiigelieal Church, Circumstances in his parental home demanded of him when still in his tender years to assist his father to supply a livelvhood for the family. In his young manhood years he learned the mason tra'lo and followed same until liis health forced him to abandon this work He then became a railroad employ in the State of Saxony. In the year of 1871 he was married to Miss Teresa Teichmann, to this union 10 -children were born, 4 of them, however died in infancy.

In 1SS2 Mr. Kruj came to America with his entire family and lived on a farm 3 miles from Hudson, Thrifty and honest in his work, he accumulated a comfortable home for his people. In 1807 on the 21th day of July, his Miscslencus Shower Mrs. John Dohriuaun entertained Sunday afternoon a nuuiberof friends with a niiscelanous shower for Mr. and Mrs, Howmaii, who were married last Wednesday at Wallace, Kansas, Many beautiful and useful presents were received.

7 a SS $2 i2 S3 3 a ss 5 Si 18 SZ a a ss si S2 sS SS S3 12 a Drugs, Sundries, Paint, Wall Paper, lee Cream, and Fountain Drinks. I 8 9f ft If 9 ft 0 Sals. For School Desks sit Hudson School District No. 75. luquiie of John Dohrmann or Ldw lliiz.

udv R. Prop. 'ayne, ss 12 Louis and August attended the fair at Hutchinson Priday..