McCracken Enterprise from McCracken, Kansas • 5

Store HoiLMAli sit SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1912. HEW YORK Mccracken, Kansas. EVERYBODY INVITED TO COME. D. D.

HUNT Mralay Opening mm Thanksgiving Services. Dr. Raffington, the old reliable Cupid's Do ngs. On Wednesday, November 20, Missouri Parifir Time Table STORE Notice to Hunters. The undersigned hereby notify hunters that further trespassing on their premises will be followed by'a vigorous prosecution.

This includes coyote chasers. W. E. Holdqatb J. C.

Littler W. Close John Ibvin Robt Nickel. W. 8. McCaskey.

V.A.Gaylord. Names added to this list at 25 cents' per ear. dentist, at the Hotel, Monday, Nov. 25. The M.

E. Aid society met at the home of Mrs. L. C. Ward yesterday afternoon.

Dr. Raffington, the old reliable dentist, at the Hotel, Monday, Nov. 25. Books at the Rexall Stoie from 5c to 59c. Get a supply before Christmas.

Buy Hughes Crescent Cottage paint. Best on earth. At Ryan Lumber Co. Try a sack of Moses Best or Kansas Seal flour. For sale by the Ryan Lumber Co.

Miss Ora Elmore who is teaching near Claflin, was a visitor to the Elmore's here Saturday. Mrs. Kline has hats, hats, hats, and then hats, every one a beauty, and just the style that will suit you. Mack Cretcher: The story that has to be whispered into your ear as a rule is not worth listening to Rev. Penn announces that he wiil hold services at the TJ B.

church Sunday morning at the usual hour. Mr. E. S. Chenoweth returned Wednesday morning from a trip through the eastern part of the state.

W. Y. Morgan is of the opinion that the hobble skirt did not affect the race of the women forJ equal suffrage. The Ryan Theater Company will make a two night stand at Lyons, Kansas, on Friday and Saturday of next week. Mr.

and Mrs. Hayes Floyd and children of Ness City came over Tuesday evening to visit relatives for a few days. Mrs. Pearl Iddings of Kremlin, came Wednesday evening to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Andrews. Horace Murphy left for Kansas City Tuesday night where he will stay all winter, engaged in the electrical business. The Woman's Relief Corps met Tuesday evening in regular session.

Mrs. Teater, Dept. Inspector, of Ness City, was present. L. M.

and William Phipps of Is- abell, Kansas, have been here for the last three or four days visiting their sister Mrs. W. W. Nickel. C.

P. Dutton was in Wichita Wednesday and Thursday attending the Scottish Rite Consistory which has been in session there this week. All cream stations will be closed on Thanksgiving day, Thursday, November 28. Swift Mer-ritt and Continental Co. Mrs.

J. P. Warden, Mrs. J. E.

Elmore and Miss Ruby Elmore went to Claflin yesterday morning to visit Mrs. D. M. Hartman and family. T.

R. Neal and wife and three children have gone to Pine Knot, to visit thir old home and friends there. They will be absent for some time. J. G.

Beatty has purchased the Eagle hotel and is now the sole owner. The deal was made lust Friday. He. will change the name to Grand Eagle. We keep all typewriter supplies.

There will be High Mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m. on Thanks giving day, Thursday, Nov. 28, at St. Mary's Catholic Church.

The sermon for the occasion will be delivered by Father Barry of Sew ard. At 7:30 p. Vespers, ser mon and benediction. At the evening services Father O'Sullivan of Hoisington will preach. All are cordially welcome.

Rev. Penn will deliver a sermon at the M. E. churcn on Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, Nov. 28.

William Wilson he has not yet established a relationship with the new president, but that he is of the Wilson, clan and ought to have something coming. Dr. S. W. Dutton will sell at public auction, Saturday, Nov.

30, three town lots. Terms one fourth cash, balance twelve months time will be given at five per cent. The attention of Township and City treasurers is called to the fact that the time has about arrived for publication of their annual report. These reports, by law, are made compulsory. A ladies' gold watch, a real baby doll and a Savage rifle will be given away to the young lady, little girl and little boy who receive the most votes.

Contest stops December 24 at 4 p. m. Ask about it. G. W.

Farwell. Mrs. A. H. Irvin returned home Wednesday evening from Wilson, where she had been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs Moore, who returned home with her for a visit. Mrs. Moore is a sister of Mrs. JohnRixon. William Ramsey of Belvedier, Canada, came in Tuesday to visit his brother Elmer and other relatives here.

He lived here some twenty years ago and is well known to the old timers here. He thinks well of Canada and has much to ly in its favor. Oren Howard, who took the rural route examination here a few weeks ago, making a good record, has taken a route out of Timkin. Under postal rulings, the high man is eligible for any route in the county, where there is a vacancy, so on down the list of eligibles. Mrs.

Eva Gates from below Alexander marketed sixty turkeys here Tuesday receiving 98. 56 for the lot. Percy Grumbein was the purchaser and he is having them dressed for the Denver market. W. H.

Metz also marketed 63 turkeys to the same company for which he received $109. 58. About fifteen of the Masons from the lodge here to Scott City on the local this afternoon to attend a special meeting of the lodge there, at which will be present representatives from many other lodges along the road. "Eating" will follow the work to be done and the boys anticipate a good time. There isn't anything like a coal famine here, but coal has been very short with the yards for the past week or so.

The yards expect coal of all kinds soon, or at least they have many cars on the road. Thanksgiving turkeys are coming in. When a woman by her energy can market close to 1 100' worth of turkeys in a season, it looks like going lome. LOCAL TIME TABLE. GOINO WEST.

Vo. l.due at. 4:03 a. m. So.

3. due at 9:20 p. m. So. 91.

duett 2:50 p. east. No. 2. due 8:13 p.

due 5:42 a. No. 92. due at 1:17 p.m. Nos.

91 and 92 are freights, carry passengers but do not run on Sundays. Nol ana a are the Fivers. Freiirht and express office open a in n. Sundays 8 a. in.

to 10 a. m. ToWmnh nffii mien 8:30 to 5:30: 8:15 p. to 1 Lodge anil (HukU Notices. MCCRACKEN LODGE NO 58.

A. F. A. in i ,1 if htw meets twuuuu uu of each month. Brethren in good I standing cordially Invitea to aiiena.

rw mmm Master. John JNONin, oecreiary. UCLEUS LODGE NO. 398. 1.

O. O. MEET every weunraunjo i -if brethren cordially inviwju Wilson. N. F.

L. Bnodgrass. Secretary. ir rt two vn tav OF A. meet Second and last Friday evenings ot each month in tneir nan.

rurc ton V. C. Percy Grumbein, Secretary. EASTERN STAR CHAPTER NO. 26.

MEET Mrs. Anna Wilson, Matron. Mrs. Mattie Wilson, secretary. MCCRACKEN CHAPTLR NO.

44. O. M. B. A.

Meet First and Third Saturday of each month. Mary rnor. unuu nuuoci. -Wilson. Secretary.

i9 a MF.F.TS every First and Third Saturfay of each month at zociock p. in. mander, w. ti. wasnaiism.

auiu" unvil VCTnTTROTiS of each month, visiuny jwu attend. Mrs. Mary rriur, uii. Wilson. Secretary evn; prayer rel.eaS.al Thursday at 7:30 p.

To all is extended an invitation to meet with m. Both pastor ana iany wm j. t. Penn, rasior. METHODIST CHURCH HAS PREACHING "I servlcesevery Sunday morn ng and even-.

o'clock a. League at p. m. lauira ternooniOfflcia p. m.

xwjv. T. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH REGU- 1 ar services eery ni Hiirn mass, seraoii aim it 10 a. m. All arebeartilT welcome.

Rev. W. M. unawKe. rricsn.

McCracken Postoffice Directory. OFFICE HOURS. Postoffice open from 7 to 8 p. m. Office open Sunday from 7 a.

m. to 9 a. m. Mnn axt nnlurdpHILrtmRIlt tVOOi 7 a. HI.

tO 7 p. m. No money orders Issued or letters registered on Sunday. MAILS 'CLOSE. nr.

n. tnr all trains East and West, at 8 p. m. Alexander Star Route leaves at 9:30 a m. Central time, and returns at p- m.

Rural Routes leave at 8 a. P. Dutton, Postmaster. Clean up sale on books at Hunt's. Percy Grumbein was in Scott City Sunday.

C. A Reynolds was in Topeka the first of the week. Plenty of money to loan on land. See George Nickel. Guy Ryan made a business trip to Lamed Tuesday.

C. W. Hall has been in Kansas City for several days. Lots of new goods recieved this week at Mrs. Kline's.

Mr. J. E. Elmore has been in Kansas City this week. For sale, young pigs.

Inquire at Percy Grumbein's. Frank Hicks was here Tuesday from up on the Smoky. Jack Crum has moved onto a ranch hear Hoisington. Popular copyright books at 59c. Regular 75c.

Rexall Store. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Farwell were in LaCrosse Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Cutler have gone to Salina for a visit. Bargains Half price sale every Saturday at Mrs.

Kline's Store. C. L. Rose and H. F.

Ryan left last night for southwest Missouri. Premiums with every cash par- chase of one dollar at Mrs. Kline's. Dr. Raffington, the old reliable dentist, at the Hotel, Monday, at 7:30 p.

m. at the residence of E. M. Rose, father of the bride, occurred the marriage of Miss Lu-cina M. Rose to Mr.

Raymond E. Close. The attendants were Harley and Manetta Rose, brother and sister of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Penn, pastor of the United Brethren church, and was witnessed by about forty of the relatives and friends.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Close represent Christian manhood and womanhood of the highest type, hence have the respect and esteem of all who know them, tokens of which, in the form of useful and beautiful presents were given. A bountiful repast was served, to which the guests did the fullest justice. That they may live long, useful and happy lives is the prayer of their friends.

Mrs. D. D. Hunt entertained her Sunday school class with a party at her home Friday evening. The children had a happy time with various kinds of games out of doors, after which refreshments were served.

A very pleasant evening was spent by all those present. If asked for advice by young men starting out in life we would try to impress upon them not to be vacillating. To this fault may be attributed so many of life's failures. Starting out without a purpose they have jumped about from one thing to another and succeeded in nothing. First decide what you want, then bend all your energies to attain that end.

To be somebody, and to be of some use in the world you must have a settled purpose. The ladies of St. Marys Catholic church will serve dinner and supper in the old Catholic church on Thanksgiving day. The young ladies and married ladies are already getting busy so as to be sure that every thing will be palatable on that day. Come and have your Thanksgiving dinner and supper with us.

Be sure and bring your appetite as there are many surprises for you in the way of good things to eat, all the way from light refreshments, nothing light but the price, to a good dinner and supper, so be there with a big crowd of your friends. The pastor, Father Chawke, and the congregation extend a hearty "cead mile failte," (100,000 welcome) to all, regardless of creed, nationality or race. Great Holiday Offer. That great farm publication, the Missouri and Kansas Farmer, of Kansas City, is making a great holiday offer to new subscribers. Anyone sending 25 cents will receive the Missouri and Kansas Farmer a whole year and will also receive free a great package containing 50 beautiful post cards consisting of floral, birthday, greetings, Christmas, New Year, Valentine and Easter; all of very latest designs and high work of art.

Only 25 cents gets you the Farmer for a year and the package of 50 cards. Send today. Address Missouri and Kansas Farmer, 8th McGee Kansa9 Dept. A. Come to LaCrosse and be our guest.

Railroad fare and your lunch furnished f.ee with a purchase of $10 or more. Try this: it will pay you to spend the day with us. Anybody with money can buy goods and fill up a store, but it takes a buyer of much ex-perience to successfully buy a line ot Ladies. Misses, Children's, Men and Boys ready to wear Clothes. It requires taste, experience and good judgment to select the proper II styles; Goods that will give service, hold their shape, an4 look new up to the last.

This kind of Merchandise is found at Wollm'an's. Today we have the largest assortment of ready to wear goods found west of Salina on the Missouri Pacific Railroad. These goods were all purchased while Mr. Woll-man was in the eastern markets and style centers. We can give you better values, up to now styles, for less money, than our So we ask a trial so we can prove this to you.

Just now we are selling Ladies Jacket Suits, made up of mixture and Scotch mixtures at $7.50 suit, worth $10; all-wool serge suits, silk lined throughout, at $15, worth more than our price. Ladies one piece dresses, fancy and plain, all wool French Serge at $15, worth $3.50 to $5 more. These dresses come in silks and Messaline: some have the smart Russian effect so new just now. We are showing an immense and varied assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children's Cloaks and Coats. We are' selling a Ladies Long Coat at $6, up to now in style too.

Ladies coats in Zibeline cloth, mixtures, French diagonal and two faced cloakings, coats for lit-tie women, coats for large women; all kinds are found here. Men and boys overcoats and suits are here. We are showing Men's black Kersey full length overcoats for $6.95, now worth $10 anywhere else but Wollman's. Ladies, buy a pair of our Queen Quality shoes while here. Men, buy a pair of W.

L. Douglas cushion sole shoes for winter. Rugs, art squares, carpets, "Linoleums, window shades, lace curtains, Rugs for under the stove9 at 75 cents each. The great outfitting store, the store that sells everything to wear. S.

Woilman, Lacrosse W. H. FORD G. G. WILSON Business Auctioneers.

Will Make Sales in Rush and Adjoins Counties Make Dates at Enterprise Office or with W. H. Eord at McCracken. Address G. G.

Wilson at Alexander, Kan. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ON THE BLOCK JJR. DUTTON, Physician Surgeon. All calls promptly attended day or night. MicroscoDic work and scientific fitting of glasses a specialty OFFICE REAR PALACE DRUG STOKE ABLE TWISELT0N TEACHER OF Piano, Violin and Harmony.

MCCRACKEN KANSAS QHARLEVS SHOP Hot and Cold Baths. Hutchinson Model1 Laundry. All Kinds of Tonsorial Work: McCrackfn, -Kansas JJER3ERT THOMPSON City Dray and Transfer Do your work promptly and satisfactorily. All kinds of goods delivered to any part of the city. Notice of Appointment.

State of Kansas, Rush County, SS. In the matter of the Estate of Daniel L. Freeman, deceased, late of Rush County, Kansas. Notice is hereby given'that on the 5th day of October, 1912. the 'undersigned was by the Probate Court of Rush County, Kansas, duly appointed and: Qualified as administrator of Daniel L.

Freeman, late of Rush County, de ceased. All parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. W. V. Kelly.

Administrator. QR. R. R. JOHNSON, Dentist Office over H.

L. BaKer's LaCrosse, Kans. Phone 155. in mcCracken every Tuesday. The Ryan Theater Company will present another play by Arthur Names at the McCracken Opera House on Saturday, November 23, 1912, The Yellow Streak is a four act romance of a unique and unusual type.

It is unlike any other play by the same author, which has yet been produced, and will undoubtedly prove the most popular play which has been written by him. Can't blame the newspaper for what happens in the community, says the Alma Signal. If there is anything in the life of the place that you do not wish to go abroad in the world, blame yourself that it exists not the paper for saying something about it It is the edi tor's duty to make a typographical photigraph of the town each week, and if you take a homely picture don't kick the instrument. Hays City Free Press: The new term at the State Normal com menced Monday. Among the new students is Miss Carrie Darkes of McCracken, who attended three or four years ago and since then hat teaching.

The Palace Drug Store. Nov. 35.