The Mullinville News from Mullinville, Kansas • 8

Mrs. Wayne Culley left Tues T. C. Briggs shipped four Harold Culley went to Pres- day morning for Yates Center where she expects to visit with her mother for about a month. cars of fine fat yearlings to the ton Tuesday morning where he Kansas City markets the first will help his brother, Ralph, in of the week.

These cattle are the hardware and implement expected to get the top market business for a time. prices. The Rock Island now has a new schedule for the; Just as we were beginning handling of cattle to the Kan- to feel optimistic over the wheat sas City markets, which does crop as a result of the rains, away with the feed stop at here comes Mike Clifford with Herington. This is a great a tale that since the rains the Mrs. Carl Olso of Greensburg visited at the Tanner home here last Saturday.

in T. C. 'Perry and wife and daughter, Margaret Louise, are visiting here at the home of thing for the cattle shippers as irogs have appeared in sucn Mrs. Perry mother, Mrs. Belle Sidener.

It is persistantly rumored that wedding bells are to ring in the next few days. But of course we are not at liberty to mention names as yet. it allows them to ret their numoers as to endanger tne cattle into the market in a entire crop. great deal better shape. MJu W.

H. Culley Mrs. Vern- theywould cut the weed8 s0 on Sherer, Mrs. La Verne Kirby and Miss Velma Snyder are in thilt a stranger could see the Wichita this week attending a town, this town might look like state meeting of the Women's something." Missionary Association. 5 i If the time ever comes when Another heavy rain fell here Monday night.

Tirr 17 Mrs. James G. Powell and children of Plains visited here we give tne devil nis aue ne may claim a good many of us. at the Fellers home over Sun day. More rain hereto-day (Thursday), brings the total precipitation here this week up to near the five inch mark.

Miss Ruth Tanner returned Dr. D. W. Smith Resident Dentist home Saturday evening from Bethany College at Lindsborg where she has been taking a Many men are here already. course in music.

for the harvest. The recent rains have delayed the harvest from eight to ten days. Mrs. Minerva Gray, Miss Maty Harp and Wm, Cope were visitors in Dodge City last GREENSBURG, KANSAS In Mullinville Each Thursday Thursday. Gavin Roach of the Mullin-ville Produce Company has accepted a position with the M.

T. Bryan Lumberyard Mrs. Roach Chas. and Zola Sherer re turned home Saturday for the is in charge of the Produce station. Office over First State Bank summer vacation.

Both these young men are attending the State Agricultural college at Manhattan. WILL SOON BE HERE AND YOU NEED TO BE PREPARED FOR IT WHEN IT ARRIVES. Miss Mary Alford has accepted a clerical position with a large firm at Denver and left to take up her new duties there last Saturday. Miss Leda Bender of Buck-lin visited with friends here last Saturday. Mrs.

Fred Glover returned to her home at Moses, New Mexico, Monday after a three weeks' visit with relatives here. FOR SALE Yellow Jersey Sweet Potatoe plants. 50c per TO STANDARD OIL Our new Stati on the Rock Island tracks west of the Jennings Elevator is open and ready tor business. We have ah kinds of LUBRICATING OILS, GREASES RED CROWN GASOLENE PERFECTION OIL B. C.

FRALA Agent 100. H. V. Martin, Phone No 1103. The Santa Fe was running its passenger trains over the Rock Island tracks here Monday because of flood conditions along the Santa Fe tracks in Colorado.

We are Ready to supply all your harvest wants Groceries and Harvest Ernest French was up from Mullinville Sunday and Monday to visit home folks and friends and to observe Memorial Day. Ernest is buying grain for the farmers at Mullinville and is getting along fine. St. John Capital. The Mullinville base ball team, accompanied by a crowd of fans started, to Ford last Friday where the team had a game scheduled for the afternoon.

They got caught in the heavy rain that fell south of Ford that day and received a good wetting. The game was cancelled. Clothing Mrs. L. B.

Lingo is in the city this week visiting relatives and looking after her property interests here. Mrs. Lingo i-making her home in Cincinnati this past winter. Mrs. E.

J. Cromer returned Saturday from a few days' visit with relatives at Pratt. Prices are lower this year than last as you will fkd if you let us figure on your harvest order. Henry Sherer and wife visited at the John Immer home in Bucklin last Friday. B.

A. Sidenere was over from Rozell last Thursday on a business mission. L-U-M-B-E-R Builders Material Builders Hardware Fence Posts Barb Wire Nigger-head Coal We bought very carefully during the recent high price period, and are in a position to give you good value at the present time, whether you want a barn, a house bill or just a few pieces to repair a header barge or granarv. We have the kind of material you need and can take care of your business. Bring in your building problems Our sixteen years experience catering to the building needs of this community should enable us to be of some benefit to you.

We are alwavs glad to extend any possible service to you. M. T. BRYAN Mrs. J.

F. Bryan is packing her household goods this week for shipment to Paonia, Colo. Mr. Bryan is there in the general mercantile business. Rev.

Jennison returned home Saturday from a week's visit with relatives in the eastern part, of the state. Mrs. Jennison and the children will remain there for a longer visit. A. W.

Irvy Sharp, a former mem ber of the Mullinville ball team of other years was in the city! Tuesday. Irvy is now slingerj for the Bloom ball team. FELLER: The Odd Fellows lodge held a1 very interesting session at the; regular meeting on Tuesday; night. After the regular work, I the evening was turned over to a good get-to-gether meeting. Refreshments were served.

T. P. Preston of near Ford was in the city Tuesday on business mission..