The Lane News from Lane, Kansas • 8

0 Harry Tomlinson who has been working for Clayton Peevlerleft Thursday evening for his home in Missouri. Miss Margie' Burlingham of Richmond taught school Thu rs- Aor on A TUfiAaw mVia Afiea Wil. J. Q. McClay's Cash Store Miss Esther Chambers came home from Paola Friday and spent the week end at home and with her many Lane friends.

Farris Grover and wife were Ottawa visitor last week Ross Kimball and family visited in Lane Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Patten.

J. 0. McClay of Osawatomie DEALER Merchandise Fresh Meats IN and IS SHOE UWJ lUVA 4t AAVtLVJ millO If Hams attended Topeka fair. Don't forget the Baker Community Center's big free entertainment Wednesday evening, Sept. 29.

Everyone come. Little Elsie Peevler was absent from school Friday pn account of sickness. V- Nof singer and little son Dean of near Richmond spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Overton. Uncle Bobby Lawson is spend- 1 iY -prt-rtT Antra i 4- 4- l-i 11A "Vf 11 We have received our Fall and Winter, line of Ladies, Mens and Children Shoes. You'll have no kick coming if you buy for all the family from Our Big Stock and you are certain to find the right prices and styles. Oil Men and others wanting High Laced Boots of Best Quality are Asked to Look at Our Line.

tug icw viarji an laic jriv j.uixxs home. Mr. and Mrs. W. -W.

Lehew Well Who Serves The Best D.S. HENDERSON. Manager. and son Frank took dinner Sunday at the Sheridan Hendrix home. Grandpa and Grandma Mills of Lane, Miss Maxine Mills and Charley Stevenson spent Sunday at the Wm.

Mills home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins and children, Cecil and Charlene, and Mrs C. H.

McCurdy spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins of near Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevenson and daughters, Elizabeth and Berenice, and Grandma Steven- Mills home near Greeley. Chestnut Grove General NOW He Serves Bruce Howard and wife of Ottawa, spent "Monday and Tuesday in Lane. rs, C.

Smith is improving from her recent illness but she yet quite poorly, Thereill be preaching at tha E. church next Sunday morning and evening. Everyone invited to come. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Kirby of Bucyrus came to Lane Tuesday. Mrs, Kirby will remain here a week or more visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Gerth and other Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Swinney, Mrs. Will Fisher, Mrs. Roscoe LaFollette and Louis Fisher were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Gerth. Mrs. E. M.

Coulter and granddaughter Irene, and Mrs. Chas, Bump and children were Greeley visitors Saturday. Mrs. Florence Bates returned Tuesday from visit at Independence. Saturday night Mr.

and Mrs. John 0. Wright, daughter Ruth and son Billie and Master Kenneth Couts came down from Kansas City to visit Will Daniels and wife until Sunday evening, when Mrs. Daniels' son, Francis took them home in his car. Mrs.

Wright is Mr. Daniels daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Dickey and Mr.

and Mrs. Young Ottawa were also Sunday afternoon callers at the Daniels home. Allen Boyd is about the same. Lane Co 6 OfftlB TIME Baker Harold Robinson spent Tuesday night 'With Cecil Collins. Miss Zoe Sturgeon had the misfortune to sprain her ankle Tuesday but is doing nicely at this writing.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins and daughter Charlene and Mrs. C. H.

McCurdy attended the To-peka fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. C. H. McCurdy of Van Couver, Washington, is visiting her cousin, Bert Collins and fam ily.

Miss Lorena Weber was in Greeley Wednesday morning having dental work done. Charley Stevenson spent Wed nesday and Thu rsday night at the Willard Smith home. Misses Jean Rowland and Faye Cornelius of Lane spent Friday night and Saturday with Jaunita and Claudean Mills. JMrs. M.

Keontz was on the sick list Thursday. Joe Mills' are sporting a new Chevrolet. Miss Ava Landess spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Eva Mills. Harold Robinson spent Sunday with Roy Crouch. Charley Stevenson was absent from school Thursday to help in their hay.

Elevator LANE, KANSAS Misses Bessie Cooper and Belle Parks of Clairmore, spent Thursday evening with La Verne Perkins. Jim Fort and family attended A the ball game at Osawatomie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hail, Mrs.

Davidson and Mrs. John Perkins spent Sunday afternoon with Thos. A. McGee of Emporia, a brother of Mrs. E.

E. Smith; was a visitor atthfcir home Monday. Florence Landess and George Mudd attended the ball game at Osawatomie Sunday afternoon. F. A.

Baker of Ottawa, was in LaneTuesday meeting and greeting his many friends and. well wishers in this community. Mrs. FV A. Burkdoll andMiss Eiiza were Ottawa visitors Saturday.

Attend the Grange meeting in Lane Saturday. The question of moving the grange meeting place to Baker church will be voted on. The next meeting of the Baker Community Club is set for Wednesday Sept. 29th. An excellent program has been prepared and' a fine social treat awaits all who come.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gerth left Wednesday noon Tor weeks. visit with friends in Ottawa. Lance Vinson will hold down Mr.

Gerth's position at depot during his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stahdiford and two children of Denver, came Tuesday to visit Mrs. Tillie Brownlee and family.

Mrs. Tillie, Brownlee is reported as much improved in health. Don't forget the Fair promotion meeting at' Christian church in Lane Saturday night. Kansas Avenue is being improved this week by the addition of numberless loads of shale rock Operative Company was a Lane visitor Saturday. Dr.

J. F. Heath sold 20 acres of the tract he recently, purchased from L. N. Younkers, to Mrs.

Risdon, of Nebraska. Mrs. E. L. Elam was a caller at the Mrs.

Chas. Schmidt home last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Twibell and Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Allen spent Tuesday afternoon at Paola. Mrs.

H. H. McGee of Center- ville, visited with her daughter, Mrs. E. E.

Smith, and family Monday. Willard Smith and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stevenson and children spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Mills. uanita Mills was Jfche Sunday guest of Norean Stevenson. Dick Landess visited Sunday with Jim Mudd and family in Osawatomie. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Ellis of Pasadena, have returned to their Miama county home farm. They arrived here Sunday.

Miss Birdean Rowland spent the week end in Kansas City visiting friends. Lance Vinson went to Coffey -ville Saturday and took examination qualifying as relief telegraph operator. C. H. Shively sold his place north of town Monday.

Vera White Suniayed with home folks. A number of Lane young people went out to the banks of the raging Mosquito last Sunday evening and enjoyed a chicken fry supper got up ala camp style. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Geo. Howard.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henderson, Miss Metta Nichols, Miss Eliza Burk-doll, John W. Burkdoll and Floyd B. Martin.

Ned Twibell is' selling a very desirable folding lunch box for schoolchildren. Drop in and see the nice line of Neuola's Charles Schlagle has on display. They play any make of record. John C. Loch has on show a novelty clock that is as near perpetual motion as we will ever get.

Go in and look it over. Mrs. May Knight of Hannibal, and Mrs. Anna McElhiney, sisters of Mrs. J.

W. LaFollette, and Mr. and Mrs. George Stone-ham, of Kansas City, visited at the J. W.

LaFollette home Monday and Tuesday of this week. C. N. Averill is paintiner his barn. W.

E. Cross has been galvant-ing about Lynn county for several days. Mrs. J. W.

LaFollette was under the weather the first of the week. That Chestnut Grove carnival Saturday night was more than a grand success, it was a jam of hilarity and fun all the way from sunset till midnight. The bunch back of it had the dynamic force to make it go, and go it did like a whirlwind from start to finish. Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs.

Harry A. McClelland and son Robert Earl of Augusta, Kansas, Clare R. Joyce of Ottawa, and Miss Ava Culick of Lane, drove down from Ottawa in the McClelland car and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Daniels.

The ladies are sisters and granddaughters of Mrs. Daniels Miss Culick returned to Ottawa for a longer visit with her sister from Augusta. John Hopwood is visiting in Westphalia and Burlington. A gas well was brought in last week on Mrs. Seymours' place, near Rantoul.

is M. of BE Mrs. Emma Waite. Edith Rogers visited Saturday night and Sunday with her sister. Mrs.

Ralph Oakley. Alvin Arner 'spent Sumday with Willie Waite; Jerry Triplett and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Triplett's mother, Mrs. Waite. Edd Oakley and, family spent Wednesday in Topeka attending the Jesse Evans of Illinois visited with Jim Fort Wednesday.

Juanita Baffrey visited with La Verne Perkins Sunday. May Burgoon visited with her cousin, Aldryth Burgoon Saturday and Sunday. Archie Kennedy visited with Jake Triplett Sunday evening. Jim Fort helped his parents cut corn Monday. Ray Doman visited, with Carl and Floyd Williams Sunday, i A large crowd attended the carniyal Saturday night, all en joying themselves very much.

Everett and Johnnie Hidgon visited the Chestnut Grove school last Wednesday afternoon! Mr. Doman last Thursday was on nis way to worK roaas wnen his horse got scared at the rain, turned around, broke loose and started for home. Mr. Doman escaped with getting hurt. ROWLAND ROWLAND Real Estate Bought, Sold and -Exchanged Capitalized $20,000.

Come to the Elevator for your Oil Meal, $4.00 per hundred. Plenty of CHICKEN FEED on hand. Will ship Live Stock Tuesdays. Call if you have anything to sell. H.

B. BALL, Manager. KANSAS LANE,.