Williamsburg Star from Williamsburg, Kansas • 1

Vierra's Royal Hawaiians To-night at School Hall. WILLIAMSBURG STAR VOL. 29. NO. 46.

WILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921. PUBLISHED THURSDAY OBITUARY OBITUARY Ruth Augusta Steele was born at Baldwin, Kansas, on January 22nd, 1893, and died of pneumonia at her home at Turon, aged 28 years, one month and nine days. She was united in marriage to George C. Bover and to this union were born five children, two girls and three boys, whom, with the husband, survive her. She leaves also two sisters and four brothers and a host of other relatives and friends.

She was a loving faithful wife and mother and her loss will be keenly felt in the home. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church at Turon on March 6th, at 2 o'colck and burial was in the Turon cemetery. The Ladies' Guild will have good things to eat Saturday, March. 26th, at the Drug store. FOR SALE 10 head work horses and mules, 3 to 5 years old.

1 stallion, coming 5 years, wt. about 1800 lbs. One 10-20 Case Tractor. 2 yearling steers. 1 yearling heifer.

2 milk cows. 1 buck rake. 1 binder. 2 sets work harness. 2-row curler.

1 hay rake. 1 single row cultivator. 1 double row cultivator. 1 mowing machine. And Other Articles.

W.E. ROBBINS Phone 529 22 0. E. S. MEETINGS March 15, 1921, Sadana Chapter No.

194, Williamsburg, held their regular a meeting. Mrs. Edith Thorn, District Instructor of District No. 4, Baldwin, Kansas, was with us and gave a short talk for the good of the order. After the business meeting the Questionaire was studied." Tuesday night, March 16th, a special meeting was held for the purpose of initiation.

After initiation, Mrs. Thorn, District Instructor, and Mr. Thorn, W. P. of Evangeline Chapter, Baldwin, Kansas, gave very interesting and instructive "talks, which were very much enjoyed by all.

After the close of the meeting delicious refreshments of sandwiches, chicken salad, potato chips, pickles, cake, and coffee were served by Cora MacLean, Fern Foster, Grace Clines, Matilda Diestlehorst, Mary Eagle and Lida Grigsby. MARRIED On Thursday, March 17, 1921, Mr. James C. Hayden of Kansas City and Miss Jennie Carey of Independence, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at Ottawa, Kansas, by the Rev. W.

A. Elliott. They will make their future home at Kansas City. Miss Carey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Carey of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden spent a few days here last week the guests of the latter's parents.

SURPRISE DINNER Mrs. Laura Allen was treated to a very pleasant surprise Sunday when her son and brother and their families came to spend the day. The guests brought well filled baskets and at 1 o'clock an elaborate dinner was served. Those present, were Mrs. Laura Allen, Mrs.

Max Allen and children, Maxine and Ralph Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bush and children, Charles, and Virginia. Mrs.

Mary Likes Langley and baby of Enterprise, and George Likes, of Lindsborg, motored here Thursday for a short visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Perkins, and family. FRUIT TREES PLANTS For Lowest Prices Write GARNETT NURSERY GARNETT, KANSAS Protection for Growing Crops-is every bit as important as protection for your other property. Usually your crop is your salvation and you must be careful that it does not slip through your fingers. It is far better to be safe than sorry.

You will certainly be safe if you see us now and get your crops under the cover of a good policy with THE GALEN L. HETTICK INSURANCE AGENCY (WE INSURE EVERYTHING.) Office Opposite the Bank Honest Insurance Service REMEMBER We are still paying the highest market price for butter fat at the Independent Cream Station. J. A. WHITSITT CREAMERY there is death in the home, you want that WHEN which relieves you of responsibility, looks after all details for you, and ministers to your every need.

This is the service we render. LAMB and WHITSITT UNDERTAKERS PHONE 17 NOTICE Owing to a slight misunderstanding with the film houses on the serial proposition, we will finish running THUNDER BOLT JACK serial, which ends April 6th, and discontinue KING OF THE CIRCUS at that time This is a very expensive serial," but the people are not supporting it and, believing the majority want better complete programmes, we are going in for better pictures. We are going to run all high grade grammes, signing for a number of Paramount Artcraft and First National pictures, which are parallel with each other, turing the big stars, such as Constance and Norma Talmadge, Anita Stewart, Thomas Meighan and a large number of others. We are going to start Wednesday night, April 13th, with a return showing (by request of a number of our patrons) of Mary Pickford in HEART O' THE HILLS. We showed this early, last summer and owing to this being a subsequent run here we secured a slight reduction and will show this great picture for the small admission of 15c and 25c.

Isn't that fair enough? Some of our formerly best patrons have practically show stopped supporting this and drive to This is your privilege, but we are going to give you the goods, give us your support. Do you want a good show in Williamsburg? It is simply up to YOU. Gem Theater. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A surprise miscellaneous shower was given at the home Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Davis Friday evening, March 18, in honor of Miss Lilah Cade and Mr. Floyd Timberlake. The house was beautifully decorated in hearts to suit the occasion. Many beautiful and useful presents were received. The time was spent- in playing games.

Light refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to about fifty people. The guests de parted at a late hour, having enjoyed a very pleasant evening, but rather curious to know when the wedding bells would ring. THE BISHOP'S EMERALDS Many are looking forward to seeing Virginia Pearson in THE BISHOP'S EMERALDS at the Gem here Saturday night. This is a high class society drama, made to hold your attention from start to finish. Hurry in folks, for this show starts at exactly 8:30 p.

m. and is a six reel production. BILLY FOGLE OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS Billy Fogle was taken suddenty, with and violently ill Dr. last Friday Bowen appendicitis. of Christ's Hospital, Topeka, operated on him at 1:30 Saturday morning.

He is doing as well as could be expected. Frances Lavender is the nurse. TOOK THIRD DEGREE Percy Reed and Luke Pattie of Harris took the Third Degree Masonry here last Thursday evening. There were five out from Ottawa to witness the work. RANSOMVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Johnnie Caple and daughters, Lizzie and Emma, were entertained for Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fisher and family of the Burg. Miss Grace McKee gave her school a taffy pulling at the school house Thursday evening.

Mabel Chambers and brother, Billie, attended the shower given Miss Lilah Cade at her home Friday night. Ileta Fitzpatrick called on Hazel Blair Saturday afternoon. Geo. Caple, visited in the Greenwood vicinity Sunday. R.

L. Ramsey and wife motored to Ottawa Saturday afternoon. Miss Dora Caple spent Sunday with her grandma, Mrs. Geo. Caple, Sr.

The Blair children spent Sunday afternoon at the Davidson home. W. Ransom lost one of his valuable Guernsey milch cows with milk fever. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Caple, were callers at Frank Caple's in Greenwood neighborhood Sunday afternoon. Miss Leona Griffin went to Ottawa Saturday morning to visit her sister for a few days. CENTRAL Mrs. John Horne and son, John, accompanied by Mrs.

Fred to Ottawa Tuesday evening to attend the play given by the 0 Roberts and son, Ray, motored American Legion. Mrs. Lottie Cole and Mrs. A. W.

Smith attended the Eastern Star Chapter in Williamsburg Tuesday Jesse Mitchel evening. purchased a a a a a a a a a a new Ford last week. Floyd Timberlake and Lilah Cade, Lyman Brindle Mary Grimes and Cade and Miss Reed attended the American Legion play given in Ottawa Thursday evening. Arthur Roberts and family and aunt, Mrs. Hattie Collins, motored from Edgerton Saturday, evening former's and spent parents, Sunday Mr.

with the and Mrs. Fred Roberts, and family. and Mrs. Lloyd Robbins attended Frank Hale's sale at Pomona last week. Miss Clare Smith of K.

C. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Smith, and family. Mr. Johnson sold his farm to his father and has rented and moved to the Whitaker farm, near Pomona. Edward Everman went to Garden City to visit his sister, famMrs. Noel Underwood, and ily, also, to John get employmentilled to Ottawa to attend her daughter, Mrs.

Clarence Carey, who has been critically ill with heart trouble. Mrs. Bill Bowman, accompanied by her sister, Miss Myrtle Sutton, motored from Ottawa Friday to visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ab.

Sutton. Miss Myrtle stayed until Monday. Arthur and Joe Mitchel visited their uncle, Newt Rice, and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Miller motored to Ottawa Saturday. The young people of this vicinity met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis Friday evening to give a surprise shower in honor of Miss Lilah Cade. A very.

enjoyable evening, was spent in playing time. games Rehaving a good freshments of ice cream and cake were served. Many nice and useful housekeeping articles were presented to the guest of honor. Phyllis Sutton, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Sutton, has been quite sick, but is improving. Cal Duvall and babies, Martha and Edith, Ben Chambers, Clarence Miller and Lyman Brindle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duvall Sunday afternoon.

South Illinois played basket ball with Coal Creek Friday afternoon. The score was in favor of S. Ill. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Keifer are the proud parents of a baby boy born Friday, March 11. Some of our young had to go back to the old fashioned method of transportation Sunday evening. Patronize our advertisers. Mr. and Mrs.

S. R. Preston of west of town had a delightful visit Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with the following sisters, sister-in-laws and nephew and niece 01 Mr. Preston: Mrs. A.

Walgamuth of Hartford, and Mrs. A. Huffman of Burlington, Mrs. Margaret Preston of Indianapolis, and Mrs. W.

Preston of Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan' Mahaffey of Burlington, Kans. Dr. Spencer, Dentist, Ottawa, over Walker's.

Phone 786. tr THE CUSTOMER Wants his Money's Worth in Clean, Efficient Service. THAT'S WHAT YOU GET AT The Midway Cafe Meals- -Lunches Cigars- Candy. wunn Easier Time is an excellent time to start a Bank Account, because it comes at the time of year when business is good and money is plenty. Think what the gain will be if you start now and add each week a little until the next Easter.

We will thank you to start now, but you will thank us a year hence for the suggestion. Williamsburg State Bank "THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE" WM M. DE VORE, PRES. H. B.

EAGLE, CASH. 10- 0- THE SKY RIDERS Comedy in Three Acts WILLIAMSBURG SCHOOL HOUSE MONDAY EVE, MARCH 28 Admission 40c Presented by the Legion Players of Lyndon Post in the interest of the Kansas Legion and Auxiliary Membership Drive Now in Progress CHARACTERS Algernon Gordon Brown aviator by necessity Horace Saunders a birdman of the same feather Teddy Nixon. a wireless operator Koma a Japanese servant Mrs. Algernon Gordon Brown a sentimental wife Helen Brown and Julia Brown her daughters SYNOPSIS Act living-room of Algernon Gordon Brown's bungalow on the southern coast of California. Morning.

"Off for Honolulu." Act same. Sunrise next morning. "The Wreck of the Aeroplane." Act same. That evening. "The Swallows Homeward Fly." Time of Representation--Two Hours PERSONELL Robert Miles George Adams Frank Jessop Ethan Gill James Jeter Wayne Farrar Lee Elliott Elton Clark WE STARTED TOGETHER LET'S FINISH TOGETHER Join the American Legion or Woman's Auxiliary Remember "The Unit's" slogan is "NO BACHELOR POSTS IN KANSAS".