Fontana News from Fontana, Kansas • 3

-ria Arthur Achcy was in Fontana Saturday. I. N. Lemen visited his son, Bert, Saturday. Oliver Achey and family visited E.

Conditwas in Parker Tuesday. Gilbert Diehm and wife were in Osawatomie Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah A. Hutchens made a trip to Paola Thursday.

E. Condit and wife were calling on grandma Dodd Saturday. Cy Smith is attending the stock show in Kansas city this week. S. W.

Bamhart was making his parents Snnday. Harlie Collins and wife visited at Will Booze's Sunday. Ben and Elmer Brand had business in Paola Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Collins were some changes in his house last La Oygne visitors Friday. HUGHES CRESCENT COTTAGE PAINT Spreads Best! HUGHES CRESCENT COTTAGE PAINT Covers Most. HUGHES CRESCENT PAINT Looks Bestl HUGHES CRESCENT COTTAGE PAINT Wears LoQgest! HUGHES CRESCENT COTTAGE P0INT Is sold ar)d guaraoteed by us. Mrs. Al Diehm's brother from Ben Orabtree was a pleasant Missouri was making them a visit caller at Mr.

Calahan's Sunday. last week. Mrs. Gus Stroup and daughter, The dry weather still continues Grace were Paola visitors Satur and makes potato digging rather day. laborious.

Miss Amanda Calahan visited Chas. Bryan is making some new improvements at his home her former pupil, Cecil Sutherland over Sunday. south of town. Wonder if a batchelor doesn't E. Butler and sister, Mrs.

Smith like to have a new cook stove as arc in Illinois visiting relatives well as any one else. and old friends. Will kietel and Will Calihan F. A. KING.

Gilbert Diehn was sowing alfalfa on the old home place south of were shinglcing the Rocky Point school house Saturday. town Wednesday. 9 Miss Victoria Woolsey, of Car Rev Williams preached his first rol lton, is visiting her uncle, sermon at the church Sunday night Ben Brand and family. to a good sized congregation. Mr.

and Mrs. Sims of near New Willie Oliver, of Osawatomie, was visiting his grandparents, Mr. Lancaster are visiting their daugh Four reasons why you should, do business with ter, Mrs. Day and family. and Mrs.

W. Bamhart 0 Orlow Dallas and wife and Elmer A.J.Walker is having anew Brand and wife were Sunday house built on his farm near Parker. visitors at their father's, Ben Brand G. W. Suber and Henry Giles are doing the carpenter work.

John Collins and wife visited Word from T. A. Hays at ilrkim Snrinorc. states that with her sister, Mrs. Laura Funk and family, out near West Liberty thev are having fine: weather and Wednesday.

that they like it better the longer Will Keitle's team ran away they stay. while gathering corn No one was hurt but the wagon West End. was badly tore up. J. C.

Tenny was in Osawatomie THE MONTANA STATE BANK- FIRST Because it is bandy for you and you will save time aod rooney which you would be compelled to spend if you went elsewhere. SECOND Because it is a home institution and pays a large aroount of tax ir this Town and Township, Schools, Roads, Bridges, etc. THIRD Because it is absolutely safe and is here to stay; every dollar of the capital stock being oWQed right here in this County. FOURTH Because it is progressive and up-to date in every respect. WE ARE GROWING.

GROW WITH US. THE FONTANA STATE BANK Elsie Funk and brothers, Bert Friday. John Lowe hauled coal from and" Lloyd, from West Liberty were Sunday visitors with their cousins, Nellie and Maud Collins. Beacrle Monday. Hettie Tenny visited Arietta Mr.

and Mrs. J. Achey returned Tenn.v Sunday. Saturday from a trip to Kansas Robert Ticknor visited Clifford City where they were visiting Wrisrht Sunday. friends and taking in the sights.

Mr. Griffith and family visited C. W. Pickup's Sunday. Walter Stroup got quite serious Al Baker's father of Kansas City ly hurt one day last week in Osa watomie, by an engine backing up visited a few days last week.

against him. He was repeating signals when the car backed up Mrs. J. W. Vermillion and son, Arthur, visited Eli Reed's Sunday.

against knocking him down bruis Kenneth Mc Daniel and Miss Pearl Servos are on pretty good ing his limbs quite badly but no bones were broken. fprms. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.

John Day who George Tenny has been visiting Brand, Frank Prentice, Herbert Rogers, Roy FlooU, Fred Prentice, Will Harold, Clarence Booze, Arthur Achey, Bert Lemen and wife, Elmer Brand and wife and Harlie Collins and wife. his sister Who lives in Vernon, live on the I. N. Lemen farm gave Kansas, came home Friday evening a party Saturday night in houor of Mrs. Day's brother, Uharlie bims.

Those present Walker, Victoria Woolsey, Myrtle look, I CITY MEAT MARKET Anna Burns, Elda Hicks, Grace Stroup, Hazel Prentice, Edna I wish to thank my many friends for their support and kind favors in receiving first prize in the News subscription contest which I very much appreciate. Respectfully, Nona Sheldon. Mao-ers. Alice Magers, Kate Oala- han, Elsie Funk, Maud Collins, Medicimie (In liquid form, pleasant to. take) For Ciiiils, Fever and Malaria Headache, Biliousness, Constipation and all other symptoms of deranged Liyei quickly overcome.

A tonic to the entire system, Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Blood The $1.00 bottle contains nearly 2 times the quantity of the 50c sue. Prepared only by the PINEULE MEDICINE CHICAGO, ILL Jona Diehm, Maud Harold, Nellie Collins, Minerva Gibbon, Omer We always have a good supply of fresh and cured meats on hands. We pay the highest cash price for hides, lard and bacon. We buy cream on Monday and Friday. Keitel.

Loren Geer, Delbert Pren tice. Jim Chamberlain, Ellison To those afflicted with kldnvy and bladder trouble, backache, rheumatls.n, Pineules for the Kidneys brings relief in the first dose. Hundreds of people to-day testify to their remarkable healing and tonic properties. 30 days' trifl Scott, Harold Prentice, Neal Stroun. Will Calahan, Will Cham HENNESS SON $1.00.

They purify the mooa. Sold by Fontana Drug Store. berlain, Virgil Harold, Vernon Carrico, Raymond Hicks, Lewis.