The Elsmore Leader from Elsmore, Kansas • 1

0 0 0 000 0 000 0 0 000 00 00000 0 0 0 0 19b59 I anT The Elamore Leader. a Republican Journal, Devoteo to the Interests of Eismre and Cerritory Cributary. VOL. ELSMORE, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1911.

NO 33 Fair week. We invite you to make our store your head. quarters while visiting our first fair. We will vide plenty of chars and rest room for you, also plenty of ice water. While here look over our seasonable goods buy what you need for your winter use and save money.

We are going to give some special premiums during the fair whi: will pay you to take advantage of. We will give a sack of BEST YET FLOUR to the lady baki the best loaf of bread out of BEST YET FLOUR. We are also going to give $1.50 in merchandise to the the person trading he most with us during the two days of the fair. Come in and visit us whether you want to or not as you are always welcom We are going to give one package of Swans Down Cake Flour to the young lady under sixteen years old, making the best cake. Everybody is welcome to try for these premiums.

A. M. Tippi6 Son. 000000 0000000 If you Want to see the finest ideas in fabric design gou must see the new display of NATIONAL fabrics, all the latest English and Scotch Novelties. Not common place goods but the real classy goods you don't see on Tom, Dick 8 and Harry Be exclusive and gat measure for a rich and effective INTERNATIONAL SUIT Glothes Gleaned and Pressed, All Work gauranteed.

J. T. Ralston SONS 000000 00006 Drugs. Don't forget that we carry a complete line of Medical Preparations, Patent Medicine, Paints. Oils and Wall Paper.

S. H. Braden. Fries Nelson was in Iola, Fri- The Eismore Harvest Fostival, The first anual Harvest Festval which is to be held Friday and Saturday Sept. 29, and 30 is the greatest undertaking of its kind pulled off in our city.

beginning with Friday noon the parade will be pulled off consisting of floats by different business houses which will be represent ed by representatives from the wholesale houses from the larger cities, and school children will form in the parade with the assistant of members of different lodges. The H. T. A. alone will have over one hundred men in line, the parade will then march to the fair ground where the di.

ferent races will bepulled off in the afternoon and a ball game detween the Elsmore and Savonburg ball team two of the strongest game of south eastern Kansas strengthen with the different players from different teams of the County. The Agriculture exhibits will be held in the Decker building. The music will be furnished both days by the Elsmore Band. Come one. Come all, Death of Amos Jefferis.

Amos Jeffries was born in Richland Ohio, May, 2, 1844 He moved to Indiana with his parents when he was but a child. At the beginning of the Civil war he inlisted, in the Union Army and served until honorable bischarged. He was married to Anna Beeson May 29, 1368. To tnis union there was born eleven children of which four sons and two daugh ters survive him. He came to Allen Kansas in 1879 and since that time has continued to reside here, He died Sept.

16, 1911, at the age of sixty seven years four months anb fourteen days. He leaves a wife, six children three brothers and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss, Funeral services was couducted at the house by Rev. Ayling after which he was laid to rest in the Moran cemetary. Obituary. The remains of Mrs.

May How erton was laid to rest in the old Elsmore cemetary on Monday evening, She died at her home in Bates, on Friday Sept 15, 1911, she was the only daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Tremain, She was born on the home farm two miles north of Elsmore aud was well known it this comu nity, was married to Rev. J. Howertou Dec, 24, 1896, to them were born three sons who are left without a mothers care and with the husband to mourn her A short service was conducted at the grave by Rev, Ayling. Entertained.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Setterstrom and Mrs.

A. E. Anderson and children of Burdick, were highly entertained to six dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Cox's, Monday evening. Mrs. Cox leaves in a few days for a visit with her sister in Illinois bay. George Lindquist was in Kans.

las City, Sunday. 0. C. Rucker is serving on the jury in Iola this week. Mr, Ed Swauson was shipping broom corn from here on Friday Dr.

R. Coover will be in Elmore Tuesday, sept 26. Miss Louis Cox went to Savonburg, Sunday returning home Monday, Mrs. Ruthsatz spent Tuesday with her danghter Mrs Jennings of Moran. Samp and Dayton shipped a load of fat cattle to Kansas City Thursday.

B. McConnel made a business trip to Anderson the first ef the week. Fred Tippie and Bert Wattson left Monday morning on a business trip to Altamond. Kansas. Mrs.

Henry Cox and Miss Carmon returned home Friday afternoon from a visit at Pleasanton, Kansas, Mr. C. E. Jackson returned home Thursday after several weeks visit with relatives and friends in California. Hillery Harris who has been sick for several months is very much improved and was able to accompany his brother Ralph home to Bronson, Wednesday.

Mr. E. Anderson, who has been visiting with his folks Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Anderson for the past six weeks left on early rain Wednesday morning for his home at Pasedena, Cal, Miss Hedvig Setterstrom returned Friday, from a three weeks visit at Burdick, she was accompanied home by Mrs. A. E. Anderson and children, The Elsmore Band went to Walnut last Thursday and all report a good enjoyable time althollgh the tor of the Waluut Advance had been very busy engaged in throwing slurs at our boys as well as the committee who engaged them.

but the citizens of Waluut got more than their moneys worth and showed their confidence by selecting three of the boys as judges in baby show, the three were W. Nelson, Wille Harmon and Moody Ralston, there vas some objection to Moody acting as judge but by proving to them that he was a ball headed man he was selected, the trio announces themselves they are willing to act as judges at the Elsmore baby show Sept. 30. There being consiberable objection C. W.

Nelson as judge in the Elsmore Baby Show we will suggest either Olof Olson, Fred Tip- pie or J. B. McConnel. Lost. One Black Gauntlet Glove, between, Savonburg and Elsmore, Sunday night.

Finder please leave at this office, Daniels. Card Of Thanks. We wish to extend our hearthful thanks to those who assisted us during the fire. Ed Swanson. Restaurant Restaurant and Confectionery.

Carries the only complete line of Confectionery goods in town. 0 FINE LINE OF CIGARS. Oysters and Fish in sease nice place to get a lunch ween you are hungry. 0 6 0 0 You are Welcome. 000 D.

Boober. South Side. Elsmore, Kans! (1. W. LONGENECKER M.

Physician and Surgeon. -0- Offce at Residence. Both Phones Elsmore, Kan D. SMOCK AUCTIONEER. Cry Sales anywhere.

Call me a my expense. Terms Reasonable Moran, Kans. R. F. Coover Registered Optometrist Lit 120 Figland Chanute, Kans.

Graduate of Southwestern Optical College Kansas City, Mo. Registered by examination before the State Board of Jon Optics. Pint OF Will be at Elsmore Hotel asl noir gain Tuesday, Sept. 26, and, every four weeks thereafte 419 Consultation free. slat IFC Card of Thanks.

adit 0 hot route We wish to thank our friends vab and neighbors for their kindness ov If in our recent bereavement, in the loss of our husband. rather, and 10 brother. gain Mrs. A. Jefferis and child 9 Mr.

Andrew Jefferis. 28W Mr. Dave Jefferis. Notice. If: yveed A I have secured, the service ofone.

of the best embalmers and, funer al directors in the state and gaurtee satisfaction. Black or White funeral car as desired. W. Cox..