The La Harpe Enterprise from La Harpe, Kansas • 3

Bethel News. The main roads seem to be in The Stansbury Bros, are drilling for gas on the Lytle farm for the Prime Western. No one can pay you more LOCAL NEWS Mrs. II. P.

Doty visited relatives in Moran this week. for anything than it is worth. If you want what your POULTRY, EGGS, CREAM, HIDES, Etc. are worth, take them to Wm. Newman LV P.

iiALCOil GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry Goods Shoes and Groceries. The Katy depot is receiving a fresh coat of paint this week. G. F. Robins is building a house for his sister at Lone Elm.

The city is again in position to furnish the M. P. Railroad with water. A pie supper is announced for tomorrow night at Prairie Hall school house. Mrs.

Longshore of Carlwle was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Rick-etts, this week. Mrs. W. R.

Mitchell and little daughter are visiting relatives at Erie this week. John T. Hastings went to Little Rock, this week on a real estate deal. J. J.

Smith is here from West Plains, visiting relatives and looking, for a location. 1 Remember the meeting'of the Community Improvement Club at the M. E. church tomorrow evening. Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Chambers, Frank Ries and W. S.

Teague returned this week from a trip to Florida. The Knights and Ladies of Security served an oyster supper at the close of their meeting Saturday night. Webster Johnson, an old soldier of Iola, was here attending the funeral of S. M. Martin and visited his friend W.

R. Lord. South Main Street tttitttttt it rttf frf ttir SPflNGLER 60. 1 HARNESS Everything in the Harness line kept in stock. We also will do you a first-class job of Shoe and Harness Repairing.

All work warranted See us for prices. Phone 220. 94 444 44 1 449444 444 444 FIDELITY FLOUR Mr- JIugh. Borders of bewre quevliss Lytta Meader of Kajut thevy are visiting their paly havclr. and Mrs.

C. E. an awful condition for traveling at present. Rose Dayton spent Saturday night and Sunday with Hattie Hill. Bernie Latimer called on Leo Looney Sunday evening on his way to G.

A. Andruss' where he b2gan work. Earl Troxel is working for Mr. Tompson, near Jeddo. A pie supper will be given at Prairie Hall Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Looney called at Mr. Dayton's Sunday evening. Mr.

and Frank. Brooks spent Sunday at Mr. Jean Ora Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks in Iola. Mr. Looney and son Leo and Mr.

Roy Hill are helping Mr. Dayton move. Mr. Blakleys left for California the first of the week. Messers Clarence Anderson, Earl and Homer Troxel called at Mr.

Looney's Friday night. Mrs. Hill is expecting her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Danley, home from Arizona. The spelling contest will be held at Jeddo Friday afternoon.

rs. Ross Minich has been visiting at C. R. Minich's. Jean Laver called at Mr.

Loon-eys Tuesday. Jim Brister is helping Harry Stahlmove. Friends' Church. Regular preaching services every Sunday at 11 a. and in the evening at 7:30.

Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:00. Sunday School at 9:45. All services begin one half hour ter the first bell rings. All are cordially invited to attend any or all of the above services. W.

R. Harris, Supt Last week the Friends of La Harpe.enjoyed a ministerial visit from one of their evangelists, Rev. Adelbert Wood. One of their traveling evangelists held five sessions with us to the strengthning and of the cause among us. Also one of our Quarterly meeting ministers, Rev.

Wm. T. Huff of Buffalo, Kansas was with us at our business meeting last Saturday evening, Sunday morning at 11 and in the evening at 7:30. All of the above services were strengthening to us. Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to our many friends for their kind considerations to us in our deep bereavement. Your cheerful words and generous help have been a source of great com fort to us in bearing the heavy loss of husband and father. Mrs. S. M.

Martin and family. Miss Emily Pearson of Salem Township died this morning. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at her home, burial at'oulem.

Christian Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. We welcome you to these services. V.

L. Goodrich, Pastor. Registrator Notice. The Registration Books are now open at the City Clerk's office and all who did not vote at the last general election or who have changed their residence since voting will have to register B. S.

Sims spent Sunday here visiting his father, J. W. Sims, and sister, Mrs. D. II.

Morrison. W. V. Hamilton is planning to move to Oregon where his son now lives. Jess Theobald was here from Burlington this week helping his brother Charles rnove to that place.

The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs. Felger next Tuesday, March 11th. A bunch of keys picked up near the stockyards has been left at this office. Owner- is invited to call and get them. 0.

W'. Clark of Center, has been visiting relatives here during the past week. He is lo cated in the San Louis valley, which has an elevation of 7,500 feet. In that altitude only two or three months of the year are free from frosts, yet crops are raised successfully. While the thermometer gets pretty low there in the winter, he says one does not feel the cold as much as in this country.

The Manual Training exhibit at the Friedley store and' the Domestic Art exhibit at the Meyers store have attracted considerable attentifn and have been the subject of not a little comment and some just pride on the part of our people. A little inquiry develops the- fact that our schools are doing excellent work and no city in the land can show better educational advantages than ours. The board of education evidently used good judgment in the selection of our teachers and the work they are doing should and does command general Don't Be a Knocker. Hide your little hammer and try to speak well of others, no matter how small you really know yourself to be. When stranger drops in jolly him.

Tell him this is the greatest community on earth which it is. Don't discourage him by speaking ill of your neighbors. There's no end of fun minding your own business. It makes other people like you. Nobody gets stuck on a knocker so let us all boost.

Wan ted Good 4-room movable house. Martha Chandler, Bronson, Kansas. Papering Time is at Hand We are showing a big line this season in all the new and latest designs. It' will please us to show you through our stock. F.

A. COOKSEY, Prescription Druggist. is 3 The Best Flour in town, $1:25 per sack. "Special price? jjt on 500 pound lots. ft I have a new supply of Fresh Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meats, Oranges, Bananas, Cigars and Tobacco.

Bring in your produce: I pay cash a W. R. MITCHELL, laharpe LaHarpe, Kansas 444 544444444444 444 444444 i1 ft I I 5 me. 8 THE PETERSON ABSTRACT CO. IOLA, KANSAS Farm Loans fit Abstracts mmw.MMMVM.M.yy.yxM' SEED OATS mplements 4 Or 3 "Same as past 30 years" fiiJbri r-s week.

Grandma Pyles slipped on the sidewalk a few days ago and fractured her right leg. She is 72 years old which adds to the seriousness of the injury. Nominations for mayor, coun-cilmen and members of the school board are now in order. Attend the caucuses and see that good men are nominated. Rev.

Goodrich will preach at Buffalo, next Sunday, and there will be no services here on that day," but he will preach here at the usual hours on the Sunday following. Frank Stevenson, of north of town, was taken to Kansas City Sunday, where he will be placed in a hospital and treated for spinal meningitis. On Tuesday he underwent an operation for appendicitis and later will be operated on for hemorrhage of. the brain. At the meeting of the City Council Tuesday evening the mayor was instructed to appoint a committee to look into the matter of securing additional ground for a cemetery and report at the next regular meeting.

The mayor appointed Councilmen Spang-ler, Friedley and Padgett as such committee. Simon Peter suffered a stroke of paralysis last Saturday morning, while standing in the yard at his home. At first it was feared that the stroke might prove fatal, but later developments indicate that the affliction was less serious than was at first supposed. He is now able to be up a short time each day and a speedy recovery is hoped for. I Grain, Seeds, coal, I yvvxwvx v.

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sv. av. a1 yx: RED TEXAS mi -1 I I I We have a car load of Ped Texas Seed Oats, raised in Kansas last ye for the first time. They are the best seed oats for this locality and as there is a shortage of good seed oats this year it will pay you to buy early. LaHarpe Grala Milling Co.

H. J. NEILSON, Prop. again. Berenice E.

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