The Huron Herald from Huron, Kansas • 1

State Historical Boolety 1 THE HURON HERALD Number 336. HURON. ATCHISON COUNTY. KANSAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918. VOL.

VII. No. 24. E. H.

JOHNSON, Pres. E. N. UNDERWOOD, Sec' y. ATCHISON, KANSAS, November 20, 1913.

Mr. Johnson Says: We are preparing for a SPECIAL ONE DOLLAR SALE for Tuesday and Wednesday, November 25th and 26th. The merchandise offered at this time will be priced under its real value. It will be new and desirable. Things that you will come miles to see.

Be prepared to buy for immediate use or to lay away for Holiday presents. Watch for our adds. WE CERTAINLY CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Fare Refund Railroad THE OJ. INC Ask for a Refunded Book CLOTHING CO. ATCHISON, KANSAS CANNIZE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED CARTHAGE, JOPLIN PITTSBURG, IOLA, Ramsays ATCHISON, KANSAS.

Member Atchison Commercial Club. R. R. Fares Refunded. THE HOME OF QUALITY.

Special Sale of Wool Dress Goods We have placed on sale a number of Suit Patterns which you can have made up into two piece suits. If you prefer to have another style garment, we will be pleased to figure with you on it. The prices we have made refer especially to Two Piece Suits. The usnal findings furnished. Jacket to be lined with Skiuner's satin, splendidly tailored by WHEAT DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT Former price, goods and making.

$36.25, Sale Price $28.75 Former price, goods and making, 38.75, Sale price 29.25 Former price, goods and making, 40.75 Sale price 31.25 Former price, goods and making, 43.75 Sale price 84.00 Former price, goods and making, 46.00 Sale Price 36.90 Former price, goods and making, 51.25, Sale Price 43.00 Separate Skirts Reduced We have placed on sale a strong line of New Suitings suitable for skirts. In this lot are Plaids, Novelty Suitings, some Plain Weaves and Stripes. $2.75 56-inch Plaid Suitings, yard $2.00 1.75 56-inch Plaid Suitings, yard. 1.25 1.50 56-inch Plaid Suitings, yard 1.10 2.50 56-inch Novelty Suitings, yard 1.50 1.50 and $1.25 56-inch Novelty Suitings, yard. 1.00 From these and many others not mentioned here you may make selections and have your skirt splendidly tailored.

Mrs. Wheat has made a special price for the making, furnishing usual findings exclusive of material during this sale. $4.50 Read every line of Delaney's double page ad in this week's paper. OBITUARY MRS. NANCY SNAVELY Grandma Snayely, who had been sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs, C.

W. Young, in Kansas City, Kansas, died last Thursday night, November 13. She and her family lived here years, and were among the inost esteemed citizens, Her death, while expected since her enfeebled health has been known. caused a wave of sorrow to sweep over the community. Nancy Eller Rockey was born in Clarion county Pennsylvania, November 5, 1837.

Died in Kansas city, Kansas, November 1913. She was married to Win. Snavely January 4, 1860; at the Lutheran parsonage in Salona, Clinton county, by Rev. L. K.

Sechrist. To this union were given six children- -Emma E. Edgar Elnora, Harry John La, Frank all of whom sur. vive; also 22 grand children and six great grand children survive. When quite young Grandma united with the Lutheran arch in Pennsylvania and later in life identified herself with the Presbyterian Church at Huron, where she was active in the Mas.

ter's cause. Burial took place in Old Huron Cemetery after services in the Presbyterian Church Novem: ber 16, conducted by Rev. H. I. Miller.

Mrs. Louise Baugh, a friend of the family in Kansas City, wrote a memorial poem after Grandma's death, which we are pleased to print herewith. Our loved one rests; her daily tanks are over; And she was ready at the close of day To lay lite's burden down; and on the border She paused awhile, before she went away; She lingered though her heart WaD tired and weary, She loved us and was loth to say good byes; She knew we'd miss her; and our hearts be grieving, And oft' surprised a tear drop in our eyes. She always was so quiet, sweet and gentle; A kindly neighbor, and trusty friend, Endeared she was to every one who knew her, And was so sweet and patient till the end, A mother dearly loved by all her children, And near the fireside stands her vacant chair; Tho' from their midst they know she has departed, Deep in their hearts they find her presence there, And when at last we've finished with the labor, And death has closed our eyes to joy and pain, I'm sure that some sweet day beyond the Portal We and the ones We love will meet again. LUCILE MEYER Lucile Meyer the oldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Meyer, died at the home of her parents near Old Huron, last Friday morning, November 14. She was born September 6, 1897, on the place where she has resided all her life. She had been an invalid all her life on account of an injury to her hip when she was eighteen months old. But she was a patient sufferer, and a loving child, who won the hearts of all knew her.

During her last illness, which Christmas Fairyland Opens The day after Thanksgiving--Friday, Nov. 28th, the great Christinas Fairyland of the Jones Store, Kansas City, opens to the public. You are invited to come and bring the children to inspect this World of Toys -but come anyway and see the gift things for all ages of men or women. FREE Trip to Kansas City Don't deny yourself the pleasure and profit of shopping at Jones', Kansas City, because you live at a distance. Buy a trip ticket to Kansas City nnd choose whatever you want to buy from the most complete showing of merchandise in the West.

Make it a jolly Jones' Day. We'll pay your railroad fare, round trip to Kansas City, at the rate of a mile for every dollar you sp nd here. Thus, a 25 dollar purchase means free round-trip railroad fare for 25 miles. To make you doubly glud you came, we'll present you with FREE Profit-Sharing Coupons A Free Surety Coupon for every ten cent purchase, 8.50 in GOODS FREE for a boo. full That's our expression of appreciation for your continued patronage.

They moan sharing our profite to the extent of about 5 per cent. Come to Jones', Kansas City, for all your purchases. THE JONES A STORE FOR KANSAS CITY'S PROFIT-SHARING STORE Wasser and Jacob Wasser of Washington, Kansas. Attend the Operetta "On Plymouth Rock" Given by the Huron Public School For the Benefit of the School Library Admission 15-25c lasted four months, she had a premonition of death, which she confided to her uncle, but was so solicitous for her parents that she admonished him not to tell them. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Lancaster, and the interment was in the Lancaster cemetery by the side of the grandmother of the de ceased.

Those who were here from a distance to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John E. Yoesel and John and Gust Yoesel of Falls City; J. F.

Yohn of Peery, Godfrey Meyer and two daughters of Cowley county, Mrs. Louis Plege of of Lebanon, Mrs. Rudolph IDA M. COURTON The serious illness of Miss Ida Courton, which we have mentioned several times, terminated Monday night, when she passed away. She was the oldest of eight children, and this is the first death in the family.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Courton, are among our most respected citizens and they have the sympathy of the community in their sorrow.

Another daughter, Emma, has been seriously ill in a hotel at Leavenworth, and will be taken to a Kansas City hospital one day this week. The deceased was an exceptionally pretty young woman. and her sweet disposition made her many friends. She was engaged to be married shortly to Mr. Donald Jackson of Atchison, and their house was furnished for occupancy at the time of her death.

Her fiance was here to attend the funeral. The deceased was born in Norton county, Kansas, October 5, 1885. She had lived in this community for ten or twelve years. CARDS OF THANKS We desire to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors, friends and relatives for their assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of our loving daughter, Lucile. -Albert Meyer and family.

D. S. Courton aud family desire to publicly thank the friends and neighbors for kind assistance and sympathy during their afflictions and bereavement. Everybody is invited to attend the Pie Social at the Old Huron school house on Tuesday evening, November 25. There will be an entertainment, and admission is free.

The pies will be sold at auction. and the proceeds used to buy books for the school library..