The Arcadia Journal from Arcadia, Kansas • 8

Cherokee County has in the Pro. George Gemmell his wife I. P. Logston living four miles west of Arcadia on last Wed jail at Columbus a man and his and little son Lee, are now citi nesday Aug. 16th dissapeared from home and at the present wife and four children.

The cause of the husband and wife being in jail is for violating the prohibition law the children were placed in jail with the mother so she could look after them. zens of Arcadia. They reside in the house where Charles Mo-Faden and his family has lived for years. It only a short time till school begins and as Mr. Gemmell is an industrious and Henry Walker and family progressive teacher he came early to the location of his future Will Walker and family on Mon day went fishing on the Mormat work so as to have every thing ready.

This is a good indication What Shall the Harvest Be Youth and young man hood in the spring timo of lifo. Mature age and declining years is the time of harvest. What do you expect to harvest in the autumn of life? Are you sowing broadcast se eds of extravngarce? Then you'll harvest a n.ammolh crop of penury, want and dependanco. Are you planting seeds of economy in your garden of industry and toil? Then your path way of life will be edged with flowers and in the harvest time you'll reap prosperity, influence and independance. Young man.

what shall your harvest be? Better plant seeds tf ik my to-duy by starting an account with a good bank. Deposits Guaranteed. The Home State Bank OFFICERS ISAAC LIGHTLE. F.H.FOSTER. J.T that Mr.

Gemmell is the right man in the right place for preparation in time is one of the things time has not been seen lior in any way heard from. On the date mentioned he made a trip to Englevale and purchased some groceries drove home tied the team near the house and left it standing there. His family and neighbors have been searching the country in every direction for a full week but they are as ignorant now as they were the first day of his dissaperance as to his where abouts. He is a man 57 years old has a wife and two daugh4ers at home. As to what caused his dissaperance there are many conjectures but all appear to be ignorant of any certain or known cause.

In the interest of his family we hope on River west of Fort Scott. They took a tent with them and will begone three or four days if the rain and storm does not drive them home. We hope they will that leads to success in any good and useful work. We expect to see one of the best schools in Arcadia this season that can be not come home with fishers luck. Thirty bankers are in the Federal prison at Levensworth and despite this fact many people say the law does not furnish the rich violators of law.

Prejudice sometimes makes men OASHIFR V. P. PRES. his location will soon be ascerta as blind as moles. But In this case if they can-not see they ined.

should be able smell the truth Good tnins to eat Miss. Rose Murray, Mrs. Cora Sweetser and Mrs.JJ. W. Murray on last Friday visited their relatives Mr.

and Mrs. H.F. Rhodes reen Letter BOOKS FOR SALE I have for disposal, one set of Electrical Engineering books. They treat on every line of electric work such a motor car, telephone, telegraphy and etc. These books cost me 18.

.1 never used there because of the taking up of a different line of work. I will sell tlTese books for $12. Dan E. Smith. GUARDIAN NOTICE Mrs.

Joe Wright of the LeRoy neighbor-hood, was a Fort Scott shopper Saturday. Mrs. Martin Hoots and littie son left Saturday for a brief visit at Pleasanton. Miss. Grace Johnson spent Sunday in Mulberry with relatives and friends.

Charley Starnia, C. C. Helam, and William Edwards, of fireezy Hill was in Arcadia Tuesday on legal business. Mr. arid Mr3.

W. W. Lewis moved to Fort Scott, Monday wUere Wallace is employed by the R. R. company.

A good horse for sale, works single or double. For particulars see Mrs. Adolph Smith one mile south of Arcadia. Flora Robins of Hamburg Oklahoma a first cousin of Mrs. Frank Scott is a visitor at the Scott home this week, Mrs.

Julia Barber and children left Friday for Calhoun where she will make a two weeks visit with her parents. Preaching at the Christain Church on Sunday morning and at evening by Elder Dan Smith. Don't forget the dates 11 A. M. and 8 P.

M. Sunday Aug. 27th. Mrs. Grace Grant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Newbanks started for home in Omaha Neb. Mrs.

Grant has been at Arcadia for something near two months. John Dobbins went over to Girard Sunday and returned with his wife on the same day Mrs. John Dobbins had been visiting for a few days in Girard. Mrs.C. E.

Newbanks after an absence from' home of four or more weeks returned home Monday. Mrs. Newbanks has been visiting her daughter in Omaha Nebraska. Jess Crow has rented the Kendal property in south Arcadia and will soon move into the property and be a citizen of Arcadia again. Mr.

and Mrs. James Pitts wishes to publically thank all of their kind neighbors for their aid and assistance during the late sickness and death of their little daughter Effie Marie. Mr C. Baker and her children is off on a visit. The place of their visit we have not been able to ascertain, they will be absent for a couple of weeks.

at Parsons Kansas. The visiting parties stayed but a short time but we understand the trip was a very pleasant and enjoyable one-Charley McFadden and family has moved into their new brick house in east Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. McFadden has that energy and progressive spirit that enables them be continually buisy on some improvement.

Such families form a unit that SPECIAL SSee Circular Billl found any where in the state. Crawford County teachers Assocation will bt held on Aug. 29th 1911 instead of Aug. 2Gthas previous announced The date has been changed because of the A. H.

T. A. picnic at Cherokee on the 2Cth of Aug. The teachers Association will be held in the Christain Church Thursday after the picnic and it is hoped all the teachers of the County will be present. Teachers get a move on you for the law of the survival of the fittist apply to the school teachers as well as every thing else and, the way to be the fittest is to learn by every means possible to do our work well and through.

No teacher should neglect the teachers Institute and take an active part in their discussion and work. Miss. Nora Fredrick daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willaim Fredrick After many months of hard work and study in the State University at Lawerence Kansas and after a trip to the west and a summers study at Puget Sound arrived home at Arcadia to join home folks once more.

She will however make her visit short, for on the 4th of September she will stait for Salina Kansas where she will became one of the faculty of the Salina High School where she will teach Botony and Zoology. We are glad to hear of her success we are glad to know that her success was earned by hard faithful work for we think SS THE STATE OF KANSAS, Crawford County 1 go to make up a good community and a great and powerful nation Phil Krieger has been a suc Good things to Eat cessful flyer of a few small ba- Notice is hereby given that of Guardianship have been granted the undersigned, on the Estate of Willis H. Gable Insane of said County, by the Honorable the Probate Court of the County and Sthte aforesaid, dated the 14 day of August, A. D. 1911.

Now all persons having claims against the said Estate, are here by notified that they most present the same to the undersigned, for allowance according to law, or they maybe precluded from any benefits of said Estate. W. D. Konantz, Guardian. loons the past few days.

One of the baloons sent up by him was found two miles north of Arcadia In their smooth and gentle as-cention they create quite an interest and among the boys quite an excitement. LOST A small, white pearl handle knife, lost between the Sunlight Office and the Buchanan residence. The knife contains three blades, one blade being a fingernail file, anyone finding the same please return to the Sunlight Office. success is much more honorable when thus earned. BULL DOG Flour Is as Good as the Best.

The Economy Mercantile Co. Little Effie Marie, three year Ex. County Attorney Wooley of Girard was in Arcadia Tuesday on legal business. We did not old daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Pitts, died Monday night August 21st after a weeks illness.

recognize the honored Attorney when we meet him, but when ae reacned us his hand and told us Funeral service was held Wed ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE The State of Kansas, Crawford County. Notice i hereby given that Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned, nn the Estate of Thomas A Kel-ley late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 22nd day of July A. D. 1911. Now all persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned, or Probate (ourt, for allowance according to law, or they may be precluded irom any benefit of said Estate.

G. C. Mason, Administrator. nesday morning at the home, conducted by Rev. G.

R. Lawellin his namei wefelt a little su rpri spd at the pleasant manner in Interments made in Clarksburg There will be preaching at the Baptist Church on Saturday eve Cemetry north of Garlaud. The which he addressed us for during the last political campaign we parents, brothers, sisters, and relatives have the sympathy of friends who commend them to SAVE A PIECE OF EVERY DOLLAR by purchasing your dry goods, hats, caps, shoes, notions, groceries and etc. Of J.W.Endecott Co. THE STORE ON THE CORNER THE PRICE ON THE SQUARE J.

W. Endecot Co. hit Lawyer Wopley some as hard political blows as we could muster from our political biceps. But personaly we know but little of Lawyer Wooley and personally we have nothing against him our fight was on political principles and when any man shows by word or action that he rstains no malice or unpleasant feelings toward us we are quick to reci. procate in his good feeling and meet him at' all times on the bassis of respect and sociability.

ANOTHER SOCIALISTIC 'i PAPER. The Mulberry News according Honey, Honey, Honey, Plenty of the purest and sweetest of honey for sale, for particulars call up the Editors wife. Telephone no 38. 3 him who lo'es little chidren. M.

D. Williams living one half mile south of Arcadia, one night last week had stolen from his poultry house three hundred chickens. These chickens were full blooded and the theft of so large a number was quite a loss to Mr. and Mrs. William.

The law in the state of Kansas makes it a felon for any one to steal chickens in the night, and any party proven guilty of such a crime will be sent to the penitentiary. We hope this chicken thief and criminal will be captured and be made to pay the penalty of hi dirty crime. A. DELIGHTFUL LAWN ning at 8pm Aug. the 26th and on Sunday morning at 11am" Aug.

the 27th. D.L. Gier will fill the pulpit on the above date. Mrs J. B.

Murray of SanAn-tonia, who has been visit ing friends in Kansas City, on her return home stopped off at Arcadia visit her relatives living here. vMrs. Murray is a sister in-law of E. L. Murray.

The Pittsburg Chautuaqua, this year will be held at Lincoln Park on August 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and on Sept. 1, 2, 3,. For this eight days Chautauqua assembly there has been arrainged an interesting and educational programme. Grandma Kendal has concluded to cease house keepin and living by her self, for she one day last week rented her house and moved Mo the home of her son-in-law D. A.Hill.

This will certainly be much more pleasant for an old lady like Grandma for we are certain she is going into a good home. Us help you Plan the House or Barn by giving -4 i to its latest announcements is now a socalist news paper. For this political change in the News we Goto JACK SHERMAN The Arcadia Tinner For house guttering, sewing, machine arid stove repairing All Work guaranteed. Telephone no. 28.

Arcadia, Kans. have no criticism for every man in this country is supposed to have a free view and a free ex pression on the subjects of both politids and religion. If the editor of the News has become convinced that the doctrine of socialism is right. He has a perfect right tousehis paper and his influence in the promulgation of doctrine. But when he You a- Book of Plans If You expect to Build; be sure and get One.

7K Love thy neighbor as thy self is one of the commandments, but PARTY. Miss Carrie Wilkerson entertained a few friends Friday evening in honor of Miss Ida Miller of Lamar Mo. The lawn was beautifully lighted with Japanese lanterns, dainty refreshments being served, the remainder of the evening was spent in games beautiful prizes being given the At a late hour the party broke up all the participants acknowledging it to be one of the most unique parties it was their good fortune to attend and as hostess there was none that could excell Carrie. Altogether it was most delightful says in his Subheading that the Mulberry News is the only social T. A.

FOWLER Who has made a close study of the science of vetinary," wishes to inform the public that he will fill all calls of those who wish have their horses or any other animals medicinally or surg-i ically. He will be found at the Hill Barn. ARCADIA, KANS. Phone ist paper inouth east Kansas we wonder where the Appeal to where is the individual that does not decide for him self who his neighbor is. An exchange says any one would rather be a living liar than a dead truth teller, we wonder if some would not rather be a liviugliar thaD a living truth Reason is located and what has become of the Girard Times.

Surely editor Cochran must have Dickason-Goodman Lbr. Co. A. A. HAYS, Mgr.

over looked his predecession in the socialistic news paper work. teller. v..