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Woodruff Budget from Woodruff, Kansas • 12

Woodruff Budget from Woodruff, Kansas • 12

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Woodruff Budgeti
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Woodruff, Kansas
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12
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UAKKIED. CONTRIBUTED. Elmer Day and Miss Hallie Mrs. Will Beavens is reported on May Hopkins, one of the popular the sick list this week. young couples of this community, Arley Hageman made a business rKUl surprise ineir inenas oy trip to Norton Monday.

niemg tnemselves to Alma yes- Miss Anna Bostwick spent Satur day and Sunday visiting friends in Woodruff State Bank terday where they were united in the holy bonds of wedlock at 3:30 p. m. by Judge Shelburn. They returned in t.hf PVPnirto ho Knmo Alma. Ask Edith or Anna about their of the parents, Mr.

and Mrs. hussy the moonlight Mon- T. M. Hopkins, where a reception pay evenm was held in their honor. Elmer, or Miss Etta Walgren spent Wednes "Sandy" as he is popularly known dayatthe home of Mr.

and Mrs. in these parts, is the youngest son vvmrseavens. of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Day and is an Miss Juletta Freshour returned energetic and steady young man. Monday morning from a few days McGrew, President His bride is a charming young wo- visit at Otego. man well fitted to be the queen of a Jesse McKenzie, our city drayman happy home. The Budget joins took a load of alfalfa seed to Orleans Moffett, Cashier their many friends in well wishes Monday morning. i j- mi iora long ana useiui me.

iney Mr. Chapman, icecream man from will De at home alter next week on Norton, made W. F. Barnes a call Nelse Day's farm three miles south Wednesday morning. of Woodruff.

Mrs. J. E. Hollingsworth, who has been on the sick list, is reported Mr. Gillette of Oberlin visited better at this writing.

Rev. Armstrong last Saturday. Claud Waggener and Fred Rogers The young folks enjoyed a social from Long Island were Woodruff Your Banking Business Solicited hop at the hall Tuesday night. visitors Sunday evening. The home of Saley Berry at Or- G.

R. Parrish orders the Budget changed from Belleville to Almena. leans burned to the ground Tuesday caused by a defective flue. The flrreen and vellow were con- i tm-iii; i -i snicuousbv their absence St. Pat- riou rmm 18 vlslun oia JI i il -r-w riok'q dav inenas in our city tnis week, lie I i 1 i 1.1 is mienamg to spend tne summer at 1.

b. norrell and iamily visited Wvmore Neb A tmxr tvnm a vnnnH Aj rrr ruff HILL TOP NEWS. New wall paper samples at Bar tended the masauerade dance and ker Pharmacy. Look over that line of notions, basket supper given by the M. W.

Mr. Cunningham's have moved to always something there you want, A. at Alma Tuesday evening. 4. TTT T1 their new home.

at vy Barnes. A r.mr rtf wi-nff offlj. Grandpa Collins is suffering from Card of Thanks. We sincerely thai the citizers cf Woodruff and vicinity for their promptness and invaluable assistance when our house was in flames last Thursday Without their aid we should have been practically helpless. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Hageman. Geo.

Hawkins is reported on the sick list this week. All accounts due the old firm of ea ine aance ai corum riay a spell of sickness. Harbaugh Sons may be settled at ni2ht- They must have had a Sood TTarhninTli Rrnc time aaneea until tne creak ot Frank Gibbs and family are visit ing up in this part of the county. Misses isessie imams and name Mr. and Mrs.

Garfield Hageman, Will Thomas and Charlie Faulion Hopkins returned from Long Island Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Barnes and left last Sunday evening for Colo- Saturday evening.

family and Miss Edith Pendarvis rado. Arthur Caswell has just returned spent Sunday at the home of Mr. to Mr. and Mrs. Cbas Born from a nine months' health sojourn and Mrs.

Jas. Harbaugh. onus? in Southern California. McConnell a baby girl, last Saturday morning. For Sale.

Get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Protracted meeting started at Haxel Salve it is good, for piles. One set work harness and spring Sold by Barker Pharmacy. wagon. Enquire of Geo. Geer.

the Turner school house last Monday evening. J. N. Scott and others whose Kodol is today, the best known Lewis Koons and family, Mrs. S.

names we did not learn were down remedy for all disorders of the 0. Bennett and daughter, Lee Fau from Long Island last Friday. VTa A WaV 1UU A. i i i Will Kiser last week sold the Tom last Saturday evening with Johnnie Fee jack to a Holdrege man for gas. Sold here by Barker Phar- Ffcubion and family.

$1000. He had purchased only a macv- Sttomaclh No appetite, loss of strength, nenrou ness, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol relieves Indigestion. This newdiscov-ery represents the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol for dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy helps all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and "strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach.

Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood. says: I was troubled with sour stomach for twenty yeajs.

Kodol cured ma and we are now using It in milk for baby." FOR BACKACHE WEAK KIDNEYS TRY OeWITT'S KIDNEY and BLADDER PILLS-Surt and Saft Prepared by E. O. DeWITT Chicago FOR SALE AT BARKER PHARMACY. Posts for Sale. fortnight previous for $500.

Fred Kennedy, who was feeding R. V. McGrew of Bloomington, cattle near Garden City the past was in this lively ltttle city winter, is on his way home via the Good 7-foot native posts for sale. Monday on business connected with Prairie Schooner route accompanied Inquire of M. E.

Beall, Woodruff, by his wife and is due to arrive one Kan. day this week. They will farm the State Bank of which he is attorney. We enjoyed a regular old time. March blizzard last Saturday.

At Mrs. A. brown's place this No coupons or tickets botheied season. with if we can give you anythirg use a nine uascasweet is an tnat it win De lower prices on goods as times was impossible to see across the street. Snow? Oh, no, just Ne- Pecessary give your baby when these all cost money and you pay it j.

it is cross and peevish. Cascasweet paDMPI3 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE A. L. Barrett has been wearing drugs and is highly recommended by Mr. John Riha, of Vining, his eood riffht arm in his waist coat motners everywnere; aoia oy uar- i "ve uec i wuu ye win Kidney and Bladder Pills for about ker Pharmacy.

I fill better satis- 1 urn. j. a year and they give pocket this week by reason of com-incr in contact with the business end Auuut faction than any pill I ever sold. I 0 I A -m I MM I oi ma, ana nerscnei urum were have used them myself with fine of a kicky colt. Trade Marxr royally entertained at the D.

0. Crum results." Sold by Barker Phar- E. Clark made a business trip to home several miles east of here niacy rrrYf Copyrights Ac. Norton yesterday. He was accom Anyone sending a sketch and description mar aulcklr ascertain our opinion rree woetner an Commnnlea.

opinion frae patentableu Commnnlna- last Friday evening. Games and a The shipments this week have been talking machine furnished enter- R. C. Borum of alfalfa, Day panied home by Chas. Panson, who InTention Is probably ttonistrtoUyeonfldentfal.

HANDBOOK on Patents is trvinp: to dicker T. J. Fee out of sent free. Oldest asrener for seonrutf natenta. Patents taken through Mann A Co.

reoelrs tainment and ice cream and cake Son car each of cattle and hogs, did the rest. Bertha Randall of H. A. Bickett and J. W.

Hageman his trotting mare. tpmai none, witnoat onanre, in tne) Scieudfic JJineiicau. Disinfect your premises with the same neighborhood also had a car of wheat. Hageman Ercs. and A haadsomelf tllnstrated weekly.

Lanrest clr-aiaAkm of anr selentlflo loarnaL Terms. S3 a X. I ceni per ready for of her young friends to en- T. F. Fee each received a car of fenr months, Sold by til newsdealers.

It is stronger, than carbolic terrain on mai evening, ah present nour ana Cornell iaiooi a car oi use. report a most enjoyable time. cement. acid, but is not poisonous. Branch Oflce, 3FBU Washington, D.

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Years Available:
1906-1911