The Hiattville News from Hiattville, Kansas • 4

ttal. daughter, Mr. and Mre. Joe M6breh, and, j. Hall, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Russell, Mae; Mr. and Mrs. George Rhodes, Mr, Charlie Miss Minnie Peirce, Mr. Len Hall, Miss Minnie Hall, Mr.

and Mf8. James vVel-ker, Mr. and Mrs. t). Hall, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hall and children, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Hall and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Samuels, and Mrs. Frame Hall and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. hi. Hall and children, Mr. Willie Hall, E. Mrs.

Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turley, Mr. land Mrs, W.

H. Hall, Miss Julia Orr, Mrs. John Wilson and daughter arid Miss Wilson. 1 j-y" A "BUCK'S Hot Blast We Coti Name You Attractive Prices on Lumber. Come See Demonstration -i- Sepfember 28 WILLIAMS HDW.

CO. 1 BERLIN ITEMS, I M. Bowers was down from Bronson Monday. Messrs. Eaton and Wiley Jones went to Fort Scott Monday.1 i SUPPLIES OF order tb convince you that the great "BUCK'S" Hot Blad Heater, isaJJ.vthat we claim it to be the most economical heater manufactured.

In order to show that in their truly valuable heater-one and one-fourth tons of the cheapest soft coal, or eyen slack will dp the work of a ton of hard coal, in an ordinary heater. In order to prove to-your satisfaction that the claim we make "BUCKS" Hot Blast produces more heat for leas money than any other in the world can be proven. We are going to set up in front of our store on September 28th, one of these celebrated heaters and a representative from the "BUCK'S" factory in St. Louis will be here to operate and demonstrate this heater The demonstration will be held all day. Be sure and call some time during the day and let us SHOW YOU the great fuel saving "BUCKS" Hot Blast in operation C.

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D. Hahnemann Medical Chicago, Illinois. Special Attention to Diseases of Women and Children. ALL KINDS Violet Ray Static, Galvanic and Faradlc Electricity OFFICE Southwest Corner Square G1RARD, KANSAS Fort Scott were out visiting rela tives over Sunday. Mis Nannie Woods returned home last week from a month's visit with her sister In western Kansas.

Her cousin, Mr. Lawrence Os returned with her. Mr. Bert Johnson, Miss Audrey Mill er, Mr. Charles Summers, Miss Min nie Peirce, Mr.

Ora Klllion and MlsS Sarah Cayay attended the Airdome at Fort Scott Thursday night. I Rev. U. H. Lewis, our new pastor! preached two excellent sermons Sun1 day.

Mrs. Olsen of Hugo, is visit ing relatives here at present. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Samuels and Miss Julia Orr of Elsmore, were vis iting Mrs.

Samuels' brother, Mr. F. Hall and family, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Stutchell an children left for western Kansas, where they will make their home In the future." Mr. Ben Knight returned to Fort Scott Monday evening, after a few days' visit here, with his parents. Miss Blanche Russell returned Tues day; morning from her visit to Kansas x- Mrs. Mart King and children, of Raymore, and Mrs. Ollie Lari- xner-jland vf si ted ,1, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed' JOhanhes. Mrs. John WUsoit and daughter and Miss1 Maggie-Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs.

Sewell McCrum Tuesday. Mr. Milt Klene of Mapleton is agent in Mrs. Senior's -absence. Study van of Fort Scott was in our village Monday.

Miss Mary Ritchie' is visiting in Pleasanton at present. Mr. George Booslnger is reported no better at this writing. A large party of friends "and neigh bors drove out to Mr." and Mrs. D.

F. Hall's Saturday evening and gave them quite a surprise commemorative of their twentieth wedding anniversary, which was Sunday. The surprise was complete." Ice cream and cake were served. Mr. and Mrs.

Hair received quite a large number of cnina Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Stewart, Mr; arid Mrs. Eilliff and baby, Mr.r and Mrs. Murlln and baby, Mr.

and Miss Will Stewart and children, Mr. Jim Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Len Kepley and I son, Mrs. Waltze, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kepley. Mr. and Mrs.

Ritchey, Mr, and Mrs. Stange and baby, and Mrs. Chas. Rhodes, Mr. Lawrence Ritchey, Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Relnecke and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Burns and children, Mr. and Mrs. Neut Jonnson and daughter, Mr. and George Klllion, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Gross, Mr. W. H. Peirce, Mr.

and Mrs. Will Johnson and children, Mrs. Osborn and children, Mrs. Gam-berlin, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Llvengood, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Sipe and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Sewell McCrum and -children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sipe and children, Mrs. McCrum, Mrs.

Butler, Mr. and Mrs, G. Relnecke, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Graham, Mr. and Mrs. W. Senior, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Than Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Macon, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. W. Shelton, Mr. and Mrs, W.

Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendrjck and J. Jordan were viewing farms In western Kansas last ur kH ft'v Mr.

and J. Green have be gun coal. Several frpm here attended the Hlxon sale near Redfleld Saturday. Ernest Brown was the guest of Mrs. Tfi M.

Gardnpr I wv Bowers and wife were, shopping In the Solid City Friday. Mrs. Gardner and sons spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Secrest. Reeder, moved on the old Potter farm the first oi the week.

Mrs. Green called on Mrs. Secrest Monday afteernoon. I L. R.

Brown's sale last Wednesday was well attended and everything brought good prices. They started to Idaho the first of the week. Oscar Odell and family of lola and Mrs. S. S.

Odell of Mapleton were guests at the J. Green home Friday. Mrs. Gardner and sons spent Sun day afternoon with Mrs. Green and (laughters.

Dennis Hansbrough visited Vernla Secrest Sunday afternoon. T. M. Gardner nas bought quite a number of young cattle lately. Mrs.

Clara Stewart, has been dangerously ill since Friday. Her son, J. and wife, were called from Allen county. Grandma Kepley remained with A. U.

Johnson's children last week while their parents visited In lola, Humboldt and Colony. Some of our people attended a surprise at D. F. Halls home Saturday night and report a grand time. A few from here attended a cemetery meeting at Dayton Friday.

Considerable work was done, attending to business, cleaning up the grounds, etc. W. P. Bowers transacted business at Devon. Monday and Tuesday.

M. Gardner sold some cattle to L. Kepley last week; also sold some yearling heifers to Ernest Brown Monday. F. G.

Leslie of Blue Mound passed through here Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Duzan went to Bronson Sunday. Several from here attended Holiness meeting at Poplar' Grove Sunday.

Miss Klniry spent Saturday and uSnday at home. Mr. Carpenter sold several bushels of apples, to E. Kendrick Tuesday. Fred Reeder gave his friends a farewell dance at his Poplar Grove home Friday evening.

A few from here were la atteendance. Carpenter transacted business at Brooks home, near Oakdale, Monday Ed Stewart and family were up' from Falrmount Friday evening. E. L. Kepley went to Fort Scott Thursday.

Green went to Devon Friday Edgar Glover was up from Redfleld last Wednesday. GIBSON ITEMS. The picnic at Marsh's grove was well 'attended last Saturday. Wiley Byers returned from Humboldt for1 a few days' visit with home folks. Guy Talbott and Holly Chambers went to Fort Scott Tuesday to work In the Missouri Pacific shops.

Mrs. deVries of and her niece, of Peoria, 111., called at Meis-enheimer's Monday afternoon. Miss Lucy Riley entered the Hepler high school Monday. 'i Miss Jennie Byers is caring for her grandmother, 1 who Is very ill at Uniontown. Mrs.

Clarks and Mrs. Clayton Lib- by called at Mr; Trebelcock's Thurs day. I-' -i Chas. Byers, expects to leave soon for New Mexico, to visit his ses-ter, Mrsu Oscar HHixon. 1 William Marsh took his son Glen to Fort Scott Saturday to have his eyes treated.

Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morris of Xenia visited Mr. and Mrs. Veich Byers last Week.

For various Teasons Miss Georgia Shock's party- was indefinitely postponed. Jess Graham and Mr, Barns of Hep ler attended divine service at Gibson Sunday. The Gibson crowd attended band concert in Hepler Saturday evening. a fine time Is reported. Misses Pearl Georgia Shoclf, Bertha Johnson and May Bailey of Pe tersburg, attended preaching at Gibson Sunday.

i After a months' visit with her par ents in Missouri, Mrs. Low returned home Saturday. The Gibson Sunday school expects to be represented at the Sunday school convention next Sunday at Rockford valley. Mrs. Bolinger and granddaughter, of Redfleld, spent Saturday evening and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.

Veich Byers. Meisenheimer and daughter were shopping in Fort Scott Tuesday. Mr. Henry Bolinger and family of Green valley neighborhood were visitors at Clayton Libby's Sunday. Mr.

Tom Johnson- Sundayed at Mr. Frank Murray's. Mrs. Clayton Kennedy was the guest of her father, Mr. Franz, last Sunday.

Mr. Douglas Hammond accompa nied Miss Ada Talbott to church Sun day evening. Mr. Edward Joiner was a week-end visitor at Mrs. VanArsdale's.

Miss Emma VanArsdale and gentle- iran friend called at Wm. Marsh's recently: Karl Talbott is spending the week in Fort Scott. Vert Wortman has the snooping cough proper. ROUTE ONE. Ben Johnson loaded a car of bay last week, i Mrs.

Jennie Davis is spending a few days with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kistler, while her husband, Don Davis, formerly of this vicinity but now of lola, is looking over the country about Eldorado and farther west, in view of locating there.

Mr. Case, who owns the farm known as the Rust farm, is preparing to build quite a large barn on the premises and has commenced hauling the lumber for same, the barn will be 32x48 feet and will add very much to the convenience of the farm, as well as the looks. 7 Bud Neil, who has' been' living on the Pet BUncoe place for some years, has bought a farm, north of town and will move on the same in the spring. Dr. Robinson is making some Im provements on his farm that is, build ing an addition to the house.

Mr. Cox is doing the carpenter work. Mr. Miner is in Kansas City, looking up the stock market. Miss Lelah Clelland has been visiting friends in Chanute, lola and other places.

She has returned to Fort Scott to visit friends and relatives for a few days, after which she returns home. Fieldie Huss and wife are visiting relatives at Brazilton and Englevale this week. Some of our -farmers are sowing their but, owing to the dryness of the season for plowing the ground, a very much reduced acreage will be sown. Haying is about done and corn cutting is the order of the day with the farmers just which "reminds xfc that Rileys' ballad will soon be again realized, "When the frost is on me pumpkin and the fodders' in tne who attended the colt show of Curt Elledge realise that we are surely improving our stock of horses, as some of the colts shown were surely beauties. In fact, they, were all so nice it was quite a task for the judges to decide which was entitled to the first prize.

GARLAND NEWS. Misses Elva Davis and Gertrude Love, two fair young ladies Kansas are visiting with Miss Ethel Hamm. J. F. Williams has sold his farm south of town to J.

H. of Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. D.

L. Baker of Nye, are here on a to former neighbors. Their headquarters are at the home of. Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Clay-pool. Mrs. Baker owns a good farm near town.

FOR LIVERY Col. J. T.Walker AUCTIONEER CRIES SALES EVERYWHERE STOCK SALES A SPECIALTY. TERMS: One per cent on all sums over $5.00. Make dates with me or Williams.

Mutual Phone HIATTVILLE, KAS. fftf WHY HOT KEEP ICE 1 1 'a IT in your home? A car of ice just received, delivered in town. WHEN YQU: WANT ICEr, tEAVE YOUR ORDER AT THE BANK G. W. THOMPSON FOR THE LATEST HAIR CUTTING AND THE BEST SHAMPOO, o-FACE MASSAGF GO TO R.

L. NEWTON THE BARBER PHONE The Meat Market FOR ALL KINDS OF FRESH ANQ CURED MEATS, FRUIT AND CANNED. GOODS R. M. WALLACE Proprietor K.

Warren Snider DENTIST FORT SCOTT, KANSAS Phone Main 49C Visit Hiattville the Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month, FEED PHONES Office, 17 Residence, 163 County News PAWNEE ITEMS. We had quite an Interesting ball game last Sunday, September 20. Far-lington came up to play our team, as onr boys had given them their two out oi three, taking two of them on Far-Ungton's Farlington came prepared to get this game, and they got it. They brought players from Rose Lawn, Miller Camp Na 1, and Franklin Camp. It was a pretty from start up till, the eighth inning.

Farlington had two men on bases, the third drove a long fly to left field. It went foul by forty Ifeet, but their umpire called it fair and let in three runs the last that came in on either side. Score at tne end of the ninth stood 5 to 2 in favor of The features of the game were a left-handed catch by Huss, left fielder for Pawnee, and some good plays by the second baseman for. William King came down from Fort Scott Sunday and did quite, a little barber tirade Sunday' forenoon. Billle lias got so he is a rattling good hand -with, the razor now.

Mrs. .1. E. Morrison iw.ent to Fort Scott one day last week to do some shopping. j-' The sale at John "Clayfleld's 'Ikat Saturday was well attended.

A large crowd attended and things sold reasonably well. There are others that are going to leave this part of 'the' country who wont' be missed as will Uncle John Clayfleld, Bennett Shorten are threshing clover now. They threshed for H. H. Hazen last week and then went down toward Cato to thresh.

Barton Bros" commenced to bale hay for B. Brown last Tuesday. Levi 'Lozier returned Friday night 'from Indiana, where toe has been on visit. 5 He reports that they have had no rain for some time and the dust Is so bad you can hardly travel the roads. a Charles Stephenson has.

returned, after more than two years' absence in the west and north, Charley looks natural ana "IS consiuerauiy ueaviei than when he went away. There are 1 none 'who have left here but what drink of water from old Pawnee wells. Ernest Reid made his customary trip here Thursday to see our merchants, going from here to Hiattville. W. L.

Bennett is reported on the sick list this week. E. McCord and son went to Pittsburg Wednesday to get some dental -work done for the boy. DEVON ITEMS. Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Stewart returned Monday evening from Portland, where they have been visiting several months. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Johannas are at Bronson, visiting relatives at Mrs. W. T. Snow was called to Call- 'fornla, Sunday, by the death of her father.

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STRODE WILLIAMS Mrs. E. N. Holeman has returned front a three weeks' visit to her SiS- ter, Mrs. Clara Irwin, at Perry Ok.

J. Elder was to Weir City, on Sunday, by the Illness of, his mother. John Knutzen has gone-to Colorado Springs to visit his wife, who is there to benefit her health. He may look up a future location- while there. Simon and wife and son of Girard returned to their home on a visit with his parents Michael of Altoona, is visiting with his brother, James Carver and wife, this Invitations are out announcing the coming marriage, of two of our most prominent society young, people.

Miss Anna Golden is bookkeeper tor Golden Bros. Vetters and son of Crip pie Creek, Col. have been visiting at the homes of E. W. Heuser, W.

S. Thompson and Grandma Vetters. There will be an ice cream supper at the Pleasant View school house on next Saturday evening. Everybody In-vited. I.

S. Boyer was in Parsons visiting on Friday of last week. Mr. Hoyt of who has bought the E. Simon form, expects to occupy the same after the election.

N. D. Harris has exchanged his farm for one owned by Frank Long, near Morrison, Ok. Geo. Olm-Btead has exchanged farms with a Mr.

Webb, who lives in the, some community. These parties will exchange locations within ninety days. Mrs. Wm. Bryant and son of St.

Paul are visiting with relatives at this place. The stork has been very "busy In this township during the last week. He left a tine boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keiser, a wee girl wittt Joe Overbeck and wife, and a boy for a companion to Mr.

and Mrs. Mangul..