The Speed Clarion from Speed, Kansas • 7

This seems to be a fav rite lace for the young people i a ters night. Little Pansy. Our Assistant Editors. The Coming and Going of Our Neighbors as Told By Our Regular Correspondents. Mrs.

Crowel returned home last week from Beloit where she has been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hahn returned home last Friday. Mr.

Herman Hempler called at Mr. Klink's Sunday afternoon. Mr. George Craw mer visited relatives near Glade last week. Mr.

John Thrasher, of Stockton, is visiting at Mr John Pool's. Cabbage Head. GLADE Big Four Poultry Association. Meets at Jan. 25 to 30, 1909.

Pleased to announce that we have the largest membership in the state. The officers of the association are as follows: President F. C. Albright, Logan; General Vice President J. L.

Boner, of Lenora; Poultry Judge, D. A. Stoner, Wichita; Treasurer, Mrs. H. E.

Wilcox, Lenora; Secretary and General Manager, Abram Troup, Logan; County Vice Presidents, Rooks, Mrs. Anna McMahan; Norton, L. dean; Phillips, L. D. Peak; Graham, I.

D. Flynn. No pains or expense has been spared to make the coming show a great success and it is hoped that all persons having suitable stock will send them, or better still, come along and see what the rest are doing. The late freeze damaged the combs and wattles somewhat, but do not hesitate on that account as very little is deducted for that. Our show will have ample and comfortable quarters and the people of Logan extend a cordial We are having warmer weather now.

Glad to see so many new correspondents. Our school will commence again Monday. Mr. Edwards will take the place of Mr. Stover who had the misfortune of getting his jaw locked.

Having fine weather for our sgat-ing parties now. Quite a number of the Glade folks attended the opera at Phillipsburg Friday night. Besides 90 large cups from each 25c package of Dr. Snoop's Health Coffee, I now put in a 25c silvered "No-Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon. Look for it! The satisfaction of Health Coffee is, besides, most perfect.

Made only from pure toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc. Sold by F. E. Taylor. LOST Somewere between Dr.

Chapman's drug store and Mr. Adkin's house, a "bunch of keys. Finder please leave at this office. welcome to all comers. Entry blanks EARLY RISERS The famous little pills.

For Sale by Dr. Chapman. ROBBERS ROOST The Literary at. Harmony school house seems to be progressing very nicely, with John Nutt as president and Miss Fanny Chestnut as sec. They meet every Thursday night.

Will Nutt and family returned home from Atchison, where they have been spending holidays. They report a fine time. Mrs. Delpha RafT was visiting at the Beverly home Tuesday and Wednesday, and at Mrs. S.

M. McCormicks Thursday and Friday. P. J. Paulsen received a promotion this week as depot agent at Speed, while agent Owsley is away, it is rumored, on a matrimonial tour.

Mrs. Jennie Hall received word Thursday of the sudden illness of her daughter, Daisy, who is attending school- at AAanhatten, Kans. Mrs. Hall immediatly took the train for that place. G.

B. Washington threshed his alfalfa Thursday. The Winkiebleck boys shelled their corn Monday. R. J.

Baxter has been grinding his corn at Gus Seeger.s for feeding purposes. Mr and Mrs. Lee Calhoon will move on the old Harvey Henrie place in the spring. Mrs. Bertha Henderson was taken suddenly ill Sunday morning, but is some better at present.

G. B. Washington made a business call at P. J. Paulsen's Thursday.

Walter Paulsen has been hauling feed from Speed to Hall's, where he will farm the coming year. Orna McCormick made a trip to Phillipsburg Monday night. Walter Paulsen done the chores for Herman Gebers while the 'latter attended the funeral of his brother at Gaylord, Kans. We will make ourselves brief this week to avoid being crowded out of the paper. The Robber.

and leg bands on application. Address Abram Troup, Secy. Logan, Ks. The old church has been torn down and will have to hold services in C.W. Quanze's hall.

Quite a number of Glade folks attended the dance at Mr, Chas. Behn-son's Friday night. All report a fine time. We have a new depot agent in our town, but we have not been able to learn his name. Mr.

E. P. Rice has sold his home in the east part of town to Mr. Lee, of Phillipsburg. Miss Carroll visited with home folks in Kirwin over Sunday.

Mrs. John Carter left for Concordia Friday night, where she will have her eyes treated. Grant King visited over Sunday with Keith Wilson. Mr. Walter Weston's have moved from the north wart of town to the Bracken property.

Grace King has been working for no. Lorimor's the past week. Everybody seems to be filling their ice houses. Korn Kinks. 1 AX- EVERYTHING FOR PICTURE MAKING IN THE ASH CREEK A No.

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J. M. Brumitt was thrown from a horse late Friday evening, breakiug his arm. No time was lost getting him to Stockton, where Dr. Book set his arm and he is getting along nicely at this writing.

Professor Mullvany and Mr. Geer called on G. W. Stroup Saturday eve. There was surprise party given at the home of Mr.

Geo. Vanellans Friday evening. Mr. C. Lawery got his arm broken Wednesday evening by a falling tree.

Dr. Ainworth, of Stockton, was called and set it. Mr. White and son Southard put up ice Thursday. Frank Koonce is very sick with appendicetis.

We hope for his speedy recovery. There was another skating party on G. W. Stroup's pond Friday evening. Nice weather we are having again.

Mr Geo. Codner visited at Mr. John Pool's Saturday and Sunday. r- Mr. Grant Ford and family, George Ford and John Pool visited at Mr.

Klink's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, of Logan, visited at Mr Ford's Sunday night. Mr.

Sullivan returned home Monday and Mrs. Sullivan is visiting her sister near Speed. Edward Klink attended the dance at Lenora last Friday night. Everybody over this way is busy putting up ice. Miss Effie Damewood visited with Viola Klink Monday.

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