The Mirror from Pratt, Kansas • 3

The Citizens State Bank Pratt, Kansas. Deposits Guaranteed: We Solicit Your Banking Business J. HARDESTY, Pres. C. CRAMER, Cashier The Enchantment.

I did but look and love a while, 'Twas but for one half-hour. Then to resist I had no will, And now I have no power. To s'gh and wish is a) my ease; Sighs, which do heat impart, Enough to melt the coldest ice, Yet cannot warm your heart. 0 would your pity give my heart, One corner of your breast, 'Twould learn of yours the winning art And quickly steal the rest Thomas Otway. Goto GREGORY'S Fruits, Nuts, Confectionery and Good things to eat in the Bclkciy Line Ben kI saw my grand mothr toeing one a long time ago." Miss Iv, fHirrell '14.

of P. C. H. was united in marriage with Mrs. William Quarrels of Pratt, Kansas, by Judge Piscber Tuesday evening, November 26th, Mr.

Quarrels and his bride will make their home in Pratt. On the evening of November 27ch James F. Hardy and Miss Gertrude Winfrey were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, near Kinirmin, Kansas. James had been missing from school on Monday of about every third w.ek, but no one thought of any serious results, only that he had been visiting friends at Kingm on Saturday and bad run it over into Monday. James was always trying to pull off some s-tunt that no or else had ver done before, so ha tried matrimony this time.

It is the only case on record at P. H. S. where a student got married and continued his course at school. He says that he onlv followed the examples of his teachers-; it must have been the male members Such a shock as this makes toe Senior girls feel downhearted and some of the Senior boys feel old.

The students of P. C. H. S. extend their heartiest congratulations to the young couple, wishing them many happy and prosperous years together.

You Are Always Welcome to Inspect Our Goods A complete line of everything usually found in an up-to-date Jewelry Store. t3rijJS Your eyes examined free of charge The National Bank of Pratt Capital and Surplus $60,000. The only National Bank in the county. Geo. W.

Lemon, Pres. O. H. Bock, Cashier "Get it oi tub Pratt Druo Go." ROSSER-SMITH FURNITURE CO, Is where the people buy Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, Globe-Wernicke Sectional Book Cases, Sealy Mattresses, Twin Pedestal Tables and Many Other Exclusive Lines of Furniture We Call For and Deliver Phone 256 Everybody's Doin' It ia qa Having their Clothes Cleaned and Pressed at Pitzer's Sanitary Cleaning Works Reflections. Special music was given by the double quartette in chapel last Wed nesday morniDg.

All students enjoyed the farewell talk given by Rev. Gelvin Monday morning. The literary program which was to ba given November 27 will be given December 11, It was postponed bt-caude of the Art Exhibit. The following students placed in debate at the try out November 17th: Delmont Scott, 'Jess Gardiner, Than Bucklin, Jerome Chapman, Clyde Gelvin and Lloyd McPall. The first three named will constitue a team to set Hutchinson Jan a 'y 10th and trie last three named will meet Meade on the same date.

Asa Taylor spent Thanksgiving at his home, Haven. Walter Zimmerman visited at Max-ville during vacation. Professors Cook and Long celebrated the Pratt Reno victory by going on an all night coon hunt, in company with a number of townsmen. S. "Say, Ruth, don't get mar ried to that pencil; it's mine." Ruth H.

"Don't worry; when I get married it will be to something better than a stick We miss Joe Helsel these last few days. Vera Neathery has been absent since vacation. Harry Crow is also missing from his accustomed place. Mr. (in Pedagogy): "Ren, if a man has just one arm, one leg, ot tyt or one ear, should he-he hired to teach school?" Ben: "Well, if he is tore up too much he wouldn't be a very good example." The Caesar students have lately been initiated into "Principal and teem to like the play very much.

The new Latin game is here and the Cicero students have played it several times. John McDaniels entered the Cicero clasd Monday, December 2nd, so Clyde cm not boast any longer aboui; being the only boy. The Cicero students have finished Cicero's Second Oration againbt Cata line. The Seni Normal girls have com pleted their course in Geography and will now take up the study of Gram mar. Zona Reese has been absent this week.

Hazel Miller, who is in the Stewart hospital in Hu chlnson, reported to be getting along nicely. She hopes to be in school again alter Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. James Htrdy attended the football game Thimday.

Prof Reynolds: (in Agriculture) "It speaks here of oorn horse. How mar ever saw one?" Press Everything Expert Workmanship We Clean Anything Suits Made to Order W. QUARRELS, Tailor. W. B.

PITZER, Prop Rev. Gleckler Addresses the Y. M. November 21 Kev. ti.

L. Gleckler addressed the Y. M. fellows. His subject was "The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Ministry as a Pro fession.

After his talk those present took part in the discussion. The prin ciple thought of the meeting was the vital connection between the actual and the thought life. At the conclusion of these remarks Rev. Harry F. Gelvin gave the fellows a short talk along the same line of thought.

All enjoyed the meeting very much. On account of the Thanksgiving vacation there was no meeting of the Y. M. that week. November 27, Mr.

L. K. Hall, high school Y. M. C.

A. state secretary, vis ited school He held a special meeting with the Y. M. cabinet and lul-tined a course of study fur the last hail of the year, and also a series of talks -ovbui pLns' fui iUe euiei taimeiii committee were discuss d. He jvas well pleased with our Association anu the work we are carding on.

He said our Ten Year Old Party of the Y. and Y. M. was the hit of the seastn, as well as being original. German Notes.

The German ill class had the sna misfortune of losiug one of their btu-dents, Miss Iva Harrel. one his t-cided to try (Quarrel)ing for the remainder of her life. Quite a number of the German stu dents have dropped out. The work is rather hard, but their time has been well spent for the subject will be much easier for the next year. Joe Helsel has been absent from' German II for several daje.

Is he Quarreling to? Manual Training. After having enjoyed our Thanksgiving feast we return to our shop with a stronger effort to accomplish more in the future than in the past. And after the poetess has spoken of us so well the faculty should pi a ted know that we have in our midst someone to encourage us in rhyme. May we ever make use of our time while it our books on the shop and acquire the highest standard of our undertakings. 50c Value for 25c Finest Box Stationery We Beg Comparison Peel's Drug Store AUton Jackson Up-to-date BERBERS We Sell The Franklin Self-Filling Fountain Pen Tfle Corner Pharmacy 41 41 DAYS Commencing Nov.

21st BIG REDUCTION SALE AT BRIOGS.