Everest Enterprise from Everest, Kansas • 11

PRESENTS THAT WILL PLEASE Electrical For the Presents Kiddies Electric Irons Knives Toasters Skates Chafing Dishes Guns Washing Machins Wagons Perculators Air rifles Heaters. Aluminum For the Housewife Ware for ehe puse- Silverware wife, give Hissors her a peice Oarving Sets Christmas Gifts for Men Lamps Ooleman Lamps better than any Razors, Knives, Flashlights electric light in Automobiles, Guns, Rifles, town. A H.A. Price Co. Pure Fresh Wholesome Meats For Your Christmas Dinner have selected our meats with careful inspectAgain we The kind just needed for the dinner on ion and diligent care.

The meats that cook deliciously and easy. They Christmas. and good flavor. Mrs. Housekeeper, hold their sweetness steaks and see if they different, just try that holds their deliciousness and tempting appetisour nice juicy The kind ing aroma, Lettuce, Sour Kraut, Celery, Canned Goods, Catsup, bresh Ousters, Mustard and everything in our line to make your a dinner success, CASH MEAT MARKET Everest, Kansas A.

H. Rosenhover, Prop; What Would Be More Appropriate for the entire family for that Ohristmas Present, than a 1920 Post War Maxwell Automobile. Come in and arrange to have us deliver one for Christmas Respectfully yours PRICE COMPANY Christmas 1919 With the Yuletide comes the pleasure of extending to our many friends and fellow citizens the Greetings of the Season May the holidays make happy the closing of 1919 and usher in a joyous New Year, brimful of opportunity for service, for happiness and success. Union State Bank Evereset Kansas When In Atchison Look In At JOHNSON'S BOOK STORE Largest Line of Holliday Goods in the City. the home in Hiawatha Sunday afternoon.

Interment was made at Ridge Prairie, near Denton, Rev. Hubbel being in charge of the services. In early life he united with the M. E. church, whose faith he kept until the end.

He was one of Brown county's most prosperous farmbut sold his land in the last ers, few years, and moved to Hiawatha. Notice The Enteprise will go to press early next week. All news should be in the office Monday. Send in your items and help make the last issue of the year the best. Don't Overlook that subscription.

If you are in arrears remember that we can always find good use for the MONEY Buy your Christmas Candies, Nuts and Fruits at V. B. Hargis Resturant. Lecture Course Numbers and Dates "MOZART LADIES QUARTET" TUES. JANUARY 27, 1920 "RAYMOND A.

SCHWEGLER; LECTURE" THURSDAY, 12, 1920 NOTES 245 The barber shops will be closed all day Christmas and New F. Simpson and J. H. Strickenfinger. Howell--Charles Howell, a prominent farmer of the Brush Creek neighborhood, died at his home four miles south of Everest, Tuesday, December 9, 1919, of Bright's disease.

The last two weeks of his life he suffered severely, and, no hope was held for his recovery. The funeral was residence held and Thursday the from interment the made in the Brush Creek cemetery. Mr. Howell is survived by his wife and four daughters. CHAMBERLAIN.

John Clay Chamberlain was born in Cumberland county, April 15, 1840, and departed this life December 4, 1919, aged 79 years, 7 months and 19 days. In August, 1862, he enlisted, and was mustered into Co. I 130th Pennsylvania infantry, and was in some of the hardest fought battles of the war, and after being mustered out in 1865, he moved to Franklin county, Ohio, where he was married to Eliza Postle. Unto this union were born six children, all of whom have preceded him in death except Eva Jacobs, of Memphis, and Hayes Chamberlain, of Everest. During the fall of 1881 the family moved to Brown county, Kansas, where Mrs.

Chamberlain died during January, 1883. In. August, 1883, he was united in marriage to Ophelia Pierce, and to them were born John of Everest; Kitty of Hiawatha; Mrs. O. Pierson, of Hiawatha; George of Fairbury, and Willis of the U.

S. navy. The funeral was held at Dale Hargis, of Kansas City, spent the week-end with home folks. Miss Mayme Haynes is a new at the J. A.

Lednicky store. Have you seen the fine display of box candy at Hargis' restaurant. Miss Amy Cahill, of Atchison, is visiting this week at the R. H. Jones home.

Miss Clara Klippes, of Atchison, was the week-end guest of Miss Marie Geiger. The public school building at Denton was burned to the ground last Friday evening. Lost, in Everest, brown kid glove for right hand. Finder return same to Mrs. Chas.

Morgan. Dale Hargis and Perry Freeland were passengers to Hiawatha on the 4:30 flyer Monday, evening. Miss Lulu Stevenson came Monday to spend the holidays with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Stevenson.

The barber shops will be closed all day Christmas and New F. Simpson and J. H. Strickenfinger. Our Christmas assortment in Jewelery and China is the most complete we have ever shown.

when in the city come in and see for yourself. Watch repairjug a specialty. D. Zimmerman, Atchison, Hiawatha Green House Cut Flowers, Bedding Plants and Funeral Designs at all times. Closed on Sunday to all but funeral work.

Both phones. Do You Know Enterprise has for sale typewriting paper, regular size packed in boxes, 500 sheets to the box. Also one of the finest lines of stationery on the market. In fact the Enterprise carries, almost anything you will need in the stationery Aline for the office or the home. WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS Thanking you very much for your Liberal Patronage during the Olos10g year, hoping you embark upon The NEW YEAR 1920 with lots of Good Health, Happiness and Prosperity.

SHOE STORE Atchison, Kansas Located on Commercial at Seventh.