The Iuka Tribune du lieu suivant : Iuka, Kansas • 12

THE IUKA TRIBUNE, IUKA, KANSAS Christian Church Notes. Preaching services every two weeks at three o'clock P. M. Sunday School every Sunday. morning at ten Attendance last Sunday, 52 collection $1 04 The Ladies Aid 'met at the home of Mrs.

Mollie Allmon, near Preston, Wednesday, with an attendance of 29. Methodist Church Bible School, 10 a. m. Preaching every two weeks. Regular preaching services next Sunday, both morning and evening.

H. T. Purcell, Pastor. Attendance. last Sunday, 57 collection $2.35 The Ladies Aid Society will mnet with Mrs, Clarence Arnold next Wednesday afternoon.

Will Brown went to Wichita, Saturday, to purchase supplies for the electric light system. E. L. Smith went to Finney county, Sunday, to look at the Floyd Helfin land with a view to trading his land here for same. Scott McCormick went up to Camp Carlisle, Saturday afternoon, to take a load of young girls for an outing.

Mrs. John Epley left, Monday for Hooker, Oklahoma, called there by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Davis. S. W.

Deist and daughter, Helen, who had been here for two weeks visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Purcell left, Thursday of last week, for their home at Arkansas City, Among the Iuka people who attended the show at Pratt last Saturday night were Mr.

and Mrs. George Tregellas, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strobel, Dr. S.

F. Boyce. Russell Strobel, Misses Iva Tregellas and Dorris Fowler. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Tillery and baby, Mr. and Mrs. D.

G. Boughner and children, Louise and Charles, made a trip by the auto route to Meade county, Saturday. They took dinner that day with Mack Gobin and family at Minneola, and from there they went to the home of Carl Allen and wife. at Plains, and to the homes of Walter and Frank Helsel, at Meade. They returned, Monday, stopping to call on Harry Gobins', but they were not at home.

Curtis-Cates 4 Sunday morning, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis, near Byers, occured the marriage of their daughter, Myrtle, and Weslie Cates, of Byers, Rev. H. T.

Purcell, of this city officiating, in the presence of a few relatives and. friends. Immediately following the ceremony a fine wedding dinner was served. luka Market. Old Wheat, per $1.09 New Wheat, per 1.11 Corn per .69 Kafir, Corn, .42 Milo Maiz, per bu .42 Eggs, per doz $18 Butter, per .25 Lard.

.17 Post Office Notice The mail leaves the post office in the morning, going to" Pratt at going to Byers at 10:15. AFTERNOON Going to Byers, going to Pratt, 12:30 Lena 0. Jones, P. M. News the Northwest H.

Toland and family, Claude Henderson and family and Chas. Toland and family were Sunday visitors at the home of J. W. Henderson and wife. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Hacker and children visited Sunday afternoon at the Jake Donner home. John Gamble is on the sick list this week, being threatened with typhoid fever. Sid Leiss is sporting a new Studebaker Four.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter and Paul Dively were callers Sunday afternoon at the Frank Gordon home. Sidwell Leiss, Carl Neil, Earl Fisher, Pearl Smith and Sonora Leiss motored to Edwards county day morning, returning in the afternoon. A.

Reader. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Clint Mott. Mrs. John Hacker and children, of Byers, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wheat, here this week." One day this week Ed Dibble brought to this office a hen egg which was rather out of the ordinary.

The egg measured six inches in circumference and four inches in length. INCOMING THE IUKA CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE DEALERS IN GRAIN, COAL and FEED Colorado Lump Coal, $6.75 per ton. Alfalfa Hay, $10.50. PHONE 53 IUKA, KANSAS The threshing season in this vicinity is about over. Ed Center came up from Hooker, Oklahoma, last Friday to visit his parents, returning Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Noble Webb arrived in their car from Holly, Colorado, Sunday, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams They returned home, Tuesday, accompanied by Sadie Adams.

Mrs. JosieLala, of Woodston, Kansas, and Mrs. Anna Dolezal, of Gorham, Kansas, who had been here during the illness and death of their sister, Mrs. Frank Udry, returned, Wednesday, to their homes. Verna Boughner and Will Keller were married at Stafford last Sunday The bride is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Boughner and niece of G. Bonghner Clint Mott dropped into our sanctum one day this week and ordered The Tribune sent to his home. While here he remarked that he had finished threshing and that he was more than pleased with the yield.

From his field of 110 acres of wheat he received 2,420 bushels, or an average of twenty -two bushels per acre. A patch of nine acres of this field yielded 306 bushels, or an average of thirty-four bushels per acre. FLOUR WINTER We are selling HUDSON CREAM and U-KNEAD-IT FLOUR for Storage a We Store It Free of Charge Buy Your Supply NOW as the Market is Advancing Protect Yourselt on what You will need for Winter Taylor's Grocery 0 1.