The Tribune from Morganville, Kansas • 1

THE TRIBUNE MORGANVILLE, KANSAS, THURSDAY JUNE 29 1916 THIRTEENTH YEAR NUMBER 9 4 SATURDAY JULY 1 Lubin presents the gripping three part photo-play Sold to Satan Lippe-Stoneback. Last Saturdav afternoon Harvey H. Stoneback and Miss Gertrude Lippe, both well known young people of this community, very pleasantly surprised their many friends by making a quiet trip to Clay Center, where they were united in marriage by Rev. H. G.

Mathis, pastor of the Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed at the Presbyterian Manse at five o'clock, in the presence of a number of immediate relatives of the young couple. The bride was attended by her stater, Miss Gladys Lippe, and the bridegroom was attended by Mr. Daniel Roenigk. TUESDAY JULY 4 Pathe offers Horrors of War in 3 parts.

An unusual review of the aftermath of Europe's "Path of Glory See 3 reels of war pictures. Lonesome Luke comedy Monkey Shines You can secure your Automobile License at the Vim comedy, one reel, Pokes and Jabbs in Hired and Fired While the bridal party were taking their places before the mantel, Miss in tmhlt trwr- mi tit i Anna Roenigk played Mendelssohn's Thursday July 6 The Millionaire Baby A Selig Red Seal play in six reels, presenting Harry Mestayer and an all-star cast. Or IVIUlVljLl iLiLflli I wedding march, and during the ceremony played softly the Flower song. Congratulations were then extended and at six o'clock the wedding party to the number of twenty, repaired to the Bonham hotel where an ex cellent supper waB served. That night tVe bride and groom went to Kansas City for a short visit, returning Tuesday evening.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lippe of Mulberry township and is a very attractive and accomplished young, woman She is a graduate of the State Nor Last Friday afternoon Mrs. G. I.

Bodine, Mrs. Ernest Hull and Mrs. W. H. Lennard chaperoned a party of young ladies to Stillwater for a fishing trip.

They took their lunch baskets and at six o'clock all enjoyed a picnic supper. The young ladies were Misses Helen and Kari Ness, Ruth Bodine, Annie McLavy, Helen Lennard, Ruby Provost, lima Glass, Gretchen Hagenbuch, Eileen Davis, Gladys Peterson, Mildred Rasmussen, Mildred Forney, Ber- mal School at Emporia and has The L. W. T. club of Mulberry township gave a line party at the Elite theatre last Saturday night.

About thirty were present. After the show they drove to the Richard Roenigk home where they spent the balance of the evening in playing names, listening to music and readings and having a general good time. The following officers were elected Miss Emma Wiess, president; Miss Anna Roenigk, vice president, and Miss Edna Roenigk, secretary and treasurer. After the business meeting, refreshments were served. taught school in this county for two years.

She is very popular ampng The Y. L. E. 0. met yesterday with Miss Helen Silver.

Eleven members and thirteen visitors were present. The visitors were, Mesdames R. B. Smith, F. L.

Fletcher, J. W. Howell, Walter Merten, and L. D. Huff, Misses Helen and Kari Ness, Edna Petermeyer, Gretchen Hagen-bnch, Ella Hughes, Meda Howell, Bessie Denman, and Edith Blanc.

The afternoon was spent in doing fancy work. Refreshments were served. The club will meet on Wednesday July 12th with Miss Delia O'Harro. Buy your Creamery Butter for harvest at Ruffner's Meat Market at 35c per lb, 3 lbs. for $1.00.

We can also supply you with all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats for harvest. Prices are right, quality Last Saturday evening Miss Daisy Halverson entertained a number of friends at a line party at the Elite theatre, complimentary to Miss Gladys Peterson. After the show, the young ladies repaired to Ernst 's cafe where refreshments were served. Those in the party were Misses Ruth Bodine, Helen and Kari Ness, Lily and Manila Young, Daisy and Anna Halverson, Gladys Peterson, Annie McLavy, Helen Lennard, Gretchen Hagenbuch, Ruby Provost, Edith Doty, Olga Johnson, and Ieda Holt. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Stoneback gave everybody in the community a wedding "treat" Tuesday evening when they opened the doors of the Elite theatre and gave a free performance of the celebrated Pathe feature "Via Wireless," one of the finest photoplays ever shown in Morganville. Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Stewart entertained the following at dinner last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stewart, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Miller and Mrs. J. C. Edwards and mother, Mrs.

Huffman. the young people of this community and her many Jfriends in Morganville welcome her to this city. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Stoneback of this city. He is a graduate of the county high school and has been teaching in this community for several years. He will continue his school work for another year at least. He is an industrious, manly young fellow with many friends who unite in wishing him and his estimable bride every possible happiness.

Mrs. G. Ahlberg was called to Iowa last evening on account of the illness of her son Gust. nice Rexroat, Emma Kolling, Helen Barnes, Francis Allen and Daisy Halverson. Harry Ijennard and Cameron Marshall were the official worm custodians and hook baiters.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Woolsey of this city received a message the first of the week from their son, Hugh, stating that he had enlisted in the signal corps of the Colorado National Guards and had been assigned to battery C.

The Colorado Guards left yesterday for the Mexican border. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rhodes of Clifton visited at C.

L. Miller's Sunday. Otto Kappelman, who is well known to many people in this city, is with Co. 2nd K. N.

G. and is on his way to the Mexican border. Buy it in Morganville. OC3 Qi iOCZZ iCDO 2 HARVEST TIMES IS HERE! Ik 'Stay SatlsfactorKutii OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi S. D.

Schooley. What do you need in the following columns that you can get at the Mead Hardware Quality and satisfaction guaranteed. We are open early and late. Come in whenever it is convenient for you. Our Business is Banking.

Harvester Oil 45c gal. Machine Oilers 10c to $1 Sweat Pads 40c to 60c 0 0 Binder Whips 50c to $1 Bundle Forks 65c to 85c Deer hair pads 55c to 65c Security Gall Cure. to 50c Cotton Collars $1 each 2-gal. water kegs 70c Alligator wrenches. to 25c 1-inch Hame straps 15c and 20c Bridge Collar Pads 55c to 65c S3.

75 to 86. 50 pair 16 ft. Bamboo poles 10c Monkey 25c to 1 25 8 Combination pliers 30c to 35c Crescent Adjustable wrencheB 65c to $1.25 appreciate your patronage. The Priscilla club met last Thursday with Mrs. J.

H. Merten. Besides the club members, the following visitors were present. Mesdames Walter Wentz, E. J.

Kuchmann, D. L. Richards, P. L. Swenson, M.

E. Householder, Anderson, Chas. Mall, G. C. Deetjen, Sumner Merten, E.

V. Allen, J. E. Provost, and C. Adams: Misses Kuchmann, Williams, Thelma Richards, and Meda Howell.

New officers were elected as follows; Mrs. Mina Mead, president; Mrs. G. B. Kappelman, vice president; Mrs.

L. V. Silver, secretary; and Mrs. E. E.

Merten, treasurer. The meeting day of the club was changed from Thursday to Friday. At the close of the business meeting, refreshments were served. Baled Hay for sale. Inquire of A.

F. Berggren. Assorted copper rivets and burrs per 1-2 pound Assorted tubular rivets per box 5c and 10c Mica axle grease any quantity Hard Oil any quantity Bolts, any size, etc. For the housewife we have New Process Oil Stoves and Boss Ovens. Also a good line of Harvest Mattresses, Beds, Springs, Etc Yours for service, i Farmers Merchants State Bank MEAD HARDWARE CO.

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