The Glade Echo from Glade, Kansas • 5

tutttmt. tfttttttw ISN'T IT THE TRUTH? Harlan Brown, of Kirwin, was look rorauu you meet a man who ia down in ing after business in this town Mon the mouth, DR. LEREW day. Who thinks that this town, is all wrong. Mr- and MrC Bert Inman are the Just take him aside or out for a parents of a little son born Sunday, September 19.

ride. And hand him this quaint little song: "There are fairer towns than your ttm and wife autoed to own little town; there are towns that Logan Saturday and spent the day with relatives. are. bigger than this, and the people who live in the tinier town all the city excitement miss. There are things Mrs.

M. S. Howard, of Gretna, was you can see in a wealthier town that an over Sunday visitor at" the G. J. Baker home.

Drugs and Drug Sundries Prices are Always Right Give Your Home Druggist Your Home Patronage Give Us a Trial' GLADE KANSAS vou can't in a town that is small, and yetup' and down there is no other Mrs. Laura Kinneman, of Deering, town like your own little town after all. It may be the street through the Nebraska, visited her brother, Rev. heart of your town isn't long, isn't Mann, and family the fatter part of wide; isn't straight, but the neigh last week. bors who live in your own little town with a welcome your coming await, William Speigle sold his residence fitmuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiunt In the glittering streets of the glit in the west part of town Monday to Harrv Sparks.

Mr. Speigle expects tering town, With its palace and pavement and wall, in the midst of to move to Colorado and homestead. Local News the throng you will frequently long Mrs. Marv. Lindsay, of Almena, for your own little town after all.

You measure a "town, not by money, or visited with her sister, Mrs. Spicer, Everybody reads the Echo, do you on Thursday of last week and the same evening the two ladies went to Kirwin for a short visit with their Mrs. Ida Williby's new residence is about ready for occupancy. miles its border extends; the best thing you can have wherever the town, are contentment, enjoyment and friends. If you'll live and work and trade in yoifr town in spite of the fact that it's small.

You'll find that parents. The M. E. Parsonage is being re the town that's your own little town is the best kind of a town after all. Sine Albaugh made a little business trip up to the 'Burg on Monday, tea i Profs.

Voyles and Wilson spent the week end with their families at Agra. paired this Week under the direction of the Ladies Aid. The roof is being re-shingled and it is being re-plaster SCHOOL NOTES ed, papered and painted inside, which improves the appearance very much. The faculty attended the party George Bump, of Prairie View, was given at the home of Miss Stephen a business visitor to our town on last son last Thursday evening. Rev.

J. W. Snapp, George Latta, The school team of base ball took Tuesday. and Miss Eva Rigg went to Osborne the town team to defeat, 17 to 2, last Monday morning in Rev. Mann's car Thursday afternoon.

We expect to to attend the Ministerial Laymen E. Lance' has just completed the building of a fine silo on his farm just Association which is being held in show the Phillipsburg school team some of the mysteries of the game east of town. that city this. week. at some future date.

George Locke and family, of Phil- Our II English class is taking great interest in the study of Shakespere's MEN OF AMBITION lipsburg, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. G. L. Cobb. "Waste is the crime of It Merchant of Venice.

must stop if we are to advance in Ask Mr. Wilson concerning the imttt ntxttttit 9 I LXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZ zzz.zi.z.i.zzm.1 humanity and civilization over and Mrs. Ephraham Kincaid is report "Lady of the Lake." beyond the yawning gap made by the ed very sick at her home southeast of Miss Poisal. visited with Miss Far lust of blood, pride and race, and the this town in Bow Creek township. rel over Sunday.

vanitv of kings." Atlantic Monthly. We expect to observe Francis Wil E. D. Grinrod, a garbage man in ladr's day next Tuesday afternoon George Thomas, of Phillipsburg, has been here a couple of days visit Shenandoah, Iowa, a former clown in with a suitable program. a circus, has bought and paid for a ing with his son, Bert, and family.

We ask the patrons to visit our small home in four years and made school and get acquainted with our numerous improvements in that time. C. E. Mann and wife, of Downs, were guests last Saturday at the manners and conduct and co-operate with us in making this term of school His payments each month averaged over fourteen dollars This is a case home of his brother, Rev. G.

Mann. a success morally, physically and in of where it pays to be your own land tellectually. We need your co-oper 1 "-and for years this patient had been an almost invalid. So nervous, so irritable the children had hardly dared to move. Place after place she visited specialists in nervous diseases.

Each doctor gave her the same promise-'some day you will be entirely "Why not try an Osteopath? Many people asked her this. Why not try an Osteopath? She did. She placed herself in the care of a good Osteopath. Today that patient who was surely assured she would end the rest of her days a paralytic, a constant source of care and worry to her husband and children, today that patient is EN- TIRELY WELL. And she gives the just credit to OSTEOPATHY." This patient was my mother.

The Osteopath was Dr. Ella Chapman, Anderson, Indiana. Please do not hold the conception that Osteopathy is good for a few things only. It has proven its great value in Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Diphtheria, Measles Mumps, and all kindred infections. But the best of all, it can take that poor, abused stomach of yours, make it healthy, make it well, and you can eat what you like, drink what you like, and enjoy Life as He that created Healthy Man intends for you.

I give to you an Osteopathic toast 11 "Here's to your Good Health, And to your family's Good Health; And may you all live long And Prosper." yi lord. ation. Mrs. George Hart has been given the contract for operator of the Glade When George Bailey arrived in Antwert, from England telephone system for the coming year Sine Albaugh and wife and son, Russel. started Tuesday morning for twenty-five years ago, he was just a noor boy looking for an opportunity Mrs.

C. C. Brush is this week en a little western trip, their first stop His first job was in a small saw mill. joying a visit from her brother, beimr made at Goodland where Mrs. Proving to be a good mixer, he soon Albaugh will attend the Sixth Dist James Cummings, of Frescott, tt.an sas.

joined the local lodge of Foresters. By rict federation of women's clubs as a studying to increase his earning delegate from the D. C. club of this R. Thompson, of Agenda, Kansas, city.

Mr. Albaugh and Russel will go capacity, and liy saving part of his income regularly he began to accumulate property. Now he occupies a visited the latter part of the week at on to Kanorado for a visit with Fred Vincent, being joined there by Mrs. the I. D.

Thornton home, the gentle men being cousins. high and well-paid position as one ot Albaugh and going from there to the main officers of the I. 0. 0. he Denver, Colorado, for a wefik's visit is a director of the local bank and Misses Dorothy Poisal, Nellie Baker with friends.

and Nora Farrel attended the Teachers' Association meeting at Phillips newspaper, a home owner, an automobile owner and a substantial "citizen generally If you will notice, the Echo is get burg last Saturday. ting better and better each week and, though it is not yet one month old, Fred is a Chicago boy who started out as a barber shop cashier at $7.00 Mrs. Ada Whitten and two children there are few papers printed in this a week, later served as a mail-carrier part of the state that can beat it came down from their home near Republican City, Nebraska, for a short for several and is now. worth evervthing taken into consideration. upwards of a Quarter of million Irom visit with her parents.

Everybody pull together and make it having invested his savings in good the BEST in the state. A number of the Cedar band boys stopped off here Tuesday while on Compare this issue of your home their way to Logan where they hav paper with the majority of the papers real estate. From the start Fred saved part of his wages. After three years in the barber shop he had $200 in the bank. Then he started a carpentering business.

Before he was 21 he had 12 men working for him. an engagement this week. printed in towns twice the size of this town, and then see if we are not getting out a paper that is as good, Al. Dougherty, and daughter, Miss Finally he sold the business for $4000,, Irrna. were in this town Monday, Mr and in some cases better, than they which he put into the oanK.

iie are. D. calling at the bank to see that everything is moving along o. k. passed the civil service examination and became a letter carrier in the northwest section of Chicago.

He In reading your paper this" week do not overlook the fact that your local business men have a word or two kept his eyes open for good real John VanHorn and son, Q. went through here Tuesday on their way to Phillipsburg. While there they invested in a new Monitor automobile. to say to you which may prove bene estate "buys." He made $1000 proht on a house he built on the first lot he YOURS TRULY ficial to your pocketbook. bought.

As his capital increased he began Sam Steele, who is one of car penters building Mrs. Williby's house, to deal in larger blocks of vacant property. Almost always his experience as a mail carrier helped him to John Atkinson and wife autoed to Topeka last week and spent a few days at the fair, and then drove down to Wichita to visit the W. A. Stout family.

moved his family to Glade Tuesday and they are now occupying the cot buy in the right place. Presently the tage just west of the central office. increasing burdens of this business ST- made it necessary for him to resign George Landreth, a former Glade his government job. William Pruitt and 'wife returned last Saturday from a month's tour of the west. They visited relatives in boy, spent a few hours in town last Phillipsburg, Kansas In the last fifteen or twenty years Wednesday enroute to Logan to play he has built and sold more than 400 Oregon and different points on the ball.

houses in the same northwest corner of the city. He is a director in one coast and spent some time at the big fair and report a most enjoyable time. H. J. Konantz returned Monday of the local banks.

He is worth about morning from an extended business $250,000. Elmer and Thoren Jackson return trip to Kansas Xlity. His recipe for success is an old and ed Sunday night from Topeka where simple one. Save part of what you thev attended the state lair. Airs A.

W. Thomas joined the crowd earn. Keen your eyes and your ears headed for Logan yesterday morning oDen for the opportunities which lie to attend the celebration. Mrs. Elmer Jackson accompanied them home from Rossville where she had been visiting her parents the past three weeks.

around you. Play the game squarely. Quincy Journal. Misses Farrel and Poisal spent Sun day in Prairie View at the home of Miss Farrel. Chal Kincaid.

of Phillipsburg, was a Glade visitor yesterday morning. Ira Reeme was in Logan yesterday attending the four-county fair. The Glade Meat Market All kinds of fresh and cured meats We pay the highest market price for your Cream and Poultry Send in your news items. A Missouri Pacific Time Table WESTWARD NTn fi.1S .....9:50 a. m.

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