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Redfield Weekly Review. ED. HHLL, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. The Foster Troy Barn. Local Telephone Long Distance next door.

REDFIELD, KANSAS. John Foster came down from Gas Saturday night. A. M. Routh, of Hiattville.

was here Sunday. u. jl. JtioDbs and family visited at their farm Sunday. GEO.

II. TROY. EDGAR GLOVER. cReal Estate and Farm Loans Call and See Us or Write for information. AGENTS NATIONAL U.

S. of A. Old Line Life Insurance Co, Safe, Sound, Practical. Combining Insurance with Investment Features. Seeusancbe convinced.

Fire Insurance written at reasonable rates. Redfield, Kansas. Office over the Drug Store. Churches. M.

E. Church Sunday School at 10 a. m. W. I.

Whiteside, Superintendent. Epworth League at 8 p. Bertha Caldwell, President. Class meeting every two weeks at 11 a. Rev.

J. H. Green, Leader. Preaching every two weeks. T.

J. Caldwell, Pastor. Mt. Orum Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 a. m.

every Sunday. Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sunday at eleven a. m. and eight p. m.

Ray Banks, Pastor. Lodges. T. T. B.

A Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday night of each month. Mrs. Lucinda Cooper, Pres. Mrs. Julia Johnson Sec.

M. W. A. Hackberry Camp No. 1467.

Meets every 4th Saturday night of each A. H. Jones, V. C. Howard Bolinger, Clerk A.

0. U. Redfield Lodge, No. 2S0. Meets.

1st and 3rd Saturday night of each month in M. W. A. Hall. J.

H. Hendrixson, M. W. M. Ramsey, Recorder.

R. N. A Strawberry Camp. Meets in M. W.

A. Hall on the first and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2:30 p. m. Miss Bertha Caldwell, Oracle Mrs. Anna Davis, Recorder.

City Officials. Mayor J. P. Ralston Police Judge F. M.

Ramsey Marshal D. Nichols Clerk C. M. Draper Councilmen T. M.

Whiteside, A. H. Jones, A. 'A. Bolinger, R.

W. Lease T. L. Thogmartin. down to their farm Sunday.

S. C. tires is reported sick. Thomas Green, of Louisiana visited with his parents here last week. Dan Runkle and family attended the funeral of Mr.

Runkle's father at Hiattville Saturday. Otis Maddox and Otis Lease deputised themselves Sunday evening and ran Glenn Whiteside's calf in off the streets. Brave boys! Wallace Bolinger and Willis Frairy have been appointed as executive committee on our Piano contest. We have received several comments on. Wallace Bolinger's work on their add in our paper.

Wallace is a fine illustrator. Mrs. A. S. Glover spent the last of last week with her daughter, Mrs.

Charles Runkle, near Hiattville. Gilbert Clark came in from Belpre, Monday night. He says western Kansds don't agree with him. Mrs. Lottie McBride and Mrs.

Pearl Hurtt were called from Wichita Sunday on, account of the illness of their mother, Mrs. S. C. Stires. Miss Fay Stires came Tuesday night.

While working on Bolinger Lumber new corn crib Saturday, W. H. Holder fell and sprained his ankle. A. A.

Bolinger accidentally dropped something heavy on his foot Saturday Lenn Kepley, of Devon, was here on Barb American Field Fence, Telephone Wire and Suppiies, Screen Doots, Wire Cloth, Harness' Parts, Collars and Sweat Pads, Coal, Mixed Paints, Varnishes Linseed and Coal Oil, Gasoline, Cream Separators and all kinds of Ma- chine at' Right Prices Bring us your Flax, We always pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Sunday. Mrs. W. A.

Chamberlain was quite sick but is improving now. Harley Lewis went to Fort Scott Saturday. The grading of Pine street has. removed the pond to a point just west of the band stand. T.

L. Thogbartin was home from Tipton, Sunday and Monday. A. Stires has bought the forty acres where the Gilfillan quarry was, west of town, and is going to start a chicken farm. Mr.

Stires is very energetic and will surely make this a success. James Hickson sustained a very painful injury while unloading some hogs at the stock yards. His fiinger was caught between a wagon wheel and the bed and was mashed very badly. IRA N. BOLINGER, Dry Ridge.

Hattie Newton spent Sunday at home. A. H. Tanner is visiting his daughter in Kalamazoo, W. A.

Hite enjoyed a visit with his Mr. Ball andl family, from Kansas City, last week. Mesdames Stroud and Rose; are on the sick list. Ollie Windle will stay with her aunt, Mrs. Stewart, this winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Will Windle and his sister, and Lee McClimans attended a surprise dinner at Mr. West's at Genia, Sunday. L.

Troundle and family visited their new nephey, Master. James Lardner, at Bronson, Wednesday. S. J. Tyler was in Fort Scott Friday.

Sam Wells, wife and baby visited last week at Mrs. Well's father's, T. H. Likely. Mrs.

Maggie Tyler has gone to Fort Scott to live. F. A. Oharah and family visited relatives in Linn county last Saturday' and Sunday. I am in the market at all times for Cattle, Stock Hogs and Fat fogs.

Count Stires says it was just an ac- 1 1. XI J. 1 iliA Vv -vl 1 I Konant Undertaking. Funeral Directors and Embalme Corner of Wall street and National Av Phones Bell 174; Mutual 37S. Geo.

A. Konantz, Fort Sc Contractor, and Build Redfield, Kansas. IDA SKARLE, Propriet Rates $.50 per day. The Hotel Sear First-class Accommodation Redfield, Kansas. "-'V" 1 J.

T. TVVKOOl A UCTIOJfEER. General Public Sales. Try DEVON KANS Miss Isa Green came out from Fort Scott and spent Sunday with her parents. kiss Maggie Hodson spent Sunday with her parents near Fort Scott; Mr.

J. a prominent farmer, of near Devon, was in town -Fu-day. Mrs. T. L.

Dougherty is visiting relatives in Douglas county. Robert Kendrick, our carrier on R. Sheldon B. Hewett, Physician I Surgeon Redfield, Kansas. R.

W. LEASE, Physician I Surgeon Redfield, Kansas. F. D. 2, has taken a week lay-off and is visiting near Harding.

Howard Troy, and J. N. Holt started Tuesday for western Kansas to look for real estate. Rocky Point. Perry Stainbrooks visited at Benton Kidwel's Sunday.

Church will be held at Unity Church next Sunday. Mrs. W. Tennyson on the sick list this week. Frank Wolf and family spent Sunday with Mrs.

Wolf's mother, Mrs. Roof. There was a baptizing at Unity church a week ago Sunday. Mrs. Connor and Walter Miller being immersed.

Bessie Newell -spent Saturday andl. Sunday in Uniontown. Mr. Will Shields is moving this week. I.

B. Wright is arranging for a large and prolonged Special Sale, such as he conducts every year about this time. Lo Dr large hand bills..