The Walnut Advance from Walnut, Kansas • 1

LNUT ADVANC A- Lco VOL. XVI. WALNUT, CRAWFORD FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1910. NO.

8. WA 1 ME TT3 TO THE PUBLIC As we are getting cable and other material to re construct all of our lines we wish our patrons to be patient with the service while our system is undergoing new construction. This to be completed this fall. A social event was enjoyed at the A. Marshall home north of this city Sunday with a big dinner as the ptincipal feature.

Those present were: A. Houdashelt, wife and daughter, Miss Edna Burch, Mrs. Matilda Smith and son Ike, and Miss Led a Parker, of Parsons, G. L. Marshall and family and Jas.

McFarland and wife. Elder J. W. McLaughlin preached at the Christian church again Wednesday night. His sermons are much appreciated by those who bear them, but perhaps he 'vill not be with us but a few weeks longer as the church mm I Sae.

First Annua School WALNUT TEL. CO. Is calling a pastor for Sunday services' so if yon wish to hear Elder McLaughlin again you should attend the services next week sure. It may not be his last and yet It may be. Maurice Mullin returned from his trip to Dodge City Wednesday accompanied by his brother Daniel who will visit a few days with home folks and his many friends in this community.

He will return to Dodge City Sunday. Rev. E. B. Brown, of Erie, preached at the Baptist church in this city Tuesday evening.

Rev. Brown will attend tr Southeast Baptist Association at L. ilena this week and then go to Eureka Springs, where he was formerly pastor, for a few week's rest. Attention Parents! School time is just about here, your boys and girls need stationery, pencils, inks and the like. Our line was never better fitted to meet that need.

SPECIAL VALUES ON OUR 5c COUNTER, O'REILLY, THE DRUGGIST Miss Carolina Bohlander had her face seriously cut week ago Friday by falling from a horse in the barn. The horse started without warning and in an endeavor to save herself, Miss Bohlander caught a beam overhead and when her full weight came onto her she could not hold in that position and she fell on some lumber indicting a serious wound near ber eye and extending down her left cheek. The Eastern Star gave a picnic in J. F. Woodworth grove Wednesday in honor of Misses Anna Woodworth and Mary Dillenback who are soon to leave for their schools.

The picnic consisted of a nice social time in the woods, a big basket dinner and a fine supply of watermelon School begins Monday. Ha ye you bought your school supplies yet? If not you bad better see O'Reilly without delay. He is telTifig ylw about the big bargains in the 'paptr. See hio big ad on the front page and also see his locals. But don't forget that school starts Monday.

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Address, with references, H. C. Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1789 Broadway, New York City. I The fortieth annual Sunday School FAMILY RUNI0 Kimball. Little Marie Ryberg, little Esther Whitehead and the little There waOamlly reunion at fffefconvention was held at Pittsburg There is some talk of more stores daughter of Mr.

aud Mrs. Comer, Ber- nlce, are sisters, they each being adopted by the three families as men tioned, and this visit is planned to allow the children to visit each other. J. W. Dalton, wife and two children, of St.

Joseph, arrived last Thursday for a few days visit with Mrs. Dalton'a uncle and runt, Mr. D. Mullin, residing north of this city. They were accompanied by Mrs.

Dalton's mother, Mrs. Julia Murphy, who is a sister of Mr. Mullin. home of Mr. and Mrs.

James Miller Sunday with all of the family present exeept their son William and family. The occasion was in honor of the visit of Mr. and Mrs. H. P.

Cook, of Paducah, who were visiting in this community. Mr. Cook is a nephew of Mr. Miller. Fifty-three relatives and friends and neighbors were present, and at noon the guests were all treated to an old-fashioned feast, which is only being opened In Walnut.

This we think would be a profitable investment. Also there is some talk of an electric light and ice plant. Geo. Romp, the mill man, saya he is ready to do his part any time. Are there any other people who would like to see this improvement and have the money to back up their enthusiasm? Walnut is centrally located and should draw trade from a much larger territory than it does at present.

Mrs. A. L. Ryberg and daughter Marie, of Humboldt, will arrive this afternoon for a brief visit with D. Whitehead and fan iiy.

Tomorrow the two families will spend the da at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Comer at inursday ana Friday or last weeK. It was one of the best conventions that has ever been held in the county in the forty years of its organization The following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: Walter Glvens, Pittsburg; A. R.

Wharton, Pittsburg7; Supt. temperance J. R. Hanklns, Pittsburg; home dept, J. A.

Yates, Pittsburg; Supt. elementary Edith S. Gise, Girard; teachers training Rev. R. W.

Thompson, Pittsburg; Supt. mission Annie Trabue, McCune; adult Arthur Colgrove, Girard; Delegates to state convention, Walter Givens, A. R. Wharton. George Farris had a rather serious runaway Monday noon.

He was driving a large young team and they be a repitition of the many big dinners The Epworth League gave a farewell party at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kitchen Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Mabel Sullivan, their niece, who will leave in a few days for Marehrll, to keep house for her father. Miss Sullivan has made her home with Mr. and Mrs.

Kitchen for several years which makes it seem like her real home, and we know that she will be greatly missed by them; also by her many friends, for she Is a good worthy young lady who has a kind word for all. TheY.P. C. E. U.

picnic given Thursday by the young people of the alley church in the church park was well attended and a great success socially. A number of societies and Sunday Schools were present and took part in the program which was ren dered during the afternoon. A basket dinner was served. which have been served by Mr. and Mrs.

Miller to their friends in times past. Mrs. Lillie Noland, the photographer, was present with her camera and after dinner the company was positioned on the north side of the house and a photograph taken. Aside from Mr. and Mrs.

Miller, came frightened near the skimming station and ran west to the postoffice A new Odd Fellows lodge was organized at Hepler Monday night. Dr. G. T. Burns, the veteran yeterinary, was the organizer.

The new lodge was organized with tiye honorary mem I Mr, Man those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cook: Alex Miller, Sayonburg; Erton Miller and family, Savonburg; Ira Miller and family, residing east of Savonburg; Lafe Miller and wife, Erie; Verlie Miller and family, Erie; bers and fourteen new members were I Do You Love Your Wife? taken in, they being given the full degree work by a special permit from the Grand Lodge. The degree work Yes? was put on by the team from the lodge at this place. They had spent Mrs.

Powells, Oklahoma City, U. G. Allen and family, Pittsburg; H. H. Harvey and family; Arch Page and family; J.

W. Hosklns and family Martin Jensen and family, Miss Myrtle Harter, Hepler; and Mrs. Noland, when they turned south and ran one block turning east and running down Gettings street until they ran into Mrs. Buchanan's yard fence and one horse fell between a tree and a fence post in such a position that he could not get away and was held fast until the men following their rapid movements released them. The horse that was being held so effectually, when released took 6uch a short period of time for righting his position on terra firma that; he struck Epp Moore on the hip with his hoofs.

The wound was painful but not dangerous. During all tb.is time Mr. Farris stayed In the wagon but did not have hold of the lines. Then save her strength, her health and possibly her life, by her a SO E-Z VACUUM CLEANER-Qnick. some time in preparation and it is said that they put the work on in "a commendable way.

They were banqueted at the hotel in the evening of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Miller located on the and they wish to thank the people of Hepler for their kindness. farm where they now reside in the early days of Kansas, history and haye gone through the hardships The scaffold on the north side ol common to the pioneer settlers.

Don't Let the Children Breath Germs and Dirt. A Demons stration Will be (iiven at Our Store They are well known and highly respected citizens and It is a pleasure the new grain elevator tell shortly after 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Charles Johnston and Elmer 'New-land were on the scaffold at the time and were hurled to the ground, a dis to them to have their relatives, neighbors and friends visit them. Mr. and Mrs.

Cook left for their tance of about fourteen feet. Mr. home Sunday night. Johnston had his right hand lacerated and a scratch on the back of his HEPLER ITEMS. Miss Verda Finley, who has been visiting Frances and Aletha Mason returned home Saturday.

Miss Norah Smith, of Kansas City, was in Hepler Saturday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Smith and attending the picnic.

neck, and Mr. Newland's right ankle First Published August 26, 1910. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE was bably sprained, so that be had to be taken to his home. Mr. Johnston The State of Kansas, worked until 5 o'clock when he quit work also.

The block which held the .4 4 4 4 4 ss Crawford County scaffolding split, allowing the nails to Several from this city attended Notice Is hereby given that Let-' the Eastern Star picnic at Walnut release their hold. The two men tell In a lot of rubbish and It is lucky ters of Administration have been The SO E-Z Saves Doctors' Bills. they were not more seriously hurt. Don't Miss It. ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS.

We wish to call your attention to our large variety of good second hand granted the undersigned, on the Estate of Louisa Jane Houdashelt late of said Couuty, deceased, by the Honorable the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 23rd day of August A. D. 1910. Now all persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned, or Probate goods. These are all serviceable I The Walnut Furniture Store Wednesday.

There will be preaching services at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Miss Edna McBrlde and Nancy and Merle Gentle returned from Latour, last Saturday. Miss Edna will wield the birch at Pleasant Valley this winter. Dr. O.

F. Lewis was on our streets Saturday. George Burns was transferred to the Hepler section. He begun work Thursday. goods and they an be bought at surprisingly low priees.

Most of these goofs are new. Cook stoves, ranges, heaters, bed-steads, etc. I A. L. STEVENSON, Prop.

Come and see them. If you have any Court, for allowance according to thin? to sell in this line, write or law, or they may be precluded from any benefits of said estate. 3t GEO. GOFF, 1 Walnut phone 187, as we do a general ex change business. CLOKE SON, 8-11.

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