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the way Don't fail To Come To The CLOUD COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 29 to SEPTEMBER 1. THE BIG CLOTHING SHOW FOR MEN BOYS WILL BE AT SCHMITT BROS. THE CLOTHIERS NEW FALL SUITS NEW FALL HATS NEW FALL SHOES NEW FALL SHIRTS New Fall Everything Men Boys Wear We Will Please You in Quality and Also in Price, Which Means SATISFACTION. Sincerity SCHMITT BROS. SCHMITT BROS.

Clothes QUO DV THE CLOTHIERS HE CLOTHIERS CONCORDIA, KANSAS Fell From Wagon. A bad accident occurred Monday morning which might have been more serious than i it was, when Mark, the mine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Cool, barely escaped being crushed to death by a wagon load of wheat. He was driving a load to town for the Catlin Bros and coming down College Hill, he dropped one of the lines, climbing down on the wagon tongue to reach it he touched one of the mules, which jumped unbalancing him so that he had to jump to save himself, but caught his foot in the tugs, this threw him and he was dragged on the ground in front of the In' the screamble he was badly Horuised and the wheel ran over his right arm. Tuesday night he suffered very much but is doing nicely Record. Family of Three Disappears Winfield, Aug. disappearance of an entire family motoring from Kansas to Wilwaukee, and details of a fruitless search lasting ten days were revealed here today when Tom G.

Fowler, a farmer living north of here, appealed to Sheriff H. Hoover, this morning for assistance in tracing his lost relatives. According to Mr. Fowler, his son, J. F.

Fowler, and wife and their small child, who came from Milwankee to visit here, have been missing for ten days, since they left Kansas City for Sioux City, to visit relatives. Several weeks ago the Fowlers left Milwaukee and motored to a Winfield for a. After spending several weeks here they started to Kansas City taking Mrs. Tom Fowler with them. They visited a short time in Kansas City and prepared to resume their journey.

Mrs. Tom Fowler, her husband says, returned to Winfield, from Kansas City, the same day her son started for Towa. It was his plan to stop a few days in Sioux City and then drive on to Milwaukee. Before leaving Kansas City, Mrs. J.

F. Fowler bought five postcards one of which she promised to send each day to her in Winfield. The cards were never received. Mrs. Tom Fowler waited anxiously ten days for word fher son.

Thoroly alarmed Mr. Fowler sent a wire to relatives Sioux City asking them for news of his son. The answer said the son had not been there. Another wire was then sent to Milwaukee and a similar answer was received. Several other towns along the route to Milwaukee were wired but no trace of the missing people or the Ford car which they drove could be secured.

Mr. Fowler fears that his son and family have met with foul play. He says they have ample time to reach Milwaukee as it has been fifteen days since they left here. J. F.

Fowler is well known here his parents being among the oldest residents of this county. He is a teacher in the North Division high school in Milwaukee and is well known there. Prices on practically all kinds of coal will advance September 1st. You will save money by placing your order before that date. CHICAGO LUMBER COAL Phone 27.

Miltonvale Citizen Passes Away. ville Ohio, September 5th, 1844 and died at his home in Miltonvale, August 20th 1916, aged seventy one years eleven months and fifteen days. When a small boy he moved with his parents to Nicholas County, West Virginia where he resided until the spring of 1873, when he came to Kansas, where he resided until his death. In 1864 he joined the Army and served until the end of the Cival War, when he was honorabley discharged. On November 1st.

1866, he was married to Christiana M. Eye. To this union were born seven children, all of whom are living except Frederick who died at the age of twenty seven years. He left to mourn his loss: his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Della Terhune, of Manhattan, Kansas and Mrs.

Pearl Nutter, of Chattanooga and four sons Felix J. of Lawrence, Christopher E. of Miltonvale, and Wm. Earl and Jno both of Lawrence one erother Lorenzo Emick, one sister Matida Hyzer, both of Nicholas County, West Virginia and several grandchildren and many friends. He has always been absolutely square in all his dealing, courteous and kind to all, and for many years has been a true Christian.

Funeral services were conductted by Rev. Dow, the Wesleyan Methodist minister, at 2:30 p. m. Monday, in the College chapel. Interment was made in the Miltonvale cemetery.

Auto Accident Tuesday evening Jno. Haist and Miss Breault were returning from the picnic north of town in a when they they came up behind a team and buggy which failed to observe the 'State Road Law" and give the auto half of the road and as a result the auto driver either had to take the ditch or collide with the buggy. He took his chance at the ditch and the Ford overturned a and pinned the occupants underneath. The net results to the occupants was a facture and dislocation of the wrist for Miss Breault and a fractured pelvis for Mr. Haist, and a somewhat wrecked Ford.

A good many team drivers seem to forget that a half of the road belongs to the driver of the automobile whether meeting or passing and the law so specifically states, and that he should give that to him and is liable to a fine if he does not do so. The wonder is that we have so few accidents as we do, instead of there being so many as some would make it appear. A good heavy fine assessed against oome of the team drivers, as the law intends, would be a good lesson for these careless -Miltonvale Record. Storage prices on coal will end August 31st. Place your orders NOW and save money.

CHICAGO LUMBER COAL Phone 27. Scott W. Carney of this city received the sad news last week of the accidental drowning of his nephew, Donald Curry, which occurred last Thursday at Williston, Mont. Up to this time no particulers have been received and nothing is known save the event. Donald Curry was the oldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Curry son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Curry formerly Miss Helen Carney a well known teacher in Mitchell and Cloud counties and a younger sister of S. W. Carney. The boy was twelve years of age and large and strong for his age. In a letter to her brother in this city only last week, Mrs.

Curry told of Donald's progress in his school work, stating that he would enter the eighth grade this fall. His sudden death at so early an age is indeed a sad blow to the relatives and falls with crushing force upon his parents. Burial was made in the cemetery at Williston on Saturday.Downs News. we -all thak any man This wank tr then his dr and lisk decide cur Sudetaker SERIES 17 SIX 7 pass. 50 h.p.

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