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The Andale Globe 12 Number 25 Andale, Sedgwick County, Kansas, Feb. 9, 1922 $1.50 Per Year. Published Every Thursday ELPERS-LINNEBUR Miss Lona Elpers and Mr. Ben Linnebur were united in holy bonds of matrimony last Monday morning at St. Anthony's Church at eight o'clock.

The bride is the pretty and charming young daughter of Mr. Joe Elpers. Mr. Linnebur is a prosperous young farmer of near Clonmel. They have a host of friends who join the Globe in wishing them a happy and prosperous voyage through' life -G.

P. Tribune. Winner of Contest Last Saturday evening a large crowd assembled at the Gorge Store to witness the outcome of the contest in wihch thirte. candidates entered. A comr ee of three, Mr.

Frank Bat Geo. Zogleman and N. J. were chosen to count the ballets at the close of the contest. The three entered a room alone, after which Mr.

Doyle Mgr. held a short auction sale. Later the committee announced to the crowd that Miss Marjorie Hieger was the winning candidate and awarded the beautiful Duo-Fold on display at the Steinbuchl Furniture store. This location opens with a complete line of merchandise and will be in full swing in a few days, new merchandise of every line arriving daily. See Advertisement on front page of this issue.

New Blacksmith Shop for Andale. Monday the old location formerly occupied by Mr. Phil Clasen was sold to Kirk and Stewart who hail from Clearwater. They believing that this community should justify a first class blacksmith shop, have come to our city with the intent of making Andale their future home. At present information could not be obtained as to when they will open for business, but will be in next weeks issue.

Young's Cash Store ANDALE, KANSAS. -Successor to Gorges Store We will continue the General Merchandise Business in Andale, at the Gorges Store Stand--We will operate our store on a Cash Basis--Give you the Best merchandise for the Least money--- On the cash basis we will save You the necessary advance in price of the merchandise when operated on the credit system--We are receiving new merchandise daily--We will take your produce at the highest quoted market price---and give you an absolutely Square Deal--Our Motto Quality Service Price We invite you to come and see us. YOURS FOR BUSINESS Young's Cash Store Andale, Kansas. Public sale bills given prompt attention at this office. A policy in THE GREAT STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will take care of your family, provide for your old age.

Some say I want to pay my debts before I take out some insurance I can't afford it now. Who! will pay those debts if you die without insurance All you have to do is save a little each year. If interested write or call on--F. P. Reichenberger Andale, Kansas.

LOCAL AGENT. GRASSL-REICHENBERGER Nevin National News (Special Washington Correspondence.) Special to the Globe- Washington, D. Feb. 9- Joseph F. Ritcherdson, 74 years old, Rural Route No.

4, Augusta, Kansas, for more than 15 years has tried to have his name placed on the roster of the 122 Illinois Volunteer Infantry, with which regiment he served as boy for nine months of the civil war. He was in nine battles up to the time his guardian took him out of the army. He was then but 14 years old. In some manner his name was omitted from the roster of the regiment. Fifteen years ago he wanted this recognition.

Two bills with this in view were introduced in the House, but no action was taken. Ritcherdson is now a Kansas citizen and appealed to Congressman Bird. The latter placed the case so graphicly before the members of Pension Committee that Ritcherdson will not only have his name enrolled but is likely to receive a pension. More than 500 War Risk claims have been brought to the attention of Congressman Bird. One of the most interesting is that of Walter Ennis, of Wichita, now in a hospital, from illness contracted while in the military service.

He is married and also the sole support of another, now 74 years old. Ennis, though still ill, was about to be dismissed from the hospital, and his family were about to be homeless because the place was to be sold. The case was called to the attention of Congressman Bird who has had Ennis retained in the hospital and has secured for him temporary total disability of $90 the month. Another applicant asked for assistance because he said he lost all his savings betting on Bill Ayres. Mrs.

Myrtle Woolman, Editor of the Mt. Hope Clarion was married Sunday Jan. 29, to Mr. Fred Reynolds manager of the telephone Co. at Mt.

Hope, Mrs. Reynolds will continue to edit and publish the Mt. Hope Clarion. The event of the week, socially speaking, was a the wedding of Miss Eleonora Grassl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Grassl of Andale, Kansas, and Mr. William Reichenberger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

F. P. Reichenberger of St. Joe, Kansas, which took place in the St. Joseph's Church at 10 o'clock a.

m. on Tuesday Feb. 7th, with the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Schmiehausen officiating. The maid of honor and the best man were Miss Josephine Grassl, sister of the bride, and Mr. Edward Reichenberger, brother of the groom. The bride attired in a wedding gown of brocaded satin trimmed with pearls, wore a bridal vail with slippers to match, and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a dress of reseda taffeta and a white picture hat.

Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. Guests were limited to members of the family. Miss Grassl is an especially charming young girl of the brunette type, with a number of accomplishments. She was educated at St. Joseph's school and has been prominent in Catholic and social circles of the city.

She is one of the charter members of the Young Ladies Sodality and the League of Graduates, and has been an active worker in all Catholic enterprises. Mr. Reichenberger is a young farmer who for the past few years has been engaged in general farming with his father near St. Joe, Kansas. The young couple will be at home to their friends on a farm west of town.

Both the young couple enjoy 8 host of friends who join the Globe in wishing them a happy and prosperous voyage through life. THIES-ELPERS Miss Anna, daughter of S. Thies of near St. Joe, and Mr. Clem Elpers of Garden Plain, were married at the Catholic church at St.

Joe last Tuesday morning January 31st. The happy couple will live on the farm south of Garden Plain, and have the best wishes of a host of friends -G. P. Tribune. CARD OF THANKS.

I wish to thank each and every one whose votes helped me win the beautiful Duo-Fold given away at the Gorges Store Saturday evening, February 4. Marjorie Hieger. Ordinance No. 82 An ordinance amending ordinance No. 41.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the city of Andale, Kansas that Amendments and the following changes be made Sec. 5 shall read that a license tax of not less than $25 nor more than $100 per day instead of $5 per day. Section 7 and 8 to read not less than $5 nor more than $25 per day in stead of $2. This amendment shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the Andale Globe. Approved Feb.

6th, 1922. Published Feb. 9th, 1922. Frank Batka, City Clerk. G.

J. Nuessen, Mayor. Garden Plain believes in pre- Community Auction Day Saturday February 25 The business men ant progressive farmers has telegated Andale to put on a community auction day sale on the last Saturday of every month. We are endeavoring to get a list of everything you care to. offer at public sale.

You must have your list in our hands not later than Monday evening Feb. 20 that it can be put on the bill. These bills will be mailed out to the surrounding country. Two per cent will be charged which will take care of all arrangements, including advertising and other necessary expense. Pr you have anything to offer for sale, see or phone us immediately as stuff must be in our hands not later than Monday evening, Feb.

20, that sale may be properly advertised. Miscellaneous Shower. paredness, having elected a law Jno. Bogner. new manager and Capt.

for The guests their Ball Team this coming hour voting an season. ing. A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Eleonora Grassl last Friday evening by her friends, the evening was spent playing games, a mock wedding with Flower Courtship in Flower language was a feature of the evening. Receipts written by men were presented and the ladies giving matrimonial advice. Many useful gifts were presented, worthy of mention were two flour sifters, 100 lb.

sack of Andales Best Flour, a basket of horseradish and a guaranteed mouse trap as a rememberance of her brother-in- departed at a late enjoyable even- Horsch of Lyons visiting with and Mrs. Anton The Knights of Columbus held their regular business meeting at the Hall Monday evening. Miss Mary Koppers of Wichita was visiting friends in Andale, Monday and Tuesday. Subscribe for the Andale Globe. Smooth Running Engines when discerning car owners use RECORD MOTOR OIL which reduce friction to a minimum, save repair bills and lengthen the life of your engine.

They will flow at zero. Western Trail Gasoline starts your engine instantly, rushes your car across the miles and gives that super-service which brings you back for more. Kansas Gas Petro. Company SCHAUF, Local Agent. ANDALE, KANSAS.

Mr. Joe Hartman of Tipton, Miss Barbara Missouri is here for a few days spent a few days visiting with Joe parents Mr. and family. Horsch..