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The Andale Globe 13 Number 4 Andale, Sedgwick County, Kansas, Sept. 14, 1922 $1.50 Per Year. Published Every Thursday The extreme hot weather suffered: a relapse last Saturday evening when a little shower visited this section, cooling things off to some extent and giving people a chance to regain their breath. Hot winds last week made life almost unbearable and seriously damaged what late corn there was. The majority of the corn in this vicinity, according to a number of the farmers, was pretty well matured and the drouth and hot winds did little damage.

Of course the last cutting of alfalfa does not amount to so very much, but this section is indeed fortunate in escaping gevere damage from the drouth. Field work is being held up and fall plowing is not progressing as rapidly as it should, but all in this section is not damaged as seriously as other places. The result of Sunday's game between Andale and Colwich ended with a score of 8 to 13 in favor of Colwich. The game was well played and the home run by Ray Jaax, with two men on bases was a feature of the game. Next Sunday Andale will go to Mt.

Hope where another wild game will be staged. W. E. Stanley, Fred L. Bell, Fred Horn, Chet.

Conner, Geo. A. Jeffrey and J. M. Worley, County Attorne, County Treasurer, County Clerk, Sheriff, Representative and Sec'y of the Republican County Central committee were pleasant callers at the Globe office Thursday.

They are a live bunch and we appreciate their call. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gressl left Sunday morning for a three weeks visit with relatives in Wisconsin. Miss Rosa Klein who is working at St.

Francis hospital in Wichita visited with home folks Sunday. Dr. Higginbotham was a business caller at the Globe office Wednesday. If you have anything to sell be sure to advertise it in the want ads, they will bring you the greatest results. It is rumored that a matrimonial epidemic is hovering about Gorges Store.

K. C. LIVE STOCK BULLETIN Market compared with last Tuesday, Cattle steady to 25c lower Hogs 25c higher. Sheep 25c higher. Prospects fair market balance of week.

A. H. T. TO GIVE DANCE Thursday September 21st the A. H.

T. will give an Old Time dance at the Hall in Andale for the benefit of its members or any nsw applicants that want to join. Mr. Will Heller of Wichita will furnish the music for the dance. For full particulars regarding the dance read advertisement elsewhere in this issue.

A good time for everyone. NOTICE All those wishing to take part in the K. of C. Parade Oct. 12, will please call at Hieger Bros Store and register, and make known the part they wish to take and kind of Float or vehicle they intend to enter.

Please do not overlook this as it will be necessary for each and everyone taking part to register. Clowns and merry makers included. -By order of Committee on Parade. Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Beirish of Atchinson who has been visiting at the home of Nick Reichenberger, Sr. and Beda Blasi, returned home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hayman entertained the following guests at Sundav dinner: Mrs.

A. M. Reichenberger, Mrs. E. Gronniger of Hutchinson Miss White of Wichita and Mr.

and Mrs. Theo Reichenberger. Everybody reads the Globe want ads. They will get you what you want. Mr.

Frank Rhodes was in Wichita Saturday. If you know of any news tell it to the Globe, we can use it to good advantage. Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Simon of Wichita motored out Sunday evening to visit with relatives. Mr. H. C.

Debbrecht and son William, Nick May were Sunday visitors in Sharon, Kansas. Duck hunters are beginning to get anxious as the cool weather is beinning to bring a few sprigs. Family Protection The man with a good account can leave his loved ones each day with a clear conscience and a happy disposition. He knows that his family will be protected from immediate want no matter what befalls him. If you haven't given your family this well deserved protection, open an account with us at once.

ANDALE STATE BANK Harry Ven John, Capital $25000 Vice Pres and Cashier Surplus $10.000 WINTERS-EWERTZ A Message for You KANSAS GREATEST FAIR The 22nd Annual KANSAS STATE FAIR HUTCHINSON SEPT. 16-22 ALWAYS GOOD--THIS YEAR BETTER $40,000.00 IN PRIZES--17 DEPARTMENTS GRAND ENTERTAINMENT DAY AND NIGHT CAMP OUT--FREE CAMP SPACE STYLE SHOW, RADIO EXPO, FIREWORKS, HORSE, AND AUTO RACES, VAUDEVILLE SEND FOR INFORMATION FREE PRIZE LIST H. S. THOMPSON, Pres. A.

L. SPONSLER, Sec'y READ THE ANDALE GLOBE THURSDAY SEPT. 21st. THE A. H.

T. WILL GIVE AN OLD TIME DANCE AT THE HALL ANDALE, KAS. FOR MEMBERS AND NEW APPLICANTS OLD TIME MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY BILL HELLER OF WICHITA LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED Don't Forget the DATE ADMISSION Old Members not paid up $1.00 Applicants for membership $2.00 The wedding of Miss Mildred Winters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Const.

Winters, to Joseph E. Ewertz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ewertz, was solemnized at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's Church, Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Schmiehausen performed the ceremony. Miss Winters was attended by her sister Susie Winters, and Mr. Ewertz by his brother Mr.

Lawrence Ewertz. A wedding dinner for members of the bridal party and their immediate relatives was served at the home of the brides parents. Miss Winters attended school here and enjoy a host of friends among the younger set. They will make their home on the Roger farm nortneast of Andale. The Globe joins with friends congratulating this young couple and wishing them many happy years of married life.

Your attention is directed to the announcement of the Gorges Advertisement in this issue of the As you know, Mr. Gorges has been running some mighty attractive ads during the past year relative to his business. The people of this community have been duly appreciative of his efforts to acquaint you with buying problems. Closing a contract with this office, their page advertisement will appear each week, and will pay you to read it very closely. They will continue to be interesting and will aid you in buying, Be sure to read them every week.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all the people for their kindness in helping me during the contest at Gorges Store. Elizabeth Lemmel. Have you lost anything or do you want to buy or sell something; Let the Globe Want Ads do this for you. Due to the car shortage the local elevators are filled to capacity and unable to handle any wheat until cars arrive or truck the wheat out. Mr.

Chas Lies is driving a new Maxwell touring car puachased of May Sons last week. Last Saturday evening at the closing of Gorges big sale a large crowe gathered to witness the closing of the' contest that has been going on since the sale opened. After the votes were counted the following winners were awarded the prizes. Little Reichenberger was the winner at the baby contest and received the ring, and his mother Mrs. L.

H. Reichenberger was awarded the clock. Martha Hein-Victrola. Margaret Hein- Wrist watch. Elizabeth Lemmel--Silverware.

Lena Reimer-Lavalliere. Isabell Horsch-Lavalliere. Agnes Kruse-Lavalliere. Katherine Adams-Lavalliere. Victoria Schmidt-Lavalliere.

Margaret Meyers-Lavalliere. LOOK HERE I have a dandy well improved piece of land less than 3-miles from Andale at a good price. This will make anyone a splendid home. See me before it is sold. R.

C. Fouquet. For the benefit of those who are not aware of the fact, by regulation of the Post Office Department no mail come to Andale on Sunday except in the morning. Afternoon passengers do not carry mail. The Parochial school opened Monday with an enrollment of 160 in the elementary grades and 8 in High School.

The public school also opened Monday with a fairly good attendance. Mr. F. P. Reichenberger and son Will accompanied by Pete Reichenberger Jr.

were Wichita business visitors Wednesday. Mr. Johnnie Buscher and Miss Mary Smarsh motored over to attend the ball game Sunday afternoon. A large number of young folks from here attended the WintersEwertz wedding dance at Colwich Tuesday night. Henry May will leave for Lawrence, Kansas, the later part of this week, to take up his studies at K.

U. Mrs. Howard Hamer of Hutchinson spent the week end here visiting relatives. Prompt Service COURTESY and prompt attention are bringing us trade that oftentimes has to go out of its way to get here. We are glad to get your trade and we believe in showing our appreciation by supplying your every need with all possible speed.

Courtesy Builds Our Trade Old customers are bringing us new ones right along through the recommendations they are constantly giving us. High quality, low prices and prompt service are a combination that is hard to beat -and we have found them all well worth maintaining. Quick Service Garage Andale, Kas. Ben Mertes.