Goddard Gazette from Goddard, Kansas • 5

litems of general interest caught up by our Special Correspondent in his ramblings through and about town. School Notes. Santa Fe Time Table. At Garden Plain. Vost Bound.

East Bound. Monday one of the photographers of James Brothers, came to 9:45 a.m. 506! Pass 6:25 p. ra. 9:45 a.

510! local. 10:40 a.m. the school building and took photo count of the teachers attending the teachers meeting in Wichita. The Cheney basket ball team came over and played our boys. Cheney won by a score of 14 to 12.

The girls also played and were defeated by a score of 5 to 1. The girls basket ball team is undecided as to what kind of suits to get. But they will probably make up their minds some time in the near future. Several copies of the Maize High School paper were receivprl ht Train No. 506 connects with passenger train at Wichita going north to Newton which leaves Wichita at 11:10 a.

m. Train No. 505 "connects with 405 passenger train going south. For further information relative to main line service, etc. call on W.

L. Harkleroad, Agent. graphs of the Primary, Intermediate and also of the High School scholars, We are pleased to see the number of our High School pupils increased since the last photograph which was taken last term. Many were not present when the picture was taken this year as they were preparing for the basket ball game which followed. We hope to see A Close Game.

Last Monday afternoon the Cheney basket ball team came over to engage in a game with the local team. While some of our boys were in no condinion to play being rather badly crippled, they put up a great game. The score at the end of the first half stood 7 to 1 in favor of the locals, and at the end of the last half it was 12 to 12, making it necessary to play off the tie. This was done, Cheney winning by a score or 14 to 12. The teams were lined up as follows: CheneyHarris, Yarberry, Orr guards; Grett, center; Whitehead, Forbes, forwards.

Garden Plain Brandes, J. Asen-dorf, guards; F. Asendorf, center; Wiske, Bobo, Forwards. Referee, Pipkin; umpire R. Abel.

The boys expect to play a return game at Cheney in the near future. the number greatly increased by Office Pohne 20 Res. Phone 8 Dr. G. W.

MATTESON 4 PHYSICIAN SURGEON All calls answered promptly day or night. Garden Plain, Kansas. the next school term. Owing to the large sale going on The paper was certainly dandy and was greatly enjoyed by all. We almost feel like trying to get up a paper for the Garden Plain School.

Our former High School teacher, Miss Howe teaches in the Maize school. at Schlim Landwehr's store, Ed Schlim has been out of school this Local and Personal week. Rhymes are very much in vogue in the school lately. We will soon have Kansas poets, among our girls, who will rival even Milton, Shelley and Tennyson if present indications NEW YORK' CLIPPER THE GREATEST THEATRICAL Al SEOW PAPER IN THE WORLD PUBLISHED WEEKLY, $4.00 PER YEAR. BEST NEWS AND BEST ARTICLES ON AVIATION; BY WELL-KNOWN EXPERTS SAMPLE COPY FREE Address NEW YORK CLIPPER New York, H.Y to that effect do not prove false.

The Intetmediate room had a valentine box last Thursday night. We hope they all got their share of Cupid's darts and in fact, we know some of them did. The High School, Intermediate and Primary pupils all enjoyed a day's vacation last Friday on ac The Garden Plain Drug Store FOR tationery Roll of Honor. The followidg have paid their subscriptions to The News during the past week: Behm Garden Plain Nick Scheer H. C.

Zimmerman Godfrey Seidl Mt. Hope John Becker Cheney Adam Zenzen; Beaverton Oregon Ed Roembach was here on business Friday. See Wulf Bros, add on last page for cream separators. Add Miss Mayme Schild, of near Schulte was here visiting her sister Mrs. John Koob.

Wm. Lewis, who had his foot injured about two weeks ago, was out on the streets this week. Quite a number from this place attended the funeral of Theodore Hilger at St. Joe Sunday afternoon. Last week, while playing basket ball at school, Moran Bobo had the misfortnne to break the thumb on his right hand.

We are selling manure spreaders at a great discount for the next thirty days. The Farmers Implement Company of Garden Plain, ad Those boarding the train for the county seat last Saturday were: Harry J. Ven John, A'. Hamersky, Moran Bobo and Miss Mayme 'Kampling. Henry Tennissen was in Perry, Oklahoma, the latter part of last week looking after some business.

Wm. Gegen was helping in the ore during his absence Professoa Wilson, Miss Smedley, Miss Caleader, Peprl Doyle, Hazel Summers and Anita Petersen at tended the Southwestern Kansas Teachers Association at Wichita Friday and Saturday. Jos. Bellinghausen has accepted a position with the Farmers Implement Company of Garden Plain, as manager and entered upon his He was formerly with the Independent Harvester Company and is well known around here having been here quite frequently la-vt fall when the Farmers Implement Company opened up. Theodore Hilger, who was acci-dently shot while hunting, died in the St.

ancis Hospital in Wichita last Thursday. Funeral services were held at the St. Joseph Church in Ost Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. A large crowd was in attendance, coming from Andale, St. Marks.

St. Marys, Colwich and Garden Plain. The crowd was estimated at anywhere from one thous-asd to fifteen hundred people. There is a mistaken idea among some people as to the mail clerks and carriers. Tho the postmasters may be changed or the head of a department be removed, the carriers, being under civil service, will not be effected.

The statues of the fourth class postmasters is unsettled at present. Altho President Taft by order placed them under the civil service, Congress may take, a hand and change this. There is an attempt being made to select by an election. If this should be dono much of the patronage that the congressman has handed out will be annulled and a step nearer to popular. government A Complete Line of Nyal's Preparations C.

E. GILLESPIE, Druggist Garden Plain Scissors and Paste. Mean is the man who will lie abed and allow his wifetomake the fires. But meaner still is the girl who will allow her old mother to do the same thing. Udall Times, Some men get hard run for money occasionaly, but they never get so near broke that they have to do without their smoking tobacco wev'e noticed.

Clearwater Courant. No doubt you have heard the re" mark: "You'll be a long time desd." Well, those Egyptian mummies verify the statment. Some of them died aix thousand years Blade. "It's a poor mule which has no kick coming." says one writer, and it is all right as a paragraph but in nine cases out of ten it is man's inhumanity to the mule that causes it to kick. Toledo Blade.

Already two Ford county babies have been christened "Woodrow Is it possible that the. love for "William Jennings" is on the wane? Here's a chance for Woodrow to contribute and become strong like unto horseradish. Spearville News. A counterfeit 25 cent piece met onr gaze this week, and we caution the bloated Rothchilds in this com-munily who handle such large sums as 25 cents, to keep their optics wide out. This caution is not intended for editors only those who handle money.

Udall Times. A bloomin' kid, when he gets to the age where he knows it all, is always fooling with something with which he has no business and that something is often a little dinkey short barreled fire arm that can be concealed in the pocket. Sooner or later he will learn the' folly of it all, maybe to his everlasting sorrow. Clearwater Courant. Congress declares that wet goods must not be shipped into dry territory and this law was sanctioned by southern Colonels too.

Thus it will be necessary for the indulgc-nts in fermeti to quench their thirst by inhaling the evaporation of fog that permeates the. atmosphere from the breaths of transients that-, pass in the night. Spearville News. Subscribe for The News. Mrs.

J. M. Gillespis is visiting in Wichita. Dr. Mahon, of Cheney, was seen on our streets Tuesday.

F. J. Thompson and H. C. Zimmerman were in Wichita Tuesday.

Smoke your meat with Liquid Smoke. 4 At the Drug Store, ad tf John Smith and wife and Mrs. Handley motored to Wichita Tuesday. Wanted Your garden to plow. Satisfaction guaranteed.

S. Joe Kam pi ing- spent a fev days last week with his brother at (. Our cream stations here are. paying their patrons 30 cents for their cream. Mrs.

-A. Hamorsky and son Ollie were the guests of Mrs. John Loehr of St Joe. Mrs." Earl Turner left Wednesday for a few days visit with her tilster at Mt, Hope. For Sale One good team of brood mares; well matched.

A. i flmorsky, Garden Plain Ks. ad Thor-e from here that attended the sale near Clear Lake last Monday report things as selling good. T.nuud) private sources we learn J. F.

Huff has moved on a Jnrr.i 'd his address is now Cana, Carolina, Route 1 Box 88. Or'VrR taken for made-to-measure cloth' ntr. Also orders taken for all kinds. of dry cleaning. All work guaranteed.

Andy Mantz, The Barber. Adv. The big sale at Schlim Land-wehr's opened up Wednesday with good success. The crowds were not so large but what was there bought good. A.

F. Petersen shipped two car loads to market 'week. He shipped a load of cattle Monday 'and a load of cattle and hogs mixed on Wednesday, The monthly Kpworth League was held at the home of W. 1. Lawrence last.

Friday evening, about twenty-five' were present. It being St. Valentines Day the wm was tastefully decorated in The evening was spent in games after, which; lunch was GARDEN PLAIN SHORT-ORDER RESTAURANT AND CHILI PARLOR Chili served at all hours Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery Sam Stone, Proprietor. WE PRINT sale: bills, envelopes, AND) Phillip: Landwehr moved' here from Cunningham the latter part of week. He will Chris.

Kainpling's home place. ind's ofdoh Whrfo.