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Garden Plain News from Garden Plain, Kansas • 8

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Garden Plain Newsi
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Garden Plain, Kansas
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Emil Fisher transacted business Local and Personal in Wichita, Wednesday, afternoon. 20 Years in Wichita, Dr. C. G. ADAMS, Dentist.

Schweiter Bldg, Wichita. TOO MUCH RAIN John Becker's new addition tq. Mr. Doffing takes charge, of the the old Herschmeyer residence in Farmers elevator, July, 1, as John the west part 'of town, is nearing Anarlgesia Bunck's resignation takes effect on completion. that day.

Mrs. L. J. Thompson, enjoyed a The Bell telephone people were visit last week with her sister, Mrs Mon- repairing their wires in town day. Atiaestnesia Pya rhoea We practice presenitive and we use Violent Ray in Pyarhoea treatment.

Oral troubles of children's speciality. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Robert Bump and children, of Fur ley, Kansas. Fred Asendorf has erected a new See Andy Mantz garage, in which to house their Chalmer'fl. for a Gasoline Pressure Sad Iron guaranteed for 5 years.

Just the time to have your car gut in first class condition, so it will not fail you when the roads get good, and you get busy. High grade work at a right price. Vulcanizing, Accessories, Firestone Goodyear Tires, Oils Greases at prices competing with Wichita dealers. V- PALACE OARAGE Qoddard Kansas. Mr.

Domng the new gram man We Solicit Your was a Wichita visitor Monday. Maude Loomia returned to Wich ita, to resume her studies at the Patronage Blacksmithing Repair Work John Keppler and wife, Will Brad county institute, after spending ley, and B. W. Eilers were Wichita Sunday with home folks. visitors Wednesday.

Horse-shoeing, all Kinds. 20 years of experience speak3 Joe May, of Ost, Kansas, has pur NOTICE. The City cleaning and pressing chased a new 1916 modi! Empire for our ability. Call and let us convince you. Fred Abel.

Garden Plain touring car. works will make your old and soiled suit of clothes look like new. First Hal Wilson wa3 appointed re class -workmanship. SatisfactiorCf guaranteed. Leave work at News office, or Huff's barber shop.

ceiver for the property of L. II. Mo Intosh, residing near Goddard The bond was fixed at $5,000 Ki i II TTT 1. A Henrv Bunck. and daughter Mary All VYOrK va Several creditors requested the bank returned home from Cunningham.

ruptcy proceedings. Mr. Wilson Tuesday morning where they had will attend to the harvesting and been visiting relatives. Henry re threshing of this year's crop for the creditors. ports that everything is in tine shape out there'.

20 Years. DR. H. AIKEN Dentist Gold $5.00 Silver Fillings 1.00 Extrecation3 50 plates $5.00 Up 133 North Main Over Walker Bros. Dr Goods Store.

Martha and Walter Wulf who have been visiting with friends and relatives, in this vicinity, for the past week, returned to their home in Humboldt, Kansas, last Monday. si Given to During' the heavy rain and wind storm, which occurred last Wednesday night, John Garnett had the misfortune to lose fourteen head of small pigs, seven of which were thoroughbreds. vrii nrfi. vou farmers who are so croud "of your homes, Jti crops arid machinery yet neglect to put up good gates. We have just received a big shipment of Iowa Gates to loan out on free trial just to show you that these steel gates add value to your farm and save you time, trouble and annoyance winter and summer.

Between Ourselves. The best sisrn in which to believe IK 3 a Blacksmithing AND Repair Work Disc sharpening and Sodding work done. Give Us A Trial. E. O.BOGGS.

is the one over the door it draws you to where you may be sure of TteFam pure, fresh drugs" and medicines and William Erandes Sr. has moved his household to his farrn north of town, after spending the" winter in Carl' Wulf's residence. His'son William will take possession of the farm now occupied by Fred Nolte. when the latter moves to Oklahoma, after harvest. (The Sensation of the Year) Note the heavy frame, the large No.

is on exhibition at our store right now I 9 wires and how strong tne gate is ouui. prescriptions put up as they should be carefully and exactly at a reasonable price. We keep a soda counter that will pleasantly surprise you. Made by Iowa Gate leaders in the Sells for onto a few Drop in and take a look at it. The cut gives you an idea of the worth of this gate, See how adjustable it is; raises over obstructions: lets hogs and poultry dollars and is guaranteed to satisfy J'OU or you get your money eacn any miie.

go underneath; keeps large siock i.siue Ccmley Lbr. Goddard, Kas. 29219 C. Gillespie Druggist A. F.

PETERSEN Down in Oklahoma, the farmers attach engines to their binders, and use beer kegs for wheels to roll their machines on. Emil Volckman residing south of town, has an even brighter idea, he has attached four inch spikes on the bull wheel of his Buy That Fare-well Party. actor id Tr Will buy all kinds of Live Stock AT GARDEN PLAIN, KANSAS, And pay as much as the market will allow. Phone No. 1.

Garden Plain. Mog A large number of young folks were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulf Sr. last Thursday evening, in honor of their grandchildren, Martha and Walter Last Saturday evening, the ladies aid society gave'an ice cream supper in the aid room south of Schlim fif NOW And wehr's store.

A large crowd Wulf of Humboldt, Kansas attended the social, the results of The guests greatly. enjoyed them- ncn netted them a neat sum. The Why run the risk of buying horses when vou can buy a TRACTOR that selves, playing outdoor games of i only objection was they ran out of various kinds. After which a dainty ref reshments to early in the even- -t mi 1 I luncheon was served, inose will do the work of eight horses for Office Phone 20 kes. Phone .25 Dr.

L. S. S. OTT PHYSICIAN SURGEON All calls answered promptly day or night, fearden Plain. Kansas.

the event, report, that they were honorably entertained, and spent a very pleasant evening. Lillian Summers returned from WichitP, Monday evening, where she has been attending Normal for 675 the past three weeks. Normal will Chicago Birthday Party. Among those who gathered at the home of F. Koob, to celebrate; Miss Susan's birthday were Emma Kline, Theresa Pauly, Rose and Mamie Kampling, Lizzie John Seholler, Ben Eilers Wulf Brothers MilfA nnrl JoseDh Ternes, Frank Peutz, Ferd Haukap, and OUie Hammersky.

not close until the latter part of this week, but Lillian passed the teacher's examination given last winter and as a consequence did not have to take the final examinations the latter part of the week. The papers state that Henry Ford the manufacturer of the Ford automobile, after spending fifteen years in hard study has designed a tractor engine that will answer all farm purposes, and will co3t about has erected an immense factory and placed 20,000 men at work putting them on the market, If his tractor is as much of a success as his automobile, it will be "good bye, farm Kansas. Garden Plain, After spending several hours of Spring Creek and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. A.

Stepanek, and mother, Emil Scheuman, Marie Barada, and Herman Lentz spent Sunday with Mrs. Wiske. Julia Tennissen visited Saturday with the Lipke girls. Wm. Martha, and Elizabeth Wiske Emil Scheuman and Marie Barada spent Sunday evening with Dick Hill man's.

John Zerener and Herman -spent Sunday with Charles Steinmeyer. A number friends spent Sunday 'with Fred Nolle. Raincoats are the Best amusements, refreshments were served and the guests departed for their homes' pronouncing Susan a royal entertainer. I have them for Men and Women. They are all the go for all kinds of weather.

I have the best line of Spring Clothing Samples that can be had on the market. I sell on small commission. Call and see at the north Barber Shop. Laundry and Drv Cleaning. Andy Mantz Albin Seholler was transacting business in Wichita, last Monday and Tuesday..

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