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Lou Murphy family spent Chesnut and and rim.M. Christmas with family. LIVERI '11)1) ICED BIRD. I. I Hillvcr.

Rev. and Mrs. Helthlus entertained the editor and wife at dinner today and wo must say Mrs. B. Is an excellent ciink lis well ax entertainer.

Remember our sale of WOOLTEX COATS AND SUITS A few good numbers left. $30, $27.50, $25 and $20 values your choice for $16.50 ADAMS MERCANTILE COMPANY The Big Store HIAWATHA, KANSAS spent Christmas Frank Jackson with Roy Chesnut. Highest Market Prices Paid fop Hogs and Cattle by the Head or in Car Load Lots. Hot "Good Time." Mrs. Clara Baldwin Stocker, daughter of "Lucky" Baldwin, of California and heir to 110,000,000, la In Chicago spending her money.

"I am going to have the very best ort of a good time," she said, "for what money for If It Is not to give one access to real enjoyment of life? I'm going to have all the good time that money will buy me." And how Is this woman, who Is out for a good time, getting It? Why she traveled to Chicago In a $40,000 private car, she bought $250,000 worth of diamonds; she bought $20,000 worth of gold and silver ware; and she bought $100,000 worth of clothes. She is having Just such a good time as a South Sea Island maiden has who gets some new shell nose rings, some tinkling ornaments for her toes, a piece of gaudy calico to wrap about the lower part of her body and a luscious piece of missionary, well roasted, for dinner. Leavenworth Times. ClirlMtlaii Church. The Christmas program at the At "Llttle'Clty Farm," the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jno. W. Clurk, the following were present at a Christmas reunion: Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Mld-dlcbrook and son, of Itoblnson; Mr. Curtis E. Clark, of Kansas City, Halph Clark, of Humboldt, Miss Stella Clark, of Falrbury, Mr.

and Mrs. Jno. F. Klnzle, Miss Cora Clark and Messrs. Hollo, Bayard and Harold Clark, of Reserve.

Sherman OtlllBpie, or Hiawatha, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koeo and Dwlght Qrovt'M were entertained at dinner Chrijutmaa by Mr. and Mrs. M.

I Grovia. Christian church Tuesday evening was well attended. The program consisted of anthems sung by the If You Are Contemplating Building. Don't forget we can save you money ihoir, the quartet sang one piece and 6 M. L.

Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Groves, Dec. 28, a boy. Miss Anderson a solo and a duct by Misses Oolda Weddle and Inez Watson.

Several spoke appropriate 1 on your Dlst. No. 15. Following is a report of School pieces and were appreciated by all. a After the program the "Sunshine to to to i LUMBER.

District No. 15. Number of pupils enrolled 31. Number of boys, 19; John W. Miner, the popular auctioneer was a pleasant caller at this office this morning.

He ordered his advertisement placed in The Reporter and also paid a dollar for a years au ascription. class distributed the presents and treats. S. Stewart and the writer were awarded with extraordinary number of girls, 12. Average dally attendance: Boys, 17 plus; girls, 11, Man Is gifted with superior intelligence.

For Instance, teaching him to drink Is much easier than Instructing a calf in the same pro gifts the exuberance of which mod total, 28 plus. Those neither absent esty forbids to divulge. S. F. nor tardy were: Mildred Bevan, Thel cess.

Una Swlnney, Nellie Prater, Delia We handle all kinds oi Builders' Material and Sell at a Close Margin. COME IN AND SEE US. Bien, Wllmer Bien and Henry Blen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Glllispie entertained Dr.

and Mrs. Glllispie and Mr. nd Mrs. Harry Thomson for Christmas dinner. Just when a fellow thinks he is School closed for a week vacation Friday after a Christmas entertain Rob't Stewart, of Ft.

Morgan, arrived Wednesday and Is visiting his relatives here. getting on "easy street" someone takes a kick at his props and he has to go to work again. Grldley Light. to ment. The visitors present were: Mrs.

N. P. Eglln, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cornelison Lumber Co Mrs.

Rosa Jenkins entertained Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chestnut and son Robert Sunday evening. "and T. S.

Wise called this week and became a reader of The Reporter for the next year by leaving a dollar. "Well dear," said her mother, how Is It done?" Swlnney, Mrs. W. Bevan and eon Russel, Mrs. Huston, Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Nixon and Miss Virgie Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. in R.

ID. Cornelison, Iflanager. 4S Chas. McGuire, Mr. and Mis.

Elmer or Miss Carrie Jenkins arrived from Checota, Tuesday to visit her In-other, W. L. Jenkins. Miss Jenkins report thre inches of snow In Oklahoma when she left Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Cornellson entertained at dinner Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Watson and Mr.

and Mrs. Perry F. Hart. 44444444H4444444444444 Hey, Mrs. James Blen and son Robert, Mrs.

Griffin, Mrs. Herold and Miss Herold, Mrs. Ernest Gruber, Mrs. Arthur Wenz, Mrs. G.

W. Pyle, A Paid Department. Concordia now has a paid fire department of five or six men, and Pete Brosseau has been hired to use his team to pull the apparatus to all fires. He will be on duty 24 hours a day, and, the Blade says, do light work on the streets. A pretty big remember you entertained Inez Huby Jenkins oil Did Santa Claus again this year? and Miss Ruth, Mrs.

James and three Golda Weddel Watson and- little Sunday. children, and Mrs. Brackhahm and (son. Emma Pyle. teacher.

job for one man and team to at Ruby Joy spent Sunday with and ltoy Hazelwood. Seven Years Expires Next June. tend to, but It will be tried a month or so. The volunteer fire department resigned a few weeks ago Osborne John W. Clark, called at The Reporter office Saturday morning and complimented us on our first effort.

He also had his name enrolled on our list for one year and paid for same in advance. The time fixed by the law which was passed In June, 190G, requiring County Farmer. Mrs. It. Hazelwood spent with Mrs.

T. H. Weddel and assisted Mrs. Weddel with her sewing. Hubby's Opinion of Her Jam.

The Jewell Republican tells of a foreigners who have taken out their first papers to take out their second and final papers within seven years after Its first passage will expire next June. The law is that persons G. A. Hull, the obliging young man Jewell City bride who made straw that presides over the Missouri Pa- I It begins to look as though Uncle berry jam. She piled in the sugar and instead of cooking It 20 min eific affairs at the depot, handed us Sam would have to give the Mexican a cheek for one dollar, Saturday, greasers a severe spanking before which insures him a years subscription they will know how to behave them- utes she cooked It 24 hours.

It got thick, black and ropy and finally in The Heuorter. selves. Gbrietmae i 4 Mr 1 ITe Baet! 1 42 to 4 Come in now and Get Your Winte 4ft Goods, such as Blankets from J. 00 to Vt $4.00 each. Robes at all prices, Your to T5 Mits and Gloves.

5 Mittens of all kinds from 10c up to 48 $4.00. BRING YOUR CREAM WITH YOU to to Cbas Reisz, HARNESS STORE. RESERVE burned. Then in despair she lugged the whole big kettleful out back of the house and threw it in the weeds. Reserve people can justly be proud of their beautiful new school T.

H. Weddle made his wife, Mrs. Dora Weddle, a Christmas present of a years subscription to The Reporter. That night when her husband came who fall to take out their final papers by that time, will be required to start all over again with first papers. Again, any person who takes out his first papers must, within seven years thereafter take out finals or start over again with first ones.

The effect of the law Is to require every person who takes out first papers to make final proof within seven years from that which, however, must be at least five years af'er their arrival in the domains of the United States. Seneca Tribune. home a cow ran thru the yard and he ran after her and got Into that Miss Ruth Maurc came home to spend a week with home folks. jam. When ne came inio me nouse Miss June Hummel and Miss Alice Hummel are spending a few days in Falls City with friends.

he was a sight. "What's that darned stuff I got Into," he said. "Looks like somebody had been pouring tar all over those weeds." Lindsborg News. Cecil Weddel and Clarence Hazel-wood spent Saturday down at the Margrave ranch with their aunt, Mrs. R.

Joy. S. B. Stewart, of Savannah, arrived Thursday night to visit his brother. "Why.

when you write you put a hat pin after it; and when you ask a question you put a button hook." Little Roy Hazelwood is the proud possessor of a new hobby horse. Here is another inviolable rule: No father should be willing to ac W. H. Weddle and wife spent with R. L.

Hazelwood and cept as a son-in-law any man who Little Kennith Chestnut is sick. wants to marry a 13-year-old girl. J. E. House.

i Ule Manufacture Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson are Visiting their daughter, Mrs.

May Rife at Valley Falls. Mrs. Kate Watson returned home Sunday from Hiawatha. I' man. hi Marks.

Returning from school the other afternoon a little girl informed her mother that she had learned how to 'punoshate," W. C. Palmer says there wouldn't be much Christmas if it wasn't for the women. Miss Adell Maure spent Sunday afternoon with Vera Jones. Lenhie Mesmore and family and 'has.

Willey and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mesmore Christmas for dinner. to to to to to 43 4S 4 4 48 A splendid preparation fcr Chapped Hands and Lips and for all purposes in which Toilet Cream is used. BIRKETT'S TOILET CREAM 25c per bottle.

BIRKETT'S DRUG SCORE, M. E. YOST SONS Licensed Embalmers ank Funeral Directors with Lady Assistant. Best of Funeral Supplies Moderate Chrrges. to Both Phones.

Hiawatha Kansas Cliristlan fliurcli. Bible school, 10:00. Public worship, 11:00. Subject: "God's Two Men." Christian Endeavor, 6:45. Public worship, 7:30.

Subject: "Three Crosses." S. F. Belthlns. Beef Clubs. Among the farmers in this county the practice of killing a beef animal and sharing the meat with neighbors Is not a new thing.

It has been in vogue, many years in some localities in the county, but is not always satisfactory, as the average family is not ready to take a quarter of beef at a days notice. In an exchange we find this plan of beef clubs, which may present a different method of procedure from what has been custom W. Q. EMERY, M. D.

Homeopathic Physician Both Phones Hiawatha, Kansas He'd be a splendid fellow if he didn't have such a disagreeable disposition; or wasn't so forward; or so quick tempered; or so selfish; or stingy. How often we hear these things about the other fellow and yet we take no lesson from these very facts, as we should do. We do not try to disinfect our dispositions; cultivate our manners or expand our generous facilities, even tho we may know we are infected with some of these 'disagreeable environments. We know what and where, our feelings are yet we make no effort to do away with the trouble. We see the other fellow's mistakes and wonder that he does not correct them it would be such an easy matter.

We know our own faults and -do not try to check them when it would be a simple task, isn't that strange? Superior Journal. T. D. SMiTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW Wlli Practice in all State and Federal Courts Banded Abstractor Both Phones Hiawatha, Kansas Ruble Weddle is now the possesser of a wild and vicious "outlaw" horse which he succeeded in "breaking" to ride Christmas day. The would-be "outlaw" walked off as If he had been ridden the last two thousand years.

He was given to Ruble for a Christmas present by the Chesnut boys if he would ride it. We understand all these boys make it a business of breaking horses. H. G. THOMSON, Tonsorial Artist Agent For Hiawatha Steam Laundry Reserve, Kansas.

i i i I to to to to 0 to JOHN W. MINER, Auctioneer. Ul C. PBTERSOI), Grain, Hay Furs ary here: Eight farm families in central Missouri have been operating a "beef club" for nearly ten years. During the fall, winter and "spring seasons each family gets one-eighth of a beef every Saturday.

Once in eight weeks each member of the club furnishes the beef. Every member knows when he is to have a beef ready and has a fattened animal finished on schedule time. The members take turns in receiving different portions of the animals, so that by the end of eight weeks each family will have had a whole beef. The animals are slaughtered by a professional killer of beeves, and by him cut In eight different pieces. He keeps track of the number of pounds and of the kind of meat each member receives and assigns the portions In regular rotation.

For his services he receives the hides and tallow from all the animals slaughtered. Each animal is weighed before being slaughtered and its former owner credited with the proper amount. If he has furnished a larger animal than the other members of the club, he has something coming at settlement. At the close of the season the accounts are balanced and the differences adjusted. The beef club is deservedly popular with its members and there are always applicants for membership when Remember We are Headquarters in our line.

We wish to call Special Attention to Complete Line of Winter Goods. Also inspect our line of Ladies' and Gent's furnishings. Our Grocery Line is Complete. We always pay Top Prices For Produce. F.

Cornelison. to to General Live Stock and Farm Sales No Sale Too Large or Too Small Graduate Missouri Auction School Satisfaction Gauranteed. 44444444 444444444'4 to Dates made at Reporter office to L. flllaure, to to to to to to to to to 43 43 43 43 43 A. E.

Bowersox Carpenter and Builder Building Estimates Furnsshed. All Work CaJefully. and Quickly done. Motto: A Saving in Both Material and Laboa. General Blacksmilbing and Horse Shoeing, ttlagonuwk anyone drops out of the club.

The plan furnishes the members with good beef all the time, and at a minimum 4n Jo Give Me a Call. Satisfaction Guaranteed cost. The advantages and success of this plan warrants its use in a large number of farm communities. Osborne County Farmer to $44444444 4444444 444444.