The Reserve Reporter from Reserve, Kansas • 1

MBKt Sin, A Che Re First Year Reserve, Kansas, Thursday, May 15, 19)3. Number 22 LOCAL AND PERSONAL LOCAL AND PERSONAL OIIV 9I0CK Fruits of ull kind at Mac'a. Ladies' scissors, warranted ver dull, ut the harness. ki jgour farm Or City Property Attend Snyder's shirt aale at Lowney's chocolates at Mac's, Mrs. Buckley was in Hiawatha Monday.

Hern was in Hiawatha Tuesday. Best envelopes, per bunch 5e at Reporter office. See the line of baseball goods Made For Looks and Comfort as well as Wear, Hiawatha all next Week, Uhaa. Hern wai transacting business at Hiawatha Tuesday Mrs. T.S.

Wise and son Jamea at the harness store. Cecil Weddle made a business Pony arc dressy, shapely, thin r.rd and yet they arc urstrpasicd fci v-iar. I tiy trip to Hiawatha Friday. Mrs. Win.

Evans was a passen ger to Hiawatha Monday. were Hiawatha visitors Monday. Kinzie sells Jarden Seeds in the Bulk. See him before buying. Miss Maude l.ngenbeel was on the sick list the Tore part of the week Use Home oil or your incubator.

It will give you entire 1 rffWiirtir Kr B'. i i i 1 ou want me nest so uiko an "American" with 1'. T. Hart I W. Olvey was transacting business in Hiawatha good, lorj; service because they arc made frcm Ij'gh grade material and well reinforced at all points cf cfpccal'y hard wear.

Fcry Stockings arc comfortable on the child's feet no rnaiter how hard he or she may play. This could not be true il they Verge Moore painted the int erior of the meat market For sale or trade with us, Wc are prepared to handle it to an advan tage, Fire, Lightning, Tornado and Hail Insurance written in old relia ble companies, RESERVE REALTY CO, A. G. HUFF P. T.

HART Phone 5 Reseive, Kansas See P. T. Hart about that En. lowniont health ami accident policy. Kaffir corn seed, cane and mil were made from heavy, cheap, coarse yarns, let seed alfalfa seed at the har ness store.

satisfaction. Cabbage, tomato and sweet potato plants at tho hardware store John Kinzie. Big reduction in price on all shirts next week at Snyder's store, Hiawatha G. H. Guilliams had a valuable horaa pretty badly cut with a barbed wire Sunday evening.

Ask about it. The Reserve Reporter and the Atchison Daily Globe, both papers one year There is a marrying story being told on another very prominent Reserve young num. However; when interviewed, he de Old papers, to put under car From 6 to 1Q pets, a big bunch uc at the Ke- Sizes 25 poriev office. cents pair, per Cabbage, tomato and sweet po tato plants at the hardware stole John F. Kinzie.

a Rig reduction in price on all hirts next week at Snyder's fir' i JtOre, Hiawatha. THE BIG STORE, HIAWATHA, KANSAS 1R. lb. Stewart 5 nieu it, an you guess mis one. Sounds Good to Printers.

iioiianu Watson is learning to set type and will soon become an ail around printer. Mifia Nita Klneaid was up from Hiawatha visiting her many one. 3 s. ps ti ns week It is reported that the Ohio Penitentiary News was compel) ed to cease publication recently because there was not a printer in the institution to get it out. Everest Enterprise It will scon be time to take care of a crieiui! Fire Ilghtuing and tornado in-, at the Reporter office.

Reserve1 Realty Co. Everybody will be pleased, 'with Home oil and gasoline from a home institution. Ladies, we have a uh'o assort- ment of galling on -hand, at the Reporter office. 1 Buy Ansco Films and supplies! that alfalfa crop, We have on hand Dump and Side Delivery Rakes, jBJ Loaders, Stackers and Sweep Rakes, e9 If you are going to need ccrn tools e5 we have them, 9 7- t-, i sir Leslie Frye Injured. While discing some ground ast Thursday, Leslie Frye's earn became frightened and ran tway throwing him under the lisc and sustaining a severe lactation on the right instep.

Dr. GHllispie dressed the injured member and lie is getting along nicely. 9 If that hail bits vcu, have vcushc crcp protected? See me abcut that Blanket Policy in the Central Na tional Mutual Hail Insurance Co, of Topeka. Kansas. Perry T.

Hart Reserve, Kansas CUKlvliLK binders ana mowers Give us your order for Twine. Six Wolf Pups. Lust Wednesday, Ed. and (Jill Phillips and Harry Ryan captured six fine wolf pups over south-cast of Reserve. They are about two months old and seem to be thriving.

The one Harry br ought to towji is becoming citified and will probably join the Reserve fisherman's league. Harry makes a very nice foster parent for the young Miss Wolf. Swat the fly, Tlfb Reporter 3 months for 25o Miss Gold a Weddle spent the last week with her sister, Mrs. Win Jenkins. Cabbage, tomato and sweet potato plants at the hardware store John F.

Kenzie. Mrs. Win. Evans entertained her Sunday School class the "Little Tuesday Mr-and Mrs A. K.

Swain entertained Mr, and. Mr. T- H. Weddle Sunday. Mrs.

Win. Arnold went to Hor ton Tuesday to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Summers, who is sick. Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Jackson and family, and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman and daughter spent Tuesday with Roy Chesnut and family. for cameras of all kinds at Simpson's, Falls City, Nebr.

II. B. Willard of Falls City becomes a regular subscriber of the Reporter with this issue. 15. A.

Wise arrived Tuesdayfor a few days visit before returning to bis home at Hill City, Kansas. For Sale A (5-octave organ, good condition, at a bargain. Enquire of Mrs. John Fitzgerald. John W.

Miner, auctioneer, graduate Missouri Auction school Address, Hiawatha, Kan. Mrs. M.K. Moore and her granddaughter, Inez Watson weiv passengers to Hiawatha Sunday noon. Will Mahoney attended a meeting of the Knights of Columbus at Falls City Sunday.

He says they took in several new members. For the next Thirty Days we will furnish the Reserve Reporter and the Kansas City Weekly Post, Both Paper one year, One Dollar. Beautiful birthday postcard at the Reporter office. See A.CJ. Buff about fire, lightning and tornado insurance.

Frank Oornelison and I'. T. Hart were in Navada, on business the fore part, of the week. Seventeen years ago next Saturday, May 17, Reserve was al- Post cards for 5 cents at the Reporter office. List your property for sale or trade with us.

Reserve Realty Co. During the high wind Tuesday night quite a number of our citizens are said to have found their way to the "fraid hole." Jenkins and wife entertained Mr and Mrs Roy Chesnut and son Robert. Cecil and Ru- Jdhn C. Gafford Dead. John C.

Gafl'ord died Sundav morning at the Hiawatha hospit- al, aged 91 years and four months. iiiiw) i OV il tol- Dot Buying Cream 95 hi ami Marion Wed- eeoje, bert die', qecn and and Satnr- inu Miss Oarrie Jenkins la Weddle Sunday. uaiifi pracMce na edfrom VVednesda day night to Tuead 'lay nights. Firmetfe ton Owing to the fact that cur building and Mrs. H.

D. Burchard 4 i hue are the prond parents is not large enough to give us room pound boy which nam arrived lues- vc pes Willi your Vr evening a 1 1 the May Mrs Bur- nuite nnmber an ra 4 4 i was in town Mon biinc we iind mat it is impossible to naiv ird is at the home 0 tier rial day and made the office a pleasant call. Mr. Bunch savs so far and Mrs. T.

-nts. Reporter He had lived with his daughter, MrerDelia Edwards, at 200 South Tenth street, for a number of years until about a month ago when he was taken to the hospital. He is survived by he foll-iwing children, all of whom were hee and accomanied the body to Robinson: Mrs. Bert Wise, of Reserve; Mrs1 Laura Mills, of Wetnnika, Mrs. Kdwards, of Hiawatha; I)r, C.

Qafford, of Wyniore, Dr. J. A. Gaff-ord, of Shawnee, Dr. D.

M. Gatlord, of Kllenwood; Dr. Gordon Gafford, of Emporia; Win. Gafford, of Salina, and A. (J.

Gafford, of Salina. The body was taken to Robinson in the afternoon for burial there. The services were held at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Mr. Byers.

The I. 0. O.K. lodge had eharge.of the services at the grave. Burial was made beside his wife who died 25 years ago.

Monday's Daily World. as he knows tiiere is no one dy-' namitingfishin his locality at die cream, as that takes a room by fci itself, Ok A 'Alfc 'im. ru iwmm it hit r- nmm ed on affairs he subscribed for We will have our regular sale next the Reporter. There is a move on foot to or-1 Saturday but will not buy cream. panizethe Ancient and Honor able Brotherhood of Hoppers, to 4.174 BiUVUSl 9 ll 'IKIl RESERVE, KANSAS.

Is for Notary work, Real Estate Loans and all kind of Insurance. Don't forget that wypjJ per cent, latcrcst on tmic and alffflffs arc by the Staic Guaranty Deposit Lav of the of fonts, W. -E. AMPLER, Cashirr be made up of those wb" suffered from the grasshopper invasion of' Tl a. CbaffccJr i ft 1S7t rra ml linilimr ciirnl will be to rub on leg against the otheV and make a noise like a grasshopper..