Riley County Democrat from Manhattan, Kansas • 9

Ed Plumberg Accidently Killed Made Goo-Goo Eyes Put in Jail R. D. Heath Sons Dealers in HIGH GRADE The Wetzig The Cost of Boys are Flying Street Paving Herman and Henry Wetzig, former- The city council met in special ses-ly Riley boys, brothers of Miss sion Tuesday night. Hannah Wetzig, superintendent of The report of the appraisers on schools, will give an aviation meet at the Pierre, Leavenworth and Hum-Junction today and tomorrow. Some boldt streets pavement was read and time ago the Wctzigs sold their auto- adopted.

According to the report it mobile business in Junction City and will cost! owners of inside lots from in company with James McCarty, went $137 to $139 for the pavement. The Mrs. Robert Jones was arrested Wednesday at the instance of Miss Estella Evans and ushered into Judge Wilder's court to appear on a charge of assault and battery. Mrs. Jones as- I I II serts that Miss Evans has been mak- 3 ing goo-goo eyes at her husband and Mrs.

Ed Plumberg of Carthage, is In Manhattan visiting her brothers, John, Abe, Will, Efe, Charles Coffman, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Plumberg called at this office Saturday and informed us that the account in the Democrat August 18 of the death of her husband was incorrect. Mr. Plumberg was not drinking and did not throw himself under a Frico train with suicidal intent, she says, but was in a short curve, got confused and was run over by the train and instantly killed.

Our report was the one sent out by the Associated Press. We are glad to give Mrs. Phimberg's that a familiarity sprung up between the couple that needed to be chopped to St. Louis and took a course in fls'- cost to the owners of corner lots will and They bought an aeroplane and be about $151 to $152. The city clerk off.

After the show Tuesday night she uilding Materia Phone 18 have been giving exhibitions over the was instructed to send out 30-day no- met the Evans girl and pounced on her .1 1 country, meeting with marked sue- tices to all persons who have proper- a la Jack Johnson. The Evans girl cess. Several from Randolph, Leon- ty that will be effected by the paving, was badly bruised about the face and ardville and Manhattan will go to Those who desire may pay the entire one eye was a frightful sight. Mrs. Junction City today and tomorrow, amount now which will save theni five Jones was fined, the fine and costs 1 GEO.

W. SOUTHERN Licensed Embnlmcr and Funeral Director per cent interest. Payments on one- amounting to $19.05, and being unable I tenth of the amount of the assess- to pay it, was put in They are a Fourteen Years Experience ments mav be made. An ordinance on colored folks the assessments to be levied was First Class Lady Assistant. Calls answered Day or night.

Phone 9o Opposite Court House 421 Poyntz Avenue Residence 51i Pierre St reet. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Campbell Circus. passed DEEP CREEK. School began on Monday with Miss Mary Dover spike as teacher. Miss Margaret Hartwig of Manhattan spent Sunday at A.

Docking's. Mrs. J. W. Day and daughter, Miss Jessie, visited at Docking's Monday.

Barton Smith and family were in Manhattan with home folks for A large number of people were dis- ry -ifflt Ksiiy iviiorney uaugnters was in A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A v. A appointed here Monday. They Geo, 13. Ilarrop quiring the licensing and numbering gathered to see the parade and after- i It a i 1 i of all automobiles in the city. The noon performance.

But there was no ii. i .11 6A1 dinger purpose or. mis, tne cuy miners leu pava(le and no afternoon show. A Hi jiimv.it 1 lit; IUS UUUCl LWUIV IU jump liUUl A C. II.

Conwell spent Sunday at his oC a ncense will probably be two dol- 1 THE BEST ON EARTH Trucks Liberty, to Manhattan. nncle's, Chas. Conwell's, on the Aye hars. The ord5nance wiU no doubt be ranch. Mrs -Wm.

Honwpll nnrl two rlmish- Pnnrlrnv. nhipf nf tlio fir flP- CUS trams UlU not arrive liere UHUl ters arestaying at the R. T. Conwell was granted permission to nearly noon. The bi'g tent was not up home in Manhattan.

uuic "tt6 "is imtu 4 ciocK. unaer tne circum Marshall Docking and his fire team to tne fireman's annual stances the-evening show was well tournament at Wamego the 2Gth, 27th patronized. For the first time for sev Mrs. Frank Weber, entertained the young folks of the neighborhood on Saturday evening. and 2Sth of September.

Several of the Manhattan bovs will so to Warn pen and eral weeks the Campbell boys were all And other Carbonated Beverages, made in four flavors, Ginger Ale, Strawberry, Lemon and Cream. Pure Irtis Bottom Prices At the same old stand, 213 Poyntz Ayenue. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maas and chil- I no it 3 ni i i -y Jn41i-t ai' ad 4 i together here.

They have many ac quaintances and friends in and around dren, and Mrs. John Schaal and 1W 1A'rtLC daughter attended the mission meet- new wagon and big team are away the Individual Libraries Easily Rearranged Ti'-- construction of CluWrtiicV Bi1 vujes by sections makes it easy to range them artistically wlien-evti furniture is added to a zoom, -Jirfereat setting is desired. "Elastic" Bookcases tbown in this store may be every desired siyle and fi.ii ti of oak an I'vany to harmonize viih any tcLeine of lie decoration. Exact duiiluaie sei tiutu limbic at factory prices. Manhattan.

Two decades ago they ings at the Lutheran church in Alma old wagon and another team will be lived on farm north of. Manhattan in on baturaay anu bunaay. keDt at the citv hall to be used in case Washington county, and gave their J. R. Motley's alfalfa huller wras on of fire.

The firemen will pay any ex- first show here eighteen years ago, ti5 44'444444'4444i the Creek at Bachman's and Longa- tra expense that mas- accrue. -r- t- -5 -t t- 5 5 i i -t- bach's, and will return in a few days An ordinance providing for cvirb- While they had much bad luck last winter and in the early part of this for the upper creek and Tabor Valley. ing of Fifth street from the alley I t. -1 a tat Jifir itj rm una S3 show season they have a splendid The prospects for late feed are ex- PCI north of Povntz to Larami strppt war show. From here the circus went to llerington, from there south to Texas ceptionallv good, and if early frost passed.

The clerk was instructed to does notinjure tnere will be an abundance. Corn is maturing nicely and advertise for bids. The city engineer while there will be no bumper crop, will draw up the plans and specifica- And fVlolcisses AJfcili'ai Peed Grain, Alfalfa Meal, Corn Chop, Shorts, Bran, Wheat Screening's, Oats, Baled Hay, Etc. SlockSalt Phone 400 and California. Porcli Furniture and efrigerators at i iuced prices the yield will be fair, of course, pro- tions Bids will be opened at the next The Furity (Vlilllrig Company.

J. F. O'Daniel of Manhattan and Fred O'Daniel of Westmoreland a few meetin; viding weather conditions are all right. i' 4. 4 4.

j. ltevival at Zeaudale. days ago shipped four carloads of cattle. They divided the cattle into two bunches as nearly the same size as "RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE. Kev.

c. A. Hicliards, pastor ot the Si -a. a A. thev could estimate.

Two cars were Mrs. Wallace Goff and children went Manhattan Christian church, has to Manhattan Tuesday for a visit with closed a series of successful revival her mother, Mrs. Powell. meetings at Zeandale. BEST FLOUR MADE 1J UUli UUlllliUSSIlMl 111 111 ailU Lliv; other two cars to another Kansas City 4.

41 jt Miss Anna Shellenbaum returned The meetings were quite successful. 1 1 firm. Both bunches weighed the same mmie i uebtmy irum ivunsa ny, There were ten conversions. Also to a pound and both checks were of where she bought her fall stock of millinery. OF ALL KINDS 11 the same amount to a 'penny.

Good JLjL there was a reorganization of the work, a committee raising money to support a regular minister. The audi- JLVVELER AND OPTICIAN GEO. T. HOXS. Mrs.

Joe Senders and daughter, Tracy, of Manhattan, visited from Saturday until Monday with relatives here. ences were most excellent. The interest during the whole meeting was very George Howell, who has been The Gift Store. working as porter at the Gillett hotel several days; was taken to Kan .1. It.

Floersoh, Pres. When you have a birthday sas City, Wednesday by Kan Misses Nellie Martin and Alice Ross is uh5ul lui a visited from Saturday until Monday great work in the future. Mr. Rich- with Mr. and Mrs.

Mallory of Manhat- ards will continue to preach in the tfln. nftprnnnnc! nr Snnrlnv nnlil Trmn io sas City officer. Howell was arrested to remember with a gift, to 1. A. Floersch, Vice.Pres.

S. Jan. Pratt, Cashier Do Your Banking Business With Tlia UNION NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus Tuesday by Marshal Dougherty at the neglect seeing bur stock is to Mrs. II. Ipsen and son, Carl, and located.

The meetings at Zeandale request of the chief of police of Kan daughter, Alice, were up from Manhat- lasted but two weeks miss a golden opportunity. sas City, Kan. He was wranted on a tan over Sunday visiting Mrs. L. Johnson and family.

charge of perjury. Five young Chinese arrived from 1 Geo. Dean. and family came Honolulu a few days ago to attend 77e business of our patrons is carefully i. VMW Pi Wednesday from New Mexico to visit Kansas Agricultural College.

Their 1,1111 Uaugh, an old side partner or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davies Par- names are Wak Kai Chang, Song T. S. Davis in the Teitzel shoe store of safeguarded.

Try us and see. Safely 'Deposite Boxes to Rent WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT. sons, and other relatives. unang, Jvin Mut Ching, lang long Tunction City, his son and a son of Hrooclies Hrucelets Watch Fobs, Toilet Wure, Spoons, Ktc. Lum, and Bung Chey Choy.

Last year were down Sunday to see IfnPV WPrp rmmla nf Mica Kata they were pupils of Miss Kate manton, Ontario county, Canada, Jan-I Tr LMr. Davis. Zimmerman, a graduate of K. S. A.

who is teaching in Honolulu and came here upon her. advice. uary 12, 1311, and died in Green, August 15, 1911. 0 conceived in the opulent lj tt 14 4 J. .4 imagination of accomplished LE 0 A RI) VILLE MONITOR.

Mrs. II. Diefendorf and children spent few days this week at Green visiting friends. BROTHERS I Write W. Nutter, president J.

E. House and wife went to Clay of the Minhattan Business Col- Center Vednesday to attend the fair artists, and incomparable in beauty. And when you see them, you will understand why we Fresh and Sdlt Meats, Fish, I ana visit mends. leg, for one of their beautiful new Keith E. Cox, a former editor of this place, has purchased the Elgin paper.

Mr. Cox is an old head at the newspaper business and we wish him-success Game and Poultry. Plione 30 catalogues free. RILEY REGENT. W.

S. Timmons and family and Miss Jl J( ijl lj Jl Jl J. 1 .4 J. (J t4 Ji JILFALFA MOLASSES Jessie Clark spent Sunday in Clifton. in his new location chose them.

'J You will understand the diileience 111 jewelry stores. rri 1 .1 .1 iil 1 "t4 'J1 i jf 'J "i 'i1 Eddie Sikes returned from Colorado lie oest norse anu came iceu Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Miller of Clay 1 fi I WHEN YOU BUILD on the market today, a balanced Center visited, at Wra. Growl's last "umuay auernoou aruer a vrsit or wegk eral days. While there he visited the ration for stock. It takes the Dakens home, they being former resi- 1 ,1 Tom Wood, who has been visiting at 1 41 1 place of corn and corn chop, and 0 ai dents of this place. Alvin Gates, returned to Pittsburg SHELDEN Remember PPLJETZE BROTHERS Rhone 246 14 sells for much less money.

Phone Friday. Tannie Olson of Burdick, near- Optician and Jeweler Marshall Theatre Bid. i 'I lv severed ttm head of his hired man ATr ,1 Ifun I The Purity Milling Company. Cxlt uu neims- with a corn fcnife Monday of this "4 '4 4 l4 .4 K4 K4 I4 4 T4 K4 T4 K4 4 T4 K4 4 T4 4 K4 K4 K4 T4 ton Wednesday to visit Charles Hib-ne rand family. week.

Himself and hand, Mr. New-farmer, had trouble over some cattle. J. 4 4 Jt 4 4 J4 4 4 4 Jl 4 4 tj. 44 4 J4 jl Jl 4 Jl 4 4 Jl 4 4 4 44 J4 4 Jt Jl 4 Jl 44 tjl 1 G.

A. WOOD, Undertaker? A day from Kansas City with a brand gate near the barn when Olson jump- JL new automobile. ed on him with a razor and during the Freight and BaRgatre Haulintf General Delivery Reliable Transfer Co. A AYS ON TIME 14 Funeral Director and Licensed Cmbalmcr Mrs. C.

A. Wood, Assltnnt Calls answered day or night. Day phone 237: Night and Sunday call 237-7r Office and Undertaking- Parlors 415 Poyntz Avenue. Residence 616 Bluemont Avenue scuffle the razor was broken. New- Frances and May Avers of Keats farmer's wife heard the yells of her were in Riley Thursday visiting Chas.

I have Modern Equipment husband and rushed out and took him 2 Beece and family. to the house, leaving him outside E. K. Axon returned to his work on wlile she went in to phone for the TOKAG I J4 4 44 44 4 44 44 44 44 4J4 44 4J4 44 44 44 44 44 44 4. 44 4J4 44 44 44 44 4.

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road at Pitssburg, loct0r This is when Olson armed of household goods, heatin stove, during summer, anything A pending three days here visiting hiraseif wlth a corn knife and almost 0 A l-sj iHt hiP Clef nr "rTn vm, want stored Fire-oroof. rain-oroof building. Phone B. cut Newtarmer's head oil. Then Ol LUMBER and GOAL a conA t-m tb.

an.l Peter Deb" returned Wednesday son went across a nearby cornfield us du from a two weeks' visit in Colorado, and met the doctor, telling him it was SEE RAMEY BROTHERS PHY TORI AS Pron t. Residence Phone 560 where he visited the towns of Denver, of no use to go on for he had finished lul lUiJixWi 1 Manhattan Barber Shop rhone 86 i Pnone No, 20. Corner of Second and Houston Streets. uoioraao springs and also his brother mm. uison is in me uouncn urove lin the southwestern part of the state.

jail awaiting trial..