Netawaka Chief from Netawaka, Kansas • 1

Vol. 1 Subscription Price $1.00 For Year in Advance Netawaka, Jackson County, Kansas Thursday, August 7, 1916. Entered as lecond-class matter May 4, 1916, at the Poatoflice ni Netawaka, Kansas, Under the Act of March 3, 1879." No. 1G PubliHhed Every Thursday at Notawaka, Kansas, by W. P.

Turrentine Business Offices at Netawaka, Kansas, and Wetmore, Kansas returned Sunday from a visit at GET IN LINE Troy. estion Indie The Netawaka Lumber The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. TrnH will give three cash prizes of 31.00, 50c and 23c to the three Jno. Petersen, Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John Klahr and persons removing the greatest number of rocks, pieces of wire, Hogs of all ages are more susceptible to indigestion than'most of us realize. When the food fails to digest, fermentation starts, and the animals do not thrive as they should. Brood sows troubled with indigestion have abnormal appetites and frequently eat their young.

SAL VET relieve indigestion quickly, regulates the bowels and puts stock in a healthy, growing condition. Mabel snent the week end at nails and other such articles from the public roads of Netawaka 1 Druggist GEO. HENNON, Why in the world don't you put that old cook stove out in the wood shed or back in the corner and get an oil cooker? The fuel cost is insignificant, the price of the stove is Very reasonable. Thqn the house will be" so much cooler when an oil stove is used; Come in and let us show you Atchison. Frank Cline and wife drove thru Netawaka Monday, en route to Whiting, The Robert Cress' senior and junior, are visiting, relatives in Oklahoma.

Mrs. Chas. Porterfield and Ger- township commencing with this date, August 17, .1916, and Nov. 1, 2916. All boys and girl or persons -dragging, roads can enter this contest.

As the cannot be expected to save ail the rocks, and bring them jn at the close of the con aldine of Hoi ton visited here EtASAS STATE FAIR l. M. FENWEU, President ASSOCIATION PHiL EASTMAN, tMritary TOPEKA, 11,12, 13, 14, 1 5, 16 FI9 EST G7 The Catea Will Stand Opan. Everybody KT Kl EST ET ITi ClSm Welcoma to tha Second Big Free Fair I Ei PREMIUMS PAID BY THE STATE AND COUNTY Perfect and test, the lumber company will trfcGt to the honor of the contest- ion Thursday! 1 ante to keep a correct record of E. G.

Hoverstock accompan Puritan ied a car of stock to St. Joseph 0 il Stoves such things that are dangerous wagons and autosthat Wednesday. remove from the roads. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Williams At close of the contest on the are parents of a girl born August 13, 1916. Trotting and Tielng Rich oa Kutnt Track In Wort. 3 Concert liarnli.

4 Thrilllug Huiuilni Races Daily-Kansas lerly. 11,000 Saddle Horse Champlonslilp. Mainmull Lite Stock and Agricultural Exhibits. Dif Display hi Women's Dept. Kansas Art Exhibit Cooking School.

Model Dairy Uuttor Fat Contest. Special Traiiu All Railroads. Mammoth Midway SO Coney Island Shows. State Firemen's Tournament. Horse ShoHF Auto Show.

15 Acres Devoted to Machlntry. Good Roads Itemonstrutlons. 24 Permanent llulldinjrs. Livestock Judging and Faridaa Daily. Big Wild Animal Show.

Submarine Exhibit. evening ..0 Uct. 31, Hub, eacn contestant shall arid up the num ber -of articles taken from the roadfi.and send the complete list to 'the Netawaka Chief Good The best made and prioodVight. Wagon Boxes Don't waste your grain buy a good wagon box. i Wonder Powder Barrett Stock Remedy-fctf Horses, Hogs and Cattle Roafis 'Department, Netawaka, SIX DIG DAYS AT THE GIG FREE FAIR $40,000 IN PREMIUMS, PURSES AND PRIZES I Eas.

The envelopes will be opened by the editor of the Chief on Nov. 6, 1916,. Mrs. T. B.

Dearing and two children returned from Topeka and Garnett Sunday. The married men won the ball game from the bachelors Friday by a score of 10 to 5. Alvin Schaefer of Atchison spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Win. Schuessler.

John Cochren and Reuben Travis drove over to skating rink at Holton Saturday night. Roy Shumaker and Geo. Rolfe of Wetmore were in town Mon in the of competent, of the high cost of print paper. Lawrence Deever, who has been visiting hi3 uncle, T. J.

Kolb left Sunday for his home in War trnstvorthj pa) ties, and thu prizes awarded the proper i 16- 1 from the cream station in a car. He is rnaking as speeding a recovery as could be hopad for. J. W. Grubb, Henry Lassen and Chas.

Christensen painted the roof of the building occupied by Geo. Hennon's drug store Monday. Mrs. Wm. Lappine and i Muskogee, Okla.

Clarence Purtzer took Earl SBft flfaffdBAsBslh. (raw Carson, Chris Shay and Chen-ault Jeffreys to the Holton rink day afternoon on business. Saturday evening. Mrs. E.

L. Paige returned irom St. Josenh Thursday. Her fa Flvarer Transplanted- God sent ti tiny flower to-hioom in the hearts and home of Mr. arid John Petersen just a little ar.d 'then transplanted it.tQ-hloorr..

in heaven The doar li utle baby, Lcunits John iPetf rsen, icame to tbcavon. August 4, and was getting IS JOI mson ther remains about the same. Joe Hund and family of Twin Falls, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Hund's Mrst J. Rider.

Lyman Latimer of Holton left Tuesday evening for a month's visit with her three sisters at Ogdeh, Utah Denver, and Berkley, Cali. Ruth and Warden Noe, have been visiting at C. E. Ke-ler's went to Horton Monday for a short visit. Grace and Chal- Prof.

Everett Stroude and family and brother, Ansel, spent the week end with Mr. Stroud's parents at Corning. Paige, EMUiams. John Klahr and E. G.

Hover-stock 'drove to Atchison Satur eilong until DEALEPiTJX whenat beirari to fall, and at I spent the week end witn ner An tv of "12. thn fm.een i Ti-1. came nnd bare' it on tbeQory granaaaugnter, ivirs. ueo. pan.

Trail Eig-ht F. N. Sewell and. Lon Wood Gmiii aiic! 'Coal davs isihut a brief stavon earth. and their- families motored to Topeka Friday, returning Satur put it was suificient for wee to get a big pnli on I the his and KANSAS.

day, J4 W. Grubb and family returned Saturday night from a visit with relatives at Kansas MWw these 'is another tendea tie day in the Paige car. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Hennon went to Bancroft Sunday and visited Mrs. Hennon's brother, Myers, returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Groyes and baby of Rosedale are spending their vacation with Mrs. Graves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Beamer. Monday afternoon a man hauled an ordinary sized load of corn to J. O. Leeth's elevator jljin the Ciitraot msde with hands mer Keller accompanied them.

E. R. Rust returned Saturday night from Chicago. to his efforts the National R. L.

C. A. will meet in Kansas' City next August. M. Ward presented each representative with a fine framed photograh of the delegates.

Henry J.jGreen Netawaka who graduated from Midland college 'a few years ago, will teach in'" the Eskridge, schools this year. He and Mrs. Green have been spending the rTj sgisi 3 (teswing-! their inten-st and.affec- City, doaa tovvcrd a better world, than tlhis earth. of the wee laddie The iBitiieo's State--Bank! Miss Elsie George of Irving, the gt ammar rpom teacher here is expected to arrive Friday' for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Guy Spencer.

Jive ort tlve ickapooRes frvs-ticn; and got $25 for it. Twenty years NETAWAKA. "KANSAS six miles sa jtliwest of Paw hat-tan. Mr. an Mrs.

A. J- near NVtaM aka arc the grarid- ago the same size load wouldn't Mrs. Roscoe Amon and Ivan rnni -FnWT llnfVl Vor Capital $10,0001 ipareiits rf te littlo one Surplus and Undivided Profits $13,000 1 ther at Hoyt, returning with Mr. Amon In the car Sunday. i Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Lukens re- A bxbf funeral servieo-was held by tlx writer at have brot a fWe dollar bill. Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. Warning and Carl Amon, Bert and Adam Amon and families motored to Avoca, Neb. Friday for a visit with They encountered or: Sunday f6 ernoon iii the Neta ttnrnpfi Sntnrdav frnm visitino1 titto Luerk, AsEKJtant Cashier waka eesi Peter President C. LucckV Cashier iery and tfce tno- Alma 3 Astfistant Cashier summer in Netawaka.

Atchison Globe. An auto load of Netawaka business men were in town last night seeking information about our electric light system They recently voted bonds for electric lights and are making plans to commence work as soon as possible. Muscotah Record choir sang sympa- "Beckoning Hands." in celebration. ed parents and. seM Kansas Lity.

papers, the btar, DIJIECTDES I' Peter Johnson Otto Lueck, t. 'D. hueck, rfJ E. li Johnson, Bertha MLueck. mud both going and returning.

Ed. Grundeman was taken seriously ill while at work on the dray Friday. Dr. Myers was called and Ed. was taken home journal, rose ana Lrover leie-gram, have met and agreed to reduced their pages on account dust theticjiify.

The -b-treiua tU-es Jiav.t! thies tt ix many fsisa AndjA-ba ti To sai ti jij They'a-fiii the sincerest sympatic writer and their is in their b'u barque shall leae tha VVe offer you courteous treatment and wery iCaiaEtjr coiisisteatli vnzn conservative banking. Are-' You Intersted in Tractors? CHAg. PORTERFIELD MECK Phone 219 Cofnpariu8f Frank I Reno. Phone 209A EWS NOTES FUNERAL DIRECTING and EMBALMING Best -of Service and Equipment Henry new Over! rove has purchased a and car. HOLTON Office Phone 219 Kansas; Mi'33 visiting-he Mrs.

Friday lis Mr. and MAP IW HaUr Buy Your Supplies in ifetawafca ingat la Nelson of Holton is me folks. Miry Eulert returned her visit. Mrs. Norris are bard-L.

Anderson's. a Stafford is visiting it De Soto, Kas. Davis of Carbondale at T. p. Dealing's, ures will be shown this account of the picnics.

Leland Johnson was Miss li 7 WJE relativcjs; Mrs.Ei li VlSltlt No pid The Netawaka dumber Co. DEALERS IN Lumber, Lath, lime Cemenl, Paints and All Kinds of Buildirg Material Agents for Swift's Fertilizer week oa i Little If you are come to Netawaka and see the HAPPY FARMER TRACTOR at work any day in the week. Will demonstrate this tractor for 3011 any time from daylight till ciark. Come see the Happy Farmer Tractor do practical work. The Netawaka; Lumber Netawaka, Kansas, Per J.

IL Groert with a fever Saturday, lira. II. J. Green, Mrs. quite sid Mr.

an JoliH Gn ton and J4 I isa en. Mrs. Velby Wolver-Mrs. Theo. ChrUtensen.