Netawaka Chief from Netawaka, Kansas • 1

flief Vol. 1 Netawaka, Jackson County, Kansas, Thursday, September 28, 1916. Entered as second-claw matter May 4, 1916, at the PoBtgflice at Netawaka, Kansas, Under the Act of March 3, 1879." No. 21 Subscription Price $1.00 Per Year in Advance Published Every Thursday at Netawaka, Kansas, by W. F.

Business Offices at Netawaka. Kansas, and Wetmore, Kansas LOCAL AND PERSONAL when past aoar old Mr. Beam sold them for something over $40 each. The next pair were heifers and are several months old. A light Dennis Pepple was in Atchison Adam Amon went to Holton Monday.

Two weddings are guaranteed for this week. H. Eulert, is visiting his son at Emporia. Mrs. Lena Nelson visited in the Wednesday.

COMING The Fletcher Stock AT WETMORE, KAS. UNDER CANVASS Co. Sam Thomas has laid the cans Danger foundation for a new house. A large crowd attended the Will Banaka sale Wednesday. country last week.

Mrs. C. L. Anderson and baby have been quite sick. The C.

J. Berridge family mo tored to Topeka Sunday. I John Breutigam returned Tuesday night from David City, Neb. H. VC.

Miller and family attended the carnival at Holton Tuesday. Helen Roetter of Palmer spent a few days with her uncle, Hen W. T. Cochren and Walter were in Holton Saturday. Wm.

Streeter and family spent 3 NIGHTS ONLY Thursday, Friday, Saturday-Sept. 28, 29,30 Thursday Night They Offer a Beautiful Society Drama "The Sins of Society" Sunday with E. Stroud's. ry Eulert. ahead and the wise man.

takes warning. These cool nights are the heralds of Jack Frost and tell you that he is rapidly appreaching. If you are prudent you will come to our hardware store and look over our line of Bridge Beach and Mize Oak Heating Stoves made in coal and wood styles built for service. All sizesaU prices guaranteed to please. Johnson's Iron Clad Barn Paint Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Amon Miss Nina Nelson was in last week having dental drove to Topeka Saturday. Mrs. B. E.

Canfield is conva! work done. esing from her recent illness. C. A. Vollbrecht of Denver is visiting at the home of John Lueck Jqhnson are building an addition their coal sheds.

Breutigam. Mrs. Otto Gruhdeman expects Carr and Clarence Leeth are naintinor the elevator. to leave soon for a visit with rel I I atives in Wisconsin. UeOi jiowe has moved to the FOR RENT OR SALE Im Country with Rufus Humphries.

IN THREE ACTS Special Scenery Singing and Dancing Specialties Between Each Act LADIES FREE THURSDAY NIGHT with each reserved seat ticket bought before 7 p. m. (With each reserved seat ticket bought before "7 p. m. Thursday one lady will be admitted free.) Reserved seats will be on sale at Fitzgerald's Drug Store.

Admission-Children Under 12, 15c; Adults 25c A Few Reserve Seats at 35c. Change of Program Nightly proved 80 acre farm. See F. M. Misses Grace Travis and Mil the best barn paint ever sold for $1.00 per gallon Try it be convinced.

Gustafson, Wetmore, Kas. 2 dred Parker were in Holton We understand parties have been here the past week looking Miss Gertrude Price of Wau- Warning Amon keeney visited friends here this after leasing land for oil week. There was no school at the Friday will be educational day German school Monday as Rev. at the Jackson County Stock Show. "rfrVCK.

mndffwm jfti irfStrh. dUffa. dWai JB JM, Juergensen was attending con- i SPECIAL MATINEES Friday and Saturday at 4 P. M. Friday Afternoon They Will Offer "THE YANKEE-DOODLE BOY" in Four Acts.

Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard of To erence. Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Owsley and peka spent Sunday at C. D. I 10c and 20c I week's.

I children are visiting Mrs. Ows Admission for Matinees Mrs. Paige has rented her Pluck or Ora' Aulymnblli' Itonrso Jf DbsIiwJ JOHN P. MECK CHAS. PORTERFIELD Phone 219 Phone 209A FUNERAL DIRECTING and EMBALMING Best of Service and Equipment.

house ana will give possession October 1. ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klahr. A new disease has broken out here that is known as that 'damn dog disease." See Sam Thomas for particulars.

The road was graded by John son Monday preparatory lor a HOLTON KANSAS Office Phone 219 new sidewalk. U. Store Jas. Terry went to Cimeron, 0. Freeman has been repair a few days ago to help ing flues tor raul Warning and E.

Johnson. Come in and see our line of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carson re urned from a visit with Horton relatives Sunday. H.

P. Hoverstock Son had a The Netawaka Lumber Co. DEALERS IN bmber, Lath, Lime, Cement, Paints and All Kinds of Building Material Agents for Swift's Fertilizer car of nogs on the Kansas Uty care for his brother-in-law, Wm. Talley, who is seriously ill. Miss Mattie Humphries attended the first wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Kelly of Whiting Saturday. The Meriden Cream Co. Highest cash price for cream.

Also cash for poultry and eggs. Come and see us. W. H. Cobb.

prop. The Chief editor greatly enjoyed the hospitality of Rev. and Mrs. Reno Monday and partook market Tuesday. Mrs.

Reno has returned from tier visit at St. Joseph. She left etha much better. R. Hemphill was in Wetmore Sunday calling on Jas.

Murray, who is seriously ill. of a splendid Methodist dinner. So much fault found with the church janitor. Who will help with the home dealers E. G.

Hoverstock, Estill Hen -They'ry your friends non, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carson and Miss Gertrude Price attend him bear the burden. E. G.

Hoverstock and Misses Oiiting Flannels bought through the R. C. U. Best for 10c in town. Beacon Falls line of Blankets, finest in town, $2.50 and $3.

50. Men's Wool Sweaters $3.50 to $6.00 Men's Cotton Sweaters $1. 50 Ladies' Wool Sweaters $3.50 to $3.75 Men's German Dye Overalls Men's Work 60 Men's Dress 1.00 Ladies' Aprons 1.00 Ladies' 1.00 Children's Dresses to 1.00 Groceries Standard A Flour Cranberries per qt; 10c 4 lbs Rice 25c lpkg Cocoa 1 qt Jar Pickled Pig's Feet Come in and get our prices on canned fruit. Will make good prices. Johnson Albright If not right we make it right ed a play at Holton Monday Estill and Gladys Hennon were evening.

Holton shoppers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Blair of Mrs. Grant Brown of Hoising- ton and Ed. Townsend and fam San Francisco arrived this week ily and Mrs. Lizzie Dickson of Feeding New Corn for a visit with his parents. Miss Alma Young went to During the fall months, hogs in many sections of the'coun Atchison Saturday.

She visited try become troubled with a disease that resembles Cholera with the E. A. Kern family. Holton spent Sunday at the Granger home. T.

B. Deering was looking after property interests at Westphalia last week and en route home stopped at Topeka for a A eooa coal neater, 14 size Oak. in good shape, for sale cheap. O. Freeman.

21tf visit with his daughters. or Swine Plague in some respects, but is really caused by feeding new corn. New corn should be fed sparingly and the amount fed, increasd gradually. SAL-VET is so effective in such cases that many dollars of loss may be avoided at very slight cost For sale by GEO. HENNON, Druggist Henry Anderson is painting TheKickapoo Iadian Fair was his house and getting ready for better this year than ever.

It is the city to turn the lights on. reported that Mrs. Big Simon re Mr. and Mrs. C.

Bredahl of ceived the premium for being 'airview spent Sunday evening the best dressed squaw. with Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Canfield. Mr. Cob, the cream man, gave E. L. Paige motored to St Misses Florence Freeman, Grace Freeman, Ellen Chandler and oseph for Mrs.

Paige Sunday. Mr. Green continues to be very sick. Clarence Freeman a big surprise Lueck Johnson when he drove around and got The Citizen's State Bank NETAWAKA. KANSAS Capital $10,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $13,000 OFFICERS O.

Freeman and Fred Linne- them in his Ford and took them wehput in a cement walk and steps for Dr. E. T. Myers last to Holton for a joy ride. All were out for a good time and had it DEALERS IN week.

Chas. Tietgen andC. C. Pos- If you are going to have sale bills printed this fall just remem ton have bought a lot of young stock which they will fatten for Otto Lueck, Assistant Cashier Alma Young, Assistant Cashier 22 Peter Johnson, President D. Lueck, Cashier Coal ber the Chief will print them for rain an market.

you in nrst class style and at reasonable prices. You can get Ed. Beam has a remarkable DIRECTORS Peter Johnson, Otto Lueck. D. Loecfc.

E. Johnson, Bertha M. Lueck. NETAWAKA KANSAS prices of Miss Granger and also leave the copy for yojr bills with cow. in less than a year she gave to four calves (two sets of twins) and raised them.

The Pair were, steers, and We offer you courteous treatment and every facility consistent her and your work will receive with conservative prompt attention- tf 4.