Marion Headlight from Marion, Kansas • 8

a i Correspondence TBI CONTINUED STOlt Of COUNTY BirriMINOS. Food to work on is food to live on. A man works to live. He must live to work. He does both better on Uneeda Biscuit the soda cracker that contains in the most properly balanced proportions a greater amount of nutriment than any food made from flour.

TAMPA. Speolal (o tht Headlight, Edua Hackler came home Sunday from visiting la Stanley, Kanaaa City, Lawreuce and Lecompton. Ethel Hackler waa ahopping in Heriugton Saturday returning Sun' day. Rev. Swart left Monday for Abilene after holdiug quarterly meeting here.

Mra, MoNicol and Mrs. Shupe of Lost Spriuga attended the meeting Saturday and Sunday. Also Mra. Oberholser of Burdick who with her daughter and grand daughter ore viaitiug Mrs. Clma Neal.

Lillie Baxter arrived Saturday p. m. from Pueblo. There was no preaching Sunday evening on account of the inclement weather. Pearlie Hackler and Birdie Will-ianiB visited Mae Hackler Sunday, The Misses Hoefer were in Hope Saturday, Biscuit 9 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY -CO ELK.

8aiaJ to iht HiADiian. Mra. W. It. Stotta ia yiaitiug on Middle Creek this week.

Mra. Carrie Collett of Empoa la viaitiug relativea aud frtenda hart. 11. Sampson, Win field Phillips aud John Sampson are In' Western Kauaaa thia week looking for home-steads. Miaa Nan Bayleaa waa down to Jim Johnson's Wednesday.

Lewis Rigga and W. R. Johnson went to Mariou Thursday. Ace Hoffmau worked a few days last week for Lewia Rigga. Mra.

J. Linn baa been ill a few days, but ia better now. Mr. aud Mra. Charles Scharenberg got apples at "Shady Nook" Friday.

Mr. J. Linn sold a horse to Wiley Stowera a few days ago. Lewia Riggs sold 45 bushels of appleB to Mr. Liouon and Firebaugb, Saturday.

Heury Hoffman's brother haa not been well the last few days, Lewis Kiggs and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Carl Ash of Florence, Miss Maud and Frauds, expect to atay a week and visit with relativea. DISTRIOT 41. Sp.olal to the Hiidlioht.

Mr. Tombleson, wife and sous of Marion visited Sunday and Monday with Charles Sowers. Mra Gottlieb Kieutziger of Pawnee Rock is visiting her daughters, Mra. Lizzie Skibbe and Mra. Lena Richmond of our parts, and Mra.

Susie Musick of Ramona and also other relatives and friends. She came in last Wednesday. Mra. Ray Waite enjoyed a visit a few days last week from her brother Pete Hansen, who haa been absent two yeara iu New Mexico. Mr.

and Mra. Pete Goentzel and Dave Goerz who have been visiting Mrs, ado jxeuiejai or UKianoma, a sister of Mrs. Goentzel and Mr. Goertz, for three weeks returned home Friday. Fred Ehrlich aud wife came home --V" TO- Poilitt Kleinhammer For all Kinds of Hot Water, Steam and Hot Air Furnaces.

Tin Roofing and Repairing of all Kinds, Shelf Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Sanitary Plumbing. Square Deal Independent Coal Oil Calcium Carbide for Acetelene Lights, Page Woven Wire. Let us Figure with You on Furnaces. Speaks English or German. Will cry sales of all kinds.

Write or phone me for dates. Saturday after spending a week withu.ne mth brother ixJ and relatives at Russel, Kansas. I family A.C.MER1LATT PUBLIC AUCTIONEER Springs, Kansas OATLIK. ptolftl to tha Hiadmcmt. Mr.

Beck and wife returned Satur day from Harper couuty where they attended a Menonite conference. Alfred Lomee has fliuiabed his new barn. D. Yost did the work. Fete Hansen, aon of Sam Hansen, who Iihh been lu the Pecos Valley, N.

the past year ia at home viwiting his pareuts. He cnme home by way of Kansas City where he went with a carload of hogs he thiuka New Mex ico la all right. T. B. Townaend was here from O-bio looking after hia ranch lust week, but haa returned home again.

Ben Dobner's new bam 18 almost completed. Mr. Loataand Mr. Harsh did the work Miss Bessie Joice who ia teaching south of Florence was at home over Sunday. Something must be going to happen at Eugeue Rockhold'a.

He has built new porches and ia painting his houae. Boya, you had better get your bells ready. A pleasant hour was spent at J. Clausen's last Wednesday evening in honor of Pete Hansen. Those present were: H.

Johnson and family, Sam Hansen aud family, Sam Clausen and family, P. Hausen, Mr. Jensen's, Miss Bessie Sellers and Mr Cunningham. Mrs. Shake and daughter, Moreta, of Kansas City are here to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.

S. P. McDonald. J. Clausen haa remodeled hia house making it larger and putting a large window in it.

Sam Hansen did the work. Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac Wise of Sedgwick are visiting their boub, Dan and Alvia at Peabody. Mrs.

Isiiac Good went to Oklahoma Saturday. Her father, Mr. Geiaer, is quite ill. OAK ADA. Special to the Headlioht.

Owing to the raing weather, Sun day uight, there was no meeting in any of the churches. Gottlieb Woertz is improving the looks of hia house by giving it a new coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Krueger of Wilson have returned from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Michigan and Canada.

Mrs. Oscar Siebert who has been quite sick is improving some at this writing, A quilting bee was given at the home of Mrs. WTm. Bluhn last Thursday. Mr.

Roberts, the Canada school teacher, who had rented several rooms from Mr Shaver, has now rented the vacant house of I. D. Mareh and moved into it last Saturday. Mrs. Gottlieb Kreutziger of Pawnee Rock is here visiting her daughter Mrs.

George Richmond and other relatives. Ed Thompson and Sam Smith who left in July for England are expected home this week. The young people of the Evangelical church pleasantly surprised their pastor last Thursday night. All had an enjoyable time leaving at a late hour and many useful presents were received. DISTBIOT 104.

Special to the Headlight. II. W. Stewart bought alfalfa from Colletts. Mrs.

Emma Lehmanu and son H. H. visited Frank Lehmann Sunday. Freda, Emma and Paul Heise went to Marion one day last week. Nearly everyone has taken their cattle out of the pastunJ.

John Richmond went to Wilson to work for his brother George. K. K. Lehman ana lamiiy were the guests of Gertrude Lehmann Sunday. Charles Creamer and Ida Buethe went to Ramona last Sunday.

We see Ida hasn't changed her name or home yet, although it looks as tho she went to see her new home. Protracted meetings at East Creek now. Fred Bauer ia smiling now days Boys get your tin pans Some of Joe Wolfs went to Mariou one day last week. Nearly everyone is fighting a cold, and this vicinity has plenty fighting it-Herman Soller visited at H. Bue- the's Sunday.

Quite a nice rain, although we don't need it at present. Mrs. Emma Lehmann and daughter Victoria went to EmmaLehmann'a to pick apples. F. Childs was a Tampa visitor Saturday.

D. Socolofsky left noon for Canada. Mr, and Mra. Oeo. Marron are the parents of twin girls.

Mrs. Musick of Marion is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kline. Mra.

Petticord and Grace Hackler visited Mae Hackler Tuesday. DISTRICT 56. Specialto the Headlight Riley Roberts, wife, and child are viaitiug in Emporia. Ernest Selvy and Floyd Younger spent Sunday with Earl Kimmel. Mra.

Erwin of Victor, Colorado is visiting her mother Mrs. Hoffman and other relativea iu the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson were shopping in Marion Saturday.

Nannie Kimmel spent Saturday and Sunday with Lottie Linn. John Larkin with several hands are working the roads west of the school house. Zedor and August Rosiere are building their mother a new bouse. Charley Robison came up from j. 8Peni Pa" 01 Married at the home of the bride's parents, on Wednesday the 10th of October, 190G, at P.

M. by the Rev. William Raymond Oursler, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. C. N.

Taylor Miss Ensie Fay Oursler, daughter of Mr. Johu N. Oursler of Liucolnville, and Mr. Charles William Zumsteg of Longford, Kansas. These young people became acquainted while attending College at Le Mars, Iowa.

The ceremony was more then ordinarily impressive. While the'wedding march was being played by Prof. John Gilbert the contracting parties took their places beneath a beautiful arch of bells and smilax with a back ground of ferns, flowers, and rare plants. The attendants were Miss Carrie Hyatt and Mr. Alvin Wight.

Refreshments were served in two courses. PRESENTS. Table cloth-Mr. and Mra. F.

A. Smith. Table cloth Ed Loveless. Sugar shell aud butter knife- Lewis R. Icke.

Cream Ladle Eva and Ida Alls-paugh. Sugar bowl and cream pitcher-Henry and Grace Adams. Rose bowl Blanch Bromwell. Souvenir plate Clark Oursler of Oklahoma. Doily Pearl L.

Walcott of Le Mars, Iowa. Doily Ida Lambart of Le Mars, Town Salid dish Hattie Oursler. Picture Maude A. Kuepper of iongiora, jvs. Set of flat irons Mr.

and Mrs. lllomer Oursler. Berry ladle Etta and Alvin Wight. Celery dish Agnes Siegle. Soup ladle Doctor and Mrs.

Meyers. Water set Rev. Taylor and wife. Bed spread Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. M. Oursler. jSetof chairs John, Austin, Etta, and Ella Gilbert.

Rocking chair May Kaiser and Ella Munroe. Two milk cows Bride's parents. Cook book Scott Siegle. These young people have the befit wishes of a host of friends, and are at home on the J. N.

Oursler farm on East Creek. Arlertll Letter. Scovill, Mr. Frauk. Sherman, Rev.

E. Wendell, Mr. C. Exc jursionsTuuDAr of each month to the Panhandle, and Pecoa Valley Lands. For information concerning these on PAUL F.

JONES, Agent BrlngYour POULTRY Eggs and Hides to T. Jensen successors to Armour Packiug Co. We are paying the following prices, subjept to change of market: Hena.pr lb 7 Small Springs, pr lb 7 Stagy Young Roosters, pr lb 3 Old Roosters, per lb 3 Hides, per lb 8 to 10c Eggs, per dozen 20c Top Price for Furs. T. Jensen Bros.

NEES OLSEN A. W. PADDOCK PKES, VICK-PRBS. H. P.

PADDOCK 152 Inter-State Land Co. (Incorporated.) Kansas, Texas and New Mexico Lands. Personally Conducted Excursions a Specialty. Emigration Agts Marion, Kans J. E.

DUNHAM, FLOE FEED AND HAY AGENT FOR Hillsboro and Lehigh Flours. Pratt's and Interna- tional Stock Food. 'PHONE 59. EAST END 8TONE-ARCH BRIDGE ODGEN PHOTOCRAPHER roups and Baby Pictures a Specialty. We make them by Flanh Liirlit iu your Home or in the Studio.

Picture Frames made to order any size. Satisfaction Guaranteed MARION, KS. LINCOLNVILLE State Bank Llncolnvlllo, Kansas Solicits your Deposits and offers you the protection of Twenty-nine solid Businexs Men and Farmers, Bonded Cashier, Fire and Burglar Proof Vault and Hale, Burglar Insurance and State Inspection. It you wish a Loan, F'arin Loan, or Fire, Tornado or Ilail Insurance we can furnish It. CALL IN we would like to make your acquaintance.

F. SMITH Cashier FA K.H LOANS. I can give you as low, if not the lowest, rate in the county and will guarantee you satisfaction. Call on or write James Meters, 6 Marion, Kansas. Texas and New Mexico Lands.

We have land in the Panhandle of Texas and the Pecos Valley, New Mexico, for snle and have been down and looked it over and can tell you about it and if you don't fiud it as represented we will pay your expenses there and back. Now is the time to buy as these lands are advancing very rapidly. Special car the first and third Tuesdays of each mouth. Come go with us. Ql'lSENBERRY it CARLSON, Murion, Kansas PRIVATE MONEY to loan on reag estate and other good security.

Rates terms, and payment privileges cannot be beat. State Bank of Commerce, 34 Marion, Kansas. J.I LJSZL Alex E. Case, Kosse Case ESTABLISHED 1867. Alex E.

Case Son, Real Estate And insurance Agents. If you have a farm for sale come and see us. If you want to buy a farm come nd see us. If you want to rent a farm ot residence in town, call on us. If you Want the best Insurance Policy on earth, como to ns for it Music Lesiionft Having had years of experience in both vocal and instrumental music, I shall be glad to give lessons at my home.

Mrs. W. O. Haxnaford. -40 C.

JONES DENTIST Graduate Western Dental College. Permanently located in Marion, otnee adjoining Headlioht building. All the latest work In dentistry. Marion Kansa CHEAP MONEY. I can make loans on land as cheap as the cheapest, aud will give you less trouble than any other Agent in the county.

Call and see me, or write. James Meyers, 6 Marion, Kansas. Strayed from pasture 5 miles East of Marion, one large red bull branded ou loft hip with a T. E. Salser, Marion, Kansas.

ATTENTION TO FAKMEK3. I believe that I can convince you that I can furuinh you a better farm loan than any loan Agent in the county. Call ou or write James Meyers, 6 Marion, Kansas to write for our confidential letter before applying for patent; it mny bo worth money. We promptly obtain U. H.

and Foreign PATENTS m1 "TRADE MARKS or return ENTIRE attorney1 fee. Send mndttl, nketch or plKiio and we tend an IMMEDIATE FREE report on patentability. We give (he beat legal aervlce and advice, and our charges re moderate. Try ua. SWIFT 6 Patent Lawymrt, Opp.

U.S. Patent D.C Lost We wonder who it was aet fire to Charles Groose's sorghum mill last Friday night and we also understand that some one burned some feed for John Winkley some time Why is it that he cannot be caught at his villianous work and be punished, such persons ought not to be let run at large, for if they do one thing they will do another. Miss Nettie Goertz resumed her work at Jerry Whaley's last week. We saw Jim Chiistenson take a new wagon out of town Tuesday. BIXLERDIST.

Special Correspondence. Edmund Frobenius brought a fine spring wagon from Marion last Saturday. Martha Rockenhaus and Katie Willms visited school Friday. The sale at Zeller's was well at tended and everything sold well. Mrs.

A. Rockenhaus and Mr. Geo. Seibel and daughter Helen were cured at Hillsboro by the drugless method by Dr. 1.

Hall. W. F. Seibel drove his fine team of blacks to Marion Saturday. Mr.

J. Brennon is husking corn forK. Zeller. Willie Koegeboehn of Elmdale spent Thursday tight with Ed Frobenius and family. Thursday morning a couple of men drove past with a jag of corn, and stopped at J.

D. Seibel'a corn field. First one of the men jumped off and took an armful of corn and then the other. They were seen bv the school childron and we nearly know who they are. They had bet-; terbe a little careful or they may iind their rooBt belaud the bars', as in our neighborhood.

Everybody is quite busy getting their cattle from the pasture. Mr. Cleveland of Marion took dinner with Rockenhaus Monday. Lela and Fay Selvy called on May Linnen Sunday. I Martha Rockenhaus is bavin? quite a time with her bruised head.

School District 39 enrollment ifl 33, average attendance 29 and 6 tardy. W. F. Seibel and children and Ed Frobenius and family spent Sunday at Mr. Meisinger's.

Dr India Hall who cures without the UHe of a knife or medicine and is located in Hillsboro, is having great success. Watson's sale of Shorthorn cattle occurs Saturday, be there, STAR MEAT- MARKET WM. BRADBURY. All kinds of first class meat, fresh and salt. We pay highest market price for hides Sound Fat, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs A I IV A Rosss Case County Surveyor LEGAL SURVEYS A SPECIALTY.

I have a new engineer's level (the best on the market) and am prepared to make drainage surveys. Can tell you exactly what Bize tiling you need to drain your land, and where to lay it. Can give you estimate as to cost. If you coutemplate draining your land it will pay you to have a drainage survey made and by this means get the proper size pipe in the correct location and with sufficient grade, W. E.

M. OORSLER, INSURANCE S11AWNEE. PIIENIX of Brooklyn. SPRINGFIELD Fire and Marine. Rates as low as the lowest.

Companies as good as the best. Marion, Kan BLOCK For Sale hand-picked winter apples at 40c per taken during the picking season. Lost Springs Nursery..