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The Kansas Leader, Salina, Kansas Thursday, March. 31, 1921 PageS SIDELIGHTS ON THE uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiuiiiiiiinniiiii: I VALLEY Saline County News 1 Msworth County JNews Ellsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Will R. I C.

G. Lindholm butchered two pig3 and two beeves, last Monday. Alfred Hjerpe was in this neighborhood buying cattle last Monday. The N. W.

B. B. was entertained by Miss Anna Anderson, last Wednesday afternoon. School Dist. 73 is closed this week BY ZIM.

At last the Kansas primary law has been made partially foolproof, that is, if Gov. Allen shows the good judgment to sign the Hasty Mann Bill which today passed the Senate by a of 3 to 7 after having received about the proportionate majority in the house. The passage of this bill was cause for great rejoicing in the ranks of the real Republicans who Still have painfully in mind the raid made on the G. 0. P.

in the fall primary by the Socialists, Nonpartisan Leaguers and other nondescripts, how they dragged a man out of the insane asylum and ran him for governor on the republican primary ballot; how an I. W. W. attorney got his name on the same ballot for another high state office. The N.

P. Leaguers like the cukoo, lay their eggs only in other nests, and by this bill, the legislature has made it a little' more difficult for these political vultures to lay their red eggs in the Republican nest. Iola Register. As will be noted, the above article was prepared by. "Zim," which is the short name for Phil, former Linds-borg bolshevik hunter, and all-around "100 per who is at present field secretary for the Kansas Employers' association.

In view of the fact that the governor has vetoed this bill, it is agreed that the Ha3ty bill was altogether too much so, and that newspaper career was projected in a Hasty manner. I THE GASH AND) I GARRY STORE I 1 115 So. 5th SELLS IT FOB LESS Onion Sets 5c a Quart Eating Spuds $1.50 Early Ohio Seed Potatoes 1 $1.50 Bushel Robin Best Flour I Bring in Your Eggs We pay cash or trade I G. HARPER, i niiiimiimiimimmmiMiiiimmmiimr; ffiimimiimimniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimni: I SEE US FOR Rock Island Gasoline En- gines, self oiling windmills, bale ties, Havoline oils. We Do Repair Work I BROCKMAN-SOFSKY I Phone 1557 148 S.

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farmer. Call Sunday or after 3 p. m. all next week, or write 329 north Kansas ave. Salina.

I Mr. and Mrs. John SchepmannyMr. Geo. Brenning and Mr.

and Mr3. 1. H. Schepmann visited with Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Schepmann, Tuesday evening, March 22. Emil Rocsler of Claflin visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Roesler of Holyrood Tuesday afternoon. Emil Roesler bought five bushel of first class seed potatoes of J. C. Siomscn, Tuesday, March 22. The latest report is that some wheat fields are badly infested by cut worms which are doing considerable damage.

Roll your wheat fields is the only salvation. Mr. Ton Bush and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bush and baby, Tuesday afternoon, March 22.

We understand that auctioneer Brown of Lyons, formerly of Bushton knows how it happened that the mob got a hold of Stevic and Parsons at Chase (and we thought Brown was friend). Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heiken of near Geneseo visited with Mr. Henry Heiken and daughter, Good Friday.

We had a genuine dust storm Saturday, March 26. The wind blew from the south and in the evening switched to the north and Easter Sunday it brought a little snow, but still we think that the fruit will not be hurt by the cold wave although the peach, pear and plum trees are in full bloom. Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Schepmann and Geo. Bruening were in Salina Tuesday, March 24 on business. District 43 of Palacky township had a program, Saturday, March 26. A nice crowd was present and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.

Miss Elsie Christian visited with Miss Mary and Rosa Novotny, Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Andrea and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Wilson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Her man Beker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Andrea and baby, Sunday afternoon.

ELLISJTEMS Jce Erbert Jr. and H. Erbert were in Salina the first part of the week on business. Bernard Erbert was helping Adolf Erbert, repair his Fordson. Mrs.

C. F. Erbert was confined to her bed with a case of tonsilitis, but is better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Schuster are the proud parents of a baby boy. Miss Bena Schumacher, Sophie Koerner and Martha Spilker motored to Hays, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Erbert John Erbert and family, Martha Erbert and and Mrs. F. G. Erbert took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Erbert, Easter Sunday. Joe Flax and Albert Flax of Ransom were in Ellis, Sunday, visiting with friends. i Anthony Koerner and wife, took dinner with home folks, Sunday, Miss Bertha Erbert returned home from McCallister Kansas has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bretz.

The high wind we had Saturday did considerable damage to the wheat in this locality. The St. Mary's Men's Society Hall, is almost finished. This is going to be an-up-to-date building, John Orth is now running the county tractor. Mr.

Geschwenter was visiting with John Gaschler and family, Sunday. Miss Ida Koerner made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Erbert, Friday evening. There is not much wheat brought to market these days Joe Weber was visiting with home folks, Sunday. Anton Gaschler and family was visiting with home folks, Sunday. Joe Weber Sr. is busy now, he is building a house for Joe Fuerch.

Wm. Nelson was transacting business in Ellis, Saturday. Englebert Erbert was helping out in the Golden Belt store, Saturday. The Excelsior Local No. 606, had another card party at their last meet-! ing, which took place at Bro.

John Gnad. Joe Erbert Sr. winning first i prize, Mr3. John Erbert second and Frank Erbert Sr. third.

After the game lunch and refreshments were I served by the hostess, Mrs. Gnad. BOOST FOR THE LEADER i Readers of the Leader are urged to solicit their friends for a subscrip- tion to the farmers paper. If we can get this paper to fifty thousand homes in the coming year much of the misin formation that is now poisoning the public mind in this state will at least be modified. Send us the names of people you i know have the habit of thinking themselves, and let us send them sample copy of the Kansas Leader.

GREELEYJTEMS Quite a large crowd from this vicinity attended the Burton speaking, Thursday evening. All declared him to be interesting and forceful a speak er as in his early political day, and were delighted to behold him in the field again. Mrs. Axel Olson visited Thursday' with Mrs. C.

J. Thelander. George Hoeffner has been road grading with hi3 tractor. Mrs. J.

W. Hall visited Thursday at the Snyder home. Clyde Burrell returned Saturday i from Manhattan. The bad weather Sunday prevented many from attending Easter services'! Mrs. C.

F. Roe called on Mrs. Allen Carson, Thursday. Miss Mary Hanson visited her sister Mrs. John Wallenstein, Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clell Miller visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. Burrell. J. W. Hall assisted Henry Snyder with his farm work, Thursday.

Miss Grace Dolan visited a few days last week with her sister Mrs. Matt Knoettgen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stwalley and daughter Margarette, Ella and Charles Sanborn and Orville and Glen Jennings, visited at the Walter Carlin home, Thursday evening.

J. C. Hanson assisted Carl Christ-anson with farm work, Friday. Miss Hazel Dolan is suffering a badly swollen arm, due to vacination. Mr.

Walter Bueche and Matt Knoettgen returned from short business trip, Saturday. Will Butschle visited Sunday at the Frank Hoeffner home. Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Brown visited in Salina, Sunday with their son Carl, and wife. FALUN NEWS Since it is now an established fact that Kansas is subject to MOB rule does that give every citizen a right to carry a exiotgun or must he get authority from someone to protect himself. Hollis Hedberg came home last Thursday from Lawrence university where he is attending school to spend Easter with his mother, he returns Monday. A very large crowd from here attended the speech given by Ex-senator Burton, at the convention hall last Thursday evening.

It was one of the best speeches ever given at that hall. It was filled to its last capacity. John Nordfelt has had 3ome rushing business this last week; he has sold two sets of harness. Henry Lagerstron bought two carload of cattle and Knute Larson one in Kansas City, last week they returned home, Thursday evening. Erick Peterson'3, Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Carlson and daughter Geretha, Newman Broe and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Johnson and little daughter, from Brookville motored to Salina, Good Friday, to the home of P. A. Newman's to help them celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary. Roy Nelson the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Nelson had an automobile accident last week. He was going along about twenty miles an hour in his Ford, when he hit a rut in the road causing his car to upset, lie was pinned under the car unable to get out for some time. At last he managed to get out thru the front door, unhurt, some people came along and helped him get the car up again and he got in it, and drove home altho it was damaged considerably. That's a Ford for you. John Griggs and Mr.

Snyder had the misfortune of being run into by another car last Tuesday evening, in returning home from Salina. The car was damaged to some extent. Florence Lagerstrom is sick with the measles. The Salemsborg Luthern will be entertained at the League church basement next Friday evening. Rev.

and Mrs. Gustaf Erickson motored to Lindsborg to attend the Messiah, Good Friday, in the evening, Mrs. O. R. Peterson of Geneseo is visiting relatives at Falun.

Rudolph Broman motored to Linds borg last Saturday on business. Raymond Hedquist is rapidly im- proving after being sick with the measles, SMOKY VIEW ITEMS 1 A dust storm with a shower of rain visited this vicinity last Saturday js morning. It was quite cold last Sun. day so the fruit crop was damaged. I 5 Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Shogren are 1 the proud parents of twin girls, born to them Sunday, March, 20. in F. I jE 1 5 GENESEO Sunday morning we were inclined to think, spring had "come and After a terrific wind from the south all day Saturday, at night it changed to the north, to let winter play a return engagement, only to awaken on Easter morning freezing temperature prevailing. No doubt it killed the fruit, this time.

Special servicers at the churches, in Geneseo, Frederick and Lorraine, last Sunday evening drew appreciative audiences at each place. Saturday night at the movies, they were showing Hart in a western play, and just as the picture reached the climax, the lights went out; the old light plant was aggravating but this one is even more so. We are still at sea as to the outcome of the story. Mr. and Mrs.

Burt Holmes had as their guests for dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Handlin.

Quite a few in the neighborhood are losing stock. Mr; and Mrs. J. K. Caldwell and their son, Mr.

Harry Caldwell, and a nurse, arrived in Geneseo, Tuesday morning of last week. They spent the past six months in Los Angeles, for the benefit of Mr. Caldwell's health. He stood the trip home remarkably well, but the last few days his condition has become grave. Mr.

Dick Williams and son Walter, autoed to Ellsworth, Wednesday. Prof, and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell and daughter of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in Geneseo, Thursday, being called here by the illness of Mr. Caldwell's atherr Mr.

J. H. Caldwell. Miss Madonna Kehoe returned to her studies at Sacred Heart Academy, Salina, on Monday of last week. Her sister, Loretta, is now confined to her home, due to small-pox.

Mrs. 01 French, who has been at the Little River hospital for several weeks past, returned to her home, several miles northeast of Geneseo, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Caldwejl and children motored up from Goteha, Saturday, on account of the serious illness of Mr.

Caldwell's father, Mr. J. K. Caldwell. We regret to report that Shellenberger, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Deardorff of Thomas twp. is confined in the Little River hospital where she underwent an operation. Mr. Albert Gregory, while drenching a met with quite a misfortune.

The horse fell on him, tearing the ligaments from the bone at the knee. Mr. Curtis Shenkel was operated on for appendicitis at the hospital at Little River, Friday, His condition was serious, but advices are that he is. making satisfactory LIMESTONE RIDGE Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bohl spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ador Bohl and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Bohl, Edith, Erney and Albert spent Sunday with Mr. and Carl Choitz and family. Gerhardt and Walter Schultz, Ed Choitz and Emil Kohls called at Ernest Bohl's, Sunday evening. A number of friends and relatives spent Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. Choitz. Mr. and Mrs. John Bettenbrock visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Mason, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bettenbrock spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Will Richard. A. number of folks from this vicinity attended church at. Ellsworth, Friday evening.

Friday was the last day of school at Limestone Ridge, a delicious dinner was served A large crowd being present, also some Geneseo folks. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kohls and George Grosnick called at Ernest Bohl's Friday evening. Erney and Albert Bohl spent Monday afternoon with Emil Kohls- BUFFALO Gee Whiz.

If it wasn't dusty Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haase Sr. and sons, and Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kohls spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs Fred Haase Jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Schmoekel, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Nienke and family and George Nienke called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Haase, Sunday.

Mathilda Haase spent Sunday with grandpa grandma, and uncles. A number of young folks visited Buffalo school, Friday afternoon. John Haase and family spent Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. H.

Pflugh-eft and Albert Haase and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haase of Nienke and family and Minnie Haase i spent Thursday with Will Haase's and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Haase and I sons Walt. Gehardt and Herman called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Haase Sr.

Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmoekel spent Good Friday with Mrs. Will Buvmeister and sons.

Those spent Good Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Will Haase and family were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Haase were Ella Panzer, Rudolph, Rosaline and Violet Nienke and Will R. Haase Jr. I Miss Minnie Haase is home on a weeks visit on account of a cut hand. PLEASANTVALLEY Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Rohrer and family and Mr. W. H. Rohrer motored to Culver, Friday afternoon. Mr.

E. Woodworth and Clarence Kinion called on Geo. Sarver, Sunday afternoon. Master Elwood Miller spent Friday night and Saturday night with his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Beichle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmes and family spent Sunday with Mrs.

Holme's brother Jene Jaritett and family at their home in Culver. Grant Yocum is doing some painting for Carl Lishen. Vick Breneman and Bruce White hauled dirt last week and filled in around the elevator at Marydel. Clarence Gray, repairman for the Shellabarger Mill and Elevator is repairing the scales at Marydel. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Walle are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Friday morning, March 25. Several from this vicinity have been attending the revival meetings at the United Brethren church in Culver. Will Jarrett held a closing out sale at his home near Crown Point, Thursday afternoon. He has purchased a farm at Bogue, Kansas and will move there in the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmes and family attended the picture show at Culver, Friday evening. Mr. L.

S. Ruggels of Salina- called on Ralph Hood, Thursday morning. Quite a number from this vicinity motored to Salina, Thursday evening to hear Ex-Senator J. R. Burton speech.

All report a splendid meeting. Mr. Geo. Ripke was out from Salina, Friday viewing the wheat prospects. Subscribe for the today.

farmers paper ASH CREEK ITEMS Last week six of the neighbors each took a four horse team and plowed and drilled 30 acres of oats and barley i for Emory Hysell, who has been sick for two months. Those that did the. work were Dick and Lank Rathbun, Fred and Harold Droegemeier and Will and Clark Hysell. Emory appreciates it very much and wishes to thank 'them all for their kindness. The high winds have done lots of damage.

Sunday night the tempera-' ture dropped and froze every thing in sight. We won't have any fruit, I unless the apples escape. The Rathbun school taught by Miss Verr.a Peterson will close this Friday. Miss Mae Boggs came home Satur-, day. We are very sorry to hear that Robt.

Mogg has the small-pox at his home in Ellsworth. Dorothy Goff is able to be at school again. Lucile Harmon spent Saturday at home. Robt. Harmon is recovering from the chicken-pox.

Bert Harmon was the lucky man to draw the big angel food cake, Satur day at the Elite Bakery. Harold and Fred Droegmeier, Dick and Lank Rathbun, Will and Clark Hysell were the good neighbors to Emory Hysell last week. They put in his oats. Mrs. Dick Rathbun is sick with tonsilitis.

Mr. Ulrickson of Carneiro has a gang of men putting the county road through Ash Creek township in good shape. Ruth Radiel finished her school Fri- day near Crawford and came home for her vacation. The Willing Workers were delight- fully entertained by Mesdames Turn-' er and Hysell at the home of the former, Thursday. Mrs Rolfs, Mrs.

Emory Hysell and Helen Hysell were the invited guests. The next meeting iU be witn airs, naney Kadiei. The Leader, per year. tjfor a on account of measles. Joe Brunsell of Falun is working for Luther Nelscn.

Pete Sundquist and C. G. Lindholm are grading the roads in the south west part of'the township. Miss Lillian Anderson spent Good Friday visiting friends at Brookville. A few around here went to Salina to hear ex-Senator Burton speak last Thursday evening.

We congratulate Mr. Burton for being a man not afraid to tell the truth. Good Friday being such a lovely day many people enjoyed themselves on Coronado Heights. All day there was a stream of cars going up and down the beautiful hill rising amidst the Smoky View Valley. If you have not seen or been on Coronado Heights you had better go because its worth seeing and sure is worth the name of being called the beauty spot of Kansas.

Alfred Nelson and George Striegle were busy last week hauling stone from the buttes and building three big culverts on the road between the sections fifteen and twenty-two. Harry Heglunds little daughter Viola, has been seriously ill with im-flamatory rheumatism but is improving slowly at this writing. A few farmers around here ati tended the Farmer's League meeting at the Salina court house last Saturday. PLEASANT HILL Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Larson and Henry and Enoch Larson drove to Kansas City last week and spent a few days there. While there Albert bought a carload of calves and shipped up here. B. F. Fiedler moved to his own place last week.

He has commenced the building of a house and is living the garage for the present. Oscar Anderson is working for B. Fielder. Jacoh Erickson, Duard Ostrom and H. L.

Erickson were working on the roads last week. A large number of friends held a surprise party on Miss Elan Blom last Friday evening. Miss Blom has finished her school work for the year and 13 leaving this week for Manhattan to attend school. The patrons of the Miller school had a dinner at their school house last Friday. In the afternoon a program was rendered.

Miss Esther Larson has just closed a successful term of school there. EAT AT THE ATOM HI MEALS 35 CENTS 124 S. 5th. per week, served Board style. $6 family Plant.

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