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inent ThurnrUv and Frlriav nrith thai daughter, Mra. Wm. Jackson. Fav. Lillia and Helnn Flnronea church and spent Sunday with J.

W. Poteet's, In Washington. Mr. and Mra. J.

F. Whetstine and Misi Sadie Correll and Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Hinmsin were pleasant callers at Davis Cox's, Wednesday and Lvle Green and Ivan Talbot spent Satorday afternoon with Mae and Ella Neu. In) MiSB Marv Odntta anri Mann (lanrtra Miss Velma Meyer went to Hanover. 1 Saturday, to attend the teachers' Leo and Dale Talbot called on the Chas. Neu family, Friday evening. Mrs.

J. W. Poteet, who has spent the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merhman and son William and Mr.

and Mrs. Robt. How-land and children pullort nn Hinn Po. HVIHJ I VI" guson. Sunday.

week with Carl Wilson's helping care for Paul, who was very Bick, returned to Washington, Saturday evening. Mr. Gen. Fnafcoi- nnd Mf William TV IlllUUl Jackson shipped a carload of cattle to Mr. Lewis had a very painful acci dent, last Friday afternoon, while saw ing lumber on the Pannbacker farm.

While working near the saw his hand slipped, cutting the thumb and one finger off about the first joint. Miss Enid Mills, who attends school in Washington, spent Friday night and ituoBUB iiity, monaay. Mr. James Burke, wife and baby spent Sunday at Charlie Bolejack's. Charles and Edith Neu called at the Foster home, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Black, of Hanover, spent Tuesday at F. M. Wanzer's.

Chas. Stamm is building an addition to his house. The Misses Agatha and Ina Wenzel were Saturday callers at B. Karas's. Choice Home Grown Alfalfa Seed on hand at Mueller's.

Saturday with the Davis Cox family. Wm. Meyers had a very serious mis our correspondents niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Scruby News. Earl Justis and family, Fay Justis and family, Earnest Wilt and family visited Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Justis, Sun day. Mrs. Mary Scruby called on Mrs. Lil-lie Freohlich and children, who are sick with measles, Thursday. Edd Willbrandt and wife spent Sunday afternoon at S.

F. Holbrook's. Minnie M. Willbrant spent last week in town helping her sister sew. Mr.

and Mrs. Perl Leidig and Cecile visited in Greenleaf, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Moon. Mr.

and Mrs.W. E. King and children, Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Etter, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Etter spent Sunday with Mrs. Bar-bara Etter.

W. P. Holbrook shelled corn for Ben Bolinger, Monday. W. E.

Baker has purchased an Overland car. John Willbrant spent Saturday night with Harry Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dixon and Grayce visited on Sunday afternoon with Edd Spitsnogle's.

Mrs. Dora Justis spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lillie Freohlich who is having a siege with the measles. Mrs. Rudolph Waser left on Friday for Omaha to visit her cousins.

Mrs. Godfrey Meyers came, Monday, to take care of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Freohlich and children who are having a tussle with the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Groom, of Palmer, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Groom, Sunday. Bradford Swan visited his sister. Mrs. W. E.

Baker, Sunday. fortune recently while repairing a plow; a piece of steel went into his eye. He went to Concordia to have it removed, and suffering with a very sore eye at bresent. Mrs. Davis Cox and Mrs.

Tom Ball spent one day last week with with Mrs. Mills, west of Washington. I am authorized to sell at Public Auction for H. Fahsholf On the Fahsholtz Farm 2 miles south and one half east of Linn on We March 22, 1916 Sale Starts at 1 o'clock sharp. Mrs.

John Windhorst and Mrs. I. D. Coppock attended the Coterie of the Christian church in Washington, last Thursday afternoon. Regular meeting of the Farmers Union, Friday evening, March 17th.

George Kruger, Joe Spindler and Maur ice Darby have recently added their names to the Union list. Real Estate Transfers. Land transfers filed in the Register of Deeds' Office during the week ending Mar. 5th, Furnished by Geo. H.

Thiele, Abstracter, Washington, Ks. C. A. Anderson to Rudolph Dummer-muth, wjneiand ejnwj, 23, 5, 5, w. $11200.

August Miller to Charlie Swoboda, ninwi, 14, 2, 4, w. $4500. August Miller to Louis Swoboda, bJ-nwl, 14, 2, 4, w. $4000. Harley Gail Ballard to David Everett Ballard, nwj, 31, 3, 6, w.

$10000. David Euerett Ballard to Harley Gail Ballard, wine 6, 4, 6, w. $6000. J. M.

Roche et al to Otto D. and Henry R. Brueggemann, wjnwl, 4, 5, 3, w. $4200. George E.

Palmer to W. D. and Ida B. Gray, lots 5, 6 and ej, 7. block 5, Washington, w.

$1000. Sadie Correll spent laBt week with Mrs. J. F. Whetstine.

Enosdale N. K. Day and wife visited Charles Bonar's, Sunday afternoon. I Jerry Fenton, who is teaching near Clifton, visited his brothers, Sunday. Roy Corbin and family went to Clay 3 herford heifers coming 1 year old.

2 young herford calves. These cows and heifers are all bred to a pure bred herford bull and are extra good stock. Hollenterg, Route No. 1. Lee Fielder hauled hay from Carl Center, Saturday, to visit relatives.

Ida Scheele et al to Sonhia. T.i Jeff Overlander and wife spent Sun lot 10, block 29, Hanover, w. $55o! day with their son and family. Ames', last week. Rev.

Fitzsimmons and wife ate Sun Mrs. Mourey, who has been on the Andrew Gundelfinger, lots 11, 12, 13, 13. and 15. block 3. Kahtinofor'a Id day dinder at Mr.

Pascal's. sick list, is some better at this writing. 36 Head of Hereford Cattle 36 2 pure bred herford cows both in calf 2 herford cows coming 4 years old 4 herford cows coming 3 years old heavy springers 5 herford heifers coming 2 years old, two with calves by side, others heavy springers. 1 pure bred herford bull calf coming yearling. 12 head herford steers coming two years old.

3 herford steers coming 1 year old. addition to Hanover, w. $1. Mr. Justis and A.

B. James have been 2 Hazel Huntoon spent Saturday night HORSES out taking assessments the past two and Sunday with the Bonar girls. Andrew Gundelfinger to Maggie Gun-delfinerer. lots 1. 2.

3. 4. block ss Hn. Verlin Bonar was in this neighbor weeks. Mrs.

Brenneis and Katie visited at over, and out of Out Lot 4 Thompson's hood, Saturday. Frank Brenneis', Sunday. Gerald and Billy Durst visited their 1 bay horse 8 yrs old weight 1700 1 gray horse 7 yrs old weight 1700 This team is an extra good team, sound in every way and will sell them to tc right in every way. grandparents, Saturday and Sunday. Bernice and Rose Haverty called at Irve Roberts', Sunday.

We understand that John Fenton has Herbert Clark is working for Carl purchased a new car. Ames at present. Ernnie Wilt and family, of Enid, mo Brantford Mr. and Mrs. Miller went to Con tored up to visit Ed.

Justis and wife, Saturday, returning Sunday. cordia, Saturday, to visit with George Geiber'B, until Monday. Morrowville, Route No. 3. Miss Margaret Osborne spent Sunday with the Misses Peterson's.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Gus Hammar and Ed Day built a flue sums of fio and under cash. On sums over $10 a credit of 9 months will be given, purchaser giving notes with approved security, bearing 8 percent interest. No proper-ty removed until settled for. Roy Knox, Auctioneer Exchange Bank of Linn, Clerk.

on the Campbell house, Monday. Mrs. Frank Hanshaw, Friday, Mar. 10. Miss Harriett Allen, Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. Gwin and Elmer visited at Mr. F.

E. Gwin's, Sunday. The Dorcas Society met with Mrs. Geo. Tuckerman.

Thursday. There K58S' were twelve ladies present and every one had a very pleasant time. The next meeting will be with Mrs. George IB Newcomb, March 23rd. Erwin Benne spent Saturday night and Sunday with his cousin, Bernard Benne.

Rev. Tanner visited at Mr. Griffing's, Wednesday. 113 uy One of Our Miss Margaret Newcomb went to Washington, Friday evening, to visit ist addition to Hanover, and interest in Out of nwjnel and out of nelnwl, 7, 2, 5, and wjsei and swj (ex), 6, 2, 5, w. $1.

Sophia Wieters et al to Fred Brock-meyer, lot 2, block 19, Hanover, q. c. $1. Sophia Wieters et al to Fred Brock-meyer, swlnei and wjsel (ex), 9 and nel (ex) 16, 2, 5, q. c.

$11000. Oscar L. Jaedicke Grace S. Rhoades, lot 12 and el7J feet of lot 11, Dock 4, Thompson's 1st addition to Hanover, w. $3000.

Martin Shimp to W. J. Wilson, nel-swl, 1, 3, 3, (ex) w. $8000. James W.

Stewart to Frank V. Shaffer, ejnel, 1G, 2, 1, w. $6000. J. B.

Lower to Oliver T. Muth ej, lot 4, block 4, Chase's addition to Haddam, w. $1. D. C.

Bonar to August R. Kaufmann, njnwl, 14, 3, 2, w. $2500. W. C.

Lloyd to D. A. Frager, lotB, 19 and 20, block 5, Clifton, w. $1200. Albert F.

Hines to Rachel A. Morrow, sjsel, 24, 2, 2, w. $5000. William Sharp to E. C.

Kirkpatrick, lots 4 and 5, block 11, Clifton, w. $200. W. S. Livingston to C.

F. Melker, lot 4 in nwj, 8, 1, 1, w. $3000. T. H.

Eves to S. H. Hamilton. lot 10, block 29, Washington, w. $1500.

Trustees of Merkey Cemetry to Charlotte A. Dague-Gray, lot 7, 2nd addition to Merkey's Cemetery, cem. $1.50. See me for Cream Separators. E.

A. Mueller. Advertised Letters. List of letters and cards remaining uncalled for at postoffice, Washington, Kan for the week ending Mar. 13, 1916.

LETTERS Mrs. D. P. Ritchie Mr. J.

F. Henneman Macedonia Fuyillo CARDS Mrs. L. J. Johnston Mrs.

Bertha Johnston O. L. Clarke, P. M. Garden Seed in bulk.

E. A. Mueller. her sisters, Hattie and Alice. Mr.

Smith's mother and sister came from Cleburn, Friday, to spend Sunday with the Smith family. Little Delbert Anderson is quite sick, Dr. Smith in attendance. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. osborne visited on Sunday with Tomy Dodd's, of Throop. Mr. and Mrs.

Haukenberry attended teachers' meeting in Hanover, Saturday. Mrs. Mae Nixon made a trip to Clyde, last Thursday. Vance Lindahl, who has been having serious trouble with his eyes, is not improved enough to allow him to attend school. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Campbell, of Cal-derhead, visited on Sunday afternoon with Gus dammar's and attended church in Agenda, Sunday evening. The Brantford school have decided not to send their contestants to Washington to the spelling contest on account of the prevailing epidemics of sickness in Washington and vicinity. The high price of gasoline has not effected the motorist in this vicinity, as one who had the opportunity of counting reported 58 automobiles passing through the main street of Brantford, Sunday, from 10 a. m.

to 10 p. and not a very good day for autos, either. Mr. P. J.

Reedy purchased nine head of cattle at the Wilson sale, Tuesday. We are Borry to report that Mr. J. Cropper is sick at this writing. Mrs.

Chas. Armstrong, of near Ma" haska, attended the Bociety at Mrs, Tuckermann's, Thursday. Mr. 0. Bradley and son Clarence called on Henry Benne Monday even ing.

Walter Rohde and Miss Edna Hannah were married at Washington, Wednes day. Every one of their many friends join in wiBhmg them a long and happy married life. Miss Rhoda Welch attended the teach er's association at Hanover, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Newcomb and family spent Sunday with their son Roy and wife. Mrs. H. Benne called on Mrs.

J. Gray, Saturday afternoon. Mr. Fencil's, of near Morrowville, visited their daughter, Mrs. Helen Mathy, Sunday.

Frank and Paul Nutsch sawed wood for Geo. Alwin and Roy Allen, Monday and Tuesday. There will be a home talent play at Hoffhine, Saturday evening, March One Dollar Each Or if you are a subscriber to the Palladium, pay up and add 50 cents for a map. flew Subscribers Furnished at the Same late. evening.

Riddle Creek Items. Mr. and Mrs. B. A.

Rose and Mrs T. Walker and son, Aubrey, were en tertained at dinner at Robert Eraser's, Sunday. D. W. Rupp and family were Sunday visitors at W.

A. Neu s. Dist. No. 40.

Mr. Siefford, of Wymore, visited his daughter, Mrs. James Smith, the first of the week. Mrs. Sho waiter, of Marysville, visited her daughter, Mrs.

Floyd Boylan, several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Moore and Mr and Mrs. Jas. Smith spent Sunday evening at Geo. Bolley's. Howard Hayes is working for Chas.

McCormack. Mr and Mrs. Cory Lyons spent Sunday at Walter Moore.s. Aubrey Walker visited a couple of days at Alex Moore's, last week. School commenced again, Monday, after being closed on account of scarlet fever.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCormack spent Sunday at Chas. McCormack 's. Charles and Anna Ferguson returned from (Well, where they bad visited his Bisters for a couple of weeks.

John Kennedy shipped a carload of hogs to St. Joe, Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mr. Barbara Etter, last Thursday. Several new members were taken in.

All report a delightful afternoon. Logan Notes. Mrs. D. I.

Green spent Friday with Mrs. F. M. Wanzer. Mr.

and Mrs. August Kloppenberg and baLy rdurutd home afttr a few days visit with the Geo. Talbot family. Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Neu, pent Thursday evening at Chas. Neu's. Mr. F. M.

Wnzer and wife spent Sunday at John Wanzer's. Miss Mary Odette, who has been visiting the Geo. Talbot family, returned to Greenleaf, Saturday, to visit with the Joe Tslbot family before returning to her home in Clyde. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Brandt, of Barnes, John Lemon and family spent Sunday at Bert Diller's. Robt. McGregor's moved up near Just Like Old Heads. The play, "A Noble Outcast," which was given by the Y.

W. and Y. M. C. A.

of Zion at the Diamond Bchool house, was the cleverest piece of amateur work that the writer, or any one tY1 attended, ever wittnessed; each character was good. Special mention could be made of two characters, Laura Loef-fler as "Sadie," and Chas. Blethroad as "Jerry, the Outcast." They furnished high class work in their respective parts. Maime Meyer, as "Frances Lee." and Calvin Van Campen, her lover, wer very good. Mrs.

F. F. Loefller as "Mrs. Lee," the colonel's wife, was the real lady of the southern aristocracy. Walter Loefller as "Colonel Lee," was a real typical southern gentleman.

H. C. O'-well, as "James Blackburn," the villiun, had all of the stuff that goes with the character. We claim it was worth the money. We understand they will give the play an Morrowville, Friday evening, 17th, and at Palmer, Saturday evening, the 18th.

We advice you not to miH it. Henry Allen coached the play and he did a good jub. Closed All Week. My dental office will be closed during the week beginin? Much 2ith on account of thn Tri State Dental Convention at Kansas City. S.

J. Lamorkaix. Haddam, Friday. He has rented his farm here and will work his father's farm this year. John Odgers and family spent Sunday at Freemont Stewart's, west of Mor rowvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Neu called on ollar for the Paper One Year One i the Carl Schroeder family, Friday even ing.

Mrs. Helen Meters returned to her home at Emmons, Friday, after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Schroeder and family. And 50 cento Additional For ti.c Map. Emmons.

Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Totten and son, iof Clifton, and A.

B. Stetler and family, of Ash Creek, ate Sunday dinner with S. R. Stetler's. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Poteet attended a See the big display of new spring millinery at the Johnson Sisrers' store. Ail the new styles and latest designs..