Weekly Reporter from Hoyt, Kansas • 1

01SI Jlr- I 4 i VOLUME VI. NUMBER 1, HOYT, KANSAS, THURSDAY JANUARY 1, 1920 SUBSCRIPTION, $1.60 YEAR rl rl HOYT WEEKLY REPORTER "More Egg Mash" LJI.Mung-er FOR SALE Lily Cream Sep Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Wooters left Wednesday for a visit with their Jeff Williams who is working at Atchison spent the last of the week in Hoyt. arator, practically new. Phone City Restaurant, about it. Entered as Second-class matter at NOTICE daughter 'Mrs. Ernest Robb in To tht Hoyt, Kansas, post office as per peka.

1 ay your subscription to s. ct of Congress of March, 1873, ac Foltz as early as All who was in Topeka Chas. McKeage Wednesday. have not renewed January 14th Foltz" has consented to continue as lpcal editor for another four months, and the Hoyt Reporter will Mrs. John' Eads of Baker spent the cording to Clause 2, of Sec.

424 of the Postal Law. will have -their names removed from week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lester the subscription list as we understan Early. continue for that period provided the advertising keeps up to its present Mrs.

H. S. Foltz Editor that a failure to renew means that Andrew Hedrick came in from Richland, Kansas, to spend the Christmas season with his relatives. you do not care for it. B.

C. Hitchock of Powhattan spent a lew days last week with his son Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilderson of Mrs. Silver Hitchcock and baby standard.

Should we decide to discontinue before the four months have elapsed we will refund the money for the unexpired time for subscriptions. Practically every Mrs. C. L. Graham spent Wednes Elmont spent Christmas with Mr.

spent Xmas with her parents Mr. and Silver Hitchock. Silver Hitchock returned home with him to spend Christmas. Yind Mrs. Jake Kohl.

day in Topeka. Mrs. John Burns. subscription ended, with last week's issue but we did not know at that Ruben Bums of Chautauaua. The J.

H. Cox family will move 4 rom the John Dean farm into the Mrs. Margaret Munger entertained on Xmas Mr. and Mrs. Leu Munger time whether we would continue Ion joined his wife and daughter here to spend Christmas with their Dewey Larson left Monday for Wetmore where he expects to farm next year.

M. Rickle house the first of the ger so waited till this issue to an and granddaughter Dorothy. relatives. nounce same. It has been necessary for us to raise the salary of Mrs.

Richards Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stadel and Horace Tripp of came Foltz which means 'a cut on our Richard's Mr. and Mrs. Arthur spent Xmas with Mrs.

mother Mrs. Minnie Kent. daughter Esther and Mr. Heffner Wednesday to spend Christmas with John McCollough of Chicago, 111., is spending the holidays with his relatives in Hoyt and vicinity. revenue to defray the expenses of spent Friday evening at the Zachari-son home.

his father Stephen Tripp and sister Mrs. Ruth Ellison. getting the paper out. All persons interested at aill in continuing a Mrs. W.

A. Fleischer, Mrs. Wm. Madison and daughter Beulah spent Mrs. John Matthews son Hugh and newspaper at this point should see to it that their name is placed on the Mr.

and Mrs. H. P. Jenson enter Friday and Saturday visiting Mrs. tained at Christmas dinner Thursday Ruby Whittelsey spent the week end visiting at the Simon Stadel home in subscription list at once for an Albeit Anderson of near Elmont.

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burns entertained at a family dinner Christmas Day, Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Ketterman, Mr. and Clarence Lindsay and children.

their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kin- other four months period at 50c. Quenemo.

Mrs. Rachel Piper re Line your neighbor up tor a copy turned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Maris and laughter Juanita spent Xmas day also.

See that you have an ad in our niard and children, Mr. and Mrs. enry Jenson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Stewart and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Otho Woodruff of Delia. olumns, whenever you have need of with Mr. and Mrs. John Maris and Hedrick has bought a new Prof.

Kunz and family spent the information to the general public Sid Ford. I family. holiday season with his people. We are continuing the paper as long as it pays the expense of pubnea cion. Yours for a Happy and Pros ODIIflHflBIIDIfflDOltiailllDIIB perous New Year.

IIS 0 fi G. C. HALL. 1 I i iiiiniiiiiniiiiDiiuiBfni Farm Bargains 125 acres 4 miles from Hoyt. Well improved.

$75. per acre. M. E. CHURCH NOTES Happy New Year to every body ind may God's blessings attend you ill during the coming year.

"Turn over a new leaf please do more than that, write some new actions on I 1 ohe pages of .1920. Sunday School next Sunday morn ing. Miss fcweet, just returned trom a i i a a he great Missionary convention in a I I Boston will speak at 11 a. m. 80 acres 712 miles from Hoyt.

Improved; all good farm land1. Price $75. per acre. 160 acres miles from Hoyt. Well improved; all good farm land.

60 acres of wheat goes with farm. Price $110. per acre. i I 1 i Come and get the true story of the missionary work in foreign We have a lot of good buys on display in our bargain window at 1 oc. ands.

Service Sunday night at 7 o'clock. More Egg Mash" John Jensen. The above farms are nnreri Marshall Larson bought Dewey right, Glad to show them any I a Larson's share in the restaurant While the firm has changed hands I time. She' name remains-thcr rjamc." C. S.

MERCER jr Misses Elizabeth" And ttostej; Butt BUT! CLELAND I were Topeka shoppers Friday, iiuniiiuaiii iBiinaiiiiniiiiniiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiinii laiiBiifliiniiuiaiiiiiiaiii Dave Whetstone is having the porch built on his house now which will complete it, making it a most lllfllBIIIIIBIII IIIIIBIlBIIIIIBIIIIIBIIBIIIIIBIlBllllflllllBIIIIBI attractive bungalow. 1 one and all we extend To Miss Mildred Early spent the week end in Denison, Hoyt received their first car of Our Best wishes for Happy and Kansas strip coal on Friday. It was undoubtedly the poorest car of coal ever' set aside for Hoyt. But under Bathurst Store Is busy invoicing this week Next week a large number of Bargains will be the circumstances most people ac cepted it because of the uncertainty of getting any other. It was dis tributed by the city fuel committee.

Will Pennington of Topeka was in Hoyt Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Greaser enjoyed a visit on Christmas day from their sons, Joe and Dave Greaser of To peka and their two grandsons from 1 1 I 1 a i near Topeka.

A bounteous Christmas dinner was served. Hoyt State Bank Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Mauzey spent Christmas in Waubaunsee with Mrs. Mauzey's parents. 1 liaillllBIIBIIBIIIlBIIIIBilBIIBB llUIIBIIIllBIIIBIIlllBlllllBliBIIIIIBKinniiaillllBllBIIIIIBIIIIlBllBIIIIIBIII A picture show was held Saturday evening followed by a basket ball game between Hoyt and Menden. Meriden was the winner the score being 24 to 21. Chas.

Ruffner of Cleburne spent Saturday and Sunday in Hoyt with The "Iowa" Cream Separators are the best Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Holt. Special Millard Vance of Topeka visited relatives in Hoyt over the week end, On Stock Fountain with heater at Ollie Bauch has purchased Chandler four-passenger.

tachment. See me for stoves of all Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whetstone 11 kinds. An Oil Heater would be the spent Christmas with Mrs.

Whetstone's people in Topeka. Sooner or later you will buy an "Iowa" because you want the best, the kind that gets all the cream, Is what you get a cream separator for, to get the cream and get It all. We Buy Poultry and Cream and pay highest market price thing to take the chill off that room. The Baptist Sunday School pupils received a Christmas treat on Sunday. The pastor, Rev.

Wright and family were the recipients of a Christmas box from the members of 13 V. 1 1 II the T. i F. Waters HOYT, KANSAS John Jensen Mr. and Mrs.

Edward LaCrone entertained at Christmas dinner. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer and son, Calvin, Mrs. John Connolly of Topeka and Mrs, A.

C. Graham and son Virge,.