The New Cambria Times from New Cambria, Kansas • 3

THE TTMF? CAMBRIA. KANSAS Poor Grace! 1 J. H. Alley was in town Monday. Walter Shank is iporting a new John Cline was a business caller Monday.

W.E.Drenning arrived in town this afternoon. Mrs. E. W. Donmyer made a trip to Salina today.

Gladys Donrayer was a passenger to Salina this morning. Effie Gillman' was a passenger to Salina and return today. Francis Mainey was in town Tuesday getting some printing done. New Cambria News Poor Chris! 'Ed. Cline was in Salina NTina Reaser was- in Salina Saturday, John Smith went to Salina Sat-rday.

Thos. Hallam was in Salina Wed-wsday. B.E.Baker has purchased a new uggy. Robt. Bardonnar made a trip to Salina Saturday.

Mrs. D. N. Batdorf was a Salina jailer Tuesday. Fred Hahn was doing business in )wb Wednesday.

Carlos William was a passenger to Salina Saturday. A. M. Smith was doing business in town this week. Daniel Donmyer and wife spent Sunday at J.F.Stauffer's.

Walter Shank and family spent Sunday at E. B. Stahl's. Elizabeth and Hattie Croyle spent Wednesday forenoon iu Niles. For complete Abstracts of Titles, phone 500, L.

Wilder, Salina Kansas. M. J. Kephart gave his yard fence a new coat of paint he latter part of last week. Carrie Gillman bought a ticket to Chapman Saturday and returned home Tuesday.

Levi Berkey is seriously ill at this writing. The Drs. Jenny of Salinaare attending him. 9 'I TO ORDER i Henry Vaupel, wife and son Fred- David Funk was doing business eriek, visited Mrs. Vaupel's mother, here Monday.

M. J. Kephart was a business passenger to Salina Saturday. 11 J. Fisher was taking in the sights at Salina Saturday.

Carlos Williams drove to Salina Monday to have a tooth carpenter do some work on his teeth. S. F. Baker made a trip to Salioa Saturday. R.

J. Fisher was in, 'Salina busr inss Monday. 'ill- adys Evans was a passenger to Sa'inii Saturday. Mrs Ora Todd was a passenger to Salina Saturday noon. Whitney made a business Mrs.

Fred Jungel, Sunday. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay for sale. First and last cutting at $10 and $12 per ton. Paine Abbott. The Ready-Print paper did notar rive this wsek for some unknown reason hence the paper is half the size.

Mary Brown spent Sunday here 1 with home folks. Mary also brought her friend, Miss Moyer along witl her for a visit. FARM LOANS Low rates, Good terms. See. Drenning Bros.

New Cambria. Kansas John Ball aud son, Clarence, drov-'to Salina Tuesday ancl Clarf nee ac ompanied his sister, Mrs Wtn-Gallio to Kansas City for medical treat tnent. The Commercial Association mc Monday evening in the Ruch bniln ingand will meet again in the Ruel building Saturday evening May 2nd, fq discuss a picnic at, New Cambri in the near future. Come! A. E.

Hicks; wife and her mother: k1rs Thompson, antoed to thehm: the latter's daughter, Mrs. Fre-Moe north of Scandia Sunday morn-y-'sr returning Monday evening" They report the country looking fine. A. C. trip Salina Monday 1 Elinor Rigle was in town on bus iness Monday evening.

Smuel Croyle made a business trip to Salina Monday Oarrie Gillman was a passeager to Salina and return Saturday. ki Thos. Hallam and Edna Berkey were Salina callers Monday evening: A. W. Logan of Queenamo, Kan was in town Friday on business.

1 J. F. Sterner, wife and daughter Nola p.issd through here Sunday. -Mrs. Gillespie.

and daughter Mis-Cruce, were New Cambria callers Monday. j. V. Donmyer was a passenger to Saliua Saturday to visit his brother arid lister. J.

Burns and B. Shirk autoed to Salina Monday evening in the former's irau-l Croyle and daughters vh-i-d at the Henry Vaupel home Sun-da afternoon. Why! ecausethey 31 are Tailor Gambria, not a rau a none ew W. A. Murphey is attending to the duties of cashier at the bank while C.

J. Burns is getting married As to how long Mr Murphey will oe on duty at the bank we are unable to say as Chris will probably be very busy for a few days. A'fred Sweeney and John La Rue made a trip to Wichita last week and while (here Mr. Sweeney pur- chased a new threshing outfit. Mr.

Brt Todd came home from his I Sweeuey 60d nis throwing-outfit uro Saturday evening and speut over a year ago and decided to take Sunday at home. life easy but 1 he people were so w-ll Mrs P. P. Ruch has Jrs. Ripple pleased with his threshing that they Idling up the yard and doiog some trave him no rest, so he bought a new work around her residence just outfit and will go to bossing a ot central office.

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