The Carbondale Review from Carbondale, Kansas • 4

Iligh School Chronicle Scranton Coal for sale. Thone 551. W. M. Foster, Carbondale, Kansas, tf The English II, and III classes are beginning an English campaign for cood English.

The idea is to cor Word was received this week that Carl Andrews had landed in Philadel etott See us nou about liios rect all mistakes heard in conversa phia Saturday after nearly two years tions, and in the written; work, piviner the offender a black in European waters. Citizen. mark and taking off a mark for the Miss Arvilla Cowen has resigned her position as local editor of the Car bondale Review, and Mrs. Kate Harri person making the correction. A prize will be given at the end of the month to the person from each class having the least number of marks against their name.

During the first week in April the ''drive" will affect son has taken up the work. We wish the new editor the best of success, but if she excels her predecessor she will We have some good cuts to make your bills attractive, or we can get special ones made to order for you. Printed any size on cloth, card board or paper stock. the entire school. have to go some.

-Citizen. Jennie Lyter was absent from school last Friday and Monday. The sad news of the death of A. Mazel and Allie Muench spent the Rosser at Rochester, reached Osage City Monday morning and cast week end in Carbondale. a shadow of gloom over the entire Mabel Cast spent Thursday and city.

It was known that Mr. Rosser Friday night with Ruth Bartee. We had been in a serious condition for understand that Mabel is moving be- several weeks, but it was not thought fore the rest of the family. Death was The Enelish III class had a "test" D'GDHUUK PKIHTIHG that the end was so near, caused by a brain tumor -Free Press on Friday over the book "Experi TOPEKA, KANSAS 234 KANSAS AVE. ence," which had been read in class PHONE 1394 Opal Cast spent Friday night with Marjorie O'Neill.

Helen Brown was the guest of Ha Captain R. T. O'Neil, son of T. J. O'Neil, was honored Saturday by having the Democratic State Club elect him president of that organization.

Capt. O'Neil is in Germany with the American army, and after this honor zel Muench Friday night. record number, of the Intermediate Will Reid has been absent from school the last few days. Moving times do come in the lives of all wise Star this week. Arria Wiberg has entered the sixth was paid him a cable was sent apprising him of his election to this high office in the councils of his party.

It men. grade. Sarah Jones spent Monday night We have lost two pupils from Grade 6. Bertha and Cubert Higgins, who with Ruth Bartee. The girls are all is a fine tribute to a deserving young man.

There are strong indications triad Ruth moved to town. She is a are moving out of the district. We from Democratic circles that Ralph splendid hostess. are sorry to lose Bertha and Cubert Verne Badger was absent from DON'T WAIT TILL THE SPRING RUSH But do it now, bring in your harness, have them oiled and repaired, "a stitch in time saves nine," is as true of harness as it is of clothes, and besides it saves a lot of bother. S.

D. BARRY Carbondale Kansas will be groomed for the Congressional race about 16 months from now. Free Myrrl McMasters Rob school Friday. ison were Third 1 Room visitors this Press. LOST A parasol.

Finder please re week. turn to the Junior and Senior hall. Frank Nitz has been absent this Verne Miner, who since his dis The Junior class play will be given week on account of sickness. charge from the service has been tem the twenty-eighth of March. "The Grammar Room porarily employed in the First Na New is the title, and the work is progressing splendidly.

Save your The Normal Training Class visited the Eighth Grade Grammar class tional Bank, has accepted a position in the office of State Treasurer W. L. Payne, and will assume his new duties at once. Mrs. L.L.

Payne, who was in Thursday morning. Friday evening the fourth commu Miss Dorothy Lewis spent the latter nity sing of the year was held at the City Hall. Considering the fact that part of the week in Overbrook. the state treasurer's office while her Louise Nitz was absent from schoo Glasses Fitted W. J.

Lewis Glasses made to fit your eyes as well as your purse. We make our own lenses. 809 Kansas Ave. Sign Big Spex husband was in the service, will join we had bad weather and bad roads, we had a splendid crowd. Mr.

Oliger, Monday. him at where he is now cashier Clarence Warren visited school of a bank. Chronicle. Secretary of the Chamber of Com Monday afternoon. merce of Topeka, gave a talk on com The Operetta that was given last W.

U. Jungmann just unloaded a mumty interests and organizations week was enjoyed by everybody from and Mr. Cooper, Manager of the Con what we can hear. We appreciate traction engine he recently purchased from the J. I.

Case Threshing Machine Company. It is the largest engine that the interest taken in our work. tractors Magazine, sang two very good solos. Many new songs were learned, and Carbondale showed the ftkift Wi AM Wm. Brownis the of.

a new has ever been unloaded at Carbon Waltham watcbi ft birthday gjft. dale, and it certainly is a beauty 80 visitors that she was very much alive The seventh grade finished their horse, power in the belt and 35 in the After the sing, time was given for ro ww 1. course in u. tnstory mis weeic draw bar. Mr.

Jungmann has con games, and although students and people were all slow in responding to Our room is very much pleased with the new blackboards installed some tracted to pull two graders for the county and also has contracted to thresh 1,000 acres of wheat for the Corner Grain-Growers' Association of time ago. the games, every one seemed to have a good time after they were once started, At the next sing, which will There were only three pupils in the eighth grade Friday. Nevertheless Ridgeway township. Mr. 0.

C. Drum be held the first Friday night in April, there was some very interesting work let's have a good crowd, and a good done. mond will unload a 65 horse power engine and a 36x58 separator. J. I.

Case make, in the near future. This and time too! "The Music of Other Nations" will Opal Cast was absent from school be studied this week in the Grammar Monday. Moving Mr. A. J.

Barngrover's outfit make three good rigs in this township, and with a good season the threshing Quite a crowd of Carbondale high The seventh grade people are be to your Sales is what you want and what you will get if you advertise properly. Advertisements that reach your prospective customers is what you want as a most direct method' of putting your products in the most effective manner before them. Your local paper is the medium that puts your very words beneath the eyes of those who are looking for just the articles you may be marketing. Do not hesitate. A minute lost in advertising is daye lost in the rising to prominence of your merchandise.

We must show all people what we have to sell before they will buy. The most practical way of showing them is to get them to the very spot. And the way to get them there is to school students went to Scranton on coming quite enlcient in tneir Dana ought to be done in good time. The the motor last Tuesday evening to age making. First Aid proves very hear the concert.

Walking back was interesting. a great deal of fun, and yet the re present prospects for wheat in this township are 103, which is better than the average. There are about 6,000 acres in the township, nearly mark had oft been repeated: "No more tie passes for mine!" Congregational Church Notes Services for Sunday, March 9: 50 more acreage thanswe had last Seniors are ready to start work on Sunday school 10:00 a. morning their class play, which will be given service 11 o'clock; Christian Endeavor April 25. year.

In 1918 Osage county had 19,000 acres of wheat; this year we have 51,000 acres. These figures are taken from the County Threshing meeting 6:30 v. evening service 7:30. SCHOOL NOTES First Room Committee's report. Bible study and prayer every Thurs day at 7:30 Bertram Brackman and Bonita Wil Mrs.

Martha Johnston returned to Subjects for morning and evening liams were absent Monday and Tues her home in Hoisington, Kansas, Mon services as follows: day on account of sickness. Let it lb kimowirii Advaritib day after a three months' visit with Morning: "The Christian's Walk?" The two contests in mental arith I her sons R. D. and N. F.

of Carbon I i metic for the month of February "How. Should a Christian Live?" is the substance of the subject. Many dale and J. E. B.

Johnston of Topeka. closed last Friday. Thelma Raby ranked highest in Grade I and Fred rr Mrs. R. D.

Johnston Went as far as Osage City with her and returned professing Christians are not living as they should. erick Space highest in Grade II. home on 116 Monday evening. Evening: "The Undesired Christ." Grades I and II have named their Why do men crowd Christ out of their room the Magic Bluebird Room for Mrs. Chester Watkinson and little the month of March.

Would you like daily life? Attend these services and hear the to know why? If so, visit us and see! daughter of Burlingame spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watkin answer to these questions. Room II. 88 Per Cent of the high schools teaching shorthand in the State of Kansas, use son.

Mina Shively has been neither ab sent nor tardy since school began. Advertisements for your store are Mrs. Mae Caveny spent the week Miss Lillian Robison of Room III end with Mrs. Geo. Dietrich and fam- visited our room Monday morning.

salesmen at work in many homes in this community, telling what you have to sell and why they should buy it. ny. Caroline Nitz received the highest Gl grade in the Third grade Arithmetic class for the month of February, she jq PLACES IN THE COUNTY $1,000,000 to loan on Eastern farms at lowest rates. having received fifteen E's. Davenna Urvonia Trail 105, Road 80E Purvis, Hazel Cordts, and Helena Barclav Trail 98.

Road 80E We make a specialty of loans to Heckart received eleven ts. Rm-Hnp-nmP Trail 861. Road 82E help purchase farms. Visitors are always welcome in our Carbondale Trail 811, Road 89JE If you wish to renew your loan or increase it, or make a new loan, write room. We have a new window shade in our Lyndon Trail 96, Road 90iE N.

Lyndon Sta. Trail 94, Road 90iE Maxon P. O. Trail 101, Road 96E room. or call BETZER REALTY LOAN CO.

Topeka, Kansas. The music work in the grades is re Melvern Trail 103, Road 93E Michigan Valley Trail 91, Road 99E Olivet Trail 105, Road 87E THE adoption of Gregg Shorthand by the Boards of Educa- tion for exclusive use in the high schools of 75 of the cities and towns in the United States, consti-. tutes the highest endorsement a shorthand system has ever received by educational authorities. STRICKLER'S TOPEKA BUSINESS COLLEGE I07-109-1IM13-115-U7 East Eighth Street suming the sight reading and note THE NEW WEST MAGAZINE song work now that the Operetta has been disposed of. Please don't think "Bnildlaf The Wast" isiaaiisae 11 Far the development of Osage City Trail 94, Road 83E Overbrook Trail 84, Road 97E Peterton Trail 911, Road 83E Quenemo Trail 98, Road 99E rresiera tnaaetriea.

arncaltaro, mining, oil. an 4 you have heard the last of us, because we are coming back in May to give part of the old Operetta and also a new one. Watch lor our return. scenic eiirseuons. yjl interest to the Western inrrator, farmer and sightseer.

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