Piedmont News from Piedmont, Kansas • 8

The Piedmont News Forest. "i I ft Announcement. William Wayman, of Emporia, is a candidate for State Senator from ihe senatorial district composed of Greenwood and L)'on counties, subject to the Republican voters in the 'August Primary election. Adv. J.

MARTIN. EDITOR Published every Thursday H. GLASCO, Dealer In Lumber, Cement, Paints, Oils, Builders9 Hardware; Grain, Coal, Flour, and Feed UNDERTAKING GOODS Implements and Wagons Mrs. L. E.

McGehee spent Friday with Mrs. J. II. Harvey. W.

T. Calvert's autoed over to the pumping station on Paw Paw Saturday E. McGehee autoed to Howard Saturday afternoon. Armstrong' s-Dewitt'd were Sunday guests at J. B.

Eaton's. C. Indermill's Sundayed at J. W. Crum is enjoying a visit from his soninlaw, his wife and "son, from Indiana, who arrived last Friday.

Thursday, July 11)10 Entered as second class matter February 12, 1916, at the postoffice at Piedmont, Kansas, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates: One Year, $1.00 Piedmont, ansas Miss Ruby Fee stepped on a garden rake last Saturday morning, two teeth penetrating her foot, producing a very painful wound. There was a fellow in town last Friday trying to get a building for a mov-ine picture show. He found all business F. F.

Fleming's. Guy Thompson went to Wieln'ta Sunday returning home in a new .50 .25 .05 Six Months, Three Months, Single Copies, Drugs, WalLPaper, Jewelry, Maxwell car. L. E. McGehee' spent Sunday7 at Jay Thompson's west of Piedmont.

W. T. Calvert's were pleasant callers at R. Payne's' Sunday aft Local and Personal. buildings occupied.

Rev. F. P. Macy preached two very able sermons at the Christian church last Sunday. He will be here again a week from next Sunday.

Ice cream at Jones'. Bring us your notary work. How do you like the new paper? See trie editor" for live stock insur Dr. W. H.

Yandell is having his residence painted a beautiful white. He I have opened up a new drugstore in the telephone bidding, 1st door south of Reno's hardware store Will have a new line of Drugs, Wall Paper, Jewelry, Canned Goods, Garden Seeds, Etc. Also a Soda Fountain and all kinds of Soft Drinks Give Ale Your Patronage W. W. JONES ernoon.

Guy Thompson's autoed to Howard Monday. J. N. Courtney's were business callers at Howard Monday. W.

T. Calvert's were shopping ance. If vou like the News tell others; if not says that is the only way he ever hopes to reach the "White House." Miss Lucile Knox, who has been visiting here for some time with her father, Will Knox, and other relatives, went to Eureka last week to visit relatives. The Ladies Aid society of the Chris-, tell us. Try Red Bird coffee at Robinson's in Piedmont Monday -'morning." Walter Mann's of the Flint Hills were pleasant callers in this neighborhood Monday.

Chas. Casey and R. Payne were DCEK2DG i tian church will give an ice cream social and a. short program at the church, Sat tola a pound can. We can do your Notary work on short Red Seal batteries for sale at Reno's hardware store.

Ed Talley was a passenger to towns west Saturday. G. W. Fee and family spent the 4th in Wichita. Clarence Patterson came up from the pump station Sunday.

Trade wi'h the business men who advertise in the News. Firestone tire casings for sale at Re- Portland business callers at I Jo ward Monday. Tomorrow (Tuesday) is tlielth of July and a great many farmers will celebrate the day at home, probably at work. No entcrtain-mentcioser than Severy. 1 A good rain would be greatly appreciated.

Western Park. 5 jyyi.wij:'iB.itM.L. mm urday night, July 15. Everybody invited to attend. About the usual number of farmers were in town last Saturday, though we missed a number of the regular Saturday visitors, who were no doubt killing a few weeds in their corn fieldss Miss Eleanor Rutter went to Fredo-nia Sunday to join her sister, Miss Garland.

They went to Bartlesville Monday to spend a few days with their brother, Eldridge Rutter. Walter Roberts and family left last Friday morning in their Ford for Tope- Ceme nt Mrs. Frank Glasco left Sunday nos hardware store. Mrs. Samuels returned from a visit at ior rrk'ansas itty where she wi The Western Standard Always on Hand Chas.

Reno ka, to visit a few days with Walter's Fall River last Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Drake lias been seriously ill since last Friday. For dressmaking and all kinds of ig see Mrs. Lizzie Martin.

Frank Force formerly of Piedmont, i i lbs I G22E SS3 222S Z2H QSSSS) BSD Millinery. D. E. Denniston, Gtts your hals now. I an sell off my stock cf hats at from 25 to 4 pe Harness and Slice Rep airir Satisfactory Work at Reasonable Prices.

Give me a call. Piedmont. Kansas visit her mother, Mrs. Jones, and spend the 1th. Host of the people spent the at Severy.

Ernest Mc. Yea I and family, J. Courtney and family, Mr. and Mrs Fred Teak, Ernest Eaton and family all spent Sunday at Dave Moore's. Allen Moore and family, Mr.

Jenkins and familv spent Sundav at W. M. Wagner's. Will Armstrong and "wife and Mr. and Mrs.

Dewitt spent Sunday at John Eaton's. Miss Mary Barker spent Sunday with Esther Tannyhill. Chas, Glasco and family and Gertrude Barnes and Lcora Lack, spent Sunday at Chas. Kesner's. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Pervines spent the 4th with: their daughter and. husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Gay Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ilonstead of Waterville, Kansas, arrived on father. Ed Glasco is carrying the mail for him during his absence.

Miss Maude Glasco came home last Saturday from a very successful series of recitals at different towns in southern Kansas'. Many of the towns have sent her a request for a return date later on. Frank Rader and wife, of Fredonia, came up Monday in their new Overland, returning the same day. While here Mr. Rader called and planked down a dollar for a year's subscription to the old home paper.

A great deal of excitement has "been stirred up and interest revived in the oi! business by the strike of oil at the Lewis well, north of Blodgett. it gives promise of something rich in the oil line. It was visited Sunday by people irom all the surrounding Mrs. M. T.

Arnold and sons John and Ted went to Burns, Kansas, last Thursday in their Ford, and returned home Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Arnold's sister, Mrs. Clara Morris, and daughters, Misses Pearl and Ella, who was here yesterday on busmezs. E. Glasco came home from Fiat and spent Sunday with his wife.

Liitle Edward Glasco was on the sick list a day or two last week. Let us print your sale bills. Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed. MrirRiggins, wife and son Jimmie, went to Wichita Monday evening. A.

Hilyard, of Severy, vistcd with bis daughter, Mrs. John Davis, last Saturday, Mrs. J. M. Millner and son visited at the Will Ezell home Saturday and Sunday.

Section Foreman Murphy and family visited a few days in Neodeiha last week. Merrill Gerkin, of Altoona, visited over Sunday with his biother, J. W. Gerkin, and wife. cent reduction.

Call an inspect rny good and learn prices. -J. H. Glasco. J.

H. Glasco returned heme la.t from a month' vacation, sent in Arkansas. Dr. Pusey end frmily, cf Quincy, drove over in their car the 4th and fpent the day at Dr Yandtll's. There wes ro e'reuth in and around Piedmont on the 4th, judging by the boxes, barrels and kegs of booze that arrived the day before.

There was a crowd picnicing on the r-i i i i C. W. Newland, D. V. M.

Howard, Kansas All diseases of the domestic animal treated in a scientific manner. Night Phone 45 Day Phone 44 I rom Stewart Munsinger was Howard Monday. are visiting the Arnold family. Mrs. Sarah Underwood, Jane, t-dwards ranch Monday, and one one of the girls pulled off a bull frog act by diving head first into the water (acci dentally;) afterwards she proceeded to duck the rest of the crowd by upsetting the beat.

Sunday, hey came tnrough in a car. Mrs. Ftank Glaseo and Mrs. Roy Glasco arrived Monday night Try sack of Moses Best flour, sold by the Robinson Co. Miss Mary Johnson, of Fall River, yisited the Rhea and Ed Glasco ami-lies Saturday on her way to Wichita, to visit at the J.

M. Millner. A. E. McMillen returned home Saturday from an extended trip to Chicago, and points in Wisconsin, where he ha? been visiting the last three weeks, among fiiends.

He look in the Republican tonvention, and was present when Mr. Hughes was nominated. He reports from Arkansas City where they went to a doctor. Esther Tannyhill spent Saturday night with Alverta Moore. Jaunita Eaton has.

been on the sick list. Opal Kesner spent Monday night with Alverta J. N. McCallister and wife went to Kiowa Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. C.

R. Dixon. Miss Lois Glasco went to Severy last Friday to visit until after the 4th with relatives and friends. Mrs. Robt.

Robinson came over from Severy Friday and Saturday to assist in the Robinson Co. itore. Miss Clara Dunlap arrived here last Saturday from Granite City, 111,, to visit relatives south of town. John Arnold last week sold 4 Smith's system furnaces lo the Piedmont school; also one to the Salem school. arrived here last Friday and visited at the John Blair home and many other old time friends.

She was formerly Miss Sarah O'Brien. She says she lives in the woods at home and took a notion she wanted to visit her old home and viev the beautiful prairie country surrounding Piedmont, ence more. Is patriotism in Piedmont on the wane? There were but two flags displayed Tuesday. One by Mrs. Blu-baugh and the other by the livery barn.

The 4th of July was celebrated at the home of Mr. and lrs. Garth Mc-Millen by the arrival of a bouncing eveiything wet and cool up through the The celebration at Severy attracted a big crowd. Lack of space forbids our making a lengthy mention of the many attractions, but will say that it was best natured crowd we have seen fcr a long time. The fat mia's rac; was worth the trip over there.

LV C. Cook, of Chicago, editor of the Railway Journal, is visiting with the family of J. M. Thompson on the Elk east like it is here. Ollie Moore and family and Ev- i tut- On Monday evening, July Mr.

erett btone and familv visited Sun Cl m- Leo ochooler, ot Beaumont, and Miss day at Henry McNeils. Wright, of the Piedmont hotel, Myrl Glasco, Milo Moore, Jesse were umted in marriage at the M. E. Richardson; spent Sunday with parsonage, Rev. J.

Allan Webb offici-: Corbin and Ernest Jenkins. alint, Xhese estimable young people! baby bov. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Swart and i pulled off quite a surprise on their many Mrs.

Ella Swart drove through friends, w4io was not expecting such a to Ottawa to spend the -1th. They happy termination of their acquaintance. Misses Etta Drake and Coral Rader spent a few days last week visiting with Mrs. Guy Lilley, near Eureka. Henry Lawrence, who has been sick for several months at the Lewis Drake home, is now confined to his room.

Mrs. Carrie Wade left Sunday for Stafford where she will assist Mrs. Elmer Haas through the harvest tush. Ridge ranch. He is accompanied by his son Ellis, and daughter, who will spend a portion of the summer visiting friends in this section.

Mr. Cook has great faith in the future development of the oil and gas fields here, hiving been assured that the Beaumont -Blodgett field will prove even greater than the Augusta-Eldorado fieldi. J. E. Davis and wife gave a big dinner and picnic at their home on the 4th.

Leo Schooler and wife, Mrs. Walter Shumard and family, cf Howard. Ed Wiight and family, Cecil Davis and wife and Chester Talley were among the invited guests. Games and sports were on the program. were accompanied by Miss Barnes, who will visit her grand parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Rogers, a few days. They will reside at the hotel. We extend hearty coagratulations and best wishes for their future happiness and prosperity..