Piedmont News from Piedmont, Kansas • 8

I'VAilUflllljl'i'tMIIIittlllf IlllflllSllIlIIIMliUlllfrilfHKfHf IllHIIf lg. the editor for live stock insur-j Friday, April 2 7, is the day of the See The Piedmont Nev Inter-High School meet atSevery. Cli- max. Piedmont and Severy high schools Drake Yarbrough, 1 J. MARTIN, EDITOR Publifclirtl t-very Thursday ince.

Lawrence Dra ke is a mumps viclim this week. I For Santa Fe brand canned goods and Star Brand shoes goto John M. Dealers In will participate. At 1:30 p. m.

there i will be a track meet, following this there I will be a base ball game. In the evening there will be contest ins of musical numbers, readings and Thursday, April Entered as second class matter Feb- We buy cream. Our prices are as oralJon, Tke Piedmont hitfh school uary 12, 1916, at the postofiice at high. as the market will allow and our Piedmont, Kansas, under the Act of test and weights are guaranteed, pupils will go to Severy early Friday morning and avail themselves of the p- March 3, 1879. portunity to attend, classes and inspect Piedmont needs a garage.

We have a building already fitted up for that kind a Staph and Fancy Groceries, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods. FRESH AND SALT MEATS Bring in your Produce and get Highest Market Price in Cash or Trade PIEOMONT, KANSAS Subscription Rates: of a business. Who will star up a One Year, the work being done therein. Many other Piedmont folks are planning to attend the afternoon and evening contests. Mrs, Ed Monday was suddenly attacked Monday afternoon about 3 1 .00 garage here? 50 Send the News to a friend.

It will 25 ie appreciated by former residents; even 05 by non-residents ho are interested in Six'Months, Three Months, Single Copies, o'clock with a parlytic stroke and Dr, Local c.r;d Personal you and in the community. One of our little girl friends has set he slakes on three definite things she in- Yandell was hastily summoned. She suffered two more attacks in rapid suc I tend doing, after becoming a teacher. Go to Ireland, go to Alaska and go up cession and died at 6 o'clock. Mr.

Monday was out to the farm, but it so happened that her sist, Mrs: Will Ezell, Bring us your crrani. Bring us your notary woik. Edwin Drake was in Eureka Sat diy. r. in an air ship.

Miss Ozalla Munsinger, youngest m. i i vr i4- stopped to see her a short time before 'A spoil. ng a raflQ I uuiiftlitci iVil. anu irua. a-v.

itiuii- A. E. McMillen i new 3inger. of Howard, and sister of Mrs. r' I vjeorge vjoiman, was marneu oaiuruay Mrs.

J. H. Glasco, Dealer in Undertaking Goods Heiter keen vonr heavies on a to a young man in Bartlesville, at which place they will reside. otherwise she would have been aione. Mrs.

Monday had not been very well all winter, but she was able to do her housework. Her sudden death was a shock to her many friends in the com munity. We all sympathize with ihe bereaved husband, Funeral services will be held today, conducted by Rev. Webb, of Lebo. This editor is in a position where can be quite patriotic without fear of smelling powder.

He is exempt from ser Hearse in Attendance if Desired Guy Vaughn, Agent. vice on at least two points, being above dr-ys yet. Every back yard should be a gatd th's ycaf. Lewis Drake has purchased a new Dodge auto. Mis.

H. Yandell was in Severy last Saturday. Orion Norman is a late addition to 01 subscription list. Howard Armstrong is having a round i .1 Kansas Piedmont, the age limit and also married. Garth McMillen went to Oklahoma la.

week and bought 495 head of cattle which were distributed around in various pastures, They are the property of U. H. Garth McMillen and others. Western Park The patriotic rally at the chool house last Thursday night attracted a large and enthusiastic audience. Dr, Jones de.

serves a good share of credit for his untiring effort in promoting and carrying into execution the entertainment. The schools also helped out. Mr. Jones made a dandy good opening speech on the things that led up to the war of I 776. U.

H. Wilson also got by in fine, shape in a speech on the war of today; as gleaned from newspaper reports. The drill by the, little folks was fine. The local Frisco force pulled off very pretty and amusing stunt, They made their appearance in New Cream Station up with uie mumps. WANTED: 10 head of ca'lle io sturr, W.

F. Glasco, Mrs. Houston left Monday for St, Louis to visit friends. Joe Gerkin, carrier on Routt 3, now nukes his rounds in a car, Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Drake were in Howard Saturday night. Give us a chance at your cream busi Jenkins visited and Mrs. Orvel Mr.

and Mrs Sunday with Mr. Just Opened up in the Bowen Building Bring us your Cream. We pay Highest Prices in Cash. Jenkins. Leura Lack spent Sunday.

with Glasco. Moore and family, Alex ond after playing a patriotic piece led ness. We pay top price jDuulap and family and Esther by John Corley on the cornet, the bunch Mrs. Geo. Gorman visited uiih fici A.

S. Kininmonth Co. Tannahill visited Sunday at Ernest McNeafs. mirched in led by Foreman Murphy carrying a large flag, followed by Ona J. S.

Martin, Agent Johnston with a banner with, the word "Frisco" on it in big then John Corley with his cornet, Byid with bass drum and Walter Wade with the snare drum. It was sure, a pleasant and an amusing surprise to all. parents in Howard last Fijday. Mrs. L.

E. Glasco of Severy ipenl Saturday here with her husband. J. Clark has an attack of the auto fever and will puichase a Dodge. Dan Denniston was taking in the sights at Wichita last Saturday.

Miss Lois Glasco came over from Severy Saturday to visit relatives, Mrs. Mary Glasco, of Severy, visited her son, Chas. Glasco. Saturday. Alice Barnes visited Sunday with Ruth Lauffer.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauffer and Miss Orilla Norman visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orion Norman.

Vern Adams and family spent Sunday at V. L. Bosvvell's. Walter Richardson and family spent Sunday with Roy Wellman, northeast of Piedmont. Miio Moore, Glen Lack, Frank- PREPAREDNESS Protect yourself against that deaaly fly.

We have a complete stock of Black. Galvanized aud Pearl wire. Screen Doors, Hinges, Ets. 71 M. Deal Lumber Co.

Honor Roll. New Subscribers. Orion Norman, Route I -Mrs Nora Shumard, Grenola, sent by Mrs. J. E.

Davis. Geo. Pafke, Furley, by M. J. Hudson.

Renewals. G. A. Vaughn, Piedmont. J.

S. Larimer, Ellensburg. by Let us print your sile bills, right and satisfaction guaranteed. liin lXiltoti. Orvel and Tesse Rich Mrs.

Maurice Patterson. Forest. Mrs. Harriet Yates, of Eureka, visit- ar(lso a(UMyri Glasco spent last ed Mrs. Came Wade over Sunday.

s.imay Corban and Emmett Rev. Taylor preached his fir3t wr-i Jenkins, mon at the Methodist church last Sun-j Misses Gladys and Alverta day night. visited school at indepen- H. S. Brougher and famiy, of nearMice Friday.

Howard, pent Sunday, at the F. Mrs. Jenkins and Corban made Philipi a business trip to Howard Sattir- Let us insure your residence in one of ''a v. he best companies in the U. agaimt Mrs.

Allen Moore visited last tornado and fire. Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. IV. C. II.

Rinehart and J. Pies Alex Dunlap. Doughty made a brief visit in Severy Charley Stone and family visit-last Friday evening. ed Sun-lay hi I'iedmt-nt with Andy Mrs. Hilyard.

who lives southeast S'linnian an 1 family. Dallas McGehee attended Lucky i i i rnT nC roun- Letter. For Star Brand Shoes are sale by John M. Dickeison try. A good wav to do that is to take your heme paper.

Bill's show at Howard Friday. E. Wagners autoed to Howard Friday aftcrneon. J. W.

Armstrong's were Howard callers Saturday. Misses Opal and Louise Spunaugle of Bunker Hill, spent the week end visiting with Mrs. Roy Indermill. John Kesner left for Iowa Stturday in response to a message that a Why not bring us your butter fj We always pay the highest mamt I price for same. We restore and repair storage hats teiies Work guaranteed and prices a as low as the lawert.

-Munsinger I loward, Kans Col. A. M. Boone The Old Reliable AUCTIONEER Is now in a position to take care of your business Dates Made at this Office Howard. Kansas Phone 146 Tli's enmnnmity was sinl.lenly siiot-ki-1 by the death of Mrs.

E1 Qaimi at Augusta. Mr, frank ilasco made a trip to Severy Sunday. Severy, visited her cousins, the Dcnn's ton boys, last Saturday. Let us insure that hoise, mule or cow in a reliable live stuck insurance company. J.

S. Martin, Ageni. FOR SALE: Gentle driving relative had died. See a FOR SALE kafir corn seed, sample at Dicker.on Brannt's Alverta Moore anil Ola Mc- Al mare, 9 years old. with colt I Xea! snout Saturday with Ethel woi fome Jersey gilts, ill farrow in April and May.

See Will Davis. W. 1 Calvert ot toward spent Sunday at John Cox's. W. E.

Wagner's, Mrs. J. H. Zadoc and Herman. David and George Nigh, all autoed to Augusta Sunday sight-seeing in the oil fields.

The day was ideal, roads fine and i I enjoyed the trip. L. E. McGehee drove cattle to the her side. Ir.quire of S.

1 Knapp. Advertise your goods in the home paper. Perhaps you nuy want to sell something some one wants to buy. The mornine pjs--e ncer wes aii-l in the afternoon visited school at I 'aw Paw. The party at Henry McXeil's Situr lay iriht was well rt tended and ai! iiad a i 1 good time.

E-nnictt Jenkins atnl Orvel Frisco Time Tabe EAST BOUND 328 8:49, a. m. 312 1 9:53 p. m. 346.

Local 1:20 p. WEST BOUND 309 6 :25 a m. 343, Locals 11:15 a. m. 327 4:47 p.m.

W. Byrd. Agent. D. E.

Denniston, Harness and Shoe Repairing Satisfaclo Vcrk at Reasonable Prices. Give me a call. Piedmont. Kansas hiiis ar spent Saturday night Jay Thompson pasture in the flirU Stui'lav morning with Milo Mnnr1av las Sunday one mile i his side of IVnu lu: raont, delaying trafiic a few hours. Kiel; Let the editor renew your Beacon or Kansas City Post subscriptions.

Ve'M'''' re. We were very sorry to learn of the Iso take new subscriptions for these two, Mrs. Charley Stone visited Fri- sudden death of Mrs. Ed Monday. It's also naners.

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