Piedmont News from Piedmont, Kansas • 8

The Piedmont News To Those Concerned About the Future. Piedmont giils ate ety shy, A li mb yard they won't ss by. They'd rather walk three blocks in Drake Yarbrough, 3 Here is a most desirable field that offers exceptionally attractive the slush, For undressed lumber nmkes tlicm blush. Dealers In J. MARTIN.

EDITOR Thursday, Jul. (i I'M' opportunities. There is a position on Uncle Sam's payroll for YOU-one that Advertise your goods in the home paper. Perhaps you may want to sell Eii'cred as second class matter reb uilt 3. 12' 1916, at the postoffice at something some one wants to buy.

Piedmont, under the Act of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods. FRESH AND SALT MEATS Bring in your Produce and get Highest will give you steady work, one that afforls you a chance to advance to highly paid positions of trust. We have recently made special arrangements whereby we can now offer you a mdst thorough and March 3. 1879. We had a half inch rain Sunday night, which, though not enough, will no doubt greatly benefit the corn and late gardens.

Subscription Rates: One Year, $1.00 Qna Johnston moved to town last complete course of training for last Friday into the house he vacated Civil Service examination which Market Price in Cash or Trade .50 .25 .05 Six Months, Three Months, Single Copies, Jast spring, just east of the Christian lead to these positions If you'd like to know more about I I 3 a I Governmental Stenographic posi No Ice Delivered Sunday Afternoon. PIEDMONT, KANSAS Local and Personal. church. Miss Etta Drake went to Wichita Tuesday morning to stay a rew days with Miss Margie McMllien, who is in tions and how you can secure one of them, call at office or write for further information. Fredonia Business Cou-eok, Fredonia.

Kansas. a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. G.

G. Gorman and Mrs. Fannie Gorman rnJ daughter; Miss Eliza, went to Severy Sunday and visited O. White, who is sick. There will be no church services Sunday school next Sunday at the Pied.

Program, Bring us your cream. Bring us your notary work' Iowa cream separators at Reno's. Buy Moses Best flour ow at John Dickerson's. Only a little over a month uaiil out begins. Louis Udermill went to Augusta to work Tuesday evening.

L. Glasco made a short visit in I he Churches or Christ or Lreen wood county wi'l hold the'tr annual ccn- vention at Eureka, July 29, 1917. A r'i ii I I lDible sthool, all schools repre Mrs. J. Glasco, Dealer in Undertaking Goods Hearse in Attendance if Desired Guy Vaughn, Agent.

Piedmont, Kansas mortt Christian church on iccount of the officers and teachers expecting to attend the county convention at Eureka. sented. Devoti nal, Rev. Glen C. Ji Gerkin was among the first 3 1 Wade, Piedmont.

10:45 10:55 11:00 place'-and F. work. Communion hymn and Sacra names chosen in the drawing from which 15 eligible to enlistment are to be select for the army in this couniy in the selective draf His name is the 24th one on the list. Severy last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Swart were in Wichita Saturday. Miss Pearl Shipman left Monday night for Fort Scott. D. E.

Shipman returned home from Augusta Tuesday morning. mental service. Special music, Fall River. Basket Dinner. i i wr It' Kaipli Vanncn moved ins househo 12,15 Levotionai, lvus.

Lulu Wade, goods to Climax today. He will teach y-nl' I 1 1 1 A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Knox, July 17. Piedftiont. Special music, Madison in the Uimax schools ins winte. Mr. and Mrs.

Cannon were exellc nt neigk- 1:45 Introductinn of delegates and re Santa Fe and Sweet Clovee canned goods for sale at Dickerson's ports of churches; fallowed by round table talks on above re Miss Etta Drake visited Miss Margie ports. -1 McMillen at Wichita Sunday. bors and we are sorry to see them leave Piedmont, but wish them success in their new field. you a paper in Piedmont? Some lime ago we started a. cream ation, hoping two lines together i it" i i New Cream Station Just Opened up in the Bowen Building Bring us your Cream.

We pay Highest Prices ill Cashi A. S. Kininmonth Co. The cause of conditions as re Star Brand Shoes are better. sale by John M.

Ditkeifon ported and remedy! Rev. Gilmore, Earl Hudson lost his driving l.orse would enable us to nuke a decent liv Reading, Miss Cecjle Wright; l.tst week. It died of lock jaw. lag, but very few of those we thought I Wright, Piedmont anxious to see a paper in the town has Pres Dnughty shipped a car load of C. W.

B. M. work, Mrs Bertha helped make it pay by bringing us their itock to Kansas City last week. Snyder, Eureka. I O.

I I A I i i i J. S. Martin, Agent cream. 1 here ore we have aimon come We pay top price for cream. Our 2:45 3:00 d.io, iviiss Vjjiden nJerson, to the conclusion tl at a newspaper in Piedmont.

patrons are our best auvertisers. i ii i Piedmont is not appreciated. The county's responsibility to the Millard Uorman has been working District, Rev. Smith, Last Saturday atternoon mis. wias.

3:30 When do Aid Societies function Reno and Mrs. J. P. Ezel! entertained twenty little tots on the Reno lawn, Bring Your Orders to the for the Baugmans south of town the past two weeks. John Patterson and family left this week for Linn county to visit relatives and friends.

celebrating Little Evelyq Ezell't 4th birthday. Inasmuch as the nv jirity properly; what is the work of Aid Societies in the church. Discussion led by Mrs. Emma Owen, Reece, Mr G. H.

Rice, EureU, Mrs. Eva Hammer, Piedmon and others present. the guest' ages ranged from three to six A'bert Davis was able to come to years and they all preferred doing the ame thing at once it was a "howling' Monday, after an exciting experience in a runaway last week. 3:45 success in every particular, Deal Lumber Co. Dealers In Coal, Cement, Chatt, Paints, And all Kinds of Building Material Western Park Ernest McCallister, son of John Mc Callister, of Bartlesville.

enlisted in the army at Wichita Monday. 4:00 7:30 Mansas Messe rnier, Geo. E. Lyon, Topeka. Business session.

Benediction. Deotional, F. E. Meaders, Reece. Special mu ic, Eureka.

Preset t'ng the plea, Rev. C'en C. Wade, Piedmont. Mrs. Mav lewell and daughter Dor- YHJJ I I ...1 8:00 Kan Piedmont, sas Fvery chirch must urge the attencicn mm of their people the need of a larger cr I operation in all the wrrk of the rc'i; Every school come prepared to give othy left Sunday morning for Colorado Gasco Saturday night with Nel-Smrings to spend a few weeks.

ie aj Qlga McNeal. Ed Harrison shipped a car load of David McNeal visited Saturday night tattle to Kansas City Sunday. Mr. Har- and Sunday at Dave Moroe-. rison accompanied the shipment, Mr.

anJ irs Blubaugh visited Mon- Following the rain of Sunday night day afternoon at Allen Moore's, we were treated to some extremely hct Frank Glasco and family visited Sun-weather Monday and 1 uesday. dy with their son Lee tl Foraker, Ok- George rman received the lahoma, They drove thru in their car. sad news Tuesday of the death of her Mrs. Vern Adam? visited Monday niece. Miss Hazel Dixon, at Bakers- afternoon with Mis.

Frank Glasco. field, California. JVIr. and Mrs. B.

F. Kent, Mr Mr. and J. W. Houston were Mrs.

Frank Kent and Mr. and Mrs. called to Missouri the first of the week I Chester Powers spent Sunday with by the death Mrs. Houston's father. ert Kent and family.

They returned home Tuesday. Ernest McNeal and family, IV i I I -i I 1 i i a special number. The churches of the county are Eureka, Madison, Fall River, Reece, Pirdmonf, Lament and others that we may have missed. There will be no S. S.

at Piedmont Chris'ian church Sunday, July 29. W. C. Roberts. County President.

If you are going to attend a business college any time in the future we can save you money on a scholarship. We have a scholarship good for life on the G. W. ree and temily returned hone Lack, Lucue fiasco ana wpai Love morning from their vis't in visited Sunday with Alex Dui'ap and Missoiri. Mr.

Fee repots crops io fine family- cond ticn is that part of the world. i Orvel and Jesse RiccardsonF Corban i. i i ii- D. E. Denniston, CoL A-M- Boone Harness and Shoe Repairing The Old Reliable i Satisfactory Work at Reasonable CTI Is now in a position to take Prices.

Give me a call. core of your business p. Dates Made at this Office Howard. Kansas Prions 146 Frisco Time Tab.e a EAST BOUND 9 1 I 1 328 a.m. 1JMI5 312 9:55 p.

m. 346, Local 1 1:20 p. 'WESTBOUND A I 309 6 :25 a m. -yi i nfP The flews Office W. Byrd, Agent.

Why not bring us your butter Let us send in your foi yoir We always pay the highest rr.aixt ily papers. price for same. Garlh Mc Millen went up to Wich-1 an" Lrnmet Jenkins, rranklin Ualton it Siinavin pe hU da.iohiM. Mm Milo Moore visited Sunday at Orvtl Fredonia Business College which we can sell -at a bargain. Margie, who is in the hospital.

He re-1 Jenkins. ports her doing nicely at that time. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry visited on -yc jjf re te'e Our Maurice Pattersen and family left i ounday with L.eo.

1" udge s. phone number is 35. Tuesday morning in their auto for Linn Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Richardson vis-' weej or lwo county to visit relatives for a few days.

ited Sunday in Piedmont with Glikert i -r 1 D. 1 Knarp and wite and Luy joimson s. edor renew your beacon or Sophia Boswell stayed Saturday Kansas City Post subscriptions. We I I ft f-'a and family left last Thursday in Miss car for Anadarko, to vist a night and ounday with Airs. Kay also take new subscriptions tor these two a few days with Guy Kaapp and family.

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