The Marion Review from Marion, Kansas • 5

THE REYIEW. MARION. KANSAS. We understand that Mr. E.

F. Anderson, for 8 years manager of the Badger Lbr. and a promi LOCAL NEWS MRS. B. MATLOCK, Editor The Loveless-Seneker Merc.

Co. CANDY SPECIALS We have selected these 2 items from our Candy Stook for a week-end Special. Guth's Tempting Fruits In Cream. Whole Cherries and Raisins, Crushed Pineapple, Strawberries and Peach in Cream, Chocolate covered. Full pounds Special 39c Mart in Chocolates: Assorted Nuts in Cream with a generous allotment of Chocolate covered, roasted Almonds.

Full pound Special 390 0 t. pat. orr, to ti id- v. mick ca Straight Facts on Tailoring Why wear the other fellows Clothing? Why not be the model for your own clothes? How many men do you know who look right in ready made clothing? It was not made for them, and no matter how well it looks when first put on, the fact remains that when a suit "settles" it loses its ironed, false form and caves in here, bags there, and wrinkles somewhere else. Oar Tailors, ED.

V. PRICE CO. will tailor your suit and overcoat to order at the same you pay for the "Store box" kind; it will not be THE MARION PHARMACY, W. C. HEREFORD, Prop.

nent citizen of Tampa, has accepted a position with the Badger Lbr. Co. in Missouri, south of Kansas City and with his family will soon leave for that place. The people of Tampa and vicinity greatly regret to loose these splendid people. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. King, Mr. and Mrs Charlie Brooker and Mr.

S. Nichols brother of Mrs. King who is here from Missouri for a visit, and Miss Lamoine Mcintosh drove to Ft. Kunston Sunday. They report Herbert Ehrlich, one of Marions fine boys, who is stationed there, in the 853rd Supply is getting along fine enjoying camp life.

Mr. Fred Frobenius has just completed the labor on a big county contractthat of putting in the culverts on the Santa Fe Trail from the Dickinson to the 'McPherson County lines. It took some time to accomplish this task but the people of the county are assured that the work is well done for "Fred" For-benius is one of the best workmen to be found anywhere and whatever he undertakes is rightly done. A recent letter from Mrs. C.

C. Minton, who has so many friends in Marion, says that she and the daughter Harriet now reside at Sunnyvale, where Harriet has charge of the Kindergarten department in the schools. Miss Harriet is enjoying the work and they are co. mice at "Just as Good" it will be so much better in Fit, Style and Individuality Don't miss Shop Elite ad. Dr.

R. C. Smith returned Sunday from his Eastern trip. Mr. H.

Poppe and Harry Gilbert were in Marion one day last week. Miss Lenore Miesse was at home from Stafford, Kansas, over Sunday. The Thimble Club will meet Thursday, Nov. 1, with Mrs. Clyde Loveless.

Robert Brooker was in Marion Tuesday, visiting his brother Charles and family. Come to the Elson Art Exhibit and see the pictures that we need in our school room. Mr. Wm. Cochran of Canton, visited his mother, Mrs.

W. F. Cochran, of this city, the first of the week. Mrs. Chas.

Bryan and daughter Harriet, came over from Manhattan last Saturday for a visit with relatives here; Mrs. Margaret Knode went to Kansas City, Kansas, last week to Bpend a part of the winter with friends there. Mr. Henry Seibel is now a retired farmer, having left the farm near Peabody he and his family are now new residents of Aulne. See Delco-Light ad in this and your Farm paper this week.

Also see display ad in Marion Garage window. 43-lt Miss Mary E. Wilson, who recently went to Wichita is studying telegraphy and is making good at the Wichita College of Telegraphy. See the prize pictures in the windows at the Grand. Those are awarded to our schools by the Elson Art Publishing Co.

Help us win them. OURSLER. Harry Clark baled hay for Geo. Bowen, Pat Willey and Jim Snell ing this week. Hardin Summers has been baling for John Skinner the past two weeks, and had the mistortune to lose part of his thumb while baling.

A good many in this neighborhood have bought their winter apples of Barney Amick who had them shipped in. that comparason will be impossib'e. But the price is reasonable. Grocery Department Items Bulk Steel Cut Oat Meal 8C 10 oz. Size Health Club Baking Powder fie 15 oz.

Size Health Club Baking Powder 12c 25 oz. Size Health Club Baking Powder 20c 1 Tea Siftings, per lb at 25c Red Kidney Beans, per can I5g Bulk Kidney Beans, per lb 8c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Locklin Kamp Kits for the Soldier Boys This package is composed of seven packages tf Best Cakes Just tie a string around the package and there is a space on the package for the address getting along, nicely. The letter also states that Edwin Haller, a former Marion boy, who has been with Carl D.

Minton at Mountain View since he located there, recently left for American Lake Training Station for service to his country. This young man who won the esteem or the people here is very much respected in Mountain View where he has made good in every way. The town turned out to see him off, showering him with tokens of love, and they say of him out there: "He is a boy in a thousand." The Loveless-Seneker Merc Go. A Surprise. Mrs.

Carroll Sager and her two months old son of 'Florence visited at the Heinsohn home the week end. Mrs. Heinsohn and Mrs. Sager, are -r Robert Amick was down from Ft. Riley over Sunday visiting his parents and his little daughter Helen.

Mr. Amick is working at his trade at the Fort. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliff of Lewis, For Sale Registered two year old Hoi-Ostein Bull from a A.

R. O. Dam, with a good milk and Butter record. This is a big fellow and 80 per cent of his calves have been heifers. For price and further particulars see DR.

C. A. BRANCH, Marion, Kansas Kansas, are visiting the week end with their son, Dr. C. B.

Smith, i They are also quests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Riggs. A Box Social, Friday, Oct. 26, RidiardsOn BrOS.

The Quality Grocers New Goads this week at The Quality Grocery Try these, they will please: Mazola Salad and' Cooking Oil, a pure refined vegetable oil, made from Indian corn superior to lard or butter for frying. Kream Krisp, for frying, for cake Q- and pastry, 1 lb and 1 ounce OOC Marshmallow Creme, ready to use for cake filling, Icings and OC Chocolate, per Jar OC Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup, pt can 25c Qt can 50c- Large cans $1,00 We are doing the best we can on Sugar, and are limiting each customer to 50 cents. We ask the co-operation of all our custo- mers to reduce the consumption. Richardson Bros. Both 'Phones No.

5 spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meisinger. Jr. Mrs.

LaDuc is sewing for Mrs. Fred Meisinger, this week. Mr. Wm. Summerville is sporting a new Hupmobile.

Wake Up, Americans A Patriotic Hallowe'en Program, November 2, 1917, at Youngtown: Instrumental Music. Song Our Flag and Country. Recitation Planting Wheat. Recitation Is the Owl Wise? Playette The Awakening of the Butterfly Queen. Recitation The Little Angel.

Recitation A Puzzled Dutchman. Pantomine Star. Spangled Ban ner. Solo Mammy's Little Coal Black Rjse. Play A Patriotic Hallowe'en.

Recitation Ihe Goblins. Recitation The Elf-Man. Recitation Jack o' Lantern, Song Ding Dong Bell. Recitation Charley's Opinion of the Baby. Playette A Hallowe'en Surprise.

Exercise A Pussy Drill. Song Show Me the Way to Ger-manee. Recitation October. Song Rheumatiz. There will be a Box Social following the Program.

The ghosts will meet you, The goblins will greet you at the Box Social at Antelope, on Friday, October 26. Do you like to play? Come and help us enjoy our playground, at Antelope, Friday, October 26th. Respectfully, 42-lt. Grace Winkley. Lost A Dog: A Fox Terrier, less than one year old, all white except few black spots on ears.

Name "Teddy" Frank Hoover, 43 Stout Motor Co Garage. Who Wants Ruins? Bulbs Tulips, Hyacinths, Nar-ciscus. No. 1 bulbs are as low as can be sold, while my stock lasts. Write or call Aulne Nursery, Aulne, Kans.

43-tf For Sale As we are contemplating the purchase of another Auto Truck, we are offering our Dray Team and Wagon for sale. Apply or call 2-2t. T. Jensen Bros. For Sale Overland Touring Car in good condition.

Extra tire and tubes full sjt of tools, price $250.00. Will sell for cash or trade for stock or anything saleable. J. R. Schmidt, 42-tf Ehrlich Garage.

For Sale or Rent My house on the hill, on North On account of extensive advertising last several important items were held over for this issue and among them the account of the surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Hett, one of Marion County's most worthy couples and here is wishing for them many more such happy occasions: "The children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

Hett gave a surprise in their honor Sunday, Oct. 14, at their home, the Hill-Top Farm. The occasion was a family reunion together with other relatives. A most bounteous dinner was served and a walk out supper. The tables were adorned with cut flowers.

There were about 80 present. Those being present were, the children: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mcintosh and son Glen; Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Hett, Myrtle, Mable and Herbert Hett. The brothers and sisters were: Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hett, Mr. John Hett.

Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hett, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hett, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Hett. The nieces and nephews were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Roberts, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Turner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hett, Mr and Mrs.

Henry Hett and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hett Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs John Hett Jr and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Frobeinus and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hett and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hett and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Barnes and son, Mr. and Mrs. Hagstrom and family of Lindsborg, Loyd and Milton Hett, Catherine, Harry, Gertrude. Louise, Oscar and Frieda Hett.

Norman, Beulah, Edna and Oriville Hett, Alfred and Irene Hett; Miss Carrie A New Real Estate Office; I Having opened up a real estate office in the W. Carpenter building just west of the postoffice, I we will be pleased to meet all of our old friends and as many new SHOP ELITE is offering some Special Bargains In Hats for Friday and Saturday Now is the time to buy your hat. while the selection is good The Resler Line Dresses, Coats and Suits will be here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Clark school house. A program and special music by Male Quartette from Marion. Everybody cordially invited.

Alice Miller. The goblins will scare you, The ghosts will get you If you don't come to the Box Social at District 43, Wednesday night, Oct. 31. 43-lt Ellen Morse, Teacher. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society will meet Wednesday.

October 31. at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. J. H. Ogdon.

Every member urged to be present as there is business of importance to be transacted. Stanley Pospisil and Joe Sklenar motored to Emporia last Saturday to witness a football game between Haskell Indians and K. S. N. Next morning they motored to Camp Funston where they spent the day with their friends.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gardner, Mrs. Lena McBride and Miss Maude Bixler drove to Strong City Sunday.

Theyw-e the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kuhn. Miss Vinnie Wi-ble who went over Saturday for a visit at the Kuhn home returned to Marion with them. W.

E. Blackburn, editor of the Herington Sun tells "us that the people of that town are planning a Municipal Celebration, for Hallow-'een night, Oct. 31st. A parade, vaudeville, etc. Everything promises to be fine.

The people of this community are invited. ones as we can. We want all the customers we can get. We have I farms of most all sizes and ranches from 1000 acres up to as large as you want. If you have a farm to sell come TP Miller as photographer." Mcintosh Meat Market Our Meats are all Home Killed We want to Buy Your Beef Cattle SPECIAL-A good Washing powder, per ipkg, 5c Try Carey's Salt Tonic for all Stock.

Fine Line Pickwick Staple Groceries. New Bulk Kraut, lb. 5c Mcintosh, Marion Bell, or Mutual, 27 i anu. see us. you want to buy a farm come and see us.

If you have a farm to rent come and see us. If you want to rent a farm come and I see us. If you want to borrow' money come and see us and if you have money to loan come and see us. If vou have land to trade for At the Christian Church W. 0.

Living3tone, Minister Sunday Services 9.45 A. M. Bible School, Charles O'Bryant, Supt. Classes for every one. Splendid orchestra, good singing.

11:00 A. Communion service and devotional meeting. There will be no preaching in the morning and no service of any kind iff the evening on account of the absence of the pastor. Prayer-meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Leader, Mrs.

Adkins. Oct. 29, 30 and 31, city proprrty come and see us. If you have city property to trade for land come and see us. Come in and list your property with us.

Come in anyhow, come and see us when in the city. Make our office your loafing place. MARION COUNTY LAND 40-5t. A. L.

Waterman, Manager. For lowest prices on guaranteed pianos look over my line. 5-tf O. M. Weimer.

Offering Dresses at a re-; duced price SHOP ELITE Cedar Street. Inquire of John Dickerson. 42-tt Mrs. Margaret Knode A cordial invitation is extended to every one to attend these pdblic meetings..