The Udall News du lieu suivant : Udall, Kansas • 7

METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. Jesse D. Kuykendall, Pastor Subject of sermon at 11 o'clock ser FRANK KERR M. D. Physician and Surgeon mo, Ma MARIE VAN VORST Passing of a Pioneer Mrs Martha Robb, 88 years old, one of the early pioneers of Cowley county, died -last Friday morning about 5 o'clock at her homo in Udall after an illness of long duration of a complication of maladies due to old ago.

Martha Smiley was born in New York April 22. 1821, the famiiy removing later to i 0 i where she was married in 1845 to Samuel Robb, There were born to them eight children, the first born, a son, being buried in Wisconsin, A married daughter died and is buried in California. The five surviving children are John, of Udall, Andrew and Louis of 11 i 0 Hiram, Simon and Mrs Belle Bosworth, who reside in Oklahoma. The husband died May 27, 1887 at the family homestead two miles east of Udall. The funeral of Mrs Martha Robb Sp" charming love story of a typical American girl and an English author.

Interesting from the unusual meeting described in the first few lines to the happy ending. We have secured the newspaper rights for this story! Watch for the Opening Installment! if 1 sll vice, One with uoa. Subject of evening Bermon "The Strength of the Weak. Epwoith League subject, "How to ave a Good Conscience." The League meets at 6:43. You are invited to these services, Good music, bright service and a cor dial welcome.

Rev H. C. Shipley preached last Sun day morning and gave a strong and interesting discourse on missions. On account of the bad roads aud other causes it was found necessary to pospono the Epworth League social. Announcements regarding its new date will be made later.

SCHOOL NOTES. The special number on the program at general assembly was a solo by Miss Neva Hildebrand, "0 Promise Me." The freshmen have begun work on Geology proper and are taking up the determination of minerals. The junior geometry has been most ovfully bequeathed to the sophomores. We wish them pleasant dreams and plenty of midnight During tne examinations general assembly was omitted. Examinations are safely over.

There is a goneal long drawn sigh of reiki. Miss Jewitt has the sympathy of the entire student body in her bereave ment. The sophomores have had bad luck with the owl they were developing and are looking for another specimen. They ought not to expect to have any success with the Senior's bird. A special general assembly was called Wednesday morning.

Miss Lewis, county superintendent was present and gave a most instructive addsess. Other special numbers were a trombone solo by Ross Laybourn, ''The Palms," and a song by the J. G. Glee club. PUBLIC SALE on the Little Pirate Ranch I will seli at Public Sale at my ranch, 10 miles north and i'2 miles west of Winfield.

and 5 miles east of Udall on the west side of the Walnut River, on TUESDAY, FEBUARY 1, 1910 commencing at 10 a. m. a the following described property to wit 12 Mules. 11 Horses 6 Cattle, 500 bushels of corn Alfalfa and Implements 4 extra good work mules coming 4 ts old 2 work mules coming 5 years old 2 mules coming 3 years old 2 mules coming 2 years old 2 mules coming yearlings 1 black horse wt 1400 5 years old 1 black mare wt 1400 5 years old foal by jack in 1 sorrel mare wt noo, 7 yrs old in foal by jack 1 gray driving team gyrs old 1 gray mare in foal by jack 1 bay mare wt 1400 1 bay mare in foal by jack 1 gray horse wt 1100 lbs 1 bay mare 1 saddle pony 2 milch cows 1 2-year-old heifer 1 yearling heifer 2 calves 2 double-row disc cultivators 2 riding cnltivators 1 corn binder 1 Clean-sweep hay loader 1 Sandwich side delivery hay rake 1 Standard 6-foot mower 1 McCormick 5-foot mower 1 sulkeyhay rake' 2 2-gang Oliver 12m plows, new 1 12-hole Van Brunt press drill 1 grain wagon 3 low hay wagons and racks 1 spring wagon 1 buggy 2 wagon beds 6 sets of work harness, nearly new 1 set oi double driving harness 1 saddle 1 Internat'l manure spreader 1 2-gang disc plow 1 bolt 1 tender for engine 500 bushels of corn 15 tons of alfalfa One Jackson Automobile Runabout Usual Terms FRED C. CLARKE L.W.Hoover I Auctioneers W.

R. Huston J. W. Hanlen, Clerk Lunch stand on the grounds Calls unswered promptly, day or night. Phono: No 5-2 Offlcw over tun Drug Store UDALL, KANSAS.

Tha City Butcher Shop Dan Woodruff Prop. Call and see us. We have made a general clean up and expect to keep clean up-to-date shop. MOW Is your time to have your house, paint ed or your nnner hung. Call on or write A.

B. CARPENTER residence nainter and decorator. All work cuaranteed. Residence across from the school house. It.

D. Bryson M. D. Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Calls answered promptly day or night Phones: Office 55: residence 55-2 Office second floor Taylor building, I'DALL, KANSAS City Dray Line CHALT BUCKLES, Proprietor. Sec me when vou need anything in my line.

UDALL, KANSAS IE. FRYE Undertaker and Embalmer Phone 69. Udall. Kans L. Seaman Livestock and General Farm" Sales Auctioneer Rates Reasonable Square dealing and persistency My Motto.

Correspond With Mo Or Phono Udall Kansas F. M. LATHAM Co. DE.VLER IX Building Material. Lumber, Lime, Sash Doors, Blinds, Lath and Cement, Paints, Oils and Brushes.

COAL and BRICK Udall Kansas YOUR WHISKERS AMPUTATED WITHOUT PAIN. FIRST-CLASS TONSORIAl ARTIST KEEN RAZORS, CLEAN MUGS, A TIDY SHOP Bath In Connection Laundry basket leaves every Thurs day and returns Saturday A. E. GREENLAND UDALL, KANSAS. Have you paid your News subscrip tlon? Don't Fail to Read it I You'll Like Itl THA3E mi REC IN I).

S. PAT. OFFICE. was held at the home in Udall at 10:30 oclock Saturday morning. The sermon was preached by the Rev J.

D. Kuyken dall. nastor of the M. E. church, Inter ment was in the family plot in Red Bud cemetery.

CAME TO I'DALL IN 187O The death of Mrs Robb marks the passing of one of the earliest families of this community. Samuel Robb came here with his family in 1870 and home- steaded a claim two miles east of Udall It was a pioneer country then. The railroad was built through here and the town of Udall started in 1881, eleven years after the settlement here of the Robb family, The old homestead is in other hands now, but the little old one room house still stands. The house was built of roughly hewn cottonwood by the claim taker himself. Though in later years the little hut has fallen into a delapidated condition.

Mrs Robb is said to have often expressed her wish in her latter days, when in the heat of summer her little town house was un comfortably warm, that she might be permitted again to sit in the shade of the little old home on the prairie slope and feel the soothing embrace of the prairie breeze as in yesteryear. Mrs Robb is spoken of by her neigh bors ot thirty ana lorty years as a wo man of kindness, patience and charity, it being said of her that she was never known to speak ill ot anyone, She was one of the best loved of the few first pioneers who remain. REBEKAHS and ODD FELLOWS INSTALL The following item was received too late for publication last week. Joint, installation of officers of Udall Rebokah Lodge No 473 and Udall Locke No 508 I. O.

O. F. was held Tuesday evening, Jan. 11 at thel.O O. r.

hall, after which a supper was served consisting of oysters, pickles, celery and coffee. The following officers were installed in No 473. Miss Gertrude N. Miss Hazel Atkinson, V. G.

Miss Minnie Miller, Rec. Sec, Mrs jTH. Stout, Financial Sec. Mrs Mary Akers, Treasurer Miss Ada Leeder, Warden Mrs T. F.

Hildebrand, Conductor Mrs Alma Seaman, R. to N. G. Mrs Martha Franklin, S. to N.

Mrs George Riser, R. S. to V. G. Mrs T.

W. Leeder, L. S. to V. G.

Mrs L. F. Moore, Outside Guard Mrs JasEffuer, Inside Guard Miss Edith Stout, Chaplain The following officers were installed in No 508. II. II.

Buss, N. G. Harvey Kennedy, V. G. J.

D. Hoop, Warden T. F. Hildebrand, S. Sup.

Frank Chenoweth, R. S. to V. G. George Riser, L.

S. to V. G. W. L.

Franklin, Inside Guard Albert Stout, Qutside Guard. NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Udall Home Telephone company either for rent or toll, will please call and make Home Telephone Co. NOTICE. I will ship the first car of hedge posts as soon as the condition of the roads will permit of them being hauled.

Prices and particulars at The NEWS office J. Tyson, South Haven, Kans. FOR SALE. Farm of 120 acres four niiles from Udall; 80 acres in cultivation; 40 in grass; good house and barn; good orchard; good water. Price acre.

J. W. Carlton Real Estate SMOKELESS POWDER SHOTGUN SHELLS There are more "Leader" and "Repeater" loaded shells used than any other brand. Their superior shooting is the reason why. For pattern, penetration and uniformity they are unequalled.

They hold all important records and trophies. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE RED BRAND. TRADE MASK KEG. ID U.S. PAT.

OFFICE. ra i jzffi j. Particulars of The News' magazine subscription offer will be published soon. 0 0 J. CARLTON Real Estate Agent Farms, Ranches and City Property Udall, Kansas 0 cz.