The Bonner Springs Herald from Bonner Springs, Kansas • 8

THE BONNER SPRINGS HERALD mtmtmKmraBffinatfflttgttnmntttmt CORRESPONDENCE EDWARDSVILLE. Little Harvey jj Quick, Quiet and Clean SERVICE MRS. E. A. JEWETT, Proprietor JllllyLb) lLIuv 1 fi i) A JitUIMlf feiLk r1 Eldred L.

Eaton LAWYER First National iiank Building. Telephone 108 Bonner Springs, Kansas Having decided to close out my dairy, I will offer a public sale at my place one mile west of Bonner Springs on Dr. L. E. LEE Physician-Surgeon Office up-stairt in Lee Building Mrs.

M. M. Combs and son Gilbert of St. George, anil Mrs. Arthur Rhodes of Manhattan tiro visiting at the G.

W. Brubaker home. Mr. Virgil Malone received his discharge from the navy niul is visiting friends and relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Mitchell Chandley anil children of Kansas City spent Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Puvtee. Mr.

Win. rettyjohn of Hill City, is visiting friends here. Mrs. M. M.

Shannon was shopping in Bonner Monday. Mrs. A. A. Kerns shopped in Kansas City Monday.

Miss Julia McCaffrey, one of our school teachers, is ill with the mumps. Mis. Betty Drennon was shopping in Bonner Wednesday. Miss Betrtha Canady shopped in Bonner Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

John Crist was a Kansas City shopper Saturday. Miss Florence Drennon shopped in Bonner Saturday. Mr. W. E.

Downs and Miss Jewell Shannon attended the Schuman-Heink concert at Convention hall hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Mattox and children of De Soto have been making a visit with the Runnels family. Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Barger have been on the sick list the past week. Mr. Charles Pardew spent Sunday with his family here.

Mrs. Clay McEvers and children of Bonner Springs spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Trobaugh. Miss Julia McCaffrey and Bliss Mae Long attended the teachers' meeting at Topeka Thursday and Friday. Miss Jewell Shannon visited friends in St.

Louis Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Stunz and children of Kansas City, Mrs. Paul Kincaid and daughter Pauline of Edgerton, have been visiting their sister, Mr Thos. Craighead.

Mr. Clem Drennon was in Kansas City on business Saturday. Gilbert Chandley is ill with the IV araraay, wovemDe Dr. Fred Candler Physician and Surgeon Phone 14 Candler Bldg Bonner Springs My Entire Herd of of Cows Head Bred 40 and DR. JUS.

K. WILL Surgeon Dentist Fourteenth Year Resident Dentist in Bonner Springs. Suite 1 and 2 Lee Building This stuff is of my own raising and is of extra good quality, the results of twelve years breeding. See sale bills for further particulars. Absolutely no Outside Stuff sold at this Sale DR.

J. G. LEE, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office in the Lee Building with Dr.

L. Lee. Office Phone 72 Residence Phone 175 mumps. Miss Elizabeth Williamson was down from K. U.

over Sunday. Miss Edna Taylor spent Sunday with relatives in Bonner Springs. Mrs. Laura Purtee was a Bonner Springs shopper Monday. Little Margurite Canady is on the sick list.

McCullough O'Brien, Auctioneers Mr. Dallas Lassiter was a Bonner visitor Monday. Mrs. Lulu Walker was visiting rela tives in Kansas City Monday. Miss Louise Gordon shopped in Bonner Monday.

Mrs. Rosa Parker of Wilder is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. J. Smith, who is quite ill Messrs James and Charles Varner have returned from a.

trip to Kathryn Irwin is attending high school in Kansas City. Mr. Will Winter was in Kansas City one day this week. Mr. Belshe visited in Kansas City last week Expert Watch Repairing Agent Railroad Watches.

Official watch inspector K. K. V. W. R.

R. (third year) Mrs. Emmett Shaw returned home Tuesday evening from a visit with her daughters, Mrs. S. H.

Stubbings, Miss Frances Shaw and other relatives in Mrs. Leslie Ney is on the sick list. Mrs. Will McConnell made a trip to the county seat Wednesday. The Glenwood Ladies Aid Society are invited to spend the day, Friday, Nov.

21, with the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church at Kansas City, Kas. Mrs. Leslie Ney will entertain the Ladies Aid Tuesday Nov. 18th. Mrs.

W. H. Sowers is reported to be quite ill. SCHOOL EDWARDSVILLE HIGH NOTES. Permanently located at 133 Oak St, A.

W. PETTIT THE JEWELER PIPER. the precipice above. He signals that Bella is to be captured and Dick is to be killed. One of the men on the raft tries it just a3 Dick is clambering aboard.

Dick upsets him into the water and the second man and Dick have a terrific fight on the raft. Bella, who has been dragged aboard and is rapidly recovering, tries to aid Dick. After vanquishing the lumberjacks and leaving. them to their fate in the lake, Dick takes the launch and heads down stream toward the sawmill. Bullhead and his gang ride to intercept them.

At the sawmill Dick and Bella board a marine engine with its lumber cars and at the point of a pistol Dick makes the engineer start the train just in time to avoid Bullhead. The gang pursue and drive their horses alongside the flat car of the train. At a great risk Bullhead and two others of the gang board the moving train from horseback. They are engaged in a pistol duel with Dick and are finally frustrated when Dick, daring death, uncouples the car from the engine and they are left behind. Meanwhile some of the gang have chopped down a big tree and dropped it in the path of the onrushing lumber train.

The train is stopped to avert a crash and Dick and Bella The gang are prevented from following by Dick's revolver as he covers them through the trap door. They concoct evil scheme and leave the storehouse, going to the top of the cliff above the house. Boulders are dropped on the roof. The couple are about to be crushed by the heavy rocks which come through the roof when Dick discovers a trolley cable from the house to the valley below that had been used to send supplies down into camp. Holding to the hook of the trolley they are carried down into the valley out of the danger threatening them.

At the other end of the wire more of the gang are waiting for them. Seeing this new danger threatening them, Dick and Bella take a great chance and drop into a lumber flume where the wires crosses it. They manage to scramble aboard some logs being borne down the flume and drift out of sight of the gang. Bullhead heads them off by a short cut at a point where the flume spans a sort of a gorge', the gang chops down the supports of the flume, causing it to collapse. They hide themselyves and lay in wait for Dick and Bella to arrive at the spot.

Not until they are on top of the break in the flume do the daring couple realize their danger and they are rushed toward it to be killed or crushed by the fall and the logs. Funeral FRANK ALDEN Licensed Embelmer AutoorHrrse Drawn Hearse The Ridge Circle had a wienie roast Thursday night. All report a good time. Mrs. John Courtney and little granddaughter, Roberta Winters, were Piper visitors Tuesday.

Mrs. Smith spent one day last week visiting at Welborn. Mrs. Converse of Newton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.

M. Irwin. The air is quite crimpy these mornings. Everybody is busy gathering corn and getting the fall work up in shape. Mrs.

Statlee has returned home after a three-weeks sickness at her daughter's home in Kansas City, Kas. Mr. McCoy has moved to town for the winter. The school ma'm is just doing fine. Everyone is well pleased with her work.

Maude Haff was a Tonganoxie visitor Sunday. Mrs. Mendenhall is on the sick list. Mrs. Hook spent Sunday with her mother, who is in the hospital.

Mrs. Sterl Courtney visited at the John Courtneys one day last week. Miss Julia McCaffrey, grade teacher, is ill with the mumps. School was dismissed in her room until Thursday. The teachers of the high school and Miss McCaffrey attended the state teachers' meeting at Topeka last week.

Tuesday being Armistice day the schools had a holiday. Edwardsville basket ball teams will play with Lansing here Friday the 14th of November. Names of pupils having perfect attendance for month ending October 31: Primary Room Edith Hale, Ruth Purtee, Dorothy Kerns, Lqis Pearson, Carol Pearson, Wilda Taylor, Mildred Crist, Christine Lowe, Mark Hale, Emmett Phelan, Paul Malone, Elbert Kindred. Intermediate Grades Mattie Hale, Lynn Elliott, Genevieve Purtee, Kenneth Kerns Ellis Purtee, Lola Pur Mrs. Carrie Cook and children of Kansas City spent the week-end visiting at the R.

L. Brown home. The high school girls gave a miscellaneous shower on Mrs. Frank Ras-dell Saturday at the home of Elmer Scott. She received many nice useful presents and everyone reported as having a nice time.

Mr. William Heck passed away Monday evening at the home of his Ambulance Service Lady Assistant Phone 74 niece, Mrs. Sam Walker of Wolcott. Mr. Jacob rrisch was operated on at Bethany hospital Monday.

He was resting well at last report. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holyfield; Wes Bring Your Clothes To be pressed and fixed up and cleaned to WINTHROP, The ley and Ethel spent Friday in Prof. Marks, Miss Close, Elsie Cof fey and Una Dail attended the state teacher's meeting at Topeka Thursday and Friday of last week.

tee, Irene Lowe, Mildred Coleman, Myrtle Canady, Gilbert Chandley, Helen Rand, James Rand, Roy Divers, Grammar Grades Elizabeth Gordon, Norine Ellsworth, Alpha Ben ELM GROVE. make a dash up a hill and take refuge in a storehouse at the foot of a cliff. Bullhead and the others following close behind break in and Dick and Bella are driven to the second floor. B. T.

WILLIAMS Harness and Shoe Repairing Only Subscribe for the Herald. $1.00 per year. Armistice day was not observed 123 Second Street Sunday at the church because of the inclement weather. nett, Mildred Craighead, Evelyn Herd-man, Ruth Edington, Jean Elliott, Florence Drennon, Francis Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Ellis and daughter Sadie were Kansas City goers Thursday. Quite a number from Piper attended the pie supper given at the Center Point school house Saturday night. The proceeds netted $19.75. Mrs. Margaret Barger had quite an accident Sunday.

She fell down, dislocating her wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Seufert made a business trip to Kansas City Monday. "SMASHING BARRIERS" The Glenwood harvest home was quite a success, both socially and financially.

We have been unable to Lodges obtain the exact ngures Dut more han two hundred dollars was realized. Wayne Williamson, Bonnie Purtee, Christina Purtee, Erma Craighead, Theora Divers, Ruth Lowe, Walter Hale, Opal Malone, Gordon Rowley. High School First month: Nora Brown, Carl Edington, Bernice Jack The Ladies Aid desires to thank each auer and all who helped to make this an nual affair successful. arage The school board have purchased son, Matilda Malone, Edmund Tyson, a new piano which will be installed Seventh Episode to be Shown at the Royal Theatre Tuesday Evening, Novmber 18th. Claire Williarhson, Beatrix Charlton, Vera Kerns.

Bonner Springs Lodge No. 868 A. F. A. M.

Stated communications first and third Mondays of each month. Visitors and sojourners welcome. W. F. Rehm, W.

L. Burnam, Secretary Second month: Ermae Herdman, Bernice Jackson, Vera Kerns, Edmund Tyson, Florence Storer, Irene White, Claire Williamson, Carl Ed ington, Frank Schlup, William Combs. in Elm Grove school room tne latter part of the week. There was no school Thursday and Friday as Miss Honorah Rieger attended state teachers meeting at Topeka. Mr.

and Mrs. G. E. Glover were called to Ettdora Saturday morning. Mrs.

Stover's brother, Francis, had the misfortune of having a horse fall on him, breaking a leg and bruising him up generally. Miss Alma O'Donnell entertained Miss Dora Lee Park of Monticello from Monday evening until Wednesday morning. Mrs. Stella Klamm was also a guest at the O'Donnell home Tuesdav. We have a good line of automobile equipment includingTires, InnerTubes, Patches and Genuine FORD PARTS Come in and get accquainted.

We will appreciate your patronage Phone 59 PLEASANT RIDGE. Bella falls over the cliff and lands in the lake, narrowly escaping being crushed to death by the lumber that falls all about her. Dick, still clinging to the horses, is dragged away. Bullhead and his gang come upon the scene. Dick jumps from the wagon and rushing to the edge of the cliff makes a daring dive from the edge and swims to Bella.

Just as he starts towing her to safety a motor boat, towing a log raft and manned by lumbermen from the camp comes into view near where they are struggling to reach shore. With good intentions the crew of the boat start to rescue Dick and Bella. Tlfeir attention is attracted by Bullhead on Mr. John Winters is serving on the jury. Mrs.

W. M. Irwin is on the sick A. O. U.

W. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in the I. 0. 0. F.

hall. Visitors always welcome. W. S. Twist, Master Workman; Dr.

J. K. Will, Recorder; A. W. Pettit, Financier.

list. Mrs. Frank Grimes visited the first Mr. G. Bellamy has purchased a gasoline engine to grind his feed and of the week with relatives ui Kansas City.

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