The Udall Times from Udall, Kansas • 1

') I ft I ft i ONLV oxr: COMMIT CIAL Vl'KIS'TING VOLUME 1 NUMBER UDALL, COWLEY COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1910 1 CHRISTMAS CAROL i Cm Pi .4 G. L. Seaman Local the Audit )iium ot the UJail Hitfli School pn the evening cf Deceiubi'2. occi'iied a musical cntertainmciit called a Christmas Carol Service." This musical entertainment was given the r.lee Club of the I'.

H. of and WicSnity Livestock and General Fnrm Salen AuctiDiiwr RATES REASONABLE Square Dealing and Persistency My Mdto Correrpond Wi.h Me or You will Fiive from 50 lo ico per cent ami receive high clans work. ConnectiouB wih Bell and Independent phone. UDALL, KANSAS lie sta.o of (Im Atulilori was i Ubtetully Kited with red mid white 5 vazsaccaisszsezi crepe paper. A nuniber of different kinds of music were given during the evening, the first 1m.

a vioitor in Winfield fcay. number being a Comet and 1'ianoDuct. This was io! lowed by Vocal and Instrumental Duets, and There was a lively enthusiastic meeting of the members the A. O. U.

W. at their hall riirr-J-iy fven'ii; t'i 2nd iust. a irl ift 10 ititi.t voi proceeded to elect off ecra for Ilia ensuing year. Those obcted were: C. Kennedy Master Workman, C.

R. Mvers Fore Swiss Carols. There was a reading from "ih'rds Christmas Ci.rjl." i 'ft Ah present expressed ly delighted with the musical talent Special man, I. A. Winn Ovtrseer, W.

H. Bever J. H. llildubrund visited lib; son T- Mil lebiaul at Oxford last week. Frank rittman who resides at CiTIitoii Kausas visited here over Sunday.

The quarantine has bean removed frjm the Dean home west of town. Mr. and Jack Fi ve spent several days at Oklahoma City visiting relatives. Dr Bryson, L. A.

Hoo; an I W. C. Timmo is were Winfield visitors last Kecorder, F. M. Barnhart Financier, which the students of the High Sclioo displayed that evening.

J. Feebc Receiver, Clarence Wise i lard. Silas Wie Inside watch. Dr. Here's hoping for such a service pi Bryson Medical Examiner, C.

K. Mvers this tune next year. ne Who Was Representative Grand Lodgp, L. Kenne Iv A'ternative, J. W.

Bcebe, Re elected Trustee. ft, Chrislsics Entcrfaiiuae.il si Ihc" After coiifriderable talk on the good Cor.gicgathnai Church. Preparations were begun fyf', the wek. MrOt's Winn an.l wife s.ient Chri.t-mas Day a', (he Geo. Winn a id Newell homes.

Mr and Mrs Murphy of Lincolw, Keb are visiting their daughter, Mrs K. D. Brscn. Miss Kdna Carlton, who is teachirg near Bells Plaiue, spent Christmas with Cluistnasonttrtaiiimetit at the Coi gre- of the it was fhcided to give a supper on the second Thursday evening in January, being installation evening at which every member of the order are especially requested to be present. Cnmmittec on srpper I.

A. Winn, C. R. Myers and J. W.

Bicbe. Committee gational just before the Scarlet the time to take advantage, and save Sper cent discount on anv-thing that we hftvc in stock as. we arc going to erect a hew brick building. Wo must reduce our stoe'e before build ns we will have to vacate while building. 'This discount will extend until we move out so get busy now and get that new wagon, gas engine, manure spreader, gang plow, or -anything that we have in stock.

Everybody is invited lo come look over our stock and see it we haven't something that you need. fever scare closed the public schools of the tnvu. On the Sunday following the closing of the schools, it was decid home folks. ed lo postpone th-j drills or the children Miss Ida Winn of Houston, Texr.s, 101 a ween ai least, 10 De sure Mat no spent Christinas with lfer father. Dan cause for the suread of thi rti'spus, Winn of this city.

could be laid to the charge of the Sun 01 entcrtaiiiniei R. D. Bryson, Roy Carter and H. A. Kennedy.

After further debat i it was decided to begin having a good time once and so ti members adjourned to L. G. Grant's cafe where they indulged ii a first claps lunch and then departed declaring life worth Mr and Mrs Henry Krepps of Mai- day school. One week before Christ vane spont Christmas day at the Newell mas the children were called together aad Krepps homes. again to resume practice.

the faithful direction of the committee, the mnl Store 0anii's nipl Miss Mahtl Hanson v.l.d has been staying at Hutchinson, spent her Christ children made commendable progress TOO LA1E FOR LAST WEEK in learning the parts assi-ned t' if mas vacation l.ers. if Don't forget the place 1 1 1 you are The program lasted about an hour, con Miss Thayer Stic! ney, of Jackson j. li. nr.s iecn dvu.ii some ville, Fluida, visited her sister. Mrs.

a good tim3 not acquainted now i stop in. John Da ns a few days di. ring the. last sisting of recitations, songs by elates, drills and music by the church choir. Santa CI aus visited the exercises and added mirth and variety to the occasion.

-T i I.I 1 I week and returned Tuesday by way of Ellsworth, Kamras. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Davis accompanied her as far as cieuuauie uisn av or presents were HI Vi repf" work cn die Green Valley i chool housw during the wci k. Reports are circulating that there was a double i ort'i of Udall last Sunday.

is it jo? Miss Miu Ja Cain who has beer, visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Six of Winfield, returned noma Wednesday. 0. Spoon of Wii field, was in Udall In epeakin; of Colorado, Mr.

hung 0:1 the Christmas tree and une'e Santa's dir. -ciious were.aiid!y disj os of to those whose names had been -ten on Uij packages. A liOeral was given all the members of the sell no! and to the children who were prAs nt doesn't paini the rosy vieus that sonic of the companies do, hav ing lived out there one r-ummer ami THE SURE AND EASY (HiSi knowrig of his own experience some thing about how water ri.sjlits respecting irrigation is japordisd. Under th WAY TO SUCCESS yesterday cn business. He made this 1 office a pleasant call while here.

Mrs Del Greenland an 1 daughter Gladys tcok Christmas dinner at ti home of George Winn a id Oak Ames, aft. an ab jjnee of several existing t-s stem where all in their turn have accef to the v. ater, it in omc exceptions has been possible for one c'd hog to rob all the rest by taking more who were without treats of any kind. The decorations were in keeping with the reputation of the Congregational church for excellent taste and carr iiigoat the scheme cf decora tiV.iis chosen. A more symmetrica! tree not be found than the one that ad-rn the right side of the alter of the chiiroh All present seemed to enjoj-'tthej occasion.

i than he needed or.t of a limited water supply. Tt.csj effected by it have, of course recourse to law, in which he says IN SHOOTING is to shoot Winchester Factory Loaded "Leader" and "Repeater" Shells. Charles G. Spencer, who outshot the world in 1908, a Ir i or ft 1 1 a a A a A it would have been cheaper to have years, surprise 1 his acquaLti ncos by dropping in a few days daring the week. The home talent p'ay given in the High School Auditoriu last Fiiday by the peojde ef Wilniot, was vyeli atten ded.

Clyde Magill came in from Wichita last Thursday to visit Miss Enna Keis tcr, afsistant principal of the schools done without the water. 1 mis. i. vv. Loeucr returned lues day evening from Illinois when sh record Of forii.i: Rhnts.

HiH went about ten daysSigo in responce to i i i. i i lar stock loads, the kmd yon can buy anywhere, if you yuiu leiuug ner inn uer mother was very low and ulio died during, the time INSIST UPON HAVING THE RED BRAND Mrs. Leeder was there. Unas. S.

Totter of Chartbage, dropped in Tuesday, looking for here. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Hoop and Mr. and Mrs. L-eroy Carter spent Christinas dav with relatives and friends at Win- Miss Jennie Shoup who is teaching in Mulvane, spent her Christinas vacation with her father, John Shoup of west of Udall. W. S.

Newell of Newkirk. Oklahoma. location, and was shown over this part CAK TRELL-SHOCKE Y. At hih noon Sunday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David Shockcy in the northwestern part of Joseph Boden was born in Ohio, August 3. 1833, and died December 6, 1910 at the home of Mrs. Agnes Wise, near Ironsides Oregon. by J. W.

Carlton. STORE AND POSTOFFICE AT SEELY BURNED DOWN The only store building at Seelv in At the Congregational church, liext via "expected up from thai -'place tomorrow Sunday, the paster will preach a kew which wa6 carried a small stock of lo.vn occurred the marriage of Miss MaryE. "Shockey to Mr. Charley R. Cantrell, of Winfield.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Moats, pastor of the Congregational church, in a very solemn and impressive service after which the happy couple received the hearty congratulations of the guests who had been invited to witness the general merchandise and was also in Year's day sermon after which a Sacra evening for a short visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. The Chrietmas exercises at the Con- part occupied by the post office burned mental service will be held. 'A full at- He moved with his parents to Fulton Co. Illinois where he grew to young manhood and then to Cowley Kan--sas in 1871 where he pre-empted a home on which be lived until i8tp when he sold it and moved to Missouri where he resided until 1897 then he returned to' Kansas and the most of the time since has made his home with W. E.

Smith. Leaving in Tune of this year toC-make Kiegational church were well attended tachment of the membership of the church is desired at this, meeting. In down last Saturday night between 7 and p. m. How the fire started is not known to tne evening the theme of the.

sermon ceremony. A number of friends and relatives from Winfield, Wichita and any certainty, but it is supposed to have will be: "With Christ in the Upper been set afire by the locomotive which Uiamber. There will be just one more sermon after this one in the series passed about a half hour before the fire was discovered and from which the fire. last Saturday night. The did exceedingly well considering the amount 'of practice they had.

Miss Dora Horn who for the few jhonths past has been assisting Mrs. Richards in the restaurant, returned today to Ellsworth, Kansas, where her "ather lives and where she will reside in Hie future. Miss Julia Payne, the compositor on on "Night Events In the Life of Christ." On Wednesday 'evening of next week it appears, worked its course from the other points were iii attendance at the wedding. A bountifully ladened table had been spread in honor to the occasion, to which the guests did ample justice. Numerous presents were left with Mr.

and Mrs. Contrellas mementos of the right-a-way through Borne weeds and his home with an adopted daughter in" Oregon where he was strickened with paralysis September 4th to which illness he succumbed. He Was married in 1855 to Miss who died in 891. Tothis union, was born one daughter who died iq infancy. They raised two orohant eirls the annual business meeting of this church will be held.

At this meetfng other litter ot the wood pile to the store building. Mr. Schwantes, the postmaster, and hoppy occasion. These vnnhp nnrtisl reporis win De nearu trom the different officers of the church, new officers will be elected for the ensuing "year and other business of importance wilF be will make their home in Winfield. The one of whom survive him.

and at whose Times joins with their many friends in Oxford Register, and sister Cor lelia, were here Monday, They came ip on a visit to their sister, Mrs. Ifa i ones and husband, wbo live on a farm this place. They made the Times jaant call. owner of the store has resumed the work of the post office, postmaster Atkinson of this place installing the new office with all necessary supplies. There was some insurance on both building and stock.

wishing them happiness and prosperity through life. transacted. Every resident member of the church should make aa effort to be present al this meeting. J. W.

Moats, i home he died. Kind to everybody he was well known and respected in this community," Subscribe for th Time's, Happy New Year!.