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Potwin Progress from Potwin, Kansas • 5

Potwin Progress from Potwin, Kansas • 5

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Potwin Progressi
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Potwin, Kansas
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Mr. O. A. Lamer one of White LOCAL FLASHES water's barbers visited with his sis ter Mrs. Cummings of this city on Friday of last week.

Linen shoe laces at Holcomb's. Go to Ilolcomb for cork insoles Ben McCloud was a Potwin vist or Monday. i Have you seen Cupid the little pony that almost talks. To be seen in Rogers show. We have been enjoying some Mrs.

Lizzie Nidick is here from glorious rains. Manic McCraner left for White water Tuesday. Til Jess Henrie transacted business in ElDorado May 5. Arkansas City visiting Mr. C.

B. Rhoadcs arid family. Mrs. L. D.

Williams-was on the sick list last week but is up and about her work again. Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph and Miss. Fern Adams visited in Wichita the past week.

Mr. Chas. Baldwin are Mrs. Frank Snyder was a New ton caller last week. Mrs Z.

Sample was a New ton visitor Monday. Prof. Andrew Nurphy is spending a brief vacation with homef oiks at Lathan which he will resume his work at Mr. F. A.

Rice's store. The Epworth league which being organized, will hold its first meeting next Sunday evening, that being rally day. Everybody is invited. Carl Williams who has been a tuberculosis patient at the M. W.

A. hospital at Colorado City, Colorado, is much improved and will be able to return home in June. R. M. Poe will attend the "Mayors of Kansas" convention at Wichita May 16th, and will go from there to Hutchinson on business with the Home Telephone Company.

Evangelist C. I. Martin, who held the revival meetings at the E. church a few weeks -ago, will return in the near future to visit with the-pastor and other friends in Potwin. Mr.

Edison the organ tuner was on our street Monday carrying an arm' in a sling as a result of a wreck on the Union Pacific R. R. a few days ago in which his left arm was broken in two places. Miss. May Gaskell is in receipt Alvin Kcsler Sundayed with the parents of a nice baby girl born Tuesday, May 10.

home folks at Benton. Send us in a nice list of sub Have I got button hooks? You bet I have. Holcomb. scribers and help push Potwin to to the prosperity point. Touring Car $950.

00 Roy Hamilton made a buisness a Roadster 900.00, The painters arc at work beauti trip to ElDorado Monday. .) WHEN you buy, consider that a heavy-weight car makes a light-weight pocket "book, and buy for quality and strength, not quantity. The Jight low priced Ford is low priced, equinomical in consumption of gasoline, tire and repair bills. Cars are equipped with any one of the several styles of bodies. fying P.

A. Kunsclman's residence with a nice coat of paint. Peder Paulson at the county seat on business last week. If your friends perish in pointing Tourabout 950. 00 fully equipped, including extension top, cross frame, wind shields, speedemeters, gas lamps and generator, three oil lamps and tcbe horn.

Model 7, town car 1200.00 See Dot, Eva, Trilby and Cupid out your faults, remember if you had none it would be different. H. P. LONG, Agent, Potwin, Kans. Earl LaForge of Towanda'came iully equipped, except gaslight.

to Potwin Tuesday to assist Jess Henry wall stone and cement work. Mrs. C. C. Hoaglin left Thurs of a letter from her sister Mrs.

day May 5th for a few weeks visit with her parents in St John Kansas. R. E. Joseph dated Apr. 11th stat SAY! in a four pony drill Rogers.

F. A. Rice has just placed a fine new refrigerator in his store. A troop of trained Esquimax dogs to be seen in Rodgers show. Mrs.

John Holcomb made a business trip to ElDorado Friday. Fern Adams and Iva Bowyer were Newton callers Tuesday. Mrs. Newbury was the guest of Mrs. Geo.

W. Tolle last week. Miss Edith Reeves of Whitewater was a Potwin visitor Tuesday. B. T.

Hamilton is nursing a very was a friendly caller ing that they had arrived at Capetown, had enjoyed the voyage im-mensly, and were all Well, i at the Progress Office Fridayjtrying to rake up old acquaintance with A few weeks ago we heard much our Typo boy. complaint about dry weather chinch bugs, high winds, and dust show Milo Ball has just completed a ers. Now the rains has come, new automobile garrage and has placed his order for a new Ford the dust is settled, the chinch bugs are being drowned, and the all well in the land of the car to put in at. What about that Two Row Lister Cultivator that you intend to buy We have The Moline Supreme and The Moline Lay By. You know what the name 'Moline' Vmeans in the Implement Line.

Henry Mulnix having resigned troublesome pet in the form of a felon. J. O. Whitmore is erecting a his position as drug clerk at Rus fine lumber shed 60x160 feet, in Mrs. Frank Mulnix and young sell, is -visiting with home folks in'Potwin.

est child are visiting in Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs. S. F. Whitlow 'and daugh which he will store his entire stock of lumber.

This not only improves the looks of town but will keep the lumber in good condition and enable them to work in the dry at all times. ter Fara, of Wichita, are visiting M. A. Harper went to Wichita at B. Whitlow's and A.

Monday to buy stock hogs and Harper's the past two weeks. cattle. Mrs. Volney Styles returned W. S.

WILLIAMS after a week visit with friends in Benton. Sam Oders and wife went to El City Dray and Transfer Co. Dorado Saturday, returning on Monday. T. M.

Barnes, pastor of the M. E. church, was a Whitewater vis None are Better, Few as Good If you want one of these machines you had better come early as we expect to have trouble in getting more when our present supply is gone. If you want a. Cultivator it will pay you to investigate our line.

We have the Balance Frame Dandy, Sewsaw, and Double Dutchman in Moline. JANESVILLE AND OHIO CULTIVATORS. J. Q. Whitmore.

itor Monday, -a PTTfT1 SCC9C0B PTTT1 5353 PROMPT DELIVERY Do a general draying and transfer business, and will be pleased to serve yon. Courteous treatment to all Orlaii Lintner spent the later part of- last week atLathan visiting with friends, TTTTTTTffiTTTTT-TffiTTTffiVffiTffiTTffiTTffiYffiTg "I rr 1 tjrO 1 8 McNary. is back at his old position' as clerk in A' Rice's store. See the human Swallows in feats of strength on the double trapeze. Rogers show, Mrs.

Amelia White is quite ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. J. Houston. R.

B. RAND 1 for all kinds of General Blacksmithing I Auto Repairing and Oils Miss Mae Gaskell is taking care of the postoffice work during Mr Cain's absence. You Make Your Cook ALL WORK DONE ON 17 Potwin, Kans. 2 Mrs. Will Paulson and baby UPPO Doris returned 'from Axteel's Happy 1 THEPOTWIN by providing her with a' sack of Out High Grade hospital Wednesday.

Milford Crabtree is very sick and the doctor expresses little hope for his recovery. Miss. Bessie Snyder spent a few days last week visiting with relatives in Wichita. Protracted meetings at the M. J3.

Church closed Sunday evening after a two weeks service. larnss Shop Red Stai Flour FOR ALL KINDS OF "The Best on the Market Made by, the RED STAR MILLING JCO. WICHITA Harness, Fly nets, Lap Dusters, Saddles and Whips. Repair Work a Specialty. c.

A. WILSON. Shoe Repairing We have a nice line of all kinds of Groceries, Dry Goods, "Star Brand" Shoes and Gents' Furnishings We want to call your attention especially to the fine line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear we are carrying The Alfalfa Mills IS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR Neatly Done Srrop one door east of 'Central Hotel. we have "FITZ" that famous brand of Overall, which Pure Alfalfa Meal, Corn, Chop, Molasses and Mixed Feeds Yes! always satisfies the -wearer Special atten- 1Q 1 fl tion paid to the cl11 1 and seed business. Highest price paid for hay.

When in need of I don't forget us. -M We are prepared to supply wants. F. A. RICE Call and see our line of goods YOUR WORK SOLICITED John Holcomb Kansas C.

T. LAIRD, Manager rrivivivivivivivivivivivivivi.

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Pages Available:
237
Years Available:
1910-1910