The Fredonia Daily Herald from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

in NEWS BRIEFS AND PERSONALS. Miss Ada Moore, of Coyville, was here yesterday between trains ping. Miss Moore attended business college here some months ago and now has a position in Wichita, Mra, W. P. Maxey is quite ill at her home on Washington street.

Mrs. W. C. Suttle, who has been ill for several days and threatened with all attack of pneumonia is reported very much improved today. Mrs.

E. N. Mikesell who has been ill for a few days is much better today, Master Bob Davies, son of the Rev. and Mrs. J.

Ashton Davies, of the Methodist church is reported on the list of sick people. Mrs. Alex Hunt is in Neodesha caring for her daughter, Mrs. Joe who has been Ill for some time is much improved. Mrs.

L. Deer, of Nowata, and daughter in law, Mrs. Elmer Deer, of Coffeyville, were here yesterday visit. ing relatives. W.

A. Bonwell, who has been working at the refinery at Neodesha, was here Wednesday visiting his uncle, A E. Brewster and family, From here he went to his home at Emporia. John H. Hamilton, age 18, of Fredonia, and Miss Jennie M.

Causey, age 18, of Neodesha, were married here Wednesday, January 21st Probate Judge Dennis J. Sheedy, officiating. Mrs. Hamilton, mother of the groom, accompanied them. Ralph E.

Reynolds, age 18, of Lafontaine, and Miss Grace B. Lewis, age 17, of Neodesha, were married here Wednesday. They were accompanied to Fredonia by the bride's mother, Mrs. Addie Lewis, of Neodesha, Harry Crocker returned to his home in Kansas City yesterday after a week here looking after business matters. Mr.

Crocker is a hay buyer. W. R. Dunham of Joplin, came yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs. Cyrus Ohler and to look after business matters.

J. E. Brinegar and Thomas Cantrall left yesterday for Covington, Okla. where they are working in the oil fields. Mr.

Brinegar has a string of tools there. Fred Hollis was a business visitor in Vilas between trains yesterday. Miss Ada Shullenbarger returned to her work here yesterday after visiting her parents at New Albany, a short time. She was accompanied here by Mrs. Oro Shullenbarger, of New Albany, who will visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Richey here this week. Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Moon of Toronto were here Thursday looking after business matters and visiting Mrs. Moons brothers, Chester Lucas of the Carlson Meat market.

The Rev. W. J. Webster and wife were here yesterday enroute from Leon to Humboldt, where they will hold a meeting. They held a meeting here last December.

Mrs. Eva Cain and daughter, Miss Stacy Broyles, of Movingen, who have been here visiting Mrs. Cain's cousin, Mrs. Cyrus Shotts, went to Chanute yesterday to visit relatives. J.

F. Shaner, of Ottawa, who has been here visiting the John Smith family went to Willow Springs, yesterday to look after business matters. Mrs. Minnie Baker returned yesterfrom New Albany where she has day been visiting relatives. A.

C. Shannon and H. E. Redfern, went to Kansas City yesterday to look after business matters. They were accompanied as far as Yates Center by Mrs.

Redfern, who will visit relatives there a few days. Mrs. Thelma Underwood Slusher daughter of P. H. Underwood, formerly of Fredonia, but now of Texas, married January 12, '1920, to a was New York broker and will wealthy spend her honeymoon in France.

They will be at home after May 1 1st in a handsomely furnished bungalow on Riverside Drive, New York City. Mort Thurman returned to his home in Lawrence yesterday after visiting daughter, Mrs. R. J. Kennedy, of his and relatives and friends at Neodesha, Altoona and Fredonia.

Naomi Best, who attends high school will spend the week eind with here home folks at Coyville. Miss May Dickinson returned to her home in Leavenworth county, Kansas, today, after spending several days here the guest of Mrs. Dennis J. Sheedy, and other friends. Mra.

Nellie Gish and son and daughter, of Altoona, were here yesterday attending district court. J. W. Hyde, of Altoona, was here yes, terday attending the district court and looking after business matters. A marriage license was issued terday, January 23rd, to Henry M.

Varner, age 22 of Benedict, and Miss Syl. via M. Shoop, age 22, of Buffalo, Judge S. C. Brown and Jesse Shinn.

court stenographer, returned to their homes in Chanute today after attending the district court here for sever al days. Court has adjourned for the week. Mra. Jessie Mount and daughter, Jessie Elizabeth, of Benedict, returned home today after visiting Mrs. Mount's father, C.

Wray, Miss Emma Calkins, who teaches at Cario, went to Chanute today to spend the week end. W. W. White, of Chanute was in town today transacting business. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Tash, went to Neodesha today to spend the week end with Mrs. Tash's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Nichols went to Kansas City today on business. Mrs.

Nichols will visit friends and relatives while there, Mrs. Chas Stevens left today for Joplin, where she has a position. Humorous Comment. Willie had accompanied his mother to church sociable at which lee cream was served. The following Sunday his brother had served lee cream at the noonday meal, and there being a small quantity left, had apportioned it to the members of the family at supper.

On receiving h's portion Willie looked at his plate critically, then said: "Mamma, this looks like sociable dish of ice cream." Try Heraid Want Ads. 48,000 Drug Stores Sell it. Five million people' use it to KILL COLDS' HILL'S CASCARA DO QUININE BROMIDE Standard cold remedy for 20 years -in tablet form--safe, sure, opiates- -breaks up a cold in 24 hours--relieves grip in 3 days. Money back if it fails. The genuine box has Red top with Mr.

Hill's picture. Ae All Drum Stares GOODYEAR TIRE AND INNER TUBES OZARK TRAIL GARAGE "Ghost" Taken Alive From Gotham Chimney New of Ridge street tenement house were almost correct when they reported to the police that groans of a "ghost" had been noying them for two days, Detectives and firemen dug a hole in a chimney in the house and extracted David Cohen, a pushcart peddler, who said that, bus iness being bad, he had decided to end his life by jumping down the five-story chimney. He was taken to hospital suffering chiefly from hunger and haustion. NO TRIAL, KAISER THINKS Former Emperor Too Lethargic to Concentrate Mind on Suggestion That A He Surrender. -Former Emperor William of Germany believes he will not be brought to trial by the allies, says the Berlin correspondent of the Daily Mail.

Various friendly sources have White CONSTANCE -TONIGHT- "UP THE ROAD cently suggested that he surrender to the allies, offering to give the court all information in his power, the correspondent says, but he appears too lethargic to take any steps or even centrate his mind upon the preparation of notes. Next to sawing wood, the erstwhile monarch's main interest seems to be the various campaigns waged in Rus. sia, which he follows with the aid ot large beflagged maps, and he eagerly reads all the news from that country. Wild Ducks Pursue Grasshoppers. Bismarck, N.

Invasion of North Dakota by grasshoppers has brought a counter invasion of wild ducks and geese, according to the reports of the game wardens from all over the state. In virtually every section of the state where there is water thousands of ducks and geese are to be found weeks earlier than usual, feeding on grasshoppers. Deer are more plentiful than in former years along the Missouri river bottom, according to reports, Mrs. A. H.

Butler who was called here by the serious illness of her moth. er, Mrs. G. W. Walters, left Thursday for her home in Cleveland, Miss.

Mrs. Walters is somewhat better. Way that heard der. -TONIGHT- of twice TALMADGE in sounds WITH SALLIE" BACK AGAIN" (Comedy) MONDAY GLADYS BROCKWELL in "BROKEN COMMANDMENTS" Extra- AND -Comedy. MONDAY.

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Thos, Ince presents WM. S. HART 'The Money An ARTCRAFT Picture Added ME No advance in prices on this big special. 72 UNIONS A Bean Is A Bean-. and a pea is a pea.

But there are no two beans or two peas alike. An Atomizer Is An Atomizer-But the line we carry is unlike any other line carried. We guarantee OUR ATOMIZERS and our guarantee is OUR BOND Pierce, Robbins Pierce The Rexall, Store Phone 61 Young Men's Suits WORTH $35.00 TO ONLY $29.00 BLANKINSHIP'S Outfitters for Men and Boys Fredonia Sound of Cannonading. An authority on the subject states the sound of cannonading can be much farther than that of thunThe limit of the carrying power thunder is about fifteen mites, while that number of miles is not considered any great distance for the of battle to travel. Frost at Varying Heights.

The reason frost occurs on low lands when there is none on high ground is because the higher ground cools off more rapidly than the lower, and the upper stratum of air being thus condensed, flows downward and deposits the moisture, which changes into frost. Cold air is heavier than warm and settles to the bottom. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. Phone No. 691.

Shop 2nd street and Railroad tracks. No. 18, Globe bldg. Cherryvale, Kansas. Rewinding of motors, generators, and transformers.

Private lighting plants bought and sold on commission. "IF IT'S CTRICAL- -WE KNOW IT" Any time, any place, any thing, electrical. Phone 691. Experience and reference. "TODAY, I'M WELL" Says Jackson Lady, And Thanks Cardui For Her Good Health.

Jackson, Ohio--Mrs. Alice Scurlock, of this place, writes: three or four years I was in a very weak state. I suffered with my sides. They were sore and it seemed when I would lay down at nights something seemed like it twisted and pulled in my sides. I could not rest nights, I was so very nervous.

time I was worse than others, the pain was much more severe. I had sick headaches. My limbs would get numb and this was disagreeable I doctored myself and tried different doctors I was very frightened of operations and felt I could not go through one, I had gotten down so nervous. read of Cardui and decided to use it. took 11 or 12 bottles.

Today I'm well and do not have any nervous trouble. am able to do my own work and feel so strong and well. My sides are all right. and I know Cardui did it. I certainly am stronger than in a long time." If you suffer from any of the troubles so common to women, try Cardui.

Thousands of women give Card-u-i credit for their good health. NCB-10 CHICHESTER BRAND. PILLS Ladies! Ask your Bruggist for Diamond Pills in Red and Geld metallic boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. Take no other. Buy of DIAMOND BRAND PULLS, for X5 Ask for years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE For Flynn's Auto Livery Call 542 Day or Night FURS-FURS-FURS! and hide buyer in FreOldest fur We pay at all times the donia.

highest market price. in the market at all times We are for all kinds of junk. Get our before you sell your rubber, prices iron, burlap, or old rope, etc. MARSHALL'S JUNK YARD Phone 743. 189-30 CEMENT BLOCKS For sale for all building purposes, call 597 or see DALLAS GILSON 202 N.

10th street. Let me figure on your foundations. Prices are right. W. O.

IRWIN Optometrist Over Kisor's Store. H. WILSON Undertaker Carries the largest line of funeral supplies of any establishment Wit 4011 county. G. S.

BROWN SON rear of Right Way Tailor Shop. General Plumbing and Repair Work Phone 242 W. R. C. meets first and third Saturdays at 2:30 p.

m. in court house. BELLE RYDE, Pres. For Taxi call 2 2 6 OR. E.

C. DUNCAN Office Long Building, Phone 27 Rooms, 902 Madison, Phone 552 E. L. Brown Optometrist We Grind the Lenses The Best of Professional and Mechanical Services Phones: Office. 147, House, 211 Clyde R.

Van Meter PLUMBING SHOP I have opened a plumbing shop in the rear of the Right Way Tailor shop, and am ready to do all kinds of plumbing and repair work. Your patronage solicited. Both phones, 488. 525 Madison ALBERT A. NATTIER Attorney at Law Office over Blankinship'sSide Square--Special attention to pro bate matters..