Galena Weekly Republican from Galena, Kansas • Page 5

ed lira. Prsi izzlj Fri- i NOTES By BajacMB Fw Br County Agent Are a few of bur for Saturday many Bargains and Monday riia Pdito sCsEsd ca rlUUri re veryiljusy-ploTTfcsr ccms- Thomas Hayhurct called Jewell Brewier Saturday niJit. Seth Button called on Ilia Violet Thompson Saturday. Frank Wade called on Clyde Bre wier in Baxter Sunday. Raymdnd and Ralph Denton were1 out joyriding Sunday.

Clyde Brewier called on Thomas Hayhurst Friday. Tad Gailey called on W. E. Hay hurst Friday. J.

T. Addington and wife called on their nephew, Oscar Hedges Sun day. Bessie Brewier called on Laura Hayhurst Sunday. Mrs. May.

Ketchum called on Mrs. W. E. Hayhurst Sunday. RAtn neonle are always trying to annex the goose that lays the golden egg, while others are content wim the egg.

1 Ptw bg lard, per Best grade compound, per lb Good bulk Coffee, per lb" 2 large No. cans Pork and Beans Large cKom Tomatoes, each 8 small cans Tomatoes 5 lbs Colorado Pinto Beans bars Lenox Laundry Soap bars P. G. White Laundry Soap Fresh mixed cookies, per lb 8 No. 2 size cans kraut 7 packages Pride Washing 7 bars Swift's Peerless toilet Soap Large cans Sunbright Cleahzer Smoked bacon squares, per lb Genuine Dixie bacon "squares, per lb Beet dry salt side meat, per lb Large cans Lee's Baking Powder Searchlight Matches, per box Large package Ivory Starch ULLOGK'S ter Friday, -x 5 Jewell Brewier calUd on Thocua Hayturst-Ssturdiy: gliomas and Lum Hayhurst and Je-well Brewier wer in Baxter Satur day -v Laura Hayhurst called on Bessie Gailey Thursday.

Miss Vernie Curtis and Melvin Thompson were married at Pinevfllei Monday. Owen Thompson called on home folks Wednesday night. Word was received today that Mrs. Cora Hayhurst of Denver, Colorado was visiting in Drumright. When her husband arrives they will make their home at that place.

Thomas Hayhurst and Jewell Bre wier were in Baxter Saturday night. Wesley Smith of Miami called on W. E. Hayhurst Thursday on business. Owen Thompson was on the sick list this week.

Corn looks fine but we need rain. Dave Hayhurst and family called on W. E. Hayhurst and family Sun day. Opal and Eva Thompson arrived Monday from the berry fields where they have been Claude Walker called on Miss Eva Thompson Tuesday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson visited June Thompson and wife Mon day night. June Enyart called on Owen Thompson Tuesday night. Mrs; Tennie Thompson of Baxter visited Mrs.

Ola Enyart Wednesday night Laura Hayhurst visited Zona and Ruby Enyart Monday. Mrs. Tennie Thompson called on home folks Sunday. Thelma Gilmore called on her aunt, Mrs. Ola Enyart Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hedges are the proud parents of a fine baby boyw. Grandmother Gilmore is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ola Enyart this week.

Nellie Hayhurst is visiting her bro-ther in Drumright. Dan Warner and wife ffaned on their sister, Mrs. Mary Addington bn Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Marsh was a Baxter visitor Monday.

Mrs. Josie Brewier called on Mr. To Keep American on the Seas Galena, Kansas Corner 7th and Joplin Sts. Phone 192 i Barnes, County Azent and Karl Kain of Baxter left Friday June llth for points in Ohio to purchase carload of Guernsey cattle for Cherokee County Pure-bred "Guernsey Breeders' Association. They expect to attend a sale every day this week to select the cattle next week.

The farmers of Cherokee County harvest including haying and stacking at the same as was paid last year 40 cents an hour: This was decided upon at a meetinb of the farmers called at Columbus by the Farm Bureau. Cherokee County is not in the wheat belt and harvest us ually begins here ten or twelve Hays sooner than in-the wheat belt of Kan sas, making it possible for the har vest worker to take, care of the harvest in this county while on their way to the west. The price for man and 'team was set at 50c an hour upon the basis of exchange of work as there is little hiring of teams. As last year the Farm Bureau will as far as possible secure harvest help for the farmer and locate places for workers." Phone Columbus rural 445. An inquiry has come to the office concerning the" use of Arsenate of lead for insects infesting watermel ons.

It is often necessary to use something to rid garden' vegetables of insect and disease. Arsenate of 1 as a mixture for chewing insects. The powder form is more convenient to handle and weigh than the paste. It should be kept well stirred while being sprayed so as to spread the poison evenly. It should not be used on cabbage or cauliflower after the heads begin to form.

The proportions to use are two ounces of the powder Arsenate of lead to three gallons of water or if the paste is used, four ounces to three gallons of water. BLUE SPRINGS Miss Ruby Enyart called on Miss i Laura Hayhurst Saturday evening and H1 To -For the first time since the Civil War we have a real merchant marine. It cost us $3,000,000,000 to get It. The farmer, laborerevery American Is Interested in holding our position on the seas. As a first step In this direction it Is necessary to modify those articles of existing commercial treaties which have operated to thwart the upbuilding of our merchant marine By giving the notice of termination for which the several treaties provide.

This action Is. directed In the constructive Shipping Bill now before Congress Which declares it to be the policy of the United. States "to do whatever may be necessary to develop and encourage" a merchant marine. This policy deserves the support of every American. Lacking this support the present effort to maintain our merchant marine may suffer the fate of many ineffective attempts of the past Send for a copy of "For an American Merchant Marine.

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C. Scott of Military was in Ga lena Tuesday. Melgar Densman and Roy Hamilton will leave this week for Pratt, Kansas. Miss Verna Martin visited Vera Stevens in Hoekerville Miss this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Brooks of Dou-that, Oklahoma were visiting in Galena Tuesday. Dr. McKinney reports the birth of a son Monday night to Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Frantz of Galena Heights. E. B. Morgan has gone to Miami for a few days to attend to som? court proceedings. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Derfelt of Car-din, have moved to this city and will reside at 12th Wood. Mr. F. W.

Boss, Frank Dresia, Fred Simkin and Bob Frazier of Columbus attended court in Galena Tuesday. Leslie and Loraine Bliss have returned to Galena after a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Floyd Leonard of Bixby, Okla. Mr. Fletcher Coons and family will leave today for an overland trip to California, where they will make their future home.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Withrow left Wednesday for Peoria Illinois, where they will spend the summer with relatives.

DISTRICT COURT NEWS The Zelma Smith case will be carried over till Monday, June 21. Anna Frazier vs. Thomas C. Frazier case was dismissed at cost of the defendant, Earl Flowers' parol was revoked and he will be sent to the reform school at Hutchinson. J.

E. Daniels vs. Lottie Dardene case was dismissed. No, do not bring us a spud on eubscriptioii. it iht strain our bank account to make change.

(First published in the Galena Weekly Republican, June 18, 1920.) PUBLICATION NOTICE nave tKn sueu tu hic ouvtc umuwv. cause in the above namea courc, uy the above named plaintiff whose pe- tition is now on file in the office 01 the Clerk of said court at Galena, Evevyfflk Housekeepem Wm. Scott of Riverton was in Galena Tuesday. Mrs. Ethel Densman who has been seriously ill is unimproved.

Mr. Harold Moll from Commerce was visiting in Galena Tuesday. Mrs. Bill Morris is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Beatty near Checo today.

Mrs. W. E. Smedley and son, Jack of Menett, are visiting Miss Lena Long. Miss Helen Sidwell is visiting her uncle, Mr.

Claud Windle in Joplin today. Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Hillman of Military were shopping in Galena Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKay will leave Saturday for a trip on the Texas coast. Mr.

John McCullagh Jr. returned to Galena Tuesday after a short visit in Independence. Dr. H. A.

Browne attended the Clynic at the St. John's hospital in Joplin Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lumley, Mes-dames Sarah Stites and Martha Green motored to Picher Sunday.

Mrs. G. L. Bryant was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence E.

Harrington in Joplin Tuesday. Mrs. George Mallatt of Picher is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Pieffier for several days. Mrs. Mary J. Rarey left today for Pawnee, Kansas to spend the summer with her daughter and.

family. Mrs. Harvey Poole and son, Billie of Haskell, will make an ex tended visit with relatives and friends- in Galena and Columbus. The pupils of Mrs. Willis McKin Bey's music class will give a recital in the Methodist church next Tuesday evening, June 22nd.

Mrs. Forrest Matthews was taken to St. John's hospial in Joplin Tues-1 day to undergo a surgical operation en one oi tne Dones or her bead. Mr. and Mro.

Jonas Green have i i We Imov you will endorse any oinccro movee ment to reduce the High Cost of Living. Wo believe you vill welcome the announccmcat that DiFo PRECiE Esrlknnif rwdf Now made with Pure PkocjihssiQ Sells at about HALF the price charged when the powder contained Cream cf Tcrrienr returned to their home in Granby af- In The District Court of Cherokee ter a few days visit with Mrs. Henry County, Kansas, Sitting at Galena. Stites? Jessie SchadeL Plaintiff, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Lacey of Call- Qscar" Schadel, Defendant, fornia are spending the week with To Aoove Named Defendant, Os-Mrs. Elizabeth S. Roy. They will go car sdxadel, here to Galveston, Texas. You are hereby notified that you Our methods of production make Dr.

Price's rcom Balnnj Powder the "cxeanP of yjihoaphatc Baldng Ths same trade marks and the same name famous for 60 years are your of scientific manufacture and perfect results in baking. Miss Sadie Kinkad li i. will arrive in Galena Saturday morning from St. galena Louis to spend Sunday with her mot- her. Mrs.

Susan Kinkade of E. 6th 77 'r and that you must answer; Hr. Grover Robinson was ser- said petition on or before the 23rd iously poisoned Monday evening, at day of July, 1920; or the negations his father's farm at Saginaw, while in said petition will be taken as trne sprinkling, plants with white lead and" aha judgment rendered against you arsenic He is'out of danger now. granting the plaintiff a decree of di--. vorce, restoring her'-maiden 'name, Miss Josephine Murphy and James, Jessie Callis and awarding her her Govenor, Rosanna, Josephine and Rob costs andsnch other relief as to the Jr.

Brady will visit in Galena for 1 court may seem just, a week after which Galena, Kansas, this 15th Idaho, where they mal their day of June, 1926. future home. Hiss Murphy rrlU re- JECSIE CCHADHL, Plaintiff, turn to Galena after a few ncalb Cy E. B. MOHGA1I, Hrr Atizrzzj..