Lane County Journal du lieu suivant : Dighton, Kansas • Page 5

Mrs. 0. P. Jewett returned from Better get one of these Santa Fe Route UREAT BEXD Trains leave Dighton as -Going East. The Mioses Wallace, of Sulton towuship are visiting Dighton friends.

Ed Green an dV, wife, of Apache, Oklahoma, are visiting their Digh ton relatives this week. Wmmi mm I The BeLaval is The Best Mm Iowa, Saturday, wight Gibson and family were down frora the Saturday. Robert Ray 1 has sod this auto to C. M. Dons, of Cleveland township.

Mr. Ogle's father returned to his home in eastern Kansas, Monday. i P. B. MeCi a.nd family return ed Monday from a weeks visit at Horton.

Ike Armautrout went to Kansas City with two car loads of cattle, Saturday. Qumhy Jewett family were up from Sutton, Monday, visiting home folks, Dell Fuller and Fin Pelton each took out a new Champion corn bidder this week. Mrs. II. B.

McCoy, of Alamota township, was quite sick the fore part of the week. Hockaday Paint is put up espec-ally for the southwest. Sold by Bell Hardware Co. Miss Caroline Wristen is visitiup at the home of her uncle, H. B.

McCoy, this week. C. McKinnis came in from Okla homa, yesterday, for a visit witlr his Dighton relatives. A. R.

Rockwell, wife and daugh ter Miuuie went to.Graham county Monday, for a week's visit. Mrs. C. S. and Miss Gertie Os- born, of Manning, were here Mon day, consulting Dr.

Newton. "We want to a few more bar gains in level land. Baird Stephens. Carl Brown came jn from Cali fornia, last week, for a visit at the home of his father, G. E.

Brown. Mrs. Ed McCabe and children, of Shields, took the tram here Monday for a visit with relatives at Nekoma Mrs. Chas. Stull and two children of southwest Ness county, are visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.

VV. y. Ypung. Undertaker Niies and J. F.Seaith went to Healy today with the hearse for the funeral of the 2-year-old child of Mr.

Val brack. Misses Winnie and Hattie Hockaday were guests of Miss Ethel Chaddock at the A. 0. U.W. picnic at Rush Center this week.

Bert Moore and wife were from Imperial trading, Monday, and report Grant Moyer able to be about his farm work again. Mrs. Woolums, of Galesburg, Illinois, came in Friday evening, for a visit wjth her sister, Mrs. E. E.

Peck, and other relatives here. Fred and Roy Meyers and of Smith county, are visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. Alfred Holmes, of Alamota towushipj this week. Quarterly meeting at the M. churc.h Sept.

2nd. Conference at followed by preaching. Preaching and administration of the sacraments in the evening. TO OWNERS. List your farm or ranch with us at oaqe if you vant to sell or trade.

Give full descripT tion and price. Israel Bros. 125 N. Market, Wichita, Kas. The Central Kansas Business College, of Abilene, Kansas, offers a half scholarship free to the first young man or woman who enrolls in the College from this county be fore Sept.

10th, 1909. Send for catalog today. This school is certi fied by State Supt. E. T.

-No. 576, passenger, at 6:00 a. m. Is local freight, 11:50 p. m.

Going West. JiTo. 577, passenger, 4:0.5 p. ni. ijtfo.

579, local freight, 5:05 p. m. No. 579 runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, No. 578 Tues day's, Thursdays and Saturdays; Nos: 570 and 577 daily except Sunday.

Good connection with through trains both east west Gt Beud. A. E. Chaddoclc, Agent. C.HRITl?LY CHURCH.

Sunday Services. Bible School 10 a. in. Communion 11a. no.

Junior Endeavor 4:00 p. ra. Christian Endravor 7:00 p. m. Other Services.

Prayer Meeting1, Wednesdays 7:45 p. ra. teacher? eetln, Wednesdays 7 S)0 p. m. Song Rehrrsul, Thursdays, 8:00 p.

ladies Aid, Alternate Fridays, 2:00 p. in. W. B. First Tuesdays, 3 p.

in. Church Hoard. Fourth Sundays, 12 m. LOCAL NEWS. ouDscrme ror ine journal.

Furniture at the Bejl Hardware. 1 1 i C. O. Bates will teach school at Towner, Colo. Clarence Holton returned to Lamed Monday.

.0. P. Hin is returned from Gove county, Tuesday. Miss Mary Freeman visited in the country Sunday. C.

F. Stephens returned from Conway Springs, Tuesday. Attorney A. L. Ferris went down the road on business, Monday, George Nesbit has sold his farm northwest of town to E.

E. Peck. Mrs. Lewis, of Cleveland town chip, returned, Saturday, from a rip east. E.

S. and Miss Mary Freeman returned from their western trip Saturday. Will Marhn has been painting the interior of J. U. McCoy's store this week.

Mrs. Ferris and daughter Jllmily went to Ness City, Saturday, or a week's visit. Frank Wallace was in from Dry Lake Wednesday, for the first time sev3ral mouths. Mis. J.

A. Radford and little daughter left, Monday, for a visit with Illinois relatives. Roxy Gregg came up from Mc- Cracken, Saturday, to help J. W. Sawyer get ready for his sale.

Little Miss Isuia Theresa Bay, of outton township, 13 visiting with Mrs. Fred Freeman this week. We want to list a few more bar gains in leyel land. Baird Stephens. May Gertruie made her debut into the family of Mr.

and Mrs. B. indie, at lurksyille, July 25th. W. V.

Young rold A. T. Crimes quarter section west of town, this week, to an eastern investor for $3500. Clarence Murray has traded his section of land northwest of Digh ton for a 210 acre bDttom farm in Missouri. Lyle McKinnis was considerably shaken up but hot seriously hurt by being thrown from his horse Sun day afternoon.

Robert Jenuisou came down from Farns worth this morning, after his brother Charley, who has been hav ing. Dr. Schraut treat his eyes. Mrs. 0.

D. Bates" and daughter Maud returned, Saturday, from a visit at Towner, Colorado. Misses Gladys and Alice Connpr of Blaine township, are visiting at the home of E. E. Ewing.

Wre want to list a few more bargains in level land. Bajrd Stephens. Mrs. E. Miss Edith and Mas ter Clark Miller went to Cimarron, Tuesday, for a visit, with relatives.

Mrs, J. U. McCoy was out in Al amota township a couple of days this week, on account of Mrs. H. 15.

McCoy's illness. Dr. Newton was. called to Shields this morning, where a young man who has been working for Brown B.os. has typhoid fever.

A young gentleman who has been named James H. took up hisiabode with Mr. and Mrs. II. L.

Bay, of Sutton township, Wednesday. Leroy Towns, of Wilson town ship, and Miss Jennie Pearl Bart- lelt were united in marriage by Rev. Hewitt, at the M. E. parson age, Wednesday evening.

Mrs. H. Stout and daughters Georgia and Pauline went to Dodge Citv, Monday, for a visit with the family of C. E. Wyatt.

Mrs, Wy- att and Mrs. Stout were schco.l girl chums in Ohio. A nephew "of E. C. Hetarie came from Arkansas last week and is working for B.

McCoy. He says Mr. Helvie only stayed in Ar kansas a on account of so mucli sickness there. The Christian Woman's Board of Missions will meet at the home of C. J.

VanKeuren next Thursday and will entertain their husbands with a picnic supper. Mrs. J.E. Lucas will lead the meeting. County Attorney Barkley was exhibiting a prize ear of corn in town Saturday, which weighed 2 ponnds and was 12 inches long.

He calls it the Spring Creek Blue and White Mised, and says he has 12 acres of it of which 'hat ear is a fair samplp. Abe Ridgewav's cook shack was destroyed by fire Monday. Mrs. Rjdsjeway was washing and her washing machine and most of the clothes went with the other contents of the shack but she succeeded in preventing the fire spreading to the house. GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, This is the time of year that school children, and women and men at and above their forty-fifth year need glasses and need them badly.

Don't ruin ycur eyes. See Dr. Schraut. He guarantees satisfaction or your money refunded. A consultation ys.ill cost you nothing.

Dr. Schrant thoroughly understands the scientific fitting of glasses. BAIRD A STEPHENS, law and 3jtal Estate Special attention given to nonresident clients. Reliable information furnished. Corres pondence solicited.

Jared BIdg. Dighton, Kas. J. R. NEWTON, D-j PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Sucoessor to Dr.

Hatlleld. Office west bide deVries' Drug Store. Eyes Tested and Grosses Fitted. R. g.

ARMSTRONG, LAWYER, Scott City, Kansas. r. 1 "-'t and is 4 BELL HARD! 9f sold by rVAR 0 111 '0 EGO 03 tlilC6 QS C3 ClQl Better get in your order if you want a load off that NEXT CAR It don't stay "on car" very long. KANOKLA. Topeka, vk.