McPherson Weekly Republican from McPherson, Kansas • Page 4

M'PHERSON WEEKLY REPLBLIbAN. Mrs. Byron Reader visited Mrs. Fisher Wednesday. left Monday for a several weeks' trip In Iowa and other states.

The New Gottland township con Does Your Heart Beat WHEN YOU DECIDE To buy land in Western Kansas either for a home or fcr investment, call at our office and see u. We have some very Choice Unimproved Farms in the Western counties that are goo value and the prices are low. We are glad to answer any questions. LBER.T E. KING, Mcpherson, Kansas.

$500. Abdon Nygren and wife to Henna Stentstrom, lot 68, First street, Lindsborg, 2,800. Alfred Johnson and wife to E. S. Barger lot 46 and lot 44, Washington street, Lindsborg, $1,900.

Amos D. Shaw and wife to Geo. M. Hull 30-18-4, $3,600. Peter C.

Goering and wife to John J. Goering part sw 30-21-2, $35. Frederek M. Domsch and wife to Urfa A. Domsch nw4 6-20-1, Wm.

W. Lake and wife to Joseph Whitright lot 13 and lot 14, Mc-Alister's Second Canton, $1,300. Henry C. Dyck and wife to Jacob T. Decker s4 and 25 acres of sV2 se, 33-20-2, $2,250.

E. N. Pratz and husband to John S. Boese lot 11, blk 45, McPherson, $900. John D.

Schlender and wife to Rudolph Klatt lots 6, 7, 8, blk 27 and blks 14, 21, and 250 feet of blk 28; Moundridge, $300. J. O. Leatherman and wife to S. K.

Holdeman, pt sw 25-21-1 $300. Wrm. H. Fortner and wife to Peter Fortner sw se 3 and w1 ne1, 10-18-1, $900. D.

H. Grant and wife to A. M. Lane den $375. Robert O.

Writer to J. J. Writer ne4 27-17-2, $2,000. Benj. P.

Ratzlaf and wife to Wilhelm Schierling, lots 16, 17, blk 14, First Inman $400. Maria HIebner and husband to Jo-hann Harder e4 ne4 23-21-4, $1 and other considerations. Lydia L. Gateka and husband to G. E.

Briner lot 2, blk 2, Canton, $50. Peter G. Kroeker and wife to John B. Wiens lots 6, 7, 8, 9, blk 3, First Add, Inman, $S5. John H.

Blake and wife to F.A Vaniman, 8-19-4, $6,500. Jonas Peterson to G. N. Malm lot3 16, 17, blk 8, Normal Lindsborg, $400. G.

N. Malm and wife to Thomas Johnson lots 16, 17, blk Normal Add Lindsborg, $450. Nellie B. Claypool and husband to T. B.

Oliver lots 2, 3, blk 5, Park McPherson, except 45 feet off east side lot 2, $650. Bert Sweeney and wife to Carolina Johnson lot 3, blk 7, Park Add, McPherson $1,100. Pete Johnson and wife to D. H. Grant se 21 and sei se 16-18-3, $3,500.

Olof J. Thorstenberg and wife to E. S. Barger et al, lot 11, and north 25 feet lot 13, First street, Lindsborg, $1,200. Sophia A.

Daeschner and husband to Pete Larson se 25-19-5, Millie Regnell to Fannie M. Berg lot 12 and north 46 feet lot 11, blk 104, McPherson, $2,620. John A. Josephson to Axel R. Anderson lot 4 and lot 5, blk 2 Wal- lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, blk 1, Clark's Sec ond McPherson, $325.

Trustees Second Baptists church to Wm. Houchens lot 7, blk 100 Mc Pherson, $250. Jacob Linn to Benj. H. A.

Koehn ne 34-19-2, $5,000. nmm enure tfafai3Syyy us prepared to show you a nice assortment of NEW FALL WINTER SUITS. PRICES 15 TO 33. The styles are very eat this season. You could not help but realize the beauty of the sensible short jackets.

We are showing suits in various BLACK SUITS are undoubtedly wear. You can get new suits at colors, dress styles elsewhere. Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does it send out good blood or bad blood? You know, for good blood is good health; bad blood, bad health.

And you know precisely what to take for bad blood Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years. One frequent cunse of bad blood a alnffgith lWer. Thu produce constipation. Poisonous nbatancet are then absorbed into the blood.

Keep the bowels open with Ayer's Fills. A' br J. O. A.J9T owen. KtM.

Iyer's A1SO manafiwstorers of BAIR VIGOR. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. We have no secrets I poblish the formulas of all our medicines. the Mcpherson republican WEEKLY EDITION.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1906. ROM OVER THE COUNTY The Latests Interesting Items From All Parts of the County Special Correspondents of The Weekly Flora Hill Special to The Republican. Miss Hattie Ileckethorn is boarding with Archer's. Mr. Shaw and family, Polly Tipton an Myrtle Flora spent Sunday -with Archer's.

Dick Ring spent Sunday with Lafe and Eugene Flora. Elma and Rassie Ring spent Sunday with their parents near Elmdale. Mr. Hill left for Texas Tuesday. He expects to stay about a month.

Mrs. Stansbury spent Friday with Flora. F. D. Entriken called on Mr.

Flora Sunday. Leora Flora called on Mrs. Stansbur Sunday. Myrtle Flora spent Saturday, night with Jessie Archer. Mrs.

Tull and Jane Dow visited at 2 Archer's Thursday. Harold and Vilma Archer, Jake Ring. Mrs. Sackett and daughter Ethel visited with Morse's Sunday. Martin Froeburg returned from North Dakota Tuesday.

Mrs. Morris visited with Mrs. Flora Thursday evening. Susie Cline is helping her sister-in law cook for threshers. D.issie Ferguson spent Wednesday with Mabel and June Morse.

Helen Hollem and Miss Tillman called on Mr. Saturday. Mcpherson county bargain. 320 acres choice land, good house, barn, granary, cribs, wells, never failing water, mill, orchard; ISO acres in cultivation, 20 acres alfalfa, balance pasture. All fenced.

135 acres growing wheat goes with sale. Price $55 per-acre. 5 J. K. BREMYER.

McPherson, Kansas. New Gottland. Special to The Republican. Most of the wheat sowing for this time is a thing of the past. Rev.

G. A. Dorf will attend a conference of the Lutheran ministers of Kansas in Swedesburg, Clay county, this week. Ostlind brothers had a break down with their threshing machine Saturday. They were ready for work again Monday morning.

Rev. Carlson of the Mission church vention was held Saturday evening and the following ticket was nominated: Olof Hedlund, Trustee; Burk, treasurer; Lambert H. Ander son, clerk; Gust Burk and Axel Johnson, justices of the peace; Da vid Bengson and John Ostlind constables. Mrs. Anna Johnson, mother of Mrs.

C. J. A. Nelson and Mrs. Andrew B.

Anderson, died Friday morning at che home of the latter, aged 72 years, 9 months and 1 day. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and the remains were laid to rest in the New Gottland cemetery beside her husband who preceded her to the land of rest a little over two years ago. Frank Johnson of Nebraska came here to attend his mother's funeral Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Ringberg has gone to Colorado to spend a few days.

A farmer in this vicinity who is long on dollars and cents and also able to stretch his memory back more than ten years and who is afraid of Democratic government has taken out his deposit from the bank and deposited it in a sand bank for safe keeping until he sees how election turns out. Mrs. Rena Jones, Vital Science Heal er, was called to Canton today to treat John Sockwell. Mr. Sockwell is suffering from paralysis.

Marquette Special to The Republican. R. A. Thompson and family spent Sunday with friends and relatives at Lindsborg. Adolph Olson and Robert Nyquist went west bunday evening on a hunting expedition.

W. L. Roney went to K. C. Mon day morning where he will attend the carnival this week.

There is rumor of a 300-barrel grist mill for our town. Two mills will fix us all right here. Miss Elvira Johnson left Monday for Salina where she will attend the Wesleyan college. Chas. Patterson, Carl Holm, Leo Broman and Miss Lillie Bengson went to C.

Monday morning. J. G. Royston made business trip to Chicago the latter part of last week. The foundation for A Ingennan-son's store building is being laid and will soon be ready for the brick.

S. C. Grantz went to McPherson Saturday to spend Sunday with his family. He will move his family here as soon as he has repaired the house on his farm north of town. The lumber for the new depot is on the ground.

We can look for a depot here before severe cold weather arrives. August Erickson has a full force at work on the inside work at the Lutheran church and will have it finished before cold weather sets in. Mrs. Sarah E. Temple of north Main street is making some substantial improvements which adds greatly to the appearance of her home.

COLD BLOODED If yourself or your horses are cold blooded, our robes and blankets are an excellent antidote. When we say that our stock is complete, we say what we mean and mean what we say. PITTENGER WRIGHT. North Main Street, McPherson, Kan. Miss Jessie Oldfield of Canton came down with her aunt, Mrs.

Jones this afternoon for a short visit. Good Hope Special to the Republican. Mr. Sederland was in this community Wednesday. Mr.

Burt and Mr. Shull transacted business iu McPherson Friday. John Cunningham and Lafe Hart hauled hay to Galva last week. All the young folks went to the party at Seday's. It was a surprise and was successfully carried out.

Mr. Rodrick was- in the vicinity of Good Hope Thursday buying cattle. A few from this community attended the party at Middleswartzs last Friday night. All report a jolly time. A number of young folks attended the social at Galva Saturday night.

Cunningham's dance was largely attended Saturday night. Stella and Hallie Burt spent Sunday at Williams'. The Delmore nine went to Doles Park Sunday and defeated the Caycte team by a score of 26 to 6. Although a foot race did come off they kept the ball rolling. Mr.

Knudson and wife spent Sunday afternoon at Burt's. Cottonwood. Special to The Republican. E. E.

White returned from Hutchinson Friday after visiting his brother Lehman. W. A. Cochran and wife went to McPherson Saturday. Morton Fisher went to McPherson Saturday evening.

Geo. Williams and family spent Sunday at Frank illiams. John Webster and family Bpent Sunday at verg. Webster's. Erzella Somers returned from Hutch inson Wednesday where she attend ed camp meeting.

Frm Wednesday's Dally. Dr. and Mrs. M. J.

Miller left yes terday for their home in Hinton, Oklahoma. The doctor is enjoying a good practice and with his brother Harrison Miller owns a good drug store. Galva Special to The Republican. Cider time and lots of apples down J. W.

Strawn, agent of the Chris tian Benevolent Association visited Rev. Webb last week. Grandma Cramer has gone to Ok lahoma to visit Grant Cramer. Tom Bryan who has been sick is able to be out again. Mrs.

Henry Best is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith are both taking treatment of Dr. Cox of McPherson.

E. E. Finkle of Canton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Smith.

Mrs. Chas Finkle's sister, Mabel Culp, who spent one summer here with her was married recently to a young farmer of Oklahoma. The net proceeds of the supper giv en Saturday evening by the ladies of the Christian church was S2S. This is to assist in building an addition to the church. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Lewis have gone to Illinois, being called there by the death of Mrs. Lewis' brother. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Brenneman of Big Lake visited relatives here over Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Stevens and Miss Esther Johnson went to Kansas City Saturday night to visit relatives and see the sights of carnival week.

At the state fair at Hutchinson the Galva Hamburg chickens received 11 premiums out of a possible fifteen as follows: 1st and 3rd cock; 1st hen; 1st, 2nd and 3rd cockerel 2nd and 3rd pullet; 1st, 2nd and 3rd pen (same as also 2nd sweepstakes in Mediterranean class which means in a general way the smaller breeds; and 3rd sweepstakes on best pullet of any breed. Money? Not so much as at McPherson fair, as the premiums paid were only about half as large. But Honors? We are very proud of those sweepstake awards also of the way our birds compared with other Hamburgs, especially the traveling birds just fresh from the Iowa and Nebraska state fairs. Frank Wilson exhibited single comb Brown Leghorns and secured two premiums, 2nd cockerel and 3rd pen. Enough to pay expenses and very good considering the competition and the fact that his birds are too young to be fully developed.

Jesse Brenneman went to Chicago last week and from there will see some of the country about the Great Lakes. He has put in a good sum mers work and is now taking a sight seeing trip to which he has been looking forward. Chas. Hill, father of Will Hill of Happy Hollow, died Monday and was buried Tuesday afternoon at McPher son. Mr.

Hill was 86 years old and for many years had been almost help less but was blessed with a good home where he was tenderly and well cared for by his son and daughter-in- law. He was a soldier of the Civil war. The funeral services were held at the house at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Danner of the Methodist church. The bright young man who attempts to kiss a miss in the dark seldom misses the mark.

TOO MANY WIVES Salt Lake City, Oct. 2 The Pres ident of the Mormon church, Joseph F. Smith, was arrested and bound over to the district court today on the charge of living unlawfully with five wives. The complaint was sworn to by a Mormon deputy sheriff, the warrant was served Dy order or a Mormon sheriff and the committin magistrate is also a Mormon. Presi dent Smith was.

arraigned immediate ly after his arrest and waived prelim inary hearing. After being bound over he was released on his own re cognizance. A woman thinks she could afford to keep more servants if her husband smoKea ana aranK less, and a man that he could afford to smoke and drink more if they kept fewer ser vants. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS E. W.

Hulse and wife to Barbara Ludwig lot 29, blk 16. Freeman McPherson, $12. Harrison S. Bacon and wife to N. G.

Bengstoh pt of nei 23-17-5, $250. Elmer E. Gale and wife to Otto E. Hawkinson lot 4, and 45 feet lot 5, blk 3, Fairview Marquette, $1, 300. Heinrich Voth and wife to Jacob D.

Gaeddert, sU se4 ne, 30-21-3, $1,000. Selem H. Marston and wife to Wm. Dyck et al lot 1 and lot 2, blk 23, Moundridge, $1,000. Eliza Shields and husband to Martin G.

Henderson, lots 29 and 30, blk 8. Interstate McPherson, $60. C. J. Elmborg to Abdon Nygren lots 19, 20, 21, 22, blk 4, Normal Lindsborg, $2,350.

Abraham Klassen and wife to John P. Janzen 35-21-1, $3,200. B. A. Allison and wife to J.

W. Walker lot 7 and lot 8, blk S8, McPherson, $2,000. John Ekblad and wife to Abdon Nygren lot First, street, Lindsborg, This is a suit season again and you 11 rind the most desirable for this store why buy old The question ot style THE TEST; rr 0000' We offer you the only opportunity in the city to buy guaranteed Coats for Children. The Wooltex Coats for children carry the strong guarantee given to the sLme make of ladies' coats. We wish to call your attention to above styles, absolutely correct for 1906.

We invite you to see the line we are showing We also carry a line of popular priced coats that are excellent values, we believe, far superior, to any offered in this community. LAD should be duly considered at this season of the year in regard to coats. We stand ready to guarantee our styles up-to-the-minute. We are showing a few semi-fitted coats, but the "Vooltex Marchioness style is undoubtedly the leader. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF GOATS FROM 1 0.00 TO $35.00 NEXT 15he HOLIDAYS And of course we are ready for the holiday trade.

The firm has the reputation of carrying the finest, fullest and most artistic line of Decorated China and Queensware of any store in the county, and this season we are adding to our reputation in these lices. OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT is not surpassed by any store in Central Kansas. We have every thing in Lamps from the simplest to the most elaborate. BUT come early for the best selections. Our Groceries, of course, are the Best always; don't forget that when looking for something good to eat.

SORENSEN BROS The Square Dealing Grocers North Main St Phone No 191 Highest Prices Paid for Country Produce. THE STORE THAT STANDS.