McPherson Weekly Republican from McPherson, Kansas • Page 3

4 M'1HEB80N WEEKLY REPUBLICAN PLEASING REPORT WANT A A lady lying in the road in an apparent unconscious condition. He placed her in his buggy and brought her to Dr. Henry's office. The doctor did all that was possible and the patient was then taken to the residence of Mrs. Boase, where she is doing well under the cir COOK BOOK Swedish-German Stale Bank, Mcpherson, Kansas.

We loan money on personal and chattel security, buy good notes and are fully equipped to take care of our customers' needs, consistent with conservative banking, at equitable rates. We make a Specialty of negotiating FARM LOANS at owest rates and advantageous terms. Interest paid on time deposits. We want your business. Come in and see us.

Why nor get one as Repu o'icanr an ins coo DIRECTORS. STROilQUIST. C. F. MINGENEACK.

Economical Complete the Mcpherson republeoan i i SWAN BURK. J. J. TOEVS. Excelsior fckclsl to He (Too late for last week.) Every one is wishing for rain.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Criss Matron boy August 13. Mrs. Swaneon visited her mother last Tuesday.

Mrs. Holler and Mrs. Frank Schrin er went to McPherson Friday. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

McNett a girl August 13. Ir- is too dry for plowing but a fine time for putting up hay. Gus Swanson was tracking millet on the creek Jast Wednesday. Sherman Smith and Ciarence Smith and EJlen and Delbert Young visited at E. Youngs Sunday.

Ansel Holler was helping Mr. Mt tscn put up hay last week. Alma Young returned home Son- day after a two weeks visit with rel atives at Lookout. S. A.

Preshaw of the Union Thursday, took a day off from his work and took his Suaday School class in the Methodist Sunday School on a picnic to the Smoky River. Tr.e class consist of twelve boys, all but one of whom went to the picnic. Mr. Preshaw supplied the party with provisions and other things needed and the boys furnished the conveyance. The day was spent in swimming and fl shing and other delightful 6porte.

All report a splendid good time. BOARD OF OTTO A. cumstances. Besides other internal injuries she suffers great pain from two broken ribs. A Big Success.

froia Thursday's Daily. The ice cream social, given by the Sunday School of the Chri-tain church last evening on tne church Uwn, was a success in every sense of the worJ I he attendance was unusually large fcr a church sociil and no small amount of money was taken in. Ex cellent music was furnished bv the McPherfon Juvenile Band. Several paper balloons were sent up. BOYS ARE PLAYING WELL.

Carl Anderson Umpired a Game For The McPherson Boys. Carl AndersGn brings us about the first word from the McPberrOn ball team, which is now making a toar of western Kansas and Colorado. The boys started out, wi.h only a few games ahead ot them but have succeeded in getting so many dates that they hve continues- their trip. They 3T- now puyi in Western iL-a and in Colorado. Carl umnhed the game forifccmat Garden City, last Wednesday and thf-y pat up a fp.Vnc'i.l tjan.o and would have it with a sco of one to nothing id it not rven one bad play.

As it was thev lot by a score of two to one. At Larned thny won two garner out of three. Tney played Garden City again and today will play at Lamar, Colorado. They will very probably be home Wednesday so that the Canton boyp, who are in-the team, can take nart, in thf hicr frm nfrniriBf i-ha I Indians at Canton Wednesday and Thursday. CORN NOT DAMAGED.

No Danger Now From Drought And Hot Winds. I I i The report that the corn in central very good sport (when no one is look-Kansas is being damaged by the heat ing.) One morning Mr. Ferguson took and drought is conceded to be rather them to a pasture about six miles exhagarated. A number of farm- from the farm to salt his cattle. On era have been asked concerning the the return trip they found a fine A INSOCIETV, A vwv.

vvvw.vwvvv One of the jollied functions of tha season was a ctlijhtful honso party given by Bess and Vera Allison at the home of their uncle-, Mr. Wm. Fergueon of Creek. The giris, Misses Ruth bimpson, Helen Haight, Jeesie Snith, Gay Horton, 'Emmn Salth uise and Sylva Allen were met at Johnstown by Mis Vera iwithalig lumber vagon. After a good jolting rido of live miles they arrived at the farm.

There they found Miss Bess, Miss Margaret Darrah and Miss Lydia Nelson of Lindsborg busily assisting in the pre-j paration for a good old country din- ner of fried chicken, the first of many. Mrs. J. B. Darrah, was also a 8uffldentl7 chape ron.

Alter the hrsv meal, the entire management of the kitchen was turned over to the girls, who proved themselves very capable cooks. Dur- ing the course of their stay it was discovered that Sharps Creek is a very good place to wade, and that riding horses bare back and astride is water melon patch (bear in mind that it was Mr. Furguson's) and they next discovered that watermelons gathered in haste don't go to waste. Tne last night of their stay their they became very enthusiastic over country parties. Tuesday morning Mr.

Ferguson drove them to Johns-; town where they took the train for McPherson only wishing that the world contained mora such bachelor uncles. Thursday evening August 24 Miss Ethel Tennis as-isted by Miss Hazel Benjiman, very pleasantly entertained a large nutber of her friends in honor of her seventeeLth I irthday at the handsome ne residence of Mr and Mrs. A Shaw. Amer Jenkins and Miss Mary Frie-sen of this citv were married Sunday L- im pa a rp8' mi NORTH MAIN HARNESS SHOP. W.

GETHIN, Mcl'lIEKSOX, KANSAS. Full and Complete Line of Saddles Harnesses Always on Iiaud. Work to Order on short notice. Call and Examine our Work, Stock and Prices. condition of the corn and all seem to be of the opinion that, this late, there isno lonyeracy danger to the crop.

The corn is practically all made and the amount of damage, which could; 6 es 6 3 9 a 9 Rowland Says County Fairs Are Drawing Crowds The McPhersoa County Fair Grounds Will be Much Above the Average Secretary of the McPherson County Fair Association, H. A. Rowland, who returned yesterday morning from St. John, where he attended the fair, which is in thi-3 circuit, has a very pleasing report. Mr.

Rowland has vi- fciited several of the county fairs this year and has been in communication with others and all reports indicate that is an excellent year for county fairs. The fair at St. John this year is no exception. Mr. Rowland cays that although the temperature at that place last Thursday was something hire one hundred and four in the shade, there were at least five thousand peo pie on the grounds.

The races were all spirited and the exhibits clearly indicated the interest which the farmers are taking' in the fairs. The fair grounds at John are not as large and not as good as the McPherson County Fair grounds will be by the time the fair opens, and yet there seemed to he twenty of room and evs.ryon-3 had a splendid time. Cured of Lams Back After 5 Years of Suffering "I hpen troubled with ian.e oac! for fifteen ears and 1 found a complete recovery in the use v.hamberiam 's Pain Balm," sa John liisher, Giliarn, Ind. This ilniintiit is also without unequal for sprains and bruises, ft is for sale bv Bixby Lindsay's drug score. Springdale, Special to The Republican.

(Too late for last week.) jfice pleasant weather. Hayden bought a fine colt at L. Register's sale. Melvin Work and bride left Saturday for their home in the west. L.

Wiard and Mr. Reffe attended the Old Soldiers reunion at Hutchinson. Mrs. Tuttle and family have returned home. She has been keeping house for her couein Melvin Work.

D. S. Hayden bought two loads of hogs of John Norlin. Miss Hildagard Extrand of Salina is visaing with her sister Mrs. John Neel.

William Hailing drove to town. Swabby Bros are haulirg their wheat to market. Geo. Cax is in our burg at the present time. He is down here hauling hi wheat to Windom.

Mrs. Ira Cox came near being badly hurt by the horses-- getting scared at a clap of thunder and running away. Grandpa Swanson wears a ten cent smite and looks at least ten years younger since Gus has a new boy. Mr. Adams of Sharps Creek passed through our burg on his way to Winded Wednesday.

W. Cole drove to Windom one day this week. Corn looks fine and seems to stand the heat pretty THREE JURORS CURED Of Cholera Morbus With One Small Bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Mr. G. Fowler cf Hittower, relates an experience Le had while serviE on a petit juryin a murder case at Edwardsvil eoun tv seat of Liebourr.r county, Ala bama He sas: "'While there I ate some fresh meat ar-d some souse meat and it gave me cholera morbus in a very severe form.

I was never more sick in my life and sent 10 the drug st for a certain cholera mix ture, but Ihr druggist sent me a bottle cf Chamberlain's Colic. Cho lera and Dkirrhoea Remedy instead vingthat heh-d w. I sent lor. but that this medicine wu -o better he vro id rather sen st to me in the tlx 1 as in. I took on-d se of it and wys bett-rin five minutes The second dose cured me entirely- Two jurors re afflicted hi the same manner and one small bottle cured the three of us." For sale by Bixby Lindsay's drug store Overcome by the Heat rrom Friday's DUy.

Dr. A. Engberg reports that Piilip Berg, who lives one-half mile north cf J. W. Baan's place, was overcome, by heat Wednesday while making hay.

He was very sick but is recovering. Otto Lindberg of Hayes township who waa sun struck last Friday is also reported as recovering. Found Unconscious The Moundridge Jocrnal fays: A serious runaway occurred about three-quarters of a mile eat of town Monday. There is no definite report as to the cause but Mrs. Tobia9 A.

Unruh was driving homeward when the accident occurred. Mr. Hetzke on his return home from town found the I he at tne ofh and sec book IX is Practical Has 578 Pages by Rev. Herbert at tb pastor's home jinHesston. They stole the march on in me yuieinet'S oi me affair, but were heartily remembered Monday night with a good oM fash- ioned charivari.

The no happv couple have the bst wishes of a host of friends for their future Moundridge Jo'irnal. Rev. S. Lindren, teacher of Enlnh and at iValdn college, was married Wednesday r.ih at Ottawa, Kausis, Rev. N.

Peters of McPherson officiating. Th: vly carried couple were tendered a cordial receptiou by their many friends upon their arrival McPherson Thursday evening Lindstorg ilec-Oid. Belle Bvers entertained about fifteen young friends at her home in the southeast part of town Wednesday afternoon. Ice cream, cake and lemonade were served, afterwhich they all went out to the fiir grounds where various games were indulged in. All spent a very pleasant afternoon.

Lots! Call on me for bargains on city property, for lands and homes and for lowest rates and best terms on farm 1 loans. E. W. Eulsb Mr9 q. T.

Showalter, who ha been here visitiDg her parents, retnrned to- day to her home in Newton. Real Loans, Ab struct of Tiflcs and Insurance i Low rates on farm loans. Largest insurance agency 'in the city. Our companies' pay losses promptly and without rebate. We sell and rent properties.

Abstracts of Titles on shortest notice. Give us a call. nsas. a premium wi'h I a 2 De aone now wouia ce unnoticaoie. host gave a party for them and mvit-The late corn may be damaged a very ed all the young folks of the neigh-little but in locations, the worst affect- borhood.

Country games, which ed, the loss will not reach over five wefe new to the girls were played and B. HARMS. Tunnell Ruble The following account of the wed. ding of is. TunDell, who lives about six miles south of this citr to Mrs.

K. S. Ruble of Hutchinson last Thursday, is taken from the Hutchinscn News: "Mrs. R. S.

Ruble of this city, wac married yesterday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Corey of 607 Avenue east, to L. B. Tunnell of McPherson county. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

W. D. Hawker of the First Avenue Baptit church. L'ght refreshments were served after the ceremony. Mr.

Tunnell is a prosperous farmer of McPhersoa county, and he and his bud will make their home there." rorn Saturday's Dally. Cail Sward, an employe of this; office, left tods? for a week'- vacation i which he will spend with friends at i balemsburg, Kansas. For Infants ana Childrea. flie Kind You Have Always Bcugfe Bears the Signature of ClrariK n.i kauanet lb Falls to He! r. ilair to its Youtli: Youthful COioi has! iuui 1-.

fSi ana Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels, Strengthens the Child and Makes TEETHING EASY. at Pre; MOFFETT, M. ST. LOUIS, MO.

or Infants ami Cliilurcif. i I'1 5" irf KCQfC; (V 6 5 Signatnro 7 4W oi Thirty TKf eEirn.uN iwnar. new crrr. 0 ps v. tr t- AAV (v iP' In ff (j use PJ For Over rj frt T-'j V-v; ill tiTH i Hfi Costs Onlj 25 cssb Or mU 25 cents to C.

J. Vfother! Hesitate no longer, but save the health and life ot 'our child as thousands have done, by giving these powders, TEEYHINA is easily given and quickly counteracts and overcomes the effects of the summer's heat upon teething children. bushels to the acre. Notes ol the Fair Roy Guyman has been selected as clerk of the races. Application for space in the Agricultural Hall or on grounds for display must be made by September 2.

The baby show will be Friday afternoon, September 15. Supt. Blanchard of the Government Experiment Station at McPherson will have a eplendid exhibit which will be of great interest to the farmers. On Saturday, September 16, there will be a sale on the fair grounds for the purpose of selling show livestock, seeds, grains, etc. This will give the farmers splendid opportunity of securing blood stock.

Racing entries are being received from surrounding states and territnes and prominent horsemen in Kansas Several advertisers will be sent out next week to bill surrounding towns and distribute the premium lists. Among the features cf the fair will beMjorR. H. better known as the "Drurrmer Boy of the of national fame. He pi fr IB avs i will introduce a number of magical E- spffii'tips and soul-stirring inusicj thHf firm the blood the boys in r61.

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Thirty instructors. Graduates are making money. and expenses is what a graduate is getting in New York 84,000 in Kacsis City. We have studei t- In Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, Hong Kong an the Philippines who are coromi-ndine large salaries.

Tre j.a: yourself for Bimilar by takin? a course at McPher-on Colie'. The sch- ols of McPtrson ad Hjoi- irg largely supplied with expert teachers from our col ege. We are growing. Next a Carnegie Library. Expense low.

Fherson audiences a3 he appeared at the opera house ab mt twenty years ago. The Fsir Committee has has smooth sailing so far, but struck a snag last night when they tried to select quali Bed judge0 for the baby show. A number of names were mentioned but no decision has been made as yet. The favored candidates bo far are a bachelor and maiden lady. Amoung the curiosities that will be txhiited on the grounds will be a two headed mule, mammoth tortoise and strange animals from distant coun-triee.

The and Ferris wheel ill have an abundant supply of up-to-date mu-ic. The High School budding is being set in excellent repair for school, which will commence Monday, Sep-tembsr 4. The blackboards and plastering are being repaired and the woodwork repainted. Considerable repair work is slso being done on the rcof. Write for particulars and illustrated catalogue.

Address. Us McPherson, 7 ri, -'iitrS Tii .5.