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THE IOUKNAL, ALT A VISTA, KANSAS. 9 3 li School ulletiii. US' Wright Shafer, Karl Day. Frankie Nordeen, Charlie Strom, Roy and Johnnie Morgan, Swisses LL-zel Oisjn, Perl Day, Ruth Thornton, Jessie Switzer, Etta and Jescie Shaw. Mrs.

T. G. Van Meter, went to Coun That I CD VOLUME III ALTA VISTA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1914 NO. 8 'htness and flavor- in the finest biscuits, rolls, Halloween Party Sophomores had a halloween found The Cfce Bu Uista iigb School Bullstin Published by Higrh School Students.

Oscar D. Kisller Editor-in-Chief. Rosa Stice Assistant Editor Earl Manapins Editoi cake and bread is due to the abso: ft lute purity, fitness and accurate combination of the increments' of Forest Kiiw hour. The fin est things in cookery are always made with Forest King. It is guaranteed.

PRIST KISSS kick rT rs.T cT- -j-. SAUNA, FOREST KING HlOMIST PATCWT Sold by News lets Crtuch visited schoollast Thursday and epoke for a few minutes. We are always glad to have former teachers visit the school, and it seemed natural to have Mha Crouch with us again. The chorus will go to Lost Springs tomorrow to sing at the Old Soldiers Reunion. They will go on the afternoon train and return on the evening train.

The next football game on the schedule is with Council Grove one week from Friday, November 6. There are but two games left on the schedule, and the boys are working hard to win both of them. This far we have lost two games and won one. The team will leave here Friday noon and drive to Council Grove, returning that evening. Mr.

Wright gave moving picture show tickets Saturday night to the pupils in his room who averaged 90 per cent or better the first stmester, and also to the football and basketball teams. The Freshies and grades had a football game last Saturday, which resulted in a tie, 13 to 13. There are several likely players in these two teams, who will form a neucleus for future teams. The girls chorus has another date at Eskridge, November 6th. It is hoped that they have better luck than on the Eskridge trip of a few weeks ago, when only a part of them succeeded in getting there.

Mr Bowden and Earl McWiiliams attended the Alma-Eskridge football game Saturday, which Alma won, 24 0. Wanted A cat. Eight mice were found in Mr. Bowden'a desk Tuesday. It would be well for the football boya toinquiie as to their grades.

Passing grad ea must be carried in at least three subjects if you xpect to play. An Appreciation g' a REPORTERS Senior -r. Ethel Ross Junior Brabb Sophomore Phil Johnson Freshman Verne Wilde Freshman Notes Edwin Wolgast, after a few weeks sickness, is fcaek in school again. The Freshman and grade football game Saturday ended with the score of 13 to 13. Charley Parkerson was absent the first of the week.

The English I class has finished the "Sketch Book" and the next classic will be "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin." Esther Carlson is taking Sophomore spelling. Sophomore Notes Earl Mc Williams was absent from school Tuesday. The Sophomores had a party at "Pealy" Amsbury 'd home last Friday night. Lena Naumeyer was absent from school three days last w'eek, on account of sickness of her mother. The Algebra II class had the long expected test Monday.

The English II class is studying the classic, "Idylls of the King." Edith Amsbury was the only Sophomore to be advanced to the Junior spelling class. Senior Notes We are glad to hear that our class party Friday night at the home of Paul msbury. It was a little early, but jther dates made it necessary to hold it at this early date. Tne guests were masked, and everjone had a fine time, such as is always had at such a gathering. Games were played and refreshments served at a late hour.

Junior Notes The English III class has finished "Macbeth" and will soon take up "Milton's Minor Poems." Several members of the Junior spelling class have been promoted and are now taking Senior spelling. A certain member of the English History class endeavored to find European war news in a May magazine. Grammar Room Notes Last Friday morning several Seniors were in our room writing on an examination in agriculture. Miss Crouch was here Friday to explain the plan of the home industrial work for this term. All grades' took up the work Monday.

Friday afternoon the Grammar grades had a spelling contest. Esther Nelson of the sixth grade won the championship. Albert Wertman is absent from school visiting hia grand-parents in Washington county. Several pupils were swatting flies in the Grammar room Monday. -Twenty-five flies count three credits in home industrial work.

All are busy preparing for the bimonthly examinations to be held Thursday and Friday. There is music in the air. Our organ arrived Monday. Hazel Holman is our new organist. Mr.

Bowden earned 40 credits Tues- cil Grove Fridav for a short visit with her son O. T. VanMeter and family and her grand daughter, Mrs. Chas. Yadon and family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz entertained a number of friends and relatives to dinner at their home Sunday. Those present were: Mr. Spencer and family, of Alta Vista, Cha3.

Morgan and family of McDowell creek, Chas. and Will Swartz and families, Chas. and Will Carlson and families. This wa3 in honor of Mn Swartz' birthday. Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met WednesJay of last week with Mrs.

Albert Aspelin in the country. A large attendance was reported. Mrs. Hannah McLeavey entertained Geo. Rapp and wife, Dr.

Brethour and family, Albert Aspelin and family, Mrs. J. L. Holshouser and two children and Miss Ruth Thornton at her home last Sunday. Mrs.

Clint Kerns and children epent Friday wits her sister, Mrs. Geo. Cur-yea near Alta Vista. Ralph Swartz and wife autoed to White City Sunday and spent the day with Prof. Harry Ramsey, candidate for county superintendent, was at White City Saturday.

Clarence Nordeen was a White Citj business caller Saturday. N. W. Nelson was at White City last Senday. F.

H. Schappel of Caldwell, and Mrs. Sloneker of Illinois, spent Sunday and Monday here with Will Swartz and family. Mrs. Sloneker is an aunt of Mrs.

Swartz. Frank Bailey, of Alta Vista, will preach here at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Frankie Nordeen, of White City, spent Sunday here with home folks. Charley Nordeen went to Kansas City Monday to attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs.

Wymers son who died Sunday. Wymers were formerly residents of Dwight. He was a veterinary surgeon here. Dr. McClane wa3 here last Monday night and took charge of the service at the M.

E. church. DWiGHT Bach, Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Sadler are on the refreshment committee and xMrs.

Sen Bolinder was reported on Mr3 Harry Ramsey 0n the entertain ment comm'ttee. the sick list most of last week. Mi98 Velma Gos of Emporia, epent Will, Arthur and Elwood Strom, a Pete-eon last Sunlay here with her iwr. fienry Knuddon and Nela and Mrs. Vendali.ie G03S.

A. L. of Topeka, was a business visitor here Tuesday. Claude Anderson of Topeka, was a Dwight caller between trains Monday. J.

G. Swartz was a White City caller over in Mondav afternoon. He drove traveling automobile with a couple were out working the roadg and putting in a new culvert five milea south of Dwight last week. Revival meetings commenced here Sunday night at the M. church.

Rev. J. R. Creamer will conduct the services, assisted by Mr. Day of Alma, who will have charge of the singing.

John Dunn and wife, who have been here the past several months visiting Swen Bolmder and family, left Friday for Kansas City, where he ha3 employ-meat and they will make their home there. W. H. Parken and family are in Washington county this week visiting relatives and looking after business. salesmen.

Clarence Johnson is.boarding at present with H. S. Strams. Mrs. George Frank and daughter, Miss Marie, returned home Sturlay from a five weeks stay with relatives in Oklahoma City.

Miss" Myrtle Edwardd, of Eureka day. He found a nest of eight baby The Alta Vista schools have lost a mice in his desk. Each mouse counts a'ued lrid in the death of Mr. C. five credits I J.ohn80n- Seldom has the death of a citizen of the town meant so much to The story, "The Doctor," which is the school, and with one accord the being read by Mr.

Wright, is very in-! hesrta of the pupils went out to their teresting. classmates when the news of the death mate, Delia Meseke, is getting along nicely after her operation, and hope to 6oon see her in school again. Nellie Hyds had the misfortune of getting her dress badly burned Monday by "Sally." Inez Nelson was absent the greater part cf Tuesday on account of the sickness of her mother. The American History class was visited by a quiz Tuesday morning. The Agriculture class took their test HKe, la staying un, vv.iu They madg tfae trjp in their autQ and is assisting at the Signal office.

I Earl Biglin and wife Edd Branmck, Apply Sloan's Freely For Lumbago wa3 learned. An Hppreciauon from the school, while indicatirg regard, does not fulfill the purpose of f-xnressinfir Venning, Chas. Amsbury and City, epent Sunday here with Misae8 Euaice Furney and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cmt Kaudson.

fi Je Aka attnded tfae Primary Notes Your attacks of lumbago are not nesriy so hopeless as they seeni. You J. G. Swartz and Mrs. Oscar dance here at the rink Fridav nicht J.

Mrs. There are thirty-three pupils enrolled ine sorrow tnat the school leels. in the Primary room, as follows: Grade; Mr. Johnson worked for the Fuccess grade 2, 15; grade 3, 9. that three of his children found in can relieve them almost instantly by a simple application of Sloan'd Lin Mrs.

Clint Keri and children arrived here last Tnurfday from Cheyenne, graduating trom the A. V. II. S. That iment on the back and loins.

Lumbago Wyoming, for an extended with her Friday in Mr. Wright's room, but have not yet received their grades. They are wondering whether they wrote answers to questions on the "Prodigal Son" instead of on Agriculture. The following were the visitors in thr Primary room during October: Mrs. W.

C. Coates, Mrs. Snodg-ass, Mrs. H. Wolgast, Miss Wright, Mr3.

Gipple, ansa Crouch and Rev. Heide. the schon is sorrowing with the family will not for a mo orient be doubted. The Faculty. The Students.

Strom drove to Alta Vista Friday and spent the day. Jas. Clayton and family returned to their home in Nebraska Thursday after a week's stay here with Ernest Princle and wife were Topeka visitors Sunday. W. H.

Dodderidge of White -Cir, was here cn a business visit last week. parents, Mr. and Mrs Crist Knudson. Mrs. Nannie Day, of Herington is here this week visiting her children, Geo.

Day and Margarett Lighthall and families. O. M. Shaw'and wife autoed to Con- Keep Your Stomach and Liver Healthy correct constipation and have excellent SProfessional Cards with is a form of rheumatism, and yields perfectly to Sloan's, which penetrates quickly all in through the Eore, tender muscles, limbers up the back and makes it feel fine. Get a bottle of Sloan'H Liniment for 25 cents of any druggist and have it in the house against colds, sore and swollen joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments.

Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost instant relief. Dr. Swisher's next dates in Alta Vista, are October 30 and 31. If you have eye trouble he can cure you. The Aha Vista Mercantile Co.

are Mrs. Pete Brenheiser returned home! crdia Sunday nd spent the day A vigorous stomach, perfect working tonic effect on the whole system pur-liver and regular acting bowels is guar- fy your blood and rid you of all ody anteed if you will use Dr. King's New poisons through the bowels. Only 25c Life Pills. They insure good digestion, at your druggist.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The two ladies are sisters. An exceptionally large crosvd attended the Progressive meetirg here at the rink Saturday n.ght.

The Progressive quartet of Council Grove furnished music during the evening. The speakers were Senatoa Clad Hamilton and Mrs. Foster, president of the First District Federation Cub of Topeka, Edwin Hnderson, candidate tor ccunty Oorsot of I he agent3 for the Stand-Up Scrubber, and Attorney-at-Law ALMA KANSAS Practice in all Courts. Jan. 22, 1914.

it is a gooa one. Let them s.iow you 49tf They Make You Feel Good attorney and Mrs. Herbert Keith. Comfort Mrs. Anna L.

Alford, candidate for ine pieasanc purgative eitect pro- iduced by Chamberlain's Tablets and last Wednesday from Mackinaw, 111., where she has been the couple months visiting her parents. Mrs. Mabelle Johnson and daughter, Miss Erraa of Bila. came in last week for a short visit with the Swen Bolind-es family. Mrs.

G. F. Brethour entertained Mrs. Hannah McLeavey, Mrs. Clarence Nordeen and Mrs.

Jas. Clayton to dinner at her home Wednesday. Miss Nellie Stevens returned home Tuesday from a week's stay with her Bister, Mrs. Johnson at Cocordia. Lewis Ccnde, wife and two children spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Swartz. Mrs. J.

R. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Emrich autoed to Council Grove on a business trip Friday. Congressman Doolittle spoke her" large crosvd at the skating rink L.st Wednesday afternoon.

Will Wilkinson was calling at Heniy Kenning'tt last Thursday. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. F. register of deeds, was a Dwight paiier the healthy condition of body and mind which they create make one feel joy ful. For sale by all dealers.

New g'oods are arriving' daily at the Peoples Store. Saturday and Sunday, guest ol Mrs. Harry Ramsey. Loren Elliott, of Latimer, was here and attended Sunday school and church last Sunday and epent the day visiting with friends. Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met last Friday with Mrs.

John Swartz in an all-day meeting. Dinner was served and the afternoon was spent in quilting. The following young people from here attended the pie social out at district mi R. E. Scneder Justice of Peace Office at Residence B.

F. Amsbury Veterinary Surg'ecn and Dentist. Prompt Service Day or Night. Phone 38. mm? yA New Union mm Mil xKi 1 23 Friday night: George Lighthall church will meat on Wednesiay of this week with Mrs O'snn.

Mrs. F. Jk. Lackey, AUCTIONEER TRIP-FALL 'S HPPIIG at Kansas City Open November 1, 1914 All Rock Island trains at Kansas City will arrive and depart from this magnificent station, making Alta Vista, Kansas I solicit your Reasonable. work.

Terms Satisfaction Guaranteed. Make dates at Journal Office. LESTER LOWE Auctioneer When you buy a corset the thing above all is Comfort. The demand for the ''natural" figure is particularly trying to the woman of fulldevelopements. But this new J.C.C.

corset moulds the full figure to a natural outline without stiffness or discomfort. Youthful figures require above all else comfort and freedom to express their natural grace and charm. The boning in this corset has been arranged to support the corset, and yet so that no bones pass over the hips, this adds greatly to the comfort of the wearer, prevents unsightly ridges at the hips, and gives correct, smooth lines to the figure. You women who appreciate up-to-date styles for the lowest price at which a good corset can be sold should see the new models of the new J. C.

C. models in our corset department. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. direct connections with all diverging lines. Fast Trains Daily via Reck Island Lines Drawing-room sleeping cars, chair cars and coaches.

Finest Modein All-Steel Equipment Stock and Farm Sales a Specialty. Terms furnished on application My past business is my best recommendation. COUNCIL GROVE. KANSAS All Fares are refunded by the Association and not by the Merchants. Before entering a store Be certain that it is a member of the Junction City Free Transportation Bureau.

otherwise you will be disappointed in collecting your rebate We, the members of the Junction City's Free Transpor-tion Bureau, will refund One Mile of railroad fare with each 50. cents worth of merchandise purchased. Or if you have yourown means of conveyance either automobile, carriage, etc and wish to come to Junction City to trade, you will be entitled to your mileage refund just the same, based on the same ratio as the railroad fare. An easy way to determine how much to spend to obtain the refund to Junction City and return is to ask yourself the question, "How far am I from Junction City?" The answer is the number of dollars to spend to secure the round trip FREE. For Further Information Write to DR.

E. S.XEACH, Secretary. We sell wind shield glass for autos. Burg'ner-Bowman Lbr. Co.

Scrubbing is one of the housekeepers Fcr tickets, reservations and information see ft hardest tasks. If you will buy a Stand- Mrs. Mn E. Roswurm Up Scrubber of the Alta Vista Mercan tile Co. all of that hard labor will be lost 49tf H.

AVER, Agent.