The Onaga Herald from Onaga, Kansas • Page 4

"TR0FE-8I0NAL CARDS. fdobe Hot Blast i eaters VP. in the latest statistical returns issued by the British board of trade. They show that the United States leads al! other countries in the production of wheat, corn, barley and pigs for every thousand of population. For that Mrs.

Ray Force were in "Westmoreland, Tuesday on business and pleasure. Seth Ingalsbe left Tuesday for Kansas City for a week's visit with his son, Clarence, and to attend the Stock Show. i i i 4 i I Christian h. koentz, m. d.

Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to Surgery. Office over the Learner Mer. Co. itore 11 people the United number of States has 3 acres of wheat, John Lee and Eustus, of near Westmoreland, loaded their acres c-f corn, 522 acres of ited a few days in this vicinity with friends and relatives.

Rev. Breck and wife of Onaga were in this vicinity last Friday getting acquainted with the people. The Misses Summerville attended a party at Mr. Smith's near Centralia one night last week. Mrs.

Matilda Besancon spent Saturday and Sunday in the family of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Per-russel. Charles Landis and wife spent Sunday at Mrs.

Hattie Summer-ville's and Leon Gigandet and family at Newton Dodds. 1 .1 1 O.naqa. Kansas JR. F. W.

GOODSrEED. DENTIST. Now permanently located lu Onaga Dental Work at Reasonable Price Hartwlck Building, Osaoa. Kashas uuuseuum kuuus uuiu a car aeie j5arjey anj jqq pjgs mm ill u.u I- 7X "es-TsT ill lhJLi Even in the production of the statistics are rather in view of the emphatic in TILL1AM P. WILiON.

and are moving to fceneca. Mrs. Jones of Fosioria is here this week visiting with her brother, B. O. Griffith, and with her sister, Mrs.

Florence Goodman. E. W. Andrick, as administrator of the estate of the late Win. sistence that is beiegmadeto the effect that the excessively high (K.

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(N. Y. Post Graduate 1901,1 Phones: Office, 13: Residence. 99. price of meat here is caused by a rapidly decreasing production of cattle in the face of a continuous ANSA OUAGA.

Allen, sold the Allen farm west LACLEDE Rob't. Kolterman-threshed alfalfa Saturday. Pete Gaume was on the creek buying hay last week. Mrs. Schroeder spent Monday with Mrs.

Schwandt. Mrs. DeGraw visited Sunday with Mrs. Townsend. Verne Hirsch spent Sunday afternoon with home folks.

Robert Kolterman sold some cattle to GeueClingensmith. Mrs. Arganbright visited Sub-day with Mrs. Ross Jenkins. A series of meetings was start ed at the Baptist church Monday.

Harry Meskimen and wife visited Sunday with M. Day and wife. Mrs. A. J.

Richmond visited Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. June Campbell. of Onaga, this week to Eugene and rapid increase in the Fred Besancon formerly of Allen. jtion. Among all of the important lADIES' TAILORING AND DHES3 MAKING.

at Mrs. LocisBerges. Onaga. Kas this place was married in Hiawatha, Kansas, to Miss Howard of Nebraska City, a few weeks ago. Last Sunday was Rally Day.

The Choir had special music: solos, duets, and full chorus. Rev. Breck preached an excellent sermon as usual and the Lord's Supper was served. ROVER L. DUNN, Attorney at Law.

onaga, kansas. nations the United States stands second on the list in the number of cattle raised for each thousand of people. Denmark is the leading nation in this field. So, too, in the production of sheep, the United States is among the leaders on this basis, occupying third place and being led by the United Kingdom and Norway. In the matter of oats and potatoes, the United States is in tenth place.

Denmark raises the most oats per 1000 inhabitants, 377 bushels against 77 for Dates for Consultation made at the Oiiaa State Bank. Mrs. Howard Runyan was visiting her sister. Mrs. Keyser, at Westmoreland last week.

Mr. Runyan drove down after her Sunday. At the meeting of the directors of the Farmers' State Bank last week everything was found to be in good condition, and the deposits are the largest in the history of the institution. Several of the ladies of Whea-ton and vicinity have formed an embroidery club with Mrs. Ray Force as president.

They met last week with Mrs. Ruth Bushey II EATON John Holder is in Fostoria this Herman Schawandt threshed alfalfa Monday. O. E. Teske CHAS.

BROWN, Teacher of Band and Orchestral Instruments And PIANO TUNING. week drilling a well. Geo. Monroe bought a horse at the Lanphear sale last week. Mr.

Berg into the J. Irish building last Saturday. this country. Germany produces the most potatoes per 1000 people, and the next meeting will be Mrs. Thos.

Sales has been held with Mrs. Violet Robbins 126 bushe's to only 39 for the United States. And if, as some of the experts declare, the people of this conn-try are on a sure and swift road to near-starvation or the bread line because of well-nigh prohibi Burn slack and all grades of soft and hard Correct in principle, beautiful in design, heavily nickeled, faultlessly constructed, a perfect stove for all kinds of fuel. In offering you the new Globe Hot Blast Heater we can truthfully say that it is the greatest soft coal burner in the world, a stove that is in a class by itself, a store without a competitor. We claim that our new heater will burn any kind of fuel more economically, will consume the smoke and soot more completely, will heat the base.

Will be in Onaga Every Wednesday. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Leave Orders at Herald Office. quite ill during tne past ween. 0.

Griffith and son Benjam- Moses Shockey started for the in who have been in Topeka for a Nebraska land drawing this week. week, having the latter eye Joe Biggins has secured a po- treated' have returned hcme-sition in the light plant at Onaga. The doctor had to remove the eye, and Benjamin is wearing a glass Swickard Monroe shipped a prR and sppms to hfi al) r5lht i i I i 1 1 i Li i i Ji doing the Geo. Bassett and wife are enjoying a visit from the former's mother of Concordia, Kansas. A.

J. Richmond and family visited Sunday with Grover George and wife on the Pitney Ranch. W. A. Schroeder and wife spent the day Friday with Em-mett Farrell and wife down on the Vermillion bottom.

Mrs. Geo. Richmond from Sol dier Creek is visiting relatives here before leaving for Iowa, where they will make their fu ture home. Waldro Emerson, third son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Bassett, tive costs of food, unless gigantic increases are made in the pro jl duction of food crops and meat car of hogs to Kansas City, a I have moved my r- While John Moran was taking a load of men to the Hess fire producing livestock, what must the situation in this respect be fire IARNESS SHOP 1 The Doctor reports a new boy Ffid nj ht and on turnin floor and room more thoroughly and will hold just as long as any heater ever made. at the home of Roy White last nrnpr afc nof. snpPfl the cur weeif- upset, throwing the men out. No CP. Tryon marketed about one was hurt much and the only fry if if I fifty bushels of potatoes in this damage to the car was a punctur- was born April 22, 1912, and died f7 city last week.

edtire. from Mr. McCabes to the building north of Miller Bros, hardware store. Harness Work' and Shoe Repairing. Harness Oiled $1.00.

Shop-made Harness. A. C. PECK. with the people of the other nations ou earth? There is complaint in all of them, it is true, because of the increasing cost of living, but it isn't as voluminous nor is it given the attention that it is hi this country.

But while the cost of living in other countries is much higher than it used to be, it is also a fact that the prices of food products in them September SO, 1913, of summer complaint, being ill only a few 1 1 days. He attained the age of 1 Mrs. Robert Jones, of Blaine, Last Friday evening the farm was visiting with friends here house occupied by Brice Hess last Saturday. caught fire and burned to the County Commissioner Doyle ground, together with most of year, 5 months and 9 days. The wise Father knows" why he picks the contents.

Mrs. Hess went these tender blossoms. May He Good Service. Good Sales. Prompt Returns- was in town Monday on his way to Westmoreland.

upstairs to get some things and has not as yet come anywhere comfort the bereaved parents Ship Your Stock had to jump out of the upstairs i near reaching the high levels that Funeral services at two o'clock A. M. Graff and Phillip Willis to prevail in this country. And window and hurt herself pretty at the church. Many friends were in Onaga last Friday even- bady She was brought to town this despite the fact, that the had gathered at the home and United States leads the world as ing ueuwetjii irams.

and medical aid given her. Xo the church was filled. P. A a producer per 1000 of popula J. E.

Kennedy, of Kansas City, bones were broken, but she is ochenk omciated. was tion in a number of important was in this city last week on bus- not able to walk yet. in the cemetery a little north of DR. E. BRACK, VETERINARIAN.

Eight Years Successful Practice Prepared to do all work in my line. Surgery, Dentistry, Medicine. All calk Promptly Answered. day or night. Will be a Onaea Livery Barn every Geo.

R. Barse Live Stock Commission Company, Kansas City, Mo. Cattb Salesmen Sam Trower. E. A.

Chase, W. Claddinli. Hoa Salesman Bob Dawson. Sheep talesman Tom PneK. Fbkder B0YERS Joe Gibson, A.

C. Briney. food products and is a close sec iness and pleasure. Laclede. PRODUCTION AND POPULATION ond and third in others.

A baby boy was born to Mr, JSTeueliaiel. and Mrs. Martin "Walsh last Considerable is heard these days about the high cost of living in this country, as far as the food BUSINESS CHANGE. Wednesday, Oct. 1st.

There will be no preaching Having purchased the jewelry here Sunday. Saturday. H. F. Kufahl went to Kansas necessaries of life are concerned, on 11 Havensville.

Phones. 11 Write Us. Your Cattle, Hogs and Sheep sold by salesmen personally interested In the Com-. pany. Markft papers and market reports furnished free on application.

There is lots of wheat sowed City Monday on a week's busi being due to the fact that the business of S. T. Butler, I desire to call your attention to the fact 21 Onaga. here this fall. ness and pleasure trip.

volume of food products raised Henry Mentha's family moved Ed Robbins bought three head here is not keeping anything like a 1 -1 1J that I have secured as my watch maker, jeweler and engraver Simpson Ingalsbe, who, as i of fine milk cows at the L. P. ine Pace 11 shouiu whu uie m- to Onaga last week. Robbins sale last week. creases in the population, let CITY TEIffl ME.

John Labbe, and wife have workman, needs no introduction in your midst. Good work and ttt such assertions scarcely jibe Roland Toothaker, of est- TJ moved to our town. honest prices will be our motto moreland, spent Sunday evening stan dg firgt as a ducer C. H. Turner, Prep.

Katie Summerville is working We especially invite you to call. with friends in this city. I a natinno at Jasper Bonjour's. 27-4t. O.

L. Grover. Men's Friends An om, serviceable knife that never balks, that's always ready for work, becomes almost a friend you hate to part with it. But in buying a knife you cannot tell by examination what sort cf service it will give unless yau buy the kind whose durability and wearing qualities are guaranteed. the earth as to several important John Winters is on the jury at vacation this week and is visiting food products and near the top as Goods delivered to and from all parts of the City at Reasonable Prices.

The Commercial Cafe in the nis parents near Fostoria. to others, not only as to the entire volume of such products but Opera House building. Every Geo. Onaga, a cous- thing neat and clean. Meals 25 of E.

P. Spangler, was visiting also on the basis of the quantities Express and Baggage Transferred to and from theDepot. cents, Board by- the week $1.00 produced per 1000 population nere Tuesday of last week. Home made chili and home-made This being the case, the cost of Miss May Maskel went to Fos living in other nations should be ONAGA, KANSAS. toria last week to help Mrs.

J. N. pies always on hand. Good and quick service. Special chicken Sunday dinner every Sunday.

much higher than it is in the Un Hart with her house work. ited States, but that is not the PoeketKcives Fresh bread, 6 bread tickets 25 Dan Maskel erected a nne fact i 1 1 cents, or 26 for Si. 00. Come in monument at his wife's grave in Proof of the leadership of the Marysville this week. J.

R. Perrussel has purchased a new cream separator. Charles Kolterman has been dragging the roads again. Lou McBride was in this neighborhood last week buying cattle. Henry Perrussel of Onaga was in our midst one day last week.

Will Burdett of Centralia was in this neighborhood one day last "week. Amil Kolterman sowed wheat for A. G. and C. B.

Bonjour last Friday. Sallie Mouton who has been quite sick is improviEg at this writing. are th( ervir.p.ihhvfnend Yon Parsons' bystem and give us a trial. Mrs. Dora Pleasant Hill cemetery last week.

United States in this most im- are absolutely sure of fat.sfac'.icn when vou buy them. You know they have Rice, Proprietor. Uncle Seth" Ingalsbe visited portant particular is to be found the finest, strongest 1 lad-i-s, with his grandson, E. O. Ingals lasting ed fI7 exactly r-h be, in Westmoreland last week.

Special (The Onaga Weelily Herald Every detail is given careful attention, so that springs, joints, rivets, and handles will last as as the A. H. Henry came home from I Price: flaiw TW-s oi Dental Offices. OKces opened on following dayi, EACH MONTH. WaiBga, 4111 tO 12C12SIT5 Earensnlls, 17a to lots, (to 2011 to 234, inclusive Wieatci, 241S 25a, uicInsiTS 25a to 3ca, 1st ani 2sa, iscIhsits Onaga last week with a new Ford auto, of which he is very proud.

almost in 'estructi'de Keen Kutter Knives and Razors are fully guaranteed. This name and guarantee also Tcxdj cf all VA The Misses Clara and Sarah Vhat is lie worth? Maskel are visiting with their How can you get full market value out of ti rs kinds, Scissors cousin near Fostoria this week, and Table Cutler. Prices 2-o t. Miss Marie Martin came down from Fostoria Monday and will Have made slight change In date so as to more conveniently reacb these points by rail. Note.

In visiting each polni I will be prepared to complete, while there. A fci your Cattle, iiogs, br.eep, (jrain, iiay, Egg-s, Poultry and Produce, unless you get the official market reports of the Daily Drovers Telegram? To sell anything for less than Is worth is simply giving money away. The Daily Drovers Telegram tells you everyday the correct market price of everything raised on the farm. Tells you where the market is as well as what it is. En attend high school here this such work as Crown and Bridge work, Alfred Junod and family of near Wheaton were in our midst Sunday.

Several from this neighborhood attended the Seneca Fair last Thursday. Milton and Chester Dodds have gone to Iowa to get a job of corn husking. Clara Brunkow of near Onaga A A i 1 T. A also Plate work. Am especially prepared to do the most difficult pieces of Martin Tibbetts, -of Blaine, passed through here Friday on ables you to get 5 per cent to 20 per cent more money for everything by knowing what it is worth Crown and Bridge work, but will give all work intrusted to my care the most careful attention.

Respectfully, H. W. Parsons. his way to Onaga with some and when to sell to best advantage. R.

L. FITHIAN, horses. Miss Veda Icgalsbe came up is working for Mrs. John Win from Kansas City last Friday i 'i night for a week's visit with her J.W.HALL 5 parents. 'a V.

I Mis Yefeiiii. I Miss Emma Swickard spe.it Saturday and Sunday with her Telegraphic News of the World on the Bay It Happens The Daily Drovers Telegram is a modern daily newspaper that gives you the daily news of the world by telegraph. Fourteen editors and reporters, Including Sirs. Mary the noted Woman's Editor, gives their entire time to making the Telegram the ideal daily newspaper for the farm home. The Onaga Weekly Herald your own home newspaper.

It stands for your best interests and the upbuilding of this community all the time. In connection with the Telegram you get ail the newi, local and foreign. Tou want both papers. The regular price of the Daily Drovers Telegram alone is a year. Send or bring us your cash or check for $4.00 and you will get both papers one full year.

Tour time will be advanced if you are Already paid up for either paper. friend, Miss Marie Gardiner, at Fostoria. ters this week. A daughter was bcrn to Mr. and Mrs.

Jasper Bonjour Thursday, October 2. Mrs. Ida Cass spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jasper BoDjour last week. George Holliday and wife of near Onaga were visiting at Oscar Holliday 's 2londay.

Mrs. Paul Juiiud of vis- OrScs at Onaga Li very Barn. will cry sales anywhere in this and adjoining counties, on reasonable terms and on a guarantee of satisfaction. TELEPHONE NO. 1, ONAGA, KAKSAS.

Calendar of my dates will be kept at the oSce of Tne O.vao a IZekald, dateg may be arranged for, terrr.s, and ail necessary information gladly given to aid in makin? your saie a success. vA F. C. Force and wife went to Kansas City last Saturday for a Calls Promptly Answered few days visit and to take in the Dar or Night. Va 1 The ONAGA WEEKLY HERALD Phone No.

20. stock show. E. W. Andrick and 'wife and! Onaga.

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