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I •Tony Cernywas a Fairbury visitor Monday;Harold Bell Wright’s latest book at Anderson’s Pharmacy.F. M. Brick/of Haddanv was over on business Wednesday.Rudelph Kobes visited Cuba, friends Sunday;Large assortment of pennauts at Anderson’s Pharmacy.• •G. A. and C. C. Haines were►Lincoln visitors Tuesday.Mrs. J. J. Shimek was on thet .sick list a few days this week.W. F. Ward and Simon Bever. *w.ere Belleville vjsitors Saturday.. a ^ ^ .a\Girls Wanted—Fairbury Laun-. % 4dry Co., Fairbury, Nebr.. ■ % For Sale—A two-year-ol‘d High-wood driving colt.—Anton Miller. 8-3Melvin Shorthill was a Fairbury visitor Wednesday morning.** ► 1Mrs, C. Hoover spent Tuesday' ■ 8 • » • • • 1afternoon with JVIrs. J. M. Baker.Miss Anna Marsicekr of Omaha,. , *, r . ►.*is here visiting relatives * and friends.*VMrs: G. W. ‘ Jotter and son,« •William, were Fairbury visitors Tuesday. .# , ,Get one of those pennants for* * • .your car at 'Anderson’s Pharmacy., ' H .E. A. ‘ Frame spent Monday* * # * *I a f _ . *with Mr. and Mrs. Jos.,Bouska.:I**.I IWhen a Man’s a Man,” Harold• • *■Bell Wright’s latest book, sit An-* derson’s Pharmacy.1 Malcolm Keeler has been theguest of T. P. Denton the pastw* -week.Miss Adelia Woodhouse visited relatives at Cuba Sunday, refcurn-C. L. Ward and G. W. Anderson were county seat visitors Wednesday.ing Monday morning._* 1Mrs. Perry Adams visitedfriends in Belleville and attended»the Fair Tuesday.Alvin Thomas, ■ of 'Jlubhell; spent Sunday with- his uncle,- i * _ •Frank Thomas, and family. •■ Mr. and Mrs. John Godden and■ • - • i •.children s^ent* Sunday afternoon. ■ ■ • j * •with Ed Thomas' and -’family;-Babe Paulicheck spent last week with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonska.Mrs. M. J. Webster and Mrs.%E. F. Keene were in Kansas City*» - * * *a few days this week on business.The auto races at the Belleville Fair Tuesday drew a large number from this corner of the county:Chester Simmons andJ Oren Van Meter, of Lovewell, visited Narka friends and attended^the , picnic Friday. . . ..•E. A. Frame ahd George Bouska spent Monday. night, at the John1Paulicheck home.Mr. and Mrs. H. Beck and Mrs.•i •Cp Ward spent Tuesday evening at J, M. Baker’s.jwerelMrs. J. W. Shoemaker’ and daughter, Miss Sylvia, were shopping in Belleville Tuesday..Master Harold 'Eakins spentlast week with his grandparents,,» ■* ■ !w . ■MV. and Mrs. George Anderson.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maeh and family and Steve Maeh. and mother spent Sunday at Jim Mach’s.* *Mrs. Mary Van Meter,, of Lovewell, spent Friday with her sister, Mrs.h Austin Pefcersr and family.Frank KrameFweiTtMip Kansas City Tuesday for a fe\y days yis^t with his sons, F. C. and E, H. Kfaniei;. • * ,• Mrs. L. W. Hutcherson and‘ •daughter. Miss Hattie; visited*Mrs. J. P. Beesor at Mahaska Tuesday.Miss Thelma Seifert went tolt;Belleville Wednesday morning to*visit friends and attend the Fair'a few days.‘ i,A. F. Hunt and Mrs. Mrs. G.t .W r Edvvards: attended the lie-public county fair at Bellevjlle Wednesday.Roy McCall, of Bretvstei*, came in last Wednesday to attend theMiss Luciele Bachelor,8of Belleville, visited Miss Thelma Seifertpicnityttnd visit friends a few days. last Tliursday and Friday and at-tended lt;the picnic.i.Mrs. A*.' Stransky, of Munden,was thq supper guest of Mrs. Joseph Bouska Tliursday evening.Quite a. number fnsan here attended the cotinty, .fai)* at Belleville one or more days this week.iProf; R. C. Hunt wept to Athol Kans., Saturday to join his wife,in a visit with her parents, she having been there the past week.« • « rMrs. Austin Peters .and son,Donald, went to Mankato Thurs-*day morning for a* few days visit with her parents.One peering*. Corn Binder for sale. Almost new—just, cut 75 acres of corn. Inquire of Cerny Bros. Narka, Kans.Miss Ollie Hili, of Belleville, visited her aunt, Miss Jennie G6n-well, Tliursday and Friday and. . .attended the :pienie. *V ■Miss Thelma Seifert returned■ , ■ i»home last Wednesday evening• * .from a visit with friends at Clyde.* •Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paulieheck,• rfrom east of Mahaska; spent Sun^ day with Mr.,and Mrs. J. L. Orr. - . iMrs. George Shoup*, of Ilnbbell is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W.Joy, and Mrs, G. W. Jotter, this* .week.Ma._ ■ •. iMiss Ida Ward/of Fairbury, at-► »tended the picnic and spent a few* ' ■ fdays with her„cousin, Miss EstlierWard.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harroun,‘ . ■ 1 ■ ■ *‘of Lovewell, areN here for a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr. md Mrs. J. I. Wolff.Ike Sellars, of Clay Center,drovfelt; * ** % over Thursday niorning arid tookin both days or the picnic and enjoyed visiting with his old Narka• ifriends.Mr. and' Mrs. G. S. Cosand andWson, Junior, of Courtland, visitedi * * •her parents, Mr. and Mrfe. G. W,• *Jotter, and attended the picnic both days.*Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Yoder, of* .VVashington,1 came dawn Thursday evening and visited until Monday tnorning with their son, Chas. W.Yoder, and family. .• • 'Mr. and Mrs. Gus Holly droveover from Fairbury Wednesday toiattend the picnic and visit their, son,*Edmond and family. '% •Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bonska and,• I * .• •son, of near Haddam,' were sup-per-guests of r Mr, and M i s, Fred1 , «,Hubka Friday evening. / ‘! ‘\ _Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. C. Bonham, of Mahaska, were the supper guests of JMr. and Mrs. Chas. W.• rYoder, Thursday evening.Miss Mary Kerr went to Concordia Saturday morning for a few days visit with her friend, _ Mrs. J. A. Cooperrider, and family.Ray Nafziger, of Washington, D. C., and Alfred Nafziger, of Chicago, were here to. attend the picnic and visit relatives a few days. -./V*‘Newton ‘Edgington, of Olathe,Kansas, arrived here Monday oflast week for a week’syisit with ' Lhis cousin, Mrs. J. R. Durflinger,* * • .and to.attend the picnic.Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mutli andj children and Mrs. HVR. Smeeand*. .. v . ison spent Saturday evening;witht kMr. and Mrs. C. B. Higgs and en-* »joyed,home-made icecream. .. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman,: df Kingsviller - Texas, left Saturday morning for Denver, after a six weeks visit with her sister, Mrs, 11. Baldwin, and family.* Mrs. I). C. Dovel, of Lincoln, came down Wednesday eveningi * *for a few days visit with her son, Chas. Dovel, and family, and other relatives and attend the picnic.wMrs. S. M. Mahard came downfrom Lincoln Wednesday evening#to visit her sister, Mrs. W. F.* . * •Ward, and brother, Albert Holly, a few .days and take in the picnic.. • - ,Let us figure on your Doorand Window Screens. OurScreens are made of Northern White Pine.*AVVWe have a large stock of bright ^dry 1 u mber ana building material.Let us figure on your , next bi}l. Remember when ypu buy at home you get the grade you buy, and inspect it before you buy, and if you have any left you can return It*. Yours for Business, •W. L. THOMAS, - - -***j;MLr - JlLr- • -jltj. - -jm v jM -^Narka, Kansas.» -The Misses Placky, ; of Crete,arrived here ^Y’ednesday of lastweek, and are visiting their sister,► *Mrs. Frank Pulec.Mrs. E. J. Young and daughter,♦Mrs, James Diiwdy and son, Rex, spent Monday with -Mrs. .Boyd Morgan and farfiily.. *Grant Willoughby, of Fairbury, and A- B* Coonrod, of Mahask^,-called at the W. L. Hutcherson home Sunday evening.i ■Miss Mildred Simpson, of; _iOmaha, arrived hel*e last Tuesday and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. V. H. Greuter, and family. -....t. .... . . ,John and Tony Matousek, of■ i -Otego, arrived here in their Ford*• ‘ wlast Wednesday, and attended the picnic .Thursday and Friday.Mr. and Mrs, A. Kuchera.andlt; , *family and Luther .and AnnaBouska visited at the John Pauli-■ s :check home Sunday afternoon.Mrs. Steve Maxon visited rela-tives in Belleville from Thursday Aborning until Friday morning and attended the Fair while there:Mrs. Claude Black returned to■ - *. « *her home in Kansas City Tuesdayi 4 i. * jafter a two weeks visit with her mother? Mrs. Mary Patterson.Quite a number from Narkaand vicinity attended the* .Chautauqua at Belleville last*Wednesday to hear William■ * * ■ - r i t ,Jennings Byran.Mrs. F.. J. Kasparefe and chil-* *dren, of McPherson, arrived hereSunday and visited her sister, Mrs' * •F. J. Lahodn.v, and family, until, *«Thursday mqrning.O. P. Dovel and wife and Ad Newman and daughter, of Auburn NebrM arri ved here Tuesday for a visit with the former’s brother jEd Dovel..’ Mr. Newman is hav-*ing a monument erected in the Maple Grove cemetery. Mrs. J^mes Dawdy and children, Beth and Rex, who have been here visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. 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Narka News
Narka, Kansas, US
Fri, Aug 25, 1916
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