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N will leave this evenFay ing for Estes Park to join Mrs. Seatcn. who is recuperating there from major operation late last spring She will return with him
Just received. the new FREEDOM FROCKS See them in our window $1.00 each Duckwalls
Mrs Mollie Knapp has returned from visit in Glay Center with in Mrs. George Harina.
Expert Radio repairing Brown's
Miss Alta Lathrop who has been attending summer school left for her home in Smith Center this morning
Distilled Water for safe at Sagers 61-tf
F. M Padgett and family of Chi, cago left yesterday for their home after visiting his sister. Mrs. Lenna Dougherty of this city and other relatives at Marion, Kansas,
Batteries Recharged-Sager Elec. 61-tf
Mrs Olive Butts and daughter Ina of Kismit here visiting the home of Mr and Mrs W. Hefling and with other. friends.
Ladies mesh hose, assorted colors and sizes, 25c pair. Duckwalls. 48-tf
Mrs. H. H. Haymaker and child ren will leave this morning to spend about month at Green Mountain Falls. Colo.
Printed voiles, good quality 36 inch width, fast color, yards 25c. Duckwalls. 48-tf
Miss Josephine Hanna of the United Telephone company is on her vacation this week.
To put new life in your hair have our hot oil treatment with scientific scalp manipulations, shampoo and finger wave $1. Peggy Beauty Service. 4292 52-4
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Eby and two children left Thursday for Dodge City where Mrs. Eby and the children will spend the rest of August with her mother. Mr. Eby will go in Denver, Colo., on business.
Iced Tomatoes and Cants reasonable. O'B Mkt. blks S. of O. 47-tf
R. R. Berkley, accompanied by his mother. went to Salina Fr.day on business.
For real comfort try a "Dreamaway." There no better mattress built. Sold by Coffman Furniture Co. 50-6
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ticer have returned from visit in Wichita and a business trip to Blackwell, Okla.
Records, 10 inch play both sides, latest records, 25c each. Duckwalls. 48-tf
Mr and Mrs. Virgil Hurst. Margaret and Joan of Abilene, accompanied by Mr. Hurst's brother and wife of South Dakota were visitors in Manhattan Friday.
Tire repairing-3agers
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Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore and children returned Wednesday from two week's vacation at Hot Springs. South Dakota
All kinds of musical instruments repaired. Brown's Music Store. 83-tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. Melgren were down from Olsburg Friday afternoon.
See our line of picnic supplies Duckwalls. 48-tf
Howard Herrow was down from Olsburg on business Friday afternoon.
NOTICE The Statutes of Karsas provide that all claims of depositors and other creditors must be filed with the Receiver within one year after the date of his appointinent. and if not so filed such claims shall be barred from participation in the Estate of such bank The Receiver the Manhattan State Bank of Manhattan. Kansas. was appointed September 22, 1931. Charles W. Johnson, Receiver 54-2
Mrs. F. C. Tyree and Bess Wayne came down to visit friends Thursday Mrs. Tyree returned home but Miss Tyree remained to be the guest of Miss Dorothea La-
Do you have gas stove or heatto sell? Call 3902 and ask about cur plan to help you sell that 324 Humboldt 55-1*
Miss Maxine Fones is returning home in Kansas City the close of summer school Miss Vera Smith and Bob Johnston are driv. ing to Kansas City with her and will be her guest over the weekend and Mrs. W Burtis have Mr their guests Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Rice and son David, of Brocklyn, N. Mrs. E. Howard and son, Burtis of Kansas City, Miss Margaret Burtis of Oakland Md., and Miss, Christine Winterberg. Grantsville Md. Next week Mr. and Mrs. Burtis and their guests, and Mrs. H. B Bayer plan to attend family reunion the home of Orville Burtis Hymer
Men's work shirts full cut made well. 25c each. Duckwalls.
Mr and Mrs. Kinney left today for vacation trip Oregon They expect to be home September
Mr. and Mrs J. Everett Platt and little daughter Shirley who have been spending part their summer vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs. E. M. Platt. 1026 Poyntz left today for trip through the Ozarks enrcute to their home in Sedalia, Mo.
Fancy fries and roasting chickens. Live dressed. Delivered 54-2* Drown. dial 3045.
T. Skinner and son Theodore left today to spend three weeks in Garden City, Kans.
FRANKLIN'S CREAM 15 cts. Pint-2 for 25 PALACE DRUG STORES
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John Dougherty formerly of Manhattan seriously ill at his home, 4026 Dalton Avenue. Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Elmer Kunze of Randolph was in town Friday.
Cheap Produce. Growers Depot. O'B Mkt. B. S of P. O. 51-tf
P. J. Farrell of St. Marys visited his son, Tom Farrell and family Friday.
Mrs. Charles Weltsch was in from the Elbow Friday
Men's Broadcloth shorts and Rayon shirts, 25c each. Duckwalls. 48-tf
John Zeller of Flush transacted business in town Friday
Mrs. Montgomery has returned home from visit with her son Royal Montgomery of Topeka. Mr. Montgomery brought her home Friday.
Pianos for Rent $2.50 up. Brown's 75-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reed and daughter, Norma Leigh have returned from 10-day visit in Council Grove and Wichita. Miss Mary Nolder came home with them for short visit.
Expert radio repairing. popular prices. Dial 3141. Steele Electric 50-26 Co.
M. Campbell has returned from vacation trip to the Ozarks and Bagnall dam
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Slagg and Mrs. Julia Neusbaum spent the weekend in Rich Hill. Mo., with Mrs. Neusbaum's son, Vernon
FRANKLIN'S CREAM cts. Pint-2 for 25 PALACE DRUG STORES.
Mrs. Mildred Farley has returned from few days visit with Mrs. John Kirkland and family in Junetion City.
Mrs. Kate Parker was in from the Elbow Friday.
Miss Mary Gordon of the bacteriology department will spend her vacation in Denver. Colo. Mrs. C. E. Gordon and Mrs. Viva Harris will accompany her. They left this
Bill Dempsey was in from the Eibow Friday afternoon.
Miss Lena Zeigler has returned to her work the bacteriology department after vacation of two months which she spent at her home in Wamego.
Donald Fry of Riley was in Manhattan Friday
Miss Mildred Farley will spen:* the weekend in Kansas City with her mother-in-law.
Mark Hunter of Topeka called on his cousin. Miss Mabel Sweaney Friday.
C. M. Paddock and family. 321 North Seventeenth. left today for vacation in the Ozarks. They plan to be gone for about two weeks
Jack Garber underwent an operation Thursday at the Park View hospital for the removal of his tonsils. Jack was three vears old Friday.
Mrs. W N Hammand. who has been ill for the past was improved yesterday. it was reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Yates Center attended the graduation of their son, Eugene Peterson. who received his master's degree in electrical engineering Friday night.
Rev. B. A. Rogers returned this morning from vacation spent in Colorado
Hazel Murphy and William Walker drove to Topeka Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams of Smith Center visited Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan and family Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fickle of Chanute were here Friday night for summer school Their son, Joe Fickle was one of the graduating class.
1927 Ford ton truck. equipped with enclosed express body. Motor in excellent shape. Ideal for trucking. P. C. Redman Motor Co. 55-1
Prof and Mrs. E. V. Floyd will spend Sunday in Wakefield, the guests of Miss Madalyn Avery.
Donald Jonnston IS attending C. M. at Fort He is expected home for the weekend.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson of Salina is assisting in the Vogue shop while Mrs. Anna Walters and Mrs. Florence Sanders are in New York City.
Mrs. B L. Scaright is returning to her home in Kansas City today. She has been guest at the home of her daughter Mrs. F. Sierra Desota and family.
W. T Roche was down from Clay Center Friday on business.
E R. Lycn with his mother and sister left this morning for camping trip in Colorado and Wyoming
Miss Miriam Dexter has returned home from visit with friends in Abilene Miss Phyllis Dentzer accompanied her home to be her guest for few days.
Miss Genile Klein returned to her home in Clay Center Thursday after visiting friends here.
Mrs. Bert Eades and two sons, George and Jack of Stockton visited Mr and Mrs C.Johnston one day this week. They went from here to Topeka where Mrs. Eades entered the S. B. A. hospital
Mrs. E. C. Jones' brother William Hover and her sister Mrs. Bachmayer have been visiting the past week at the ones home on route one left Tuesday for Rocky River Ohio Mr Hover assistant manager the Woolworth stores in Ohio and Indiana with his offices in Cleveland. Compared with eastern cities which have whole blocks of vacant buildings. He thinks Manhattan very fortunate.
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Kiniry and family have moved from 913 Vattier to 336 North Fifteenth street.
Mr and Mrs. V. Jones and daughter Rita of Winfield were called here Thursday because of the death of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Viers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moll left today for Fort Wayne. Ind., to spend can make. month's vacation
Mrs. J. Kenneth Hill and little daughter of Kansas City are spending couple weeks with Mrs. S of a grade of "Perfect." Hill and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are moving to San Antonio, Texas. soon
Miss Esther Latzke and Miss Pearl Binan of Fargo, N. D., are visiting at the A. H. Latzke home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Pickett are leaving Sunday for Stillwater. Okla., and other scuthern points on their vacation.
Solon Kimball who has been attending Harvard university has come home to spend his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kimball He spent the first part of the summer in Mexico on an anthropological expedition.
Mrs. R. Jones of Perry, Mo., in town Thursday and Friday to attend the graduation of her son, W. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Meyer will arrive today from Oklahoma City visit at the Loyal Payne home Their daughter, Margileth, has been visiting her cousin, Ellen Payne, the past week. When they return home, Ellen will accompany them as far as Newton to visit Barbara Claassen.
Miss Catharine Harding who has been visiting friends in Topeka the past week is expected this weekend spend several days here before returning to Smith Center.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Howenstine and Miss Beverley Woodman motored to Abilene this afternoon to see Miss Lucille Howenstine who is there in camp.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simmer will go to Lawrence Sunday to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Mrs. E. L. Wilhite. 1115 Vattier, was scheduled to have her tonsils removed today.
Mr and Mrs. Middleton plan to leave next Wednesday for Manitou, Colo., to spend two or three weeks.
Harry and Charles Toburen. Lou chwartz William and Emil Hagenmeier, N. A. McCosh, W. Peterson and sons, and County Agent H. Hildwein plan to attend the national nea: Marysville next Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and three children of Santa Ana, Calif., are spending few days here visiting Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs. C. H. Webster. and other relatives before returning to their home. The Wilsons came here Friday from Topeka after spending the past three weeks there.
Mrs. T. O. Humphreys, 1420 Hum. boldt, returned Friday night from Washington, where she was called the illness of her mother, who is improved.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fesler were spending today in Abilene.
The "Crosley Roamio" auto radio to operate Call 3141 for complete information. Steele Elec. Co. 55-5
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Hixson are here from Salina this week Mr. Hixson temporarily employed at the Atlantic and Pacific store.
Mr. and Mrs. Novak and scns, also their niece, little Shirley Graham, come from Lost Springs Sunday to spend the day with Mary Graham.
Dean and Mrs. E. L. Holton and daughters Ruth and Mary will leave Sunday morning for a vacation at Estes Park, Colo.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Hofsess and children are leaving Sunday morning for Green Mountain Falls, Colo., to spend their vacation.
Ambrose Fleming of Topeka will be the guest of Miss Ethel Bess
Miss Edith Howison of Los Angeles, Calif., on friends here this morning. She was on the way to Salina to visit her brother, Percy
Mrs. John Hepler Hayden Phillips and H. Nichols have returned from visit with friends in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clary and daughter of St. George were in town this afternoon
Jacobs of Herington is acting manager at the Atlantic and Pacific store during the absence of Mr. Prescott Mrs. Jaccbs is here with Mr. Jacobs
Miss Lewida Corrine Richards will leave Sunday moriting for Colorado Springs to spend few weeks with friends.
Miss Marie Out has from visit with relatives in Clay Center. She is staying with her sister Mrs L. R. Fredrich and Dr. Fred-
Dr. and Mrs G W Coonfield and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Swanson from Oklahoma City, Okla., are visiting the Swanson family at 1600 Poyntz. Mr Swanson recently returned from Chicago where he has been attending the university.
Major and Mrs. Owen of Fort Riley have gone to Iowa on a vacation.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Gec Rathbun asks the voters to consider him for the office of County Attorney He has had twenty years experience in practicing law. 55-1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Meyer and family drove Manhattan from Oklahoma City today to spend the weekend with Prof. and Mrs. L Payne, rural route Margileth Meyer who had been week. will accompany her parents home. Mr. Myer wice-president of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric company in Oklahoma City.
James F. Imes, who has been at the veteran's hospital at Fort Lyons: Colo., is visiting at his home.
Miss Grace Larson will visit her parents Mr and Mrs. Thomas Larson in Clay Center Sunday.
Miss Alta Fields and niece. Miss Kathlee Fields, spending the weekend in Hutchinson.
Miss Betty Harker of the Woolworth store will have vacation next week. She plans to remain in town.
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Travelute cf Marysville will visit his sisters, Mary Graham and Mrs. Harcld Dexter and Mr. Dexter Sunday.
Albertina and Marguerite Umscheid of Flush visiting their sister, Mrs. Ted LaClair for several days.
Miss Lydia Voelker will spend the weekend at her home in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrell and daughters were in from St. George today.
Miss Nelle Hokanson and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Griffith of Osage City attended the graduation exercises at the close of summer school Friday evening
Ed Criner and Crawford Beeson of Wamego vistied friends in Manhattan Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ford of Riley were in town this afternoon.
Cmo Attwood of Randolph was in Manhattan Friday evening visiting Miss Marjorie Morrow of Parsons who spending a few days here with friends
Mrs. Caskey and Mrs. Marie Heiserman her daughter, were over from Ogden this morning.
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