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R. L. and G. P. Downey, Mgrs. Entered in the Simpson, Kansas postoffice as second class matter. Henry Schwerman of Beloit has purchased the Simpson Garage from Parrish and Reid and will take po- sesion the first of November. Earl Sams president of the J. C. Penny Corporation accompanied by Dr. Francis B. Short Superinten- dent of the educational department of the Company visited high school last Friday. Mr. gave a short talk at the chapel exercises. An other wedding of interest to this community was that of Mrs. Delia Peters to Riley Rhoades, both of Simpson, which occured on Mon- day October 17, 1921 at Beloit, Kans. Mrs, C. W. Stehley who has been in the Beloit Hospital for several days was able to return to her home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sams and family entertained Mr. Earl Sams and Dr. Short of New York City the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Selleck ar- rived home Wednesday from a visit at Woodbine, Iowa. Corn is selling there for Twenty-One cents a bushel. | October 27, 1921
Miss Blanche Lyons who is at- tending school at Hays, visited her parents from Friday until Sunday. Paving was completed Tuesday evening about 4 o'clock. They are cleaning the dirt off the paving from John Vernon's corner' west to Asherville. Simpson is holding the record in prices. We are able to enjoy a first class movie show now for 5 and 10 cents. This is all, come and see what the merchants are doing. The foot ball game last Friday, between the Simpson high-school boys and the Glen Elder boys was a good one. The Simpson boys were fortunate in three touchdowns and kicking goals each time making 21 points to 0 for Glen Elder. On Monday, October 24, 1921 at three P. M. occured the mar- riage of Miss Gladys Edmondson to Alvin Peters, both of this com- munity. |
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