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VOLUME II LANE, FRANKLIN COUNTY; KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOTEMREH 20, 1914. NUMBER 8: Sermon to Boys and Girls. Next Sunday morning at the M. E. church I will preach Jari EEMEME'ER Eke illustrated sermon to boys andj OFIH give you a all on Wck "Goats.

girls. The subject will be Hab-bits and Their Work. "Say now where have you been keeping yourself? Rouse and get up and come to church once. What if it is cold we have a r. i ce warm fire.

Come and save your own Rector'Green, Pastor. Roll of Honor. The following have bur thanks for cash on "subscription. Those marked with (n) are new subscribers: G. W.

Ralston E. R. Beeson -G. A. Nofsinger E.

Rowland We Have secured the Old Reliabe TM; 'BriSCk ple lioofc sKowiKg IKe latest styles and we will give a spec ial lO per cent off regular list prices for the next ten days Sweater Coats, Wool For Cash. Will also pay you lc in trade above the rjpbidti--house cash price for your Eggs. Hi. di.L SNOOK Local Notes. Read the Ads in this paper and I TLARJE KANSAS LANE, patronize the Advertisers.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bump at Greeley Thursday, Nov. 19, a girl baby. mi McDowell, Ray Mills, Emma and S.

B. Vinson- has our thanks TVinio TnHfVi nnr) THcl-litrr gathering the uiujru luiito, jjuvuvi tor assistance in Ross, Edith, Verl, Mary and neWg this week. Mr. and Mrs Whitlock Entertain. Mr.

and Mrs. Whitlock delightfully entertained the 1 Greon Valley Sunday school" at their home Friday evening. About seventy-five were present and enjoyed the everting to the utmost. The house was beautif ul-lydecoratedwith chrysanthemuns an (Lautumn. leaves Music and trames were the evening past Mr and Mrs.

C. N. Averill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

S. Hussey Wednesday. When it comes to the best sale bills in the county the ones print ed at this office are as far ahead Henry Waller, Bessie, Clark, and Gard James, Milo Fields, Everett Fields, Jno, Waddle and wife, Hugh Waddle, "Harry Waddle, Fruth Billingsby, Richard Ben-dorf and wife, EI va and Richie Bendorf, Jonas Zumbrum and Mrs. Rebecca Pearson of Law-rence, who was visiting with Mr. and Mrs J.

W. Wright left Tuesday morning for Kansas City for a visit with her son before returning to her home. J. W. Wright who vyas on the sick list the first of tk week, is reported to be able tt.be up arid around again.

Frank M. Culick returned to his home Kansas City, Wednesday afteihooti after a visT it with his mother, Mrs. Daniels, for a few days. Cashier Rowland was out and clerked the Little sale last Thurs day. He reports that everything sold well and a good crowd.

The Lane Camp Fire girjs met in regular session Tuesday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Hopwood and family. Those present were Misses Bulah Bower Birdean Rowland, Velda Domah, Mary Martin, Jessie Bump, Esther Chambers, Bertha Henderson, Juanita andWtexa Hopwood, after the regular meeting light refreshments, consisting of cake fruit and cocoa was served, the remainder of -thevening was spent in social chat, at a seasonable hour all returned to their own homes and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. D. Needham received a car of coal and a car of salt Friday wife, Lloyd Zumbrum, Vern as day is of night.

The prices wife and children, -are no greater nd none compare m- nti, but try tcmitate Get the, -beat ley, Florence, Lena and Ray- and, ave the largest crowd. Rig dance at the Opera House mohd Bartlett. (One who was present Thanksgiving night, Nov. 26. Everyone invited.

Mrs. Will Fisher arrived from! Mrs. J. C. Loch Surprised.

on 105 Friday, and A pleasant was planned Pontiac, 111., i l'dWrtl'H E. F. Abbott, J. Al Rowland, Vice-Pres. and Cashier, Eva O.

Baker, Asst. Cashier. and carried out on Mrs. John Loch Will Fisher arrived with his emi-last Friday evening by her daugh- grant car Saturday. He is a ter, Mrs.

Ira Yint. The evening brother of H. Fisher, and was spent in social conversation, will make his home here music and a general good time. Mrs. E.

F. Abbott and Miss At a late hour refreshments were Rose went up to Kansas City served by Mrs. Ira Vint, assisted; Sunday afternoon and were by Mrs. Bower and Vinson, con- shopping in the city the first of sisting of pine apple and whipped the week. cream, cake and coffee.

Those Mwa T. Honm a eiTi ZEMS BANK Incorporated 1895. present were Mrs A H. Chambers visitor at Greeley Monday J. CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PR0PITS $10,000.00 6,000.00 Our Deposits are Guaranteed.

Will Rowland was a visitor at Garnett 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ward who have been visiting with relatives in Lane for some time left Monday for Salina where they will visit his mother who is ill and will stay until she recovers.

Miss Zelia White is on the sick list this week. (I times. The game of Gare or Bean, was played by young and old with much enthusiasm, each one present was given a sack, containing ten beans and given in-structions to go around and get their neighbors to tell them some of their cares or worry, then they must forfeit a bean to their listener. The one having the most beans at the end of an hour was to receive a prize, this brought forth many hearty peals of laughter at the vain efforts to obtain the coveted bean, and for the hour, the assembly was quite free from cares. Richard Ben-dprf sr.

was the successful one and received a box of chocolates. Another novelty, was the baby picture, each invitation bore the request to bring their picture taken when a baby, seventeen photo's were taken and these were numbered, and each person wrote the number and who they was, the one guessing the most correctly was to receive a soverign, this was quite a study as some pictures showed the niark of many years. Stella Chitwood was the best guess and was given a small framed picture. The evening was soon gone, and at 11:30 light refreshments, in the form of a lap supper was served, consisting of coffee or cocoa, cakes, and candy, and the hostess was assisted at supper by the Messrs. Zumbrum, Ben-dorf, Kaylor and McDowel.

Those present were Will Caylor and family, Wm. Eddy and family, Lewis Lambe and family, Mrs. Hilton and children, Mrs. Bartlett and children, Mr. Ad-kinson and family, Mrs.

Kitchen and -Children, Se Chttw George James and family, Frank CONDENSED STATEMENT OF -Bank Eane, Kansas At the Close of Business Sept. 12, 1914 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 87,417 75 Real Estate and 2,400 00 Bonds and Warrants. 870 42 Guarantee Fund with State Treas. Bond or Cash 500 00 Cash and Sight Exchange 12,573 96 Total $103,761 93 LIABILTIES.

A Cloak Sale. The Campbell Store of Paola will be at W. E. Palmer's store next Monday and Tuesday with a full Line of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Ladies Suits and Skirts. Mrs Lee Bates, Mrs.

R. J. Gray, Mrs. J. P.

Wells, Mrs. Cbas. Schmidt, Mrs. Archie Cade, Mrs. Osawatomie Mrs.

J. A. Rowland, Mrs. Retta Walter, Mrs. Mills, Mrs.

T. S. Lathen, Mrs. B. Vinson, M.

Seivers, Mrs. Hopwood, Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Xee Bower, of Kansas City, and Mrs Ira Vint. Last Sunday being Mr.

Wm. Daniel's birthday, Mrs. Atkinson planned a surprise on him, and about 11:00 o'clock the crowd drove into the yard bring ing well filled baskets. The following were present, Mr. and Mrs.

I Myers, Mr. and Mrs. George Barber and daughter, Sadie, Mr. and Mrs, B. H.

Atkinson and family, and Francis M. Culick of Kansas City, a son of Mrs. Daniels. A pleasant feature of the dinner was a cake made by Miss Sadie Barberbear-ing the date 1914 The day was spent in conversation and play ing games and at a late hour in the afternoon the guests departed wishing Mr; Daniels many more happy birthdays. A.

-I Johns ton had bi lis pri t-; Capital stock l- Surplus andProfits Deposi Bills ReDiscounted 10,000 00 6,786 47 74,185 46 12,800 00 93 FARMXOANSJAl The Miami county Poultry Association's animal show, will be held at Osawatomie December 2 to 5. This is expected to be one of the best shows in the State, both in quality and number ofexhibitsJ It is expected that there wili be 500 birds shown, besides our home birds there will be exhibits from the Missouri State show at Monett and from our neighboring counties in Missouri and Kansas. Every poultry fancier in Cthis -county should have an exhibit. 4 PER CENTpinERESTPAID ON TIME deposits 1 YOUR BUSINESS RPECTTFULI-Y soiiitrmp. PICTp jJS: -ER Abbott, J.

A. Rowland 1 'Baker, ajge Baker and E. E. Rovland sale. See advin this issue.

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