The Jennings Gazette from Jennings, Kansas • 2

TUB JJUWINQS GAZETTE Hoy Hccnan sold his Ford car 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.

4. THE JENNINGS GAZETTE to Dale Steele last week. For a quick sale of your land, i see the Jennings Land Co. at JOHN B. SHELEY, Editor Published Every Thursday, Jennings, Kansas.

Subscription $1.25. once. used piano, now 1 oca tea near ADVERTISING RATES Kr inch, one week, Jennings for sale at a bargain. L. W.

Mnir, Leuora. Kansas. Dinulny Advwtisiii'-, Official Statement of tho Financial Condition -Of the- The State Bank of Jennings At Jennings, State of Kansas, at the close of business on the loth day of 1019 RESOURCES Loans and discount 4130 Loans on real estate 10,080 00 Overdrafts, secured unsecured 1,8.13.8 1833.88 Bank building, t-VXHOO; Furolturo and fixtures, $750.00.. 750.00 United States bonds on hand .1,720.00 Other bonds and warrants 91 50 Guaranty fund with State Treasurer 1,000 00 Cash items and elearing-houso items, 677.02 Cash and sight exchange legal reserve War Suving Stumps 05 05 Do not miss the big Foot ball 5c. 5c.

5c. 5c. iM-al AuvorfiHiiiir, )'r line, one week, Black fnoo Inrals, jnr line, one week, Cnrdx of Thank, jer line, Notice of entertainment iveii tor proit, pr line, Resolutions, kv line, All ad'l run until ordered out All contract advertising due monthly. Job work, cash on delivery. game of the season N.

C. HfS. vs. D.C. H.S.Nov.

27, 1919. Mrs. Grace Barsto, of Brighten, Colorado, is' here visiting relatives this week. Gus Nelson drove A. J.

Brock Entered as mail matter at 1 lie Kistofllce in Jcnning, Kansa.4, under net of Congress, March 8, 1870. to LCnora Tuesday on a business trip. Total $194,253.81 4. 4. 4.

4- The Misses Ha Beers and Amy LIABILITIES IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP RE- Keenan are staying with Mrs. In paid .1.. Capital stock Surplus fund. 20,000.00 1,000.00" Roy Brock this week. PUBLIC COUNTY, KANSAS Notice of Sheriff! Sale Sam Butler Dead Samuel Butler, one of the substantial and pioneer citizens of Hampton and Franklin county.

Notice is hereby given, that C. E. Wilcox, accompanied by his W. Balnter, Sheriff of Decatur Coun daughter, Miss Lucy and Miss ty, Kansas, will under and by virtue Lola Shoemaker, autoed toOber- Undivided profits, IDG0.37 Interest 1,459.81 Exchange 38 27 12,464.45 Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid, 494.07 Individual deposits, subject to check, 145,31588 Certificates of deposits, due In less than 30 3,292.55 Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days 22,675 00 of an Order of Sale, issued by an or 1 lin last Saturday. 1,970.38 148,008.43 22,675.00 der of said court, and to me directed and now in my hands, offer for sale and ell to the highest and best bidder Strayed from my farm several passed away at his home on east Sixth street last Thursday morning, following a several months' illness from a paralytic stroke.

Following his first attack last May he improved greatly, until he suffered the second attack the weeks ago, red heifer calf about for cash in hand, to me paid, on Sat Total 1104,253.81 months old. Bleven Brooks, urday, the 2 ah day, at I o'clock, p. I TT STATE OF KANSAS, mM of December, A. Wl, at the Jennings, tvansas. as.

forepart of this month, after, fc.ast door or me uouri Koom, in tne p. ul ti- neeP Herald COUNTY OP DECATUR City of Oberlin id me ciMiuif ui ise r- TT ctur. In tho State of Kansas, the lol- rper, Amy rveenan, roy een winrrivwpihi roai ettAta to an and wife took Sunday dinner The Northwest (4) of Section I at the Roy Brock home. TonnshlD 15) South of Ranire (20) WpstnfthA fith Princltml Meridian. Rev.

Marston has gone to Said real estate to be sold as the Woodston, Kansas, where be will vtliu.ll lie laiicu lopiui,) until death came to releive his sufferings. Mr. Liu tier was one of the hon-ored citizens of this county. He was always solid for good things, and was always interested in the progress of his home town and county. He was born at Ervil, Ohio, on August 6th, 1842, and A.

A. Smith, Vice Pres. of said hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and is not indorser on any note or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God. A.

A. Smith, Vice-President Subscribed and sworn tobeforc me, this 18th day of 1919. R. GIBO, Notary Public (Commission expires on the 12th day of January 1922) A A. SMITH 1 Correct Attest E.

I BB Directors V. II. suirn) To Walter E. Wilson, Bank Commissioner, Topca, Kansas property of Mary Kelley, Charles A. assist Rev.

Hassel in a revival Kelley, Albert A. Kelley, Forest H. I meeting Kelley. Bertha M. Kelley and Henry I B.

Kelley, owners of said real estate When talking with your friends as tenant in common, and under and do not forget to mention the Nor- by virtue of a judgment, order and de- ton-Oberlin Football frame which eree of said court, in an action there in pending wherein Mary Kelley was will be played at Norton on Turkey Day. plaintiff, and Charles A. Kelley, Al bert A. Kelley, Forest a Kelley, a Do You Want to Sell That Farm? 9 Paul Rasure of Brewster, was here Sunday visiting old friends. minor, Bertha M.

Kelley, a minor, and Henry B. Kelley, a minor, were de fendants. Paul is now manager of the yard Vitness my band and the seal Of when a child moved with his par-ents to Monroe, Wisconsin, where he grew to manhood. On December 1st, 1864 he was united in marriage to Miss Nancy Bailey, and to them eight children were born, six of whom are left to survive. The wife and mother pre ceded him to the unknown land several years ago, and the follow-' ing children survive; Mrs.

John Eeitel, D. F. Butler, Mrs. A. C.

Wood ley, Clifford Butler, of this community; Mrs. L. E. Rowson, of Geneva; Lloyd Butler, of Cedar We from Come in list your farm with us. aro receiving inquiries every week raid court this 17th day of November, 1919.

SEAL at that point. FOOT BALL! Yes Foot-bail! Do not forget the annual fight between the Decatur County High School and Nor invest in land eastern parties wh.o want to in western Kansas. Sheriff of Decatur County, Kansas J. M. Livingoort, -Attorney for Plaint! ton County High School football teams.

This game is to be held in Norton at Elm wood Park on Offleial 1 Statement of the Financial The Jennings Land Co. Brock abd Sheley Jennings, Kansa Condition of the Thanksgiving; Day. FAMRS STATE BANK at Jennings, State of Kansas, at the! close of business on the 15th day of November, 1919. RESOURCES ELY Falls. One son, Sam K.

Butler, died in 1899, and one daughter, Mrs. E. E. Esslihger, died in 1905. Besides his six children.

Mr. Butler is survived by three brothers, John Butler, of Jennings, Kansas; George Butler of Monroe, Wisconsin; Z. H. Butler, of Downs, Kansas; and two sisters, Mrs. Jane Reddinger, of Sealy," Oklahoma, and Sarah Seers, of Celt, Missouri; and by twenty grand children and nine Loans and discounts 115,230.851 Overdrafts, unsecured 171.93 71.93 Furniture and fixtures 1,924.70 Expense 1,014.57 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 43,398.83 JENNINGS Young Men! Now Showing Here Exclusively Total 161.636.88 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 925.000 00 2,500.00 203 74 great grand children.

In 1869 Mr. and Mrs. Butler came to Iowa, and located in Ingham township, where they lived for thirty years, being prominent in the life of the community and always active in its public affairs. In the year 1901 they decided to take life a little easier and moved to Hampton, and here Mrs But Individual deposits, subject IN THE NEW FALL AND WINTER DESIGNS to chock 33,922.89 Certificates of deposit due cut or after 30 days 10.25 From the very first touch of the designer's chalk to the very last Total ler passed away in March, 1914. Since her death an aunt of Mr.

STATELof KANSAS, touch of the presser's iron the jpuding thought "in this making of KrschlumClfodie3 for young Butler, Mrs. Louise Butler, of ss. County of Decatur, men is style, aiyie, yes, ana it, quality and valuei 1 W. P. Cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear the above statement is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and Is not in dorser on any note or obligation, other than shown on tho above state ment, to tbe best of my knowtedge and belief.

So help me God. W. P. Noone, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 24th day of November, 1319., G.

W. Shook, Notary Public. (Commission expires on the 18th day of May, 1820.) Chas. Votopka, r.l W. Lleberknecht Correct 'il.

O. Douglas Directors Attest i P. A. BouUs GT II. Lippelmaon.

To Walter E. Wflson, bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas. Oelwein, has made her home with him. Mr. Butler was a man of strong christian convictions, having united with the Westfork Primitive Babtist church in 1889, and was always loyal to the faith.

He was a kind and helpful neighbor, a clean citizen, and the older residents of the county particu larly will remember him only for bis upright character, but for his desire to always do good and lend a helping hand to those in need. Funeral services were held from bis late home last Sunddy afternoon, conducted by Rev. R. L. Keeton, of Grinnell, and interment was made in the family lot in the Hampton cemetery.

Hampton Chronicle. A AMPool ICO Percent And No Compromise' TlTA-m aWytba ftoMras KiiacLbsum mm-. ephsU Ban a Qxsc itpg imtukdkiatvm ia a Kkxitbecn psrmttK, is fat 1st aS-woal puiirf, its coke fastass its Mating -'fOSBjL Lock the Bull dog up and also the Babies and come to the football game Nor. 27, 1919. That is the proper place for everyone Copyright, X919, A.

B. Owipewf EadolphKoehnha8 his order In for a new Ford. else on Thanksgiving Day,.