The Harveyville Monitor from Harveyville, Kansas • 1

Do HARVEYVILLE VIL. HARVEYVILLE, WABAUNSEE COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 25, 1910. NO. 44 Come to Harveyville to trade. The Merchants keep the Latest and Best Quality of Goods.

Mens suits $3 to $16.00 1 can corn .10 (5 Boys suits $3 to 9.00 1 can tomatoes Woolen pants $2 4 50 1 can salmon .15 .20 Cotton pants 100 1 can apricots Mens hats 50c to 3.00 I can peaches .20 Shoes from $2 to 475 Oats 5 lb .25 6 Best overalls .95 2 lb .10 69 Good overalls .75 Syrup 4oc to .50 5 Good chets 75 to .90 2 beef glasses .25 All prints .06 Soap 6 bars .25 6 (Sugar 16 lbs. 1.00 Cudahy 8 bars .25 C3 Good rice 4 lbs .25 Kraut .10 Coffee und .20 Hominy .10 Best tea .50 S. potatoes .15 To all who want to turn in their tickets-1 will 2 give you a set of dishes, rug, stand, or a large picture frame for 100 tickets. I will treat all my customers alike. Don't forget to ask for the clock tickets.

Special prices on summer dress goods. I have a good quirter section of land for sale, 3 miles north of Harveyville, priced right. J. R. TURNER 3 099 Ribbons! Ribbons! Nice assortment of RIBBONS to be sold at a very small price, this week only.

We carry a full line of Pencils and 7 Tablets. Use Noxall Coffee and get a nice Dish at McClures. Try a sack of Fidelity or Forest King Ca Flour. BRING YOUR PRODUCE TO Joe McClure JOE The Harveyville State Bank Your Banking Place for 1910 82 A Few of Our Bargains. W.

C. T. U. Convention. Following is the program of the 14th Annual Convention of the T.

U. of Wabaunsee county Kansas, to be held at Harveyville at the M. E. church, August Blat and September 1st. EVENING PROGRAM, AvG.

31st. Meeting begins at 8 o'clock Music Choir Scripture lesson Miss Agnes Young Prayer Rev. Cook Song Choir Talk on Temperance Miss Estella Hammond Talk on Department Work Miss Agnes Young Recitation Elva Ferrell Song Choir Talk on Contest Work Mrs. Jennie Young Recitation Jennie Mader Paper Mrs. Edgington Reading Mrs.

Binghour, McFarland Adjourn by Prayer MORNING PROGRAM, SEPT. 1st. Meeting begins at 8 o'clock, a. Opening Exercises Song Choir Scripture Reading Mrs. Anna Little Prayer Report of Superintendents Literature Mrs.

Wilmoth, Eskridge Social Meetings Mrs. Little, Alta Vista Evangelistic Work B. A. Kasson, Eskridge Union Signal Mrs. Burkeyvile McFarland Contest Work Mrs.

Jennie Young Eskridge Song Cho Flower Mission Mrs. Jennie Walton Paper Mrs. Sage, Alma Temperance in Sabbath School Mrs. Anna Little, Alma Rescue Work Jennie Young, Eskridge Treasurers' Report Report of Local Presidents: Alta Vista, Mrs. Nellie Little; Mrs.

Hattie Page; Alma, Mrs. Annie Little; Harveyville, Mrs. Jennie Walton; Eskridge, Miss Agnes Young. Song Choir Election of Officers Appointment of Superintendent Invitation fer next Convention Readiag of Minutes Adjournment Catherine Long Weds. Yesterday morning (Aug.

17th) at the home of D. S. Long, 945 Maine street, at 11:30 o'clock, Miss Catherine Long and Rev. Fred White, pastor of the Luth. ern chuch in Greenleaf, Kansas, were united in marriage, by Rev.

Lantz, pastor of the Luthern church at St. Joseph, Mo. Airs. White is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. D.

Long and is very wei: known in Lawrence, She gradu ated frem Midland College at Atchison, Kans. Rev. White i is a graduate of the theological branch of that college and it was while attending the school that the young people became acquainted. They left yesterday for Leavenworth. After September 1, they will be at home in Greenleaf, World.

Mrs. White was one of our High School teachers the past tern and has many friends in Harveyville who, with the MONI TOR, extend congratulations. Larimore. News have been recieved of the marriage of Misa Lavinia Larimore of Hominy Oklanoma and Joe Adolph of Eskridge, which took place at Alma Kansas, August 15. Immediately after the ceremony they left for a visit with Mr.

Adolph's parento at Erkridge, Mr. Adolph is A brother of George Adolph of the Adolph Bros Black. smith shop at this place. Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph will make their fo. are home in Harvey ville, REAL ESTATE Invest Vour Money In Real Estate. And to see Hansas at her best you ought to see it now There is no doubt but you can buy land, residence propertics or merchandise stocks without consulting us, but we are convinced that we can be of material assistauce to you or your clients in helping to locate the Real Bargains 960 A. Seward County Land at $15 per acre, has frame house 18x28, barn 40x60, and other improvements; about 700 tons of hay on this land that sells for $5 a ton delivered in Liberal. 15 A.

set to alfalfa. Water 6 to 15. feet. Here is an excellent bargain. (Can make terms if desired.) If you are in need of anything in the real estate line let us show you what we have.

Our next excursion to Texas is the first Tues in Sept. Thanking you for past favors See Us For Farm Loans And Insurance. Symes and Patterson Headquarters For Glass jars, tin cans, jar tops and rubbers, builders hardware, repairing and all kinds of shop work done, tanks built to order, pumps, water and light system installed, come and see the finest artificial light in the world. A. E.

KOPP Dealer in Implements and Hardware. 120 Peterson- Arnold. Word has been received here of the marriage of Mamie Arnold, of Reading, Kansas, and Norris Peterson, of Admire, which occured at Kansas City August 12th. We understand they will make their home at Admire. The MONILOR extends congratulations, A Party.

About fifty friends responded last Friday evening to invitations sent out for a party given by Lena Denny and Alta Addington, at the U. S. Addington home. The evening was spent with indoor games at which all were greatly amused. Mr.

Addington took active part in the amusements to help entertain the guests. Fred Manna made a great hit with his infant photograph, for which be recieved a handsome prize of A fancy dressed celluloid doll. The evening was spent joyfully by all and at a late hour refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, at which all took An active part. All departed for their homes thanking the hostess and declaring them ideal entertainers. Remember the W.

C. T. Convention at the E. Church Wednesday evening. Aug 31st and Thursday morning, Sept.

1st; no charges,.