Elmdale Gas Jet from Elmdale, Kansas • 1

it- 1 '7 Cl Ltn-'TAEtftA- ELMDALE GAS JET Volume 1 Elmdale, Kansas, Friday, October 8, 909 Number 32 1 Things that are new and in Season at NEW Fall GOODS Urn Line of School Shoes In Town, Two lines to Select Ladies Hats, Dress Goods THURSTON-MYERS 1 Wednesdiy evening, at tight clock Maltha Tliuiston and Robert Myeis weie united in tnairiageatllie borne of thebiides parents, on Middle creek, Rev. E. U. Knepp official ing. It was a quiet home wedding, only the immediate lelaliyes and a few fiiends ing piesent Altei the eieuiony a u.iiiii) luiu-he ttrtsseiied.

The biide is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. (i Thurston and has spent most of her liie in this community. She is a iHined and accomplished young lady, a prize lor allj young man to he pi mid of having won The gioom has also lived most i his life in Chase county.

He is an in dubtrious and piosperous young man being in the employ of Uncle 8am as mail cairier on Hdute No. 2 horn Elmdale. After a brief wedding tiip they wii be at home in Elmdale in their own house which Mr. xfyeis has ready tot his bride. i They have a host of fi lends who wish them a loiig and piosptrt life journey.

9 Everything You Need Highest Market Piice Paid for Produce Biing Us Your Cream YOURS TRULY Jeffrey Mer. Co. yens Swea'er oats Ladies and Misses Sweater coats Two of the best lines of School Shoes Those OxBlood Dress Shoes for men A Complete Hue of Dress hoes for women The Swellest line of Diess Hats Shown in town The Nobbiest Dress Goods and Suitings in Town Fall and Winter Underwear for all, in both Cotton and Wool Cotton, Woolnap, and Woolen Blankets (A good assortment at moderate pi ices) A complete Hssonment of Cretons, Silkilines, and Draperies wh.it 'on need foi that new Comfort Cotton Batts 3 Grades of pound Batts and two grades of tluee pound Batts Fritz Rouiger and wife were down o8trongCity, MOnday. Hairy Coffman llad a fine cow killed by a train at the ciossing on Alain str et about seven oclock, tvituiday morning. Mrs.

J. M. Rose of Cottonwood was the guest of her son, II. A. Rose, and family over Sunday.

J. C. Burnett and wife cane up from Emporia and spent Sunday with Alva Smith and wife, at their home near Elk. Miss Helen Houston accompanied her friend. Miss Marner of Marion, home in her auto Sunday evening, and returned on 116 Monday evening.

Mrs. Waiter Sharpe and little son, who have been visiting at the parental Robert Campbell home, returned to their home in EIDorado. Saturday. Mrs. George Wool wine came up from Saffordville Sunday and was the guest of Mrs.

Whipkey and other friends tor several days. Mrs. C. C. Rider and Emily Duke went to Emporia Wednesday, to have some dental work done, Roy Kennedy and Clyde IL 1m were taking in the P.

O. P. sights in Kansas City this week. Mrs W. Ray spent Sunday in Emporia with her little daughter, Florence." V.

Wallace is building a fine bam for L. R. Wiley. I Official statement of the financi condition of the Peoples Exchange Bank at Elmdale, State in' Katmaa, the eloeeof business on the 29th day ot September, 1909 RE80UUSES Loans and discounts $77,335.37 Overdrafts 1526 32 Real estate 1.750.00 Furnituiean fixtuies 675 00 Expense account 1,733 08 Guaranty fund with State bon is or cash 500 00 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve A. H.

UPTON General Merchant 3 El C3 13 C3 El El El CZ3 El El Ho! You! fora hiithda piesent on his seventeenth birthday. 154,113.76 $25,000 00 5,267.07 117,846.69 Total Liabilities Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits Individual deposits You are especially invited to eat supper with the EPWORTH LEAGUE Friday Evening Clvde Fords moving to Lincoln i ll this week Nettle Stoweis went to her school at ncolnville, last Monday Miss Jennie Drummond visited in ottonwood Falls last week. Tiie Epworth League serve supper the K. P. flail tonight from 6 to 10.

Blackshere and Stewait bought 57 lead of cattle of Wallace last Monday. Rev. E. 11. Knepp attended the Sun-lav school convention at Cedar Point, Monday Mis N.

O. Robbins visited hur sister, Mis. O. Wilson, near Strong City last week. Nora Wilt left for Galesburg, Illinois, Monday to visit fiiends there and a Washington the same state, before letuiniiig home.

George Rider is wealing a smile t'lese days that wont rub off, his mother gave him a handsome gold watch NEVA NEWS Miss Jennie Drummond was visiting in Cottonwood a couple of days last wepk. The Santa Fe is talking of putting in a water tank at eva station, wont our town boom some! We understand that Geo. Guyton has purchased the farm land across the road from Neva station of Wm. Drummond. The price was $48 75 per acre.

Miss Bessie Childs and her uncle weie around in their auto getting subscribers for the Leader. Bessie is one of the contestants and we hope si will win. Mrs. Greens daughter came in from Detioit, Michigan, Saturday morning on train 115 She will stay a month with her mother whom she had not spen for eighteen years. in K.

P. hall From 6 to 1 0 oclock I Total 154.113 76 State of Kansas, County of Chase, ss. Edward Thurston, Rasher of said bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and is not in dorner on any note or obligation, othei than stum on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and be lief. So help me God. Edward Thurston, Cashier.

Subset ibed and sworn to betoie me his 4th day of October, 1909 E. W. Jeffrey, Notary Public (Commission expires on the 23rd day of November, 1912.) orrect. Attest: W. Jeffrey A.

Wood M. D. Umbekger Maggie M. McDowell Wm. Drummond P.

C. Jeffrey E. P. ALLEN Diiectors. To N.

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