The Mildred Ledger from Mildred, Kansas • 5

Miss Sate Henderson, a sister to our baker. J. A. Henderson, L. D.

PcCOY NOTARY PUBLIC arrived last Saturday from South Dakota and will make her Home in Mildred. She will assist Mr. Deeds, Contracts and all kinds of legal papers exe Henderson in the cuted. Phone No, 9. -DEALERS IN- W.

S. Jackson, an attorney, of Warsaw, Mo. and George F. Anderson, an attorney from Kansas fe City, were in our city Mon day taking depositions in the case Patterson Brumtacn Tofisorial 5 of Mellen vs. Hertzberg.

The pie suppe which was giv en at Glendale school last Wed GENERAL MERCHANDISE yWHE STORE where every transaction is made where the highest price is paid for farm produce and where the margin of profit is rsduced to the lowest minimum, and your orders receive careful and prompt attention. We are prepared to extend to you every accommodation and courtesy, consistent to good business. On these conditions we respectfully solicit your -trade. We invite you to make our store your headquarters and we will prove to you that we are your friends. Don't purchase Christmas presents until you see our display which will be the 1 largest line ever brought to this city I MILDRED, KAN8A8 I nesday evening was largely at Suits ordered to measure from A.

Rose Chicago's Popular Tailors, tended. They had prepared a short program which preceded the supper. Both were heartily enjoyed. Fine Cigars and Cold Urinks S. P.

Nelson has rented a house and four acres of land at La Also agency ior me iuia It Steam Laundry. Harpe, where he will go and en gage in the chicken business. Yours for Square Dealing and Low Prices We hate to see Mr. Nelson leave Mildred but wish him success in Mildred, Kansas KUSSELL-CUBBISON COMPANY, his new venture. Pay Your Taxes The Mexican laborers all over this country are buying arms and amunition a cl returning to their native land to participate in I Have the Tax Lists Everything is in a flutter this the war that is now raging in C.

H. MILLER For Osage a -Deer week over the debut of Miss Hel en Taft. Sorry we' could not at W. H. SMITH Mexico.

Several left Mildred Creek Townships. When this week for the fray. tend the festivities for we know in town call at my office Just as we expected the' Gas we will be missed. Mrs. Vandeveer's house is be and 1 will tell you what foot ball team got afraid of our I team, and at the last moment, ing moved this week, by the rail you owe.

phoned over that they 'could not road company, off the right of SMITH MILLER General Livery, Feed and Transfer Me MILDRED, KANSAS come and play here Thanksgiv way onto a lot west Turner ing day. Ve thought the Gas Smith's. It is best to call early und give this matter your prompt attention. CW. HEGWOOD, MILDRED, KANSAS.

boys had more nerve than that. I I Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Mills and family of Fort who have The Odd Fellows', supper a their hall Thanksgiving nigh been here visiting Mrs. Mills' was a grand success in every sister, Mrs. Fulton and family, returned to their home Tuesday. As good driving horses and vehicles as can be found in way. About a hundred guests were present and all enjoyed a jolly good time, After the sup Mrs.

V. M. Raney (nee Win terbottom) and husband arrived per was over with the Odd Fel Tuesday night from' Stillwater, lows and Rebekahs put on some Prompt service and courteous treatment at all times. Oklahoma and will now take up MILLINERY See our line of Hats before you buy. We I our-yatl Ullage is wi uiauy ouiicii-cu.

floor drills that were real interesting. The net income of the 262,490 corporations of the United States their afeodejin MiltfrafU When you buy candy you want the purest and best. Go to the Mildred Bakery for anything in the candy line. There you can solicit your patron age HATTIE CASH, Kincaid.Ks. Fresh bread, buns, pies and cakes can be had at all times at find the finest chocolates you ever which are subject to tax under the corporation tax law was for the year which ended June 30.

According to re-turns made to the internal reve tasted. Our state insane asylumns are all full and our officials are puz M. K. t. time card Showinn the arrival of trains at Mildred.

Kansas SOUTH BOUND No. 21, Passenger, i I 1227 a. m. No. 23.

Passenger p. m. No. 25, No. 527, Local Freight 10:05 a.

m. NORTH BOUND No. 22, Passenger a. m. No.

24, Passenger No. 26, Passenger. 9-51 p. m. No.

528, Local Freight 1.00 p.m. the Milured Bakery. The finest line of cigars and tobaccos kept in town can be found at the Mildred Bakery. L. D.

McCoy added an addi nue bureau, the capital of the, corporations was $52, 371, 626, and their bonded and. other indebtedness was $31,133,952,696. zled to know what to do with those mentally unbalanced, as insanity seems to be steadily on the increase. This paper would like several i a mnevrue tion onto his automobile house the past week. The United States has just passed through a banner year Some choice Rhode Island Red Mildred Lodge No.

630 I. O. O. F. Physician and Surgeon MILDRED, KANSAS correspondents around Mildred.

for drinks, smokes and oleomar- roosters for sale at 50 cents each. Call at this office and we will Enauire of. Mrs. John PauL Mil garine. Here is tne internal rev a Calls promptly answered day or nlaht supply you with stamps and sta 'I enue bureau's record for the dred, Kansas.

Office up stairs in neawooa Duuainu Meets every Wednesday Visiting cTloS8 F. P. LOMBARD, StaSy. Noble Grand, tionery. We want all the news twelve months ended June 30: Miss Frances Rutter arrived in and around Mildred.

One hundred and sixty-three mil last week srom Eureka, Kansas, Turner Smith has just received lion gallons of distilled spirits, 30 to spend the winter with her sis a nice line of dishes and "glass million gallons more than year be ter, Mrs. J. E. Kennedy. ware for his Christmas trade.

There still seems to be consid He has some mighty nice articles erable sickness over the country, C. W. Sinclair made a business trip to Kansas City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Evans were Iola visitors Monday. Clyde Miller is enjoying a visit from his mother this week. The new church is now plastered and nearly ready for there suitable for Christmas pres fore; 59,485,112 barrels of fermented liquors, an increase of 3 million; 7,600 million cigars, 160 million more than 1909; 6,830 million cigarettes, an increase of ents.

and our doctors are kept mighty busy most of the time. Last Saturday and Sunday it one billion; 402 million pounds of Sheriff elect, Kerr, has ap tried very hard to rain, but the pointed Ed Dunfee of Iola, as effort proved a dismal failure. plug and other cuts of tobacco, 4 million more than the year before 141, 862, 282 "pounds under-sheriff. Lee Morrison has The small grain as well as the wells is suffering for the want A fine assortment of fresh nuts of all kinds can be found at the of oleomargarine, 50 million Pure Bred Short-horn Bulls for Sale. Come and see, or write me of rain.

been retained as janitor. James Dalton, serving eight years in the penitentiary, Discussing the divorce evil an Mildred Bakery. R. C. Hathway moved Tuesday exchange concludes: "The di on a life sentence, was' paroled from the rooms over the rug A heavy snow fell in Kansas vorce evil must be overcome before marriage.

The lesson must L. E. MANN, Mildred, Kans. store into the old office building City Monday night. Our turn southwest of the depot, where Tuesday iy Gov.

Stubbs. The band stand was torn down yesterday and we believe the will come'next. be learned in the home. When Mr. Hathway will open up a res parents are able to teach their C.

W. Hegwood spent the first of the week attending a Masonic taurant. '-a corner looks better now as that children right living, then there doings at Fort Scott. For Sale: 80 acres four miles west of Mildred, (the JOHN D. BRIDGES will be fewer domestic tragedies, and the divorce problem, will -settle itself.

So long as girls in structure was not much of an ornament. Mrs. Laura Boldin' of Waldo, Wanted: A 5 or 50 acre farm 80.) Will sell at a bargain and close to Mildred. Enquire of b. on good terms.

Address F. P. short dresses are permitted to AUCTIONEER arrived the first of the A. Wagner, Kimber, owner, 439 Stieidley wear fake hair and patent com week for an extended visit with aip.ndale school sent to the Or Building, Kansas City, Mo. plexions and gad the streets at Graduate of Missouri Auction her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Mann. nierht.

and so long as boys in The next number of the lecture i School. course will be held on December knee pants are permitted to wear Johnny hats with red bands and Salesmanager Newby, of the 8 The Glazier Jubilee Singers, Great Western Portland Cement flunk in their studies-so long consisting of a troupe of six ne will a class of men and women was here Saturday, and while in town made this office a gro singers. This number will phans' Home of a Thanksgiving offering of $1. John Ratlin has "quit work at the plant and has moved back to Colony, Kansas. These are nice evenings to sit around the fire and crack and eat nuts.

You can get any kind you want that are good and fresh at the Mildred Bakery. be turned out who will break in Satisfaction Guaranteed PhoneNo. 114, 5-1. R. F.

D. No. 3, Kincaid, Kans Call on L. D. McCoy for dates.

pleasant call. Newby is a to the divorce courts on the hustler when it comes to selling slifirhtest provocation: There are be one. of the best, and will be a great treat for our people. Don' miss this number, for if you do you will miss the best part of the whole course. cement, and with his one heroer.

too many fluffy tufflies and too keeps the plant rustling to fill many Johnny, boys in the world. the orders..