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Hamilton Grit from Hamilton, Kansas • 8

Hamilton Grit from Hamilton, Kansas • 8

Publication:
Hamilton Griti
Location:
Hamilton, Kansas
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8
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LOCAL MENTION. H. T. HATTERSLEY Res. Phono 91 JOHN EDWARDS Res.

Phono 71 Office Phone "Talk To Us" Three Staples HATTERSLEY EDWARDS Buy, Sell, Lease and Trade REAL ESTATE and other Investment Property FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY We Write Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Notaries Public West Main St. HAMILTON, KANSAS J. B. Fleming was in Emporia, Sunday. N.

D. Stevenson was in off the road over Sunday. M. F. Brashear transacted business in Emporia Tuesday.

Ed Schwintz and family visited relatives near Virgil, Sunday. County Supt. Brown was looking into school affairs here, Monday. Born: To Mr. and Mrs, Ever ett Tinsley, Sunday, Jan.

20, a LOCAL PROFESSIONAL CARDS. daughter. Irving Calkins, of Olivet, spent GINGHAMS SHIRTINGS PERCALES Used in every home! Our stock in these lines is complete with thebest and most servicable from the looms of the East, and in quantities and patterns enough to give you a wide selection. January is the right time to buy these goods while stocks are unbroken, while you can get just what you want, and get them made up before the spring rush of work is on. the Sabtiath with his friend Prof J.

W. Wallace. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Jas DR.

G.O. RINK Eli, RESIDENT DENTIST Hamilton Kan. Phones Office 81, Res. 120 Locals under this heading-, per line each insertion; black face type 8c. Notices for Churches and Societies where admission is charged, Cards of Resolutions of Respect, are purely advertising, and will be charged fov as such.

In placing- your adv. plea'so state length of time you wish it run, otherwise it will be continued and' charged until ordered out by you. Because of new ruling- of Postal Department no pay locals will be sandwiched between news items here Gaffney, Friday Jan. 24, twins, a boy and a girl. Will Blecha went home to Sev ery, Friday night, for a short H.

G. SLOAN Jeweler after, as each one would lose any value it may have had because of su'h -position, because of order that each should be marked visit with home folks. Rev. Mr. Morley, of Eureka, filled the pulpit at the M.

E. Church Sunday morning. Expert Watch Repairing All Work Guaranteed Hamilton, Kansas Farm Loans, J. B. Fleming.

Watch Stevenson's adv. for specials every Saturday, For Farm Loans, "see A. F. Dove Local agent for "The Eu Mrs. Mary A.

Tolle camo up from Eureka for a few days visit at the Parsonage, Saturday. H. H. Troxell, and F. B.

Piatt were out in, Western Kansas We cannot tell you, or by 1 i .1 i i fa Barber Shop. Mark Shepard, Prop. reka Mtge. You will find iust what you are Come to me for quick, clean service. looking for on the live and ten picture show you tne utility ana beauty of these NEW GOODS in a newspaper but know you will be pleased with them.

Hair 25 cents, cent counters at The Cash Store. For Sale: Barred Plymouth looking up some cattle deals. Miss Belle Thompson was called to Reno county Sunday by the death of her brother's wife. Mr. and Mrs.

Alf Ciraco, and son Theodore, of Madison, visited her sister, Mrs. A. J. Corbett during the week. Laundry Every Other Tuesday.

rock cockerels, SI. 00 each. Mrs. "WML Booth, Hamilton, Kas LEVERING DAWSON, For Sale: Thoroughbred bronze Turkeys. Toms Hens S3 Mrs.

W. L. Garrison, Utopia Kan. ULRICH BRO Barbers That Barber. Clean Towels, Sharp Razors, Courteous Attention and First-class Work at i he "Old Reliable." Do not forget the Lyceum Entertainers that are to be here Jas.

McIIenry, of Charles City, Iowa, returned home, Monday, after a week's visit with his sister, Mrs. H. G. Sloan. J.

F. Hershaw and family moved to Strong City. They KANSAS HAMILTON Jan. 30. Admission loc and Get your Live stock Insured Hair cut.

2b cents. against death from any cause, ncciallv vour mares, by J. B. 1 STRAIGHT HEELS, 'leming. resided for many years on the' farm southwest of town, and many.

friends regret the parting. Friends of the' Grit who renewed their subscriptions this IIs Farm To Kent, about acres or grain rent; good improve- Good andsolid, is the life of a shoe, and keep a person upright in life It's hard to be a ood citizen with wobbly heels. Get 'em ments. See or aildressw.il. week were: Miss Belle Harris, if-.

W. Page, R. C. Burris. The GRIT CONDUCTS NO CONTESTS Sooth, Hamilton.

Kans. See Madam Willie in her won lerful. licrhtenintr changes, with the Lyceum Entertainers that CoblVs SllOC SllOp. ire to be here sion J. anci corns.

nr 4 r. IJUN1 iJlLLA i New subscribers: Ben Hard-man; W. If. Glendenning Ness City, Kans. H.

T. Hattersley having sold his Main street lots to Win. Barngrovor, Hatterslev Edwards have moved their real estate office to r. Edwards' building on West Main street. Some of the young folks had a dance at the Opera House Fri rs P.

Piatt and da lighter Mary Francis, and Mrs 1. X- Pi.iH- wero visitors Senator Dunlap, Capt. Jack and Jesse Strawbenu sthe three best vaiieties, 80c 100, 1000. Now is the time to buy for spring delivery. Tuesday.

Does not club with any other paper on earth, or the regions beyond. If you subscribe for the GRIT you will not get an orange grove in Florida, a corkscrew or a set of china, but you will get' Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Itail re- nrned from Canadian, the day night, II. G. Sloan manager. Mr. Sloan proposes to have a irst of the week, where ho had 59 000 CATALPA SPFC 10SA looking a cauie 110.11.

())() fiance about every two weeks KJ Keising got two of the tin- or 5000 lor- $20. during the season. gcrs on his loft hand in a buzz Kj a fujj of jros J. C. Kaub, E.

Gutman, and saw Monday and badly lacerated ()rd, OMCe for John Ott members of the jury the ends of thorn. Dr. Lewis irj.t cnrjmr diliwrv. from this township were doing 1 1 1 All the News of Hamilton and vicinity, 52 weeks, IIXOU im-iii w. 1 r.OMWPL L.

duty at Eureka this week; They went down last week, but were lMtones 101 or h. Hamilton, Kan. excused until Monday as other cases would occupy the court a $33,000 fire Monday. Two stores and the postoflice were npn A destroMd. is thought the L-jLJ Jl2jLJr.l until then.

tire was of incendiary origin W. T. Goodnight has a public SHINGLES sale advertised for Saturday, Rev. Fr. I).

KRan held the reg Feb. 1, at his place adjoining FOR $1.00. It's worth it. iilar nionthly services nt St. town on the north.

A team Johns Catholic church Sunday, arc a hobby with us because The nice weather brought out a wc know how they last when wagon and harness, together with a lot of farming tools, and sonic household goods will be sold. Mr. Goodnight feels in large attendance-of country pUt mto a J10USC properly. members. Wc.yo investigated them thoroiiRhly and the mills we too feeble health to farm longer wooffcrTnriLdrcdnar.

buy of 'today assure us our Ciias. Turner paid for a two Shinplw niv au cut Irom ward for any caao of Calarrh that cannot bo cured by Haifa Catarrh. line local last week, to run two 1 BEN HARDMAN Cure. I weeks, to sell some clover seed P. 1.

CHENXT T0M0, o. This week he tells us to take out, all sold. Wo tried to pay his money back for the one week Kood sound bolts dried slowly temperate heat so as to retain their life. Whether repairing an old toot or putting on a new one you want the best sec ours. HOUSTON LUMBER CO, We.

ilia un.lorslitn. tiave known F. J. Clirney for the lt 15 VcJr, and him prrfeclly honorabl nil ImnniicUftfin aril flnanrlfllly Rl'lf TJT out any obllsailonii mad ry hla nrtn. NATIONAL BAXK Ol COMMEHCE, ToliMrt, O.

Ifatfa Calnrrh Cure takn lnlrnally, atin dim-tly upon lli W21 but ho wouldn't let us, he snk CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR. I have put in a shop next door to the Grit office, and ask for a chance to figure on any woxk, lerge or small, you may contemplate, Work guaranteed. what better could ft man as I then to sell it nil. And yet some few folks wonder If advertising im rrirj. nu pcf boui.

sold by all nmrtiu. TsmUau raauif.

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Years Available:
1903-1922