The Iuka Tribune from Iuka, Kansas • 12

THE IUKA TRIUUNE, IUKA," KAJN3A8 8 OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE IUKA STATE ANK At Iuka, State of Kansas, at the close of business on the 31 day of December, 1915 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $35,97.47 Loans on Real Estate 5,700.00 Overdrafts, unsecured 2.64 Hank building, Furniture and Fixtures, $1,000 2.000,00 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve Total $55,989.97 1 AB I ITJKS Capital stock paid in Surplus fund 4,200.00 Undivided profits 336.32 Individual dap-Hits, subject to check, 40,572.22 Other deposits requiring notice of less than 30 days 877. r5 Other liabilities not enumerated 3.88 Total 55,99.97 "VjT STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF PRATT, SS. 1, F. M. Yourg.

Cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said bank ha3 no liabilities; and is not indorser on any note or obligation, other than shown on the atove statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God F. M. YOUNG, Cashier. Geo.

A. Helsel, Notary Public Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, .1916. seal (Commission expires on the 2nd day of November, 191.) CORRECT. ATTEST: Thad C. Carver, C.

M. Clark, F. M. Young, Directors To W. F.

Benson, Bank Commissioner Topeka, Kansas. SI The fhst of the week was ideal spring weather. J. B. Tremain and family spent Sunday at the E.

B. Mott home. if lrl IN I 3 For Short ii Died Monday January 3, 1916, at her home seven miles northwest, of Iuka, Mrs. Daniel Hacker, aged sixy-six years, two months and twenty-five days. Cinda Grady was born in Onio, October 1849, and later moved with her parents as pioneers to Iowa.

She was united in marriage with Da.ial Hacker January 16, 1870, and to this urnon were born two daughters ani five sons. One son ing in infancy They came to Kansas in the days of the i ioneer and settled in Pratt county some thirty years ago. The six children were with her at the time of death. Mrs. Hacker became a Christian in 1892 and has since been a faithful member of the Church of Christ la Iukh.

Her last illness is brief lasting-only about two week. She seemed to realize her condition and that her time of death was near. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband, two daughters and four sons, besides a host of friends and neighbors. Funeral services were held at the Christian church here at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev Horn, of the Christian church of Pratt, delivering the sermon Intel ment was made in the Iuka cemetery.

me only is With each fifteen pound purchase The three little sons of Mr. and Mrs. Bird Maynard are having a seige of la grippe this week Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Helsel and family took dinner New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Bird Maynard and family. Miss Stella Tremain, who is teaching school at Turon, will spend the week end here with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Del Craig and family, Misses Stella Abram and Kake Tillery and Essie Cox visited at R. H. Tremain 's, Sunday.

M. M. Grady and wife.Jof For gan, Oklahoma, were here the first of the week, called by the illness and death of the formers' sister, Mrs. Dan Hacker. C.

E. Smith and family, who were returning in their car from Beaver, Oklahoma, where they spent Chri3tmas with friends and relatives, to their home at Milton, Kansas, spent Saturday night here with Roy Sargent and family. of DEFENDER, thirty cent Coffee 3t For Drying Clothes in the House VALUE $1.00 1 Snow beganfalling early, this morning. A cold wave from the north struck us Wednesdy morning. Let us take your subscription to the Wichita Beacon.

If you are now getting it let take your renewal. It is reported that one of the little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Will Epley is down with the Let us be careful and try to keep this disease from spreading. Mrv at dinner, Sunday.

Mr. Mrs. Sam Abram and son Harry, and Miss Wilma Shives. The occasion being the wedding anniversary of these two couples. Grocery Iuka Market.

This market will appear in The Tribune each week and tha produce mar ket of Iuka corrected up to Wednesday evening. Wheat, per bu $1.06 Corn, "per bu 58 Kafir Corn, per bu 42 Milo Maiz, per bu 43 Eggs, per doz 22 Butter, per .25 Lard 14 ASK ABOUT IT.