The Mayetta News from Mayetta, Kansas • 5

Subscribe for the Mayetta News, Corn buskers, buy a bottle for chapped hands at! BL ACKSM1THIN Carriage Work iIm Repairing Done of all kinds. Promptly. Am now better prepared to do all kinds of work than ever before. All work guaranteed and prices right. HARRY M.

HEIST, Mayetta, Kansas. Capital and Surplus $24.000. Mayetta State Bank DOES A GENETAL BANKING BUSINESS. APT. JESS R.

LASSWELL, A. J. PRESIDENT. Tells you what we furnish, you don't read every word WE LUMBER, LATH, POLES, PILING, PLASTER, BRICK, WINDOWS, PAINT, THIS of In fact, everything that goes to make up a COMPLETE LUMBER YARD is carried In O. M.

BILDERBACK Mayetta Kansas the only paper published in Mayetta. Procure your tickets for the lecture course early. They are. on sle at the Bank. 1 Elder Palmer preached the.

first ser mon of hH work in Majetta on last Sunday. Don't'fail to come in and see the Bargain Counters at Buche's hardware store. The local telephone exchange wil be moved from Heyman's store. to the City Hotel. Frank Hafer, who is attending the Campbell College, at nolton, spent Sunday at home.

Mrs. Robson and three children left yesterday for a few days' visit at George WriKht has resigned his po sition with C. M. BiLderback, and be gan husking corn, Dr. Brockett was making profes sional calls in the neighborhood of Hoy last Saturday.

A lecture course requires the con certed action of all cultured people of the community. J. M. Lone went to Kansas City last week to place himself under the care of Call and examine the new line of Opaline and Enameled ware at Win-gate's hardware store. Elder George Raed, of HoltbuV, attended services at- the Christian church last Friday night, Now is the time to buy your Heating stove.

Only a few ou hand yet AT BOTTOM PKCE8, at BuChe'S. Wlralea was thrown from a horse the thsfc of. the week and had his arm thrown out of place. Chris Walker, brother of our ies-taurant man, moved from town to his farm southeast of town Saturday. Mayetta has one of the largest an best schools she has ever had.

This speaks well for the teachersto charge. No better evidence of tjho refinement of a community can be found than the way they patron jipe a lecture course. i Mrs. Robert Isaacs left, one day last week for Waubunsee county to make her home with jhef Isaac Lister. I5 300 bushels of timothy seed for sale at $1.35 per bushel, in small lots.

Inquire of W. R. Pettljohn, R. R. 2, Hoyt, Km, Albert Shultz sold his farm last Wednesday to an Iowa man; Consideration, $7,200.

-Mr. Shultz will buy again near town. Rev. Warner, of the Methodist church, will begin a series of Jmeet-ings at that church on Sunday evening, Nov3mber.l3. i .5 Miss Isabel Klrkpatrlck sold her residence property last Saturday to S.

R. Early. She will remove to Holton, where she will reside. Kryder Winters have been painting the interior of Woodman Hall this week. There will be a ball in that hall on Thanksgiving night.

The Epworth League has decided to serve dinner on election day in the room recently vacated by Agent Lewis, just west of the lumber yard. You'll have to hurry if you want to take advantage of the News' special subscription rate. Only 2 more months and the price will be $1.00 instead of 60c per year, the present price The meetings which have been iu progress at the Christian church for three weeks, closed on Sunday even: ing." Elder Overman departed for his home at Topeka Monday nocin. Hon. B.

P. Waggener and ex-Lieu-tenaut-Governor A. M. Harvey, the former Democratic candidate- for State Senator and the, latter candidate for Congress against Curtis addressed a fair-sized in Mayetta lat night. Jess R.

and family will, we understand, leave Mayetta about the first of the year Jto make their home in Kansas City, where Mr. Lasswell will engage in the wholesale F. Egged will look after the business in Mayetta. TIME TABLE. Hi I vrt'l I The '-Bight Eoad" to and from and between CHICAGO OMAHA 8T.L0UIS DENVER UEMPHI3 COLORADO SP'GS.

PEORIA FORT WORTH St. JOSEPH St. PAUL KANSASCITY MINNEAPOLIS And everywhere beyond. WIST BOUKD. No.

Passenger, daily ..10.55 A. No. 53, Passenger, daily 7.13 p. No 71, Local Freight, daily ex- cept Sunday 2.15 r. m- IAST BOUND.

No. 54. Passenger, 8.37 A. No 32, Passenger, daily 4.33 P. No.

72, Local Freight, daily except M. JACKSON COUNTY DIRECTORY Judge District V. Hurrel Clerk District Court J. W. Scneder County Treasurer W.

A. Thompson Sheriff E. S. Bateruan Under Sheriff L. Whitcraft County F.

T. Woodburn Probate Judge S. Frlcker County T. C. McConnell Register of Deeds J.

Seabold County Superintendent. Whitcraft Coroner Di J. W. Darlington Surveyor W. B.

Talbert 1 1st Disu W. Parmenter Oommisslouers 2nd Dist. Geo. L. White 1 3rd Dlst.

B. B. Erwin. MAYETTA CITY OFFICERS. Mayor D.

Ollphant Clerk P. F. Eggen Treasurer Jake Heyman Police Judge W. P. Brockett Marshal N.

Sanderson Councilman S. lleyman, Saml. Early, Ad. Jones, Jess Lasswell, F. Ashton, ex' Council meeting held regularly on the first Menday eTenlag of each month.

MAYETTA SCIIOOL' BOARD. Director, Jess Lasswell; Treasurer, 8. Heyman; Clerk, Chet. Moore. Teachers: Principal, Will Keller; Intermediate Pertinent.

Miss Alrera Norris; Primary Depart stent, WVw Jones. CII URCII AND SOCIETY 1 MITHOBI3T (XPISCOPAL) serTires every alternate Sunday, morning and evening At 11 A. M. anASViiit. Sunday School 10 A.

m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. -Rev; O. 8 Wrnervrastor, CIKISTIAN CHURCH. -Preaching every alternate Sunday morning and evening.

Sunday School at 10 A. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rer. M.

Gilmore.Pastor. EPW01TH LEAOUI. Meets every Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. President, Miss Nora Jones; First Vice President Miss Mamie Smith; Second Vice President, Miss Anna Bu.he; Third Vice President. Ivan Clowe; our tn vice rresiaeni, miss tsermairoiier; Treasurer, Maude Early; Organist, Miss Nellie Long.

CIIIBTIAN IXDIAV01. Meets every Sunday eveninsr at 7:30 o'clock. President. Mis Rese Matthews; Vice President, Charles Mc-Alexander; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Jane McAiexanaer; icecoraing- secretary, Mrs. Delia Keist; Treasurer, Miss Laura Mc-Alexander.

Si LOCAL and PERSONAL. Ji5 Subscrbie for the News U. Irank Yreeiand's 10. Get your horse blankets at Win-gate'e. J.

B. Reed, of Hoyt was in town yesterday. Bert Allen has purchased a barber shop at Denison. A lecture course Is folt the- good of all the people. Mrs.

O. M. Underbade was in Hoi ton yesterday. 4 I I-'. I i I I A.

3. Bicker spent a few hours in Holton yesterday. t-, C. L. Glllham of Topeka Is running the barber shop for Bert Allen.

Try the City Meat Market for any thing in the meat line. Sale bills, letter haads, statements, tc. printed, at this office. The success of the present lecture course will help the next. The farmers are improving this fine weather by gathering their crops.

For good goods and right prices go to Laswell Dry Goods Co. Mrs. P. Eggen will assist her husband in the bank part of the time. Fob Sals: Cottage organ (almost good new.) Cill this ccc.

and Mrs. Gllleece, of Denison, atended church at Mayetta Sunday. Misses Mary and Nellie Ilogan were visiting at their mother's home Sunday. Wiogate's. Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale.

Six months old and ready for service. Eligible for register. Call on or address, Resin Wilson, 21 miles north of Hoyt, Rural Route No. 1, Hoyt, Kas. al7m3 An active interest i already being evinced in behalf of the lecture course.

It is a token for good that our people are appreciating the efforts of the committee having it in charge. Co-operation is essential to its success." Dr. and Mrs. Brockett were in Topeka on Sunday the former to see his patient, Wood Fisher, and the latter to visit relatives. The Doctor says his patient suffered no inconvenience from' the trip' to ithat place on Saturday and is doing nicely.

James Carroll, who has been holding a position in the Central National Bank, at Topeka, has been promoted. Ivan Clowe takes the position vacated by him. We are always re joiced to hear of the promotion of former Mayetta people. Robert Bobbins, of Holton, and Miss KatyIsaaes, of Mayetta, were married in Mayetta last Thursday by Elder Overman. Their friends gave them a goodly supply of icet at the depot just before they departed for their future home in Holton.

Ivan Clowe, who has held a responsible position In the. Mayetta State Bank for the past eight months, left on Monday for Topeka, where he has accepted a position in the Central National Bank. Ivan is an excellent young man and is sure succeed iu his chosen profession. IMie editor has been summoned by the railroad to appear as a witness on a case against that road, at Kingfisher, "'Oklahoma, on Thursday of this week. The friends of the News having items of news will confer a favor on the editor by sending them to our address at Hoyt, not later than Tuesday.

Wood Fisher, who ha been sick at the home of his sister, Mrs. Jack McAlexander, southwest of town, for two or three weeks, was taken to the home of his brother Charley, at Topeka, last Saturday. His wife who came heie from Bonaparte, Iowa, to be with him will return home after a short visit in Missouri. A small company, consisting of the followingpersons, spent last Friday evening very pleasantly at thej home of Cashier Eggen and wife: Jess R. Lasswell and wife, Misses Mary 1H0-gan, Dollie Bowser, Butcher and Mrs.

Lunger. "Flinch" and 'stock exchange constituted a part of the evening's entertainment. The opening number of the Mayetta Lecture Cours'e'is announced for Thursday evening, November 10, at which time C. Frank Vreeland, will deliver his popular lecture entitled, Scaling Life's" Matterhorn." This lecture is broad and expansive, yet with great depths of thought, suggestive of the higher ideals to which humanity is constantly tending. The young people especially will enjoy a trip up the Matterhorn, and will be sure to find it elevating and profitable.

Popular admission prices will be charged 15, 25 and 5 cents. Tickets on sale' at 'the Mayetta State Bank. -V' P. F. EGG-EN, NOTARY PUBLIC, Office at the Mayetta i State MAYETTA; KANSAS.

t' DO YOU INTEND I PAINTING You House or Carriage? WNI IIIH HUH MIIHH 't- Done attractively. Samples Wall Paper 011 Haad! KRYDER WINTERS, MAYETTA, KANSAS. Big Money in Oil I want parties with 1100 or more "a ground floor proposition." I also have treasury company recently organied at 5 cents per share; per value $1.00. For full information, maps and advertising matter, relative to the above propertys, call on or address J. F.

SMITH, 1518 N. Madison St. North Topeka, Kansas. 9 J- CARREL, P. F.

EGGEN, VICEPRES'T. CASHIER. and we will both lose money if it SELL SHINGLES, POSTS, LIME, CEMENT, TILING, nAIR, DOORS, SASHES, Mar: Fresi, Salt and Cured Meats Constantly on hand. Cash paid for Bides! ICE FOR SALE B. DOUGLAS Mayetta, Kansas.

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