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The Green Herald from Green, Kansas • 4

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The Green Heraldi
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Green, Kansas
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Some Ways in Which we Can ServYcu. 1 1 If you luivfc money, deposit it with.ns. If you need money, borrow it of us. 1 If you want to send money away, buy draft of us. "If you want to sell a note, show it to us.

If it is not convenient to come to the bank." write us. As we are intending to go west we will sell at Public Auction at the Pettyjohn one mile and ahalf north' and a quarter cast of Green on Ml AMI JUUL THE BANK OF GREEN 10 'till til Enteral at the p-wt oHoeiit Gtouii, Ku'iguj as second class mail mutter bet. 2, I. Card. Mixnd Trains West 10:10 a.

in. Mixed Train Mast hi 2:520 in. Beginning at 12 o'clock sharp nil ofthe following described property. Pleasant Hill. Miss Enter Anderson, of Cent er visited ovsr Sunday with' Mis Ojiil OIeh.

Little Virgil I Hi' o'juu i'itap Hick Hie past, week, Mhi Oi nil! itHif iitie i Highland News Ahiii the mysterious visimr called upon u' early Monday muring with oi' Ii ds to dinner last Hnn- I5 HEAD OF CATTLE 1 few drops of wet mid damping flakes: About thirty peopl meet at ti home of Chris Millers last unday lifip them tnere iwn.ly liftti wtiiLli ng Eight cows, 4 of them fresh. One yearling heiter. One 2-year old heiter. One Summer calf and 4 young calves. Tar presents were left as in niiv'otOrfa of.

the occasion, (.. The Long View Suliool vvill give a 12 neaa ox norses box social next 'Friday The Fleas.uit Mill band will furnish music One bay mare weight 1,300 pounds, one gray mare weight 1,400 pounds, one sorrel mare weight 1,200 pounds, one black horse weight 12,00 pounds, one Russcl mare good driver, three 2-year old colts, one yearling colti one black Percheron colt, two Cleveland Bay mare colts well matched, two 2-year old mules and one mule coming one year old. School Nevvs. The colors for the oieeu jfrdiiatin class lor 1UUU are otanuM Hlid pui-ple. ofliceis of tie Kradnatiii t'liiFS are as fciluw; Clare Mruu, i'rti dem Gace 1'iesHfeht Malde jlammoud, decretal) and Ceo.

Treasmec? of snoWj' We dont see vl))' it could not be a few kiclier more. would he ii pleasure for the yoyng hoys to tr.ke girJs outfor a sleiglV'ride. "Nut fair we say." -sS charley Nelsonyet comes to Green pretty oltcn, but lie hut not told so many stoiys of late but we felt, sorry lot what we said alhut him last week Last'week Carl Cleveland madu a liiiri ying trio down to Martin Eriuk-son, hIuw coming back L'lease tell us wline you 'st I'ped irist StieiihakOo. hutcliered a beef and pork at Mike Hol'uiati last werk. llilileiibraiid is -fjoing to put iqifa new wind null.

tlinilio the old one hasseeu iim 0eVda)8. WiU was at dreeu the oilier on Cosiness, HiHa llofniiinii called mi the Misnts Lena and Kosiillolh t'ariy one ino.niiig last week," John Ili'aiir west i fchiy center il-H(l and took (liiiner vviiu M.Hiiiiiaiiu wek ayo. John iloth made a nip In Given hint Siitui ilay he iji hi liking of liip-r Gqshen Ne w. the ami attaiid Mdy coiue 50 i fiee show. i in I i lite a sn 1 1 1 1 ij tvenlii.

j. dib Miiuch shelled coin for Scnraiiler last Friday. Ileiahl kvaiis made a business i-ail at Green Saluidav. rum nn farm Two McCormick binders, two Canton disc harrows, one Broadcast seeder, one Mc piriK bis fat call lb lna wuk. Tiie cat killing Co-npraUve has decided to have a sli vV" The foliwlng is the HiuhotKl I 1 1 lit ...1.

r. ri i i i i i i i a Fred 11 jI'iimhii am! iViuily took din ner Willi home fulk M. lloluiiinu Sun- UaL Uieir best. Ada Craft the iadifi 1 A.J. Nelson visited Lome folks near imi.

i.iiiun win see in i inr frtliM Friday till Siturday, FrP)er will Scliu. lie liios sawed Mime wood for play the harp onice Cr.ifl will make a llofinann lasi vek John ij now I lie ii ml lor cold weather, M. llotmanii jr. is KiK to build hogshed 2Ux3U u. and A.

J. Nelson ill dn the work. ormiCK sen aump nay raiie, iwo nay wagons aim racKS, vwo iarm wagons one new Mitchell, one handy manure wagon, two top buggies, one Buckeye runner grain drill, one Buckeye disc grain drill, one road cart, two 3-section harrows, two walking plows, one 2-row disc Weed Cutter, one McCormick Mowing Machine, one new McCormick Mower, one 16-inch stubble plow, one new Canton riding lister, one Satley disc gang plow, one -Walking Lister and Drill, one stalk cutter, one half interest in Clipper fan mill, three set Work harness, two set single harness, one set good Leather fly nets, three dozen chickens and some household goods, 65 bushels of German Millet seed, 6 t8tons of prairie hay and 40 bushels seed oats Free Lunch at 11 :30. spemh. Fh.ieiie Lun.b will sinjj.

Lawrifiice oruy and chas Appltioii will make tools of theiimulvu. Knob College News Misses Jva Sutil and Marion Wilcox visited at Mr, Joun 'Uor last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stevens visiteJ VV.T. Herman and Minnie Assliiiucr took dinner with Fred Schurle Henry and llofinann was to Green la.it He my had nisi jPetijhon last Monday, new bnirv lixed. John Kth ami f.Uv W'ri'? Vi9Ufd Rulb jhou last Tuesday eveuinjr Fred Krhtis one evening last week.

Kliens young folks were pleasant callers at Joan Kolh -last week one TERMS MISS llrllO waiter icimura iim moruiiijf SiJ ilri.il Mm Clarujd I) verv pldi Kiy'MteiUluid ill croud of evening. MfJiFiinl Scliurlie ami MIfs Katie All sums of $5.00 and under cash. On all sums over $5.00 a credit of pne year will be given on bank fillvs at Ihei honm Fridy Jan "wcrepleswiiiitcalleraat M.Hofiimniis folk ilcpnited able note bearing 10 per cent interest. Hta latu hour after a very p.eiant i evening. liisu i iiiay niiei itiMM! Mrs.

Everay and dunpliipis fiom Bala attended tlie funeral imd look Rtiiper with II. Mnsseltnan. Mrs, Llz.ie Hay camn up frorn (). New York Ctrcct SreelallEta. Thcro are specialist ot variou mirti W.

T.v Pettyjohn, R. C. Weaver, oWkERs; trr.onc tuo New orn scrcei iur- K. to at tend her mothers fuiifral mid chants, men who sell collar to Lit. visit with relatives and friend.i for i men cll shoe laces, and so on.

1)etlme but us odd a ipcclallEt as any is lha man wto sell small boys "kneo "Say '-o tntie readers have yon 1 pacta." lie displays hi wires la tntie readers have yon 1 Dacta." He digclays hi wires la ever stopped to think what a warn in basket on the edRC of a downlowa can do. In fact she caii do-evervthinir thoroughteie that kads to a big mar- H. Niemoller Sons Proprietors of GRANT CAHPIN, Farm Imolements, Buggies Carriages indmills and Pumps Come in and get a tank heater ahd keep the ice out of the water tank. lhave a supply of Security Stock Food also Oil Meal on hand. GRANTCHAPIN.

let, and relics for bis tiadc on moth ers pat sin that war to uo tne family marketing. Terrestrial Afllr. At i special service In a Csltlrfor church, a few week tno, a young lady was to ring "What Arc They Do se In Hcsvcn ToDayr' The Bombers of the ccrnmlttee having la charge the prtmltiif of the program were not familiar with the exact title pf the piece, sad on tho first copy prepared for l'ie printer they had It: -Anything Doing ta Heaven To-Day?" Chicago Kews. and tiny thing and do it well. 8he can it bu'ter and do imre in a minute 1'ian a man can hi all week.

Yei woman are such inc ii nt crealionx. She can make the alleged lords of creature bow dial! lirr sweet will and they will never know it. Ve, a women can do evtiythiiifr, but one exception, bow many ivj you aeeu dim i a trau. "arpver" Cleveland doiit wear nothing but smiles of late. We wonder what the cause if.lle nmsi have been to au entliujiastical entertained dur Ivz the feels so eurap.

tured and eiithusiaatic thM an eartli quake would not dUtnrbe him. Wakefield Mill Elevator Wakefield, Kansas. Our Can't Be Beat. Snow Flake A Patent You will find our flour on sale at the Hainey Merc Co. Store, Try a sack.

We ore making a first class floui and guarantee every sack. Our "Cant be Slults a Mlx-Up. Ralph Carlisle Hacilltoo of Kortfe Carolina has confessed that he a A. Mclntiro Son, House, Sign and Carriage Painters. Paporino n.

Snocialtu. J. E. Moon BLACKSMITH. and wood work a and all kindsof reparing.

and see Hie north of bank. J. E. Moon, Now gentle readers If you get tired He admits now ta Is she. of reading the Highland plea re He had cosrtfd another she and she stand up take a Jeep breath, then gj (the other was ready to marry thniiiTt.

he when he (that Is, afce) backed out. -o v.v.w.c'... BDU UC lUiS UtBCT Cfll b'-J she (or rather he) bee aase It tthat ta. It Is a good medicine for aullinejs at this lime of year. she) deceived her.

the ether tcr that Is, not bins who Is aow she. Jadg. Elder HalUrt lias been appointed Deputy oignpizer for the M. TV. Sam Langworthy Beat" is first class and is Auctioneer correctjy named.

We grind Cld r.xiuse Is Rejected. A married Italian ct-up'e who left A. and is trying to get camp Marti here. The Wwleui Woodmen is one of lodglnss at Avel'Ino wlttout pay. Lee Walker CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

I contract tht I'liiWinz housts and II yo build nU i'y Ju tontolt me, "v' i stock 5e nouimg out cnoice wneai a made known en bought from farmers wag-la; "ieRtioM, Sire National oilS. i iimuarte rd-' lr rrBt TfJ ZT tSl the boTte was haBBten hsve twa cieties in the country and peoj le viho flned $0o. The J'pc that ood-want a tafe ii mii! ce cn i.ot find era srsre doe nit rognU3 the ci-il IttUt tt cttr(l. Irtetce of t'otJ..

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Pages Available:
247
Years Available:
1905-1906