The Onaga Herald from Onaga, Kansas • Page 2

I was united in marriage to ness, anc! other articles too urn-! fl Ptc uaga s. -5 Miss D. Drain on December 8, erous to mention. le53. ro this union were born hoaseaold furniture.

O4 Free sneh will be served CLARENCE HAUCHAWOUT. Published In Onaga, Ransr.s. on Thursday-: each week. a tr House Will noon. Terms Ten months time be given on sums over $10, i 2 5 i seven children: James Gra-brikla.

Thomas John Mary William and Ella J. James died on December 15, 164, and Gabrilda died in infancy. In 1502 he joined the Union Army and served 3 years and 6 months pur- i OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF 03A5A, One Night Only. chaser giving approved bankable jj! note bearing 3 per cent interest from date. Sams of $10 and un-13 Entered in the Esisu, as u.a!l matter of the sercnd class.

Monday, November 3 fcr the cause of his country. He jder, cash; two per cent ciT for was honorably discharged at the cash on suns over $10. Proper-1 close of the war a gallant ty to be settled for before its the loci A 1 manacrer of the Opera OBITUARY. CHRISTIAN H. Christian H.

Andrick, another of the early settlers of this coun- The Fruits of Honest Toil are Descrying of the Fullest Protection. mnval from the premises. John M. Clay. R.

L. Fithian, Auctioneer. soldier. He was a member of Custard Post G. A.

of Onaga. He had many friends throughout 1 ty, and one of the most widely i entire county where he lived C. A. Grutzmacber, Clerk. U1 known and respectable citizens who extend their sympathy to the NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

of tms locality, died at Jus Dome bereaved children in Lincoln township, on Sunday House, has secured Herbert DeGuerre who presents "The Love Pirate" with Miss Florence Thompson and Strong Supporting Company. A clean, complete production with beautiful scenery and costumes. We carry all our THE All hunting and trespassing on my farms in Vienna township is STATE- TOWNSHIP TREASURER'S hereby strictly forbidden, under penalty of the law. Charles Day. itizens MENT.

Tin: undersigned, township of Vienna township. Pottawatomie county, Kan-s. issues -the following statement of Rccei)is. Expfiiditures, and Indebtedness Iot tlio year endiujr Monday. October 30tli.

A. D. 1IUI: RECEIPTS: last, November 1ft, 1011, aged 4 years, 4 months, and 21 days He had been in poor health for about four years, and a year age-he suffered a stroke of paralysis from which he never recovered, although being able to be around most of the time. The deceased was the son of Notice is hereby given that Ij no hunting or trespassing, or no dogs will be allowed on my farm. mil.

Jan nary 3 L-inbach. Mill Creek Township Ollik Smith. III of Onaga, cherfully offers its services and standing for the use of its customers and friends. If not a customer, and we can extend you our services, we invite you to come in. own scenery.

PRICES Children 25c, Adults 35c, Reserved Seats 50c. All those buying tickets before 5 o'clock P. M. the day of the show get the choice of any seat in the house reserved for 35c. Seats on sale at Chandler's Drug Store.

John and Anna Andrick, and was eo.mty i.i No hunting, trapping or oth uciouer: County Treasurer Tom I receipts I 17 erwise trespassing allowed on the Phil Schwarz farm under my control. 33-4t. F. D. Teeters.

born in Canton Burn, Switzerland, on June 24, 1537. He migrated to America at the age of fourteen years, coming to Albany. N. at which place he resided for four or live years, and then moved to Licking county, Ohio. He came to Kansas as an emi rs Officers and Directors: Aug.

F. Wegner President. Dr. W. P.

Wilson Vice Pres. C. A. Grutzmacber Cashier. P.

D. Hammel Asst. Cashier. Charles Day, Wm. Kolterman, L.

O. Day, W. P. Wilson, S. E.

Leinbach M. R. Dickinson, Aug. Wegner. 113BUE5EMNT? Fund January 25.

1911. Genl 11 Bieler, blacksmlthfng i 3 CO Win Day, road, work 8 SO Gully, services 2 05 'has ICro'iie. Mirae 2 (HI PC Lteb. same 2 April 2M3I1. Vi labor Vh) ft Win Day, same 17 00 Mobt Zabel, same 15 00 11 II Bieler, blacksmithiii 7 75 11 A Meskimen.

labor 0 00 Frank Graf, gopher scalp 1 IS XJ3L1 All parties are hereby forbidden to hunt or trespass on the Phil Schwarz farm, under my control, under penalty of the law. G. W. Brooks. grant in 1878 settling upon what 3 now is known as the Andrick homestead in Lincoln township, where he has since resided until the time of his death.

neat Your Business Solicited. 5 00 4 00 7 75 2 fui Is 10 105 0 Mose Day, labor Gaffy, same I. rouse, saint- Lir b. same Te.ly 2S'. mil.

II I i. Co. lumber Poston K. Grim. blackMnitiiin? IVai Day, road work Wants To Meat You.

Part of Your Patronage. To close shop at 9 o'clock p. m. To open Sundays from 7:30 a. m.

until 9 a. m. He was married in Columbus, Ohio, to Miss Malissa Walter, on March 25, 1858. His good wife preceeded him to the Bet- i ter World just ten years to To them were born eight children four sons and fourj Hunting or otherwise trespassing on the Moll farm under control of Frank Jones is hereby prohibited under penalty of law. Hunting or trespassing on my farm in Vienna township is hereby strictly forbidden.

Ira A oa ms. Hunting or trespassing of any 0 llr.rry Meskimen. laoor 14 is SO Zabcl, same liiS Ml 11 Bieler, blucksmfi liinjr 2 50 Day. dragging road 4 Ko'm IColtei-iiisin, road 25 00 Clias Fields, stone work 70 oO frank Simons, labor 10 00 Will Have Road Supply Co, tool. VS) f'O nature on the Walnut Grove farm I.

Krouse. labor 11 no I is strictly forbidden. i same pi ri Mary J. Benton. T.ieb.

same 5 on Oelober2s, mil. i S3 ss 50 Keef, Pork, and Salt Meats Every Day. Veal on Tuesdays. Mutton on Thursdays. Fish on Fridays.

Oysters on Saturdays. Chicken on Order. i daughters. Two of the daughters, have passed into the life beyond Cora Alice died in infancy, and Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Segrist departed this life eight years ago.

The following children remain to mourn the loss of a loving father: Charles, of the Fairview neighborhood, Perry, who resides north of Onaga, Frank, who resides on the old home place, and Edwin cashier of the bank at Wheaton, Mrs. Sam Winfough and Mrs. Ellsworth Hoover, both of whom re side near Onaga. Mr. Andrick professed faith Hunting or trespassing on my farm is hereby strictly forbidden under penalty of law.

P. N. Grim. iSl idd'eton, read work Harry Meskimen. dragging 0 nag a Lumber Co, lumber Robr Zabel.

lalxir Win Day, same 1'has Fields, cement, piers 1 LK rouse, labor gopher scalps Liob. labor II Gabriel Co. lumber Fields, labor O. J.GKOVER, President. GEO.

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so 258 20 5.1 40 250 01) 5 05 i Mi 24 47 40 10 70 00 177 00 L. A. i McBRIDE, Prop. The Onaga State Bank' 50 65 one AO, Krouse. snppli Total expenrlit.ures on hand 51 00 II KANSAS.

--dSL -'r ONAGA. Hunting or trespassing on the following described lands, owned or controlled by the undersigned, will be prosecuted. of section seven (7), eight (S), seventeen (17) eighteen (18), nineteen (19), twenty (20), and thirty (CO), iu township (7), range eleven (in, Vienna township. Signed Surplus Fun3, Capital Stock, $30,000.00. i I Hates to naga- Mrt I rt 4 ji t- (.1 i ri STATE OF KANSAS, i Pottawatomie Comity I do solemnly swear that the within and foregoing is in ail respects a full and true account of all tite moneys received by me and expended, together with the indebtedness of said Township, dnritis the full period of the year ending the last Monday in October, A.

D. 10 1. and for the full time for which 1 should make such statement. So help me God. signed C.

B. Grrrr. Township Treasurer. E. Mali in, J.

1). Taylor, 21st S2d 23d No Overdrafts. No Borrowed Money. Henry GrciT, P. J.

Fagan, Chas. Krouse, F. Melton. J. A.

Taylor, Geo. Makin, Jas. Bottom, J. W7. Kimble, Jacob Knipn," G.

B. Mack, Roy Cornelius D. O. John Berges, in Christ, about fifty years ago and united with the Methodist Episcopal church at Fletcher chapel in Franklin county, Ohio When he came to Kansas his membership was moved to Buck's Grove, thence to Avoca, and when the Fairview church was organized his membership was transferred to that place where he lived a faithful member until the Master said, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the Joys of thy Lord.1' He has served as class leader, Sunday school superintendent, and steward, in which offices he faithfully performed his dutier. of Each Month.

I Still in the field, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this dry of November. A. D. 1011.

t'HAS. L. KROITsC, Township Trustee. H. Berges, F.

A. Browri, Aug. Bucher, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. sTATE OF KANSAS, i I'm taw atomic Count Frank Smith, Mrs. L.

M. Grossnickle Cool Sales. Goo3 Service. Prompt Returns- Ship Your Stock to Geo. R.

Barse Live Stock Commission Company, Kansas City, Mo. Catte S.ti.ESVEX Trower. E. A.C'liasc, W. .1.

Hon Salesman Bob Oawson. Sah.sva.n-Tmu Snell. FEEDRn BrTFRs Gibson. A P. Rrinf y.

1 he same care taken in doing ail dental work that has characterized the ork done in my dental office for the past many years. I have ab.vavs considered good dental work should 3 He was loyal to the church and HARKET LETTER. Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. 20, 1911. After a hopeful opening last Monday the cattle market en- command a price in accordance with its value.

We In the I'loVate Court in and for said County. In the matter of t'ne Estate of Mary Jane Day, deceas, d. Creditois and all other per-ons interested in the aforesaid estate are hereby noiitled that I. Charles Day, executor of the estate- of Mary Jane Day. deceased, intend to make Final Settlement of said Estate in lie Pro-bale Court iu and for said county, stttlna at the ('(inn House In Westmoreland.

Pottawatomie Con nty. Kansas, on 1 he 2d clay of Jan u-ary. 1012. it being the 2d day of the January, term of said court: and at such time application will be made for an order of the Com; tinding and adjudging who are the heirs of tiie sale! deceased. CiiAhi.ES Day.

Executor of the estate of Mary Jane Day. deceased. Attest M. BAttlt. Probate countered some rough places, and closed with a loss of 10 to 25 cents for the week.

Too many short fed cattle in Chicayo. Wed Write Us. spare no time and expense to give all parties the best service that can be rendered at such prices as arc- reasonable and at the same time guarantee to the naticnl the very best of work. Your Cattle. Hosts and Sheep ly stiiesnien personally int'T sH-d in tht- C.

p.ny. Mai pnper? and market reports furnished free appliuat i ass I Teeth extracted and mouths prepared for plates uesday put the situation into the buyer's hands for the balance of the week. Corn is 10 to 15 cents; higher than a year ago, and even without the handicap of sickness among hogs, it requires a higher nrHor of nnrvo f--i nn worked for her prosperity. As a husband, father, neighbor, friend, and christian he was ever true, and he will indeed be miss ed, especially by his children. He was devoted to his country, his church, and to his family.

Funeral services were conduct ed from the Buck's Grove church on Monday, and interment was given in the cemetery at that place. The services were conducted by his pastor, Rev. E. M. Nunally, of this city.

CA15D OF THANKS. We wish to thank all our friends for their sympathy and help extended to us during the recent illness and funeral of our beloved father. The Children. r3 ll without extra expense to our patients Ij Call and investigate for yourself our prices and ll R. L.

FITHIAN, AUCTIONEER: won ing operations than it did last year. Occasionally a shipment PUBLIC AUCTION. I will sell at public aucion at the old Jake Lorg farm, 4 miles west and one mile south of Onaga, on Friday, December 1st, 1011, commencing promptly at 10 o'clock, a. the following described property: Yours. Truly, PARSONS, Dentist.

II oi pi line came appear on me market, as the SO 25 and the! $3.75 stPPts ftprp lrj.it. Tnncri it' I and then the feeder or the pros pective feeder gets a glimpse of, up to 'A 25. the possibilities of the feeding sped iou rules Government in-now admit a good I have opened a 9 will cry sales anywhere in this and adjoining counties, on reasonable terms and on a guarantee of satisfaction. TELEPHONE NO. 1, ONAGA, KANSAS.

Calendar of luy dates will be kept at the office of The Osa; a Uekalo, wit re ale dates may be arranged for, terms, and a'l cece-sary InforrcatV-n gladly given to aid In makin? your sai: a succef. Hotel Boarding House i Eleven head of Horses and Mules consisting of 10 head of Work Horses ranging from 3 to 10 years old and weighing from to 1C00 pounds, and one mule weighing about 000 pounds. Four head of Good Milk Cows, all giving now and to be fresh in March. game this year. The run to-day is 22, COO head here, and the market is weak to 10 lower.

A i -my cattle from below the line into the native division. Blockers sell nt 8.5 75 to s5 50. feeders 84 to .85 75, about a quarter: cheaper than a week ago on the lower half. Cattle shippers will I in the Henry Storch house on Lucien street, third door north of the Congregational ANDREW I1LAK ELY. Andrew C.

Blakely was born in Franklin, Kentucky, July 18, 1831, and died. October 25, 1911. He with his parents moved to Davis county, Missouri when ten years of age where he lived until large share of the supply to-day is cattle that properly should church. Three head of Shoats weighing have been marketed eff pastures. but whose owners put them on i skimpy feed, hoping for a bulge! encounter the usual competition from poultry and game the next All in 1S70, when he moved to Potta- from 80 to 140 pounds and wi Buzbee 11 serve meals.

Apartments. Hissr Hopkins. Cattle Salesman Mark Hopkins Cattle Salesman. Ed Brows, Ho? Salesman. 1, A.

Hopkixs, Yard. J. O. Shfch'. Jobs T.

KiKl.r. O. ATT. vn-r'-r W. 1.

liir.F! ir; ri! i ii yn gcod thrifty condition. Feed, Farming Implements, Etc. Consisting of about 400 bushels of corn iu the crib, about watomie county, Kansas, where he and his family resided until the death of his wife in March 1803. Since then he has lived with his children. On May 12.

in the market. These cattle are ten days, incident to the Thanks-dignified by the name of short i giving holiday, fed, and sell slow'y today at; Hog receipts exceeded eighty $5. 40 to 8 25. Sixty to ninety-j thousand head here last week, day steers sell up to S7.25 to -day, and the quality averaged better I. E.

BUZBEE, Prop. and one lot of near good steers than heretofore 1911 he went to Hardy, Arkansas I about twenty-live acres of stalk i i ontr H-in six months, brought $8.00. The top cattle net gain of 10 to 15 cents where he lived with his son, field, 14 tons of prairie hay, three xae I said a buyer for Hopkins, Kiely Live Stock Commission Merchants one cf the bigj lfa ay, aud twenty are no lower i wo loads of heavy run is lo.uw to-a ay, ana toe aa- Packers here to-day tons of millet. One McCormick icows sold to a New York buyer vanc-e or last weex is wipea tops standing at $3.45. bulk in- mowing machine, hay rake, hay to day at $4.75 to $5.00, no lower want the hogs, and an uneven; market, with strength a prood-j nent factor, is expected.

I John, until his death. At the age of eighteen he united with the Methodist church in Davis county, Missouri. In 1833 he united with the Christian church at Wheaton, where he ha3 been a faithful Christian worker. sweep, two-row curler, two culti-than last week. One hundred clu iing nil the litrht weights, at vators, walking lister, breaking cars of quarantine cattle arrived $5 60 to $3 40, pigs $4.25 to $5.25.

Stackers and Feeders a Specialty. Stock FxcSianxe Bull iing, Market Reports FurniRhed toSnippers and Deaiers. k' A i 51 Eeferenre. Inter-itat National Bank 1 1 1 Vi I I plow, twelve-inch Satlee gang; to day, mostly grass steers at "More good hos are included The Herald $1 per year plow. 3 wagons, 4 sets work to $5.20, a few fed steers to-day than there has been seen.