The Oswego Independent from Oswego, Kansas • Page 10

MARKET REPORT. (First published In tin Oswego Independent December 13, OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION County News Items (IV THK L. C. R. S.

Notes. Miss Kendrick visited friends in Webb City on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Sheets, from Parsons, tuned the piano Wednesday morning. Ernest Banzet and Carnot Beeson visited school Thursday.

Announcements have been received of the marriage of Ella Lough, of the class of '03, to Mr. Albert Paul Hao-berle, Wednesday Dec. 4 at Bayneville, Oswego State Bank AT OSH'KKO. STATK OK KANSAS At the Cloud of linsiness on the 4th day of December, 11112. lntarwiting eta thtrtd br Our R.rfular Corrnflpondtnll.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec. 10, 1912. A liberal supply of fed steers here today caused that class to sell weak to a little lower, following a similar market on them yesterday. Butcher grades found a ready outlet at steady prices today, and stock cattle and feeders sold strong, the market in all respect very much resembling that of yesterday. The strength in country grades of cattle is caused by a good ordinary demand for that kind, augmented by the desire of feeders who have sold their first feeding of cattle to replace them with other cattle in the empty feed lots.

As long as the cattle re MOUND VALLEY. DISTRICT NO. 90. RKSOIKCKS. I.oana and Discount.

Loans on Ileal Estate. 1 1.8.17.00 Bank Kuildin 4.000.00 Fnrnitnre and Fix In res 1,000.00 Kxpenne Accionnt 2,131.36 MABIMTIK.S. Capital Stork Paid in. $30,000.00 Sruplns Fnnd 20.000.00 Undivided Profits 3.51I1.21 Individnal Deposits 131,683.29 Interest 4.9S3.01 Exchange 51 00 Certificates of Deposit 57,128. 10 Kills Hedisoounted 19.633.33 Cashier's and Certified Checks .63 1.000.00 ceipts run as much to beef as they do this week packer buyers will not do much riding in the feeder division of the yards, else country buyers would 0.00 18...72.88 (iaaranty Fund with State Treasurer Honda Tnited State Rends on hand Other Honda Warrant Cash Itenia and Clearing House Itema Cash and Sight Kxrhanfte l.eftu! Reserve have extreme difficulty in finding suit l.H'.'.'!.5.'t able feeding cattle.

Under present conditions they can be found, in suffi Kansas, and they will make their home at Clearwater, Kansas. The school unites with friends in extending congratulations. The double-header basket ball game played here last Thursday evening between Neodesha and the L. C. H.

S. was won by the C. H. S. with a score of 17-6 for the girls and 2(5-30 for the boys.

The lecture given by Dr. Colledge last Wednesday evening was very interesting and enjoyed by all present. Dr. Colledge visited chapel Wednesday morning at which time he gave the school a very helpful talk. Miss Baird visited relatives in the country from Friday until Sunday.

Cherokee County High School will play basket ball with the L. C. H. S. at Altamont, Kansas, on Thursday evening Dec.

12. Admission 15c. SS.16.1.S7 cient numbers to satisfy those who have Total. Total the nerve to go against the heavy in terest and tax expenses involved Shipments to the country from here last week 18.000 head, same week last year 10,000 head. Cattle receipts today total 10,000 head, samenumber received STATE OF KANSAS, County of I.ahrlle, ss.

.1. V. Marley, Cashier of said hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said hank has no liabilities, and is nut endorser on anv note or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God. J.

W. MARLEY, CASHIER. Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth day of Dec, 1912. L. DALE AMBLER, Notary Public.

(Commission expires on the 12th day of November, 1913.) Mr3. A. L. Bushnell entertained the Lotus club at her heme last Thursday afternoon. After roll call Mrs.

R. M. Bennett and Mrs. Geo. Roller of Newman, 111., each favored the club with solos which were highly appreciated.

The guests then played "42" until 5 o'clock when dainty refreshments were served. The Labette County Sunday school convention which convened here last Thursday and Friday was fairly well attended and a good program rendered in each session. J. H. Engle, state secretary was present, and all who know him, knows when he is present there is something worth while.

The organized men's class of Parsons with O. E. Wright, teacher, deserves praise and should be an inspiration to other men to follow in their rank. The delegates came from all parts and made it very intcrestiiig, even if gas did almost die out and Rev. Hartman have to rob his neighbors wood pile.

All were enthused and enjoyed each session to the limit. Mrs. J. L. Masters and sister-in-law, Mrs.

Wra. Poole, left for Waco, Texas, last Wednesday where they will be the guests of Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Dec Huffman, and family. The reaper of death has been in our midst and taken home Godfrey Bissin-ger, one of the early settlers of this country, living five miles south of here.

He had been ill for several months first Walter Davis of Parsons was the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. D. Richard last Sunday. Bert Pierson and wife were the guests of their son, James, Tuesday.

J. B. Hunt and family spent Thanksgiving day in Oswego with his brother, Tom Hunt. Mrs. Abel has so improved that she returned to her home last Sunday, although her hand is very bad yet with blood poison.

Arthur Rowe has a very sore arm caused from running a straw into it. Mrs. Charley Walker spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. W.

Wimp. Mr. Mitchell and wife of Oswego were the guests of Mr. Silkey anil family, Saturday night and Sunday. Mr.

White of lumbus was in our midst buying cattle. J. W. Wimp, George and Jim Pierson sold to him. Fred Hensel and wife were in Oswego, Saturday.

A. Richard and wife of Oswego spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Arthur Rowe. We were glad to see new faces at Sunday school, we wish our neighbors would all come out and take a part. Sunday school at 10 o'clock every Sunday. Clay Smith and W.

K. Wimp came home Sunday evening after a week's sight seeing in Illinois. They went to Piano and from there to Chicago to at yesterday, a run slightly above normal for this season here. Best steers brought $10.50 today, bulk of ninety day or less cattle $7.00 to J9.50, quarantine fed cattle $0.00 to $7.50, low grade Southern stuff $3.50 to $5.00, bulls $4.50 to $6.00, calves $6.00 to $10.00. IK I'D l'EKKINS, SCOTT TAVI.OH.

Hog supplies today footed up 22.000 head, market 10 lower, packers top A. D. SWANW1CK.I CORRECT. ATTEST: Directors. E.

T. HEAD. D. S. KOMINK.

II. A. MAKI.EY, ALTAMONT. Mrs. T.

J. Ice and son spent Monday in Mound Valley. Arnold Brooks and sister, Amber, of Edna, attended the funeral of Frank Randall, Sunday. It is reported that one of the men implicated in robbing the postoflice here a few weeks ago has been caught and confessed. The ladies weekly prayer meeting was held at the home of Mrs.

M. E. To J. N. IMH.I.EY, Hank Commissioner, Topeka; Kansas.

$7.75, though speculators paid $7.85 early, bulk $7.55 to $7.75. Packers are making a big fight for lower prices this week, as the present range is too high to permit of profitable, or at least safe, packing. However, frsh meat demand absorbs nearly all the run anyway. Receipts sheep and lambs today here are 10,000 head, market 10 to 15 higher. Some lambs sold at $7.90 yesterday, others at $7.85 today, and there seems no question about the eight dollar market for lambs this month that was Buy at Wholesale tend the stock fair, and came around Richey, Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. F. N. Graham of Md. Valley visited several days in the city with her sister, Mrs.

R. T. Vance. Frank Randall after an illness of several months, died at his home in this city, Friday night. The funeral services were held Sunday at the home of brother, O.

C. Randall. Interment was promised to feeders by commission men when they were buying their feeding stock. Choice light yearlings go up to $6.50, best wethers $5.00, ewes $4.50, having typhoid fever but about eleven weeks ago a cancer on liver developed and from that time until his demise, December 5, deceased gradually grew weaker. He had lived to a ripe old age of 7:1 years.

He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and ten children. Funeral services were conducted at the home Friday morning by J. L. Masters by Dallis City and visited relatives. They report fine corn crop in Illinois, but they think there is no plae like sunny Kansas.

VALEDA. all of which insures a good profit to the producer, and a heavy drain on the consumer. J. A. RICKART, Market Correspondent.

THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES There is A Place, a Season and a Reason For Everything This Is The Place Walter and Ike Lough of Idaho are and interment in Richland cemetery. made in Altamont cemetery. Presiding Elder Freed and Rev. II. I.

Bailey dedicated the new church at Fairview Sunday, their old church be Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bushnell pleas antly entertained a few of their friends The Independent's Clubbing Oiler.

The Independent has made arrange at dinner last Sunday beeinninir the ments whereby its subscribers can get the complete official reports of the Christmas festivities rather early but none too early to suit the taste of her guests as Mrs. Bushnell is quite an epi markets every day at a special reduced rate. ing destroyed by storrr. Mrs. Frank Joyce of Fredonia and Mrs.

Geo. Foland of Kansas City are visiting their parents, Neil Lane and wife, south of town. The Neodesha basket ball teams played Altamont last Thursday night in a double header game, which resulted in favor of Altamont. Every farmer needs a daily report of curean. Those whom enjoyed their hospitality were, Grant Dixon and family, Nelson DruniMsr and family, Mrs.

Jennie Kincaid and Mrs. M. J. Tanner. the markets on cattle, hogs, sheep, grain, hay, eggs, poultry, ana every thing raised on the farm.

To go it blind is to sell for less than your stuff Mrs. I. D. Ellison of Big Hill left last visiting their sister, Mrs. C.

E. Mason. Mr. McCoy of Coffeyville is having his barn remodeled on the place where T. F.

Keeton lives. B. Hurst and family left Monday for Nowata, Ok where they will make their future home. Victor Stewart and family visited Saturday night and Sunday with hi parents, A. J.

Stewart and wife. Joe Copelands moved to town Tuesday and will occupy the property vacated by B. Hursts. Mr. Sam Howard is much better.

A. J. Stewart drove to Oklahoma, Tuesday afternoon. M. M.

Roberts and wife attended the Bale in Oklahoma Tuesday. Mr. Frye moved last week one mile north of Edna. T. F.

Keeton drove to Coffeyville, Sunday. Children's sets of dishes at Stallings. week for Blackwell, where she will spend the winter with her daughters, Mrs. Chas. Cornelius and Mrs.

is worth. That is simply giving money away. The Daily Drovers Telegram of Kansas City is not only the best market report paper published, but it is a com You will find that druggists everywhere speak well of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They know from long experience in the sale of it that in cases plete modern daily newspaper that pub For Everv Seasonable ThiniS in (lie Grocery Line And There's a Reason Why We Sell Them THE QUALITY Try These They'll Please 16 pounds of sugar, $1.00 Tomatoes, 10c and 15c Oysters, 10c can, 3 for 25c Raisins, 10c, 3 for 25c Corn Starch, 5c package Chocolate Candy, 15c pound Best Cream Candy, 15c pound See us before buying your Christmas candies We have a few more apples at 60c bushel Cabbage at 95c per 100 pounds O'CONNELL HUME lishes the telegraphic news of the world the day it happens. Will Larabee.

Oscar Bissinger and sister, Mrs. Geo. Ness of Pendleton, arrived home the first of last week to be with their father, U. Bissinger, in his last days. Mound Valley has a mad dog scare as I.

M. Hinds collie died of hydropholv of coughs and colds it can always be depended upon, and that it is pleasant When you get both the Independent and ihe Daily Drovers Telegram you and safe to take. For sale by all deal get all the news, home, national, for era. adv. eign and the markets.

The price of the Telegram everyday in the year, except A Christmas present for every one of Sunday, is $4.00. By our special ar Miss Frankey Roberts attended the Sunday school convention held in Mound Valley last week. She also visited in Altamont with friends and attended the rangements with the publishers, you can get both the Independent and the the family at Stallings. Christmas stationery at Stallings. MONTANA.

Daily Drovers Telegram one full year Monday and Tuesday. F.M. Rockefeller had to exhibit his dog, so it pays all persons to be on', lookout for a strange dog went through town about a month ago and had a fight with Mr. Hinds' dog is how it became mad. If you are troubled with chronic constipation, the mild and gentle effect of Chamberlain's Tablets makes them especially suited to your case.

For sale by all dealers. adv. for $4.00. If you are already paid up lecture and the basket ball game. NEWELLITES.

for either, your time will be extended Leaders in Low Prices one year. Send us your check or cash Clare Newby has returned from Oklahoma where he was called on business. He will begin the erection of a on this special rate and get five per Phones -23-199 OSWEGO, KANSAS i business trip W. N. Adams made i to Bartlett, Wednesday.

cent to twenty per cent more on every thing you sell. large barn on his farm north of town. E. E. Luegenbeal and wife are visiting relatives in town.

Oscar Lawellin and wife entertained a few friends at dinner Thanksgiving HALLOWELL. Visiting cards, card envelopes and announcements at Independent office. day. Mrs. Mollie Jacobs visited in Parsons Quite a number attended the Tiendure two days this week.

Roy Thurman is student under Milton Special The Oswego Independent Price: Daily Drovers Telegram fA $400 both one year nt resuliir price of the Telegram alone What is he worth? A Dale at Bartlett, Friday. SwolTord, the barber. NEOSHO VALL EY. Mrs. Nettie Caldwell visited in this week with her sister, Mrs.

Ira Kallenberger moved to the Fisher Mrs. Jake Houston of Pleasview was visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. A Noell, the latter part of last week. Nellie HilligosB.

Harry Hatch and wife came over from Md. Valley to spend a few days with home folks. The social event long to be remembered took place at the home of Lew Ward, Dec. 7, when a surprise was given Mr. Ward on his 41at birthday.

Mrs. Ward and son, Orin, had planned the event so carefully that the surprise J. E. Rice was in Panons one day last week. Mrs.

Stella Parks visited home Saturday evening and Sunday. Wm. Montgomery was called to Kansas City, Monday morning, to the bedside of his mother, who is very low. Arthur Montgomery and Miss Florence Gaddis were Parsons visitors last Thursday. farm, Monday.

Friends from near Mound Valley visited with Roy Minnick and wife last week. Charles Tutor and family have returned from a visit in Missouri. Clayton Reedy and wife were Ala-mont visitors, Thursday. W.H. Phillips was looking after business in Oswego, Saturday.

Kake Kallenbarger and family moved Grandma Kyle made a business trip to Oswego, Tuesday. Mrs. Davis Hills' sister, Mary, from Galena was visiting here Sunday. Emery McKee has a few tons of good baled hay left. Tom Reed made a business trip 10 How can you grt full market value out of your lluKH, Sheep, Grain, II a Kkb.

Poultry and Produce, unless you Ktt the off Iflnl report of thu Dally Drovers Telegram? To sell anything for less thun It Is worth in simply giving money away. Tho Dally Drovi'iH Telegram tolls you every tiny the correct market price of everything raided on the I a in. Tel Is you he ro the mark ft is as well as what it is. Kn-ii 11 cs you to get ft per cent to -O per cent in or? money for everything knowing wl was complete. 01 neighbors gathered with well tilled baskets and such a dinner was seldom, if ever, eaten before in iut It is worth Will Caddis cried a sale in McCune Saturday afternoon.

Will is coming to the front as an auctioneer. Joplin this week. Carl Watt has purchased a fine registered Morgan stallion. Mrs. Biggan was in town last week visiting home folks.

uml when to Hull tu best advantage. Telegraphic News of the World on the Day It Happens Mrs. Addie Wright went to Oswego this township. The day seemed too short spent in games and Hocial chat. All departed feeling it was good to be there and wishing a recurrance of many such events.

Mother Dodson has been quite sick the first of the week to Bartlett. They will occupy the Bendure property. Dr. ('. S.

ISenduru and family of Bartlett left Monday for Parsons, where they will make their home in the future. W. N. Adams, the cattle king of Kansas, shipped three car loads of cattle and hogs to the Kansas City market Friday and Saturdny. J.

E. Rice went to Oswego Wednesday after a load of feed. Mrs. Kate Rice and mother visited in McCune, Wednesday. K.

D. McMillan and son, Fred, and J. on business Thursday. The Dally Drovers Telegram Is a modern dally newspaper thai KlveH you tho dully news or thn worhl by telegraph. Fourteen editors Geo.

Crincksbank and James Allen made a business trip to Oswego on Monday. ami reporters, Including Mrs. Mary Dcetl, thn noted Woman's Editor, the past few days; she is XX years old. E. Rice attended the Piper sale in McCune, Saturday.

The infant daughter of Geo. Woiverton Hives their entire time to making the Telegram the Ideal dally newspaper fur the farm home. The Oswego Independent Is your own home newspaper. It stands for your best interests and the upbuilding of this community all the time. In connection with the Telegram you get all the news, local ami foreign.

Vou want both papers. Thn regular price of the Dally Drovers Telegram alone Is l.00 a ft Oscar Taylor moved Tuesday from the iievins place to a farm four miles north of McCune. ECILLthe COUCM THE ENEMY OF and CUHE the LUNGS year. M'lul or bring us your cash or cheek for at. INI and you will get Carl Chandler of Parsons visited at the home of H.

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uirvuuy pant up lor either puper. Oswego Independent OSWEGO, KANSAS and wife is on the sick liBt. W. I. Woiverton sold his 4-year old colt for $110.

Mrs. Cunningham visited Mrs. Kra-caw Wednesday eve. Mrs. K.

leaves for her new home in Missouri. Mrs. Andrew Ward has returned from an extended visit with her mother and brothers in Fredonia. Ode Jacobs and mother visited Parsons Wednesday to bid a sister goodby, who left for Idaho to reside permanently. For a complete line of Christmas toys see Stallings.

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F. Ballard, Bt.Louli.Mo. SOLD AND HCCOMMCNfUD Bv; Sold by Chas. Woolven, Oswego. Bears th Signature of Kingsbury Frick, Oswego.