The Oberlin Farmer from Oberlin, Kansas • 1

The Oberlin Farmer. VOL.1. NO. 7. OBERLIN, DECATUR COUNTY, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER, 1888.

60 Cents pee Yeah. The State Bank, Morrow Graves Francis Khunn. Frank kno Clerk Treasurer, Dinctor Clerk Treasurer, Decatur Metcalf Director John A Kelso THEjFARMER DIRECTORY. Timet Table. B.

A M. Railroad. The following Is the correct time for Oberlin, on and after September 17, 18M Aaiv, DEPART. 1:03 p. 6:30 p.

01 p. Freight C30 a. J. Hulaniski, Agent. 33 OF Clerk IK Treasurer Chapman Director lame.

I ahafer lackson lacknon Clerk Isasc l-lcr Shihtxileih II Conwell Shihfwleih Director II Vt iliuin Khihliolnh 35 120x125 feet, are surrounded by a row of catalpas. In 1887 he planted a few cherry trees and in 1888 Siberian crabs. He also has a large variety of climbing roses. ISAAC P. COLE built his one story frame house 18x20 feet with porch on east side in 1885, costing him $000.

His grounds are 255x300 feet with a row of box elder around the entire lot. lie has also planted cottonwood, catalpas and maples for Bhade trees, and lias currants and gooseberries bearing, having planted them in 1880. LEVI C. MORRISON has a two story frame house 22x42, of $1,700. The grounds are 120x130 feet and are piped throughout, being fed by wind mill and tanks.

He has a good stand of blue grass aud clover and in the way of fruits has apple, cherry, apricots and plums. In small fruits he has gooseberries, grapes and dewberries. He has 17 box elder trees planted round the edge of his lot and all growing finely. MRS. ELLEN GUY built her two story frame bouse in July 1886 at a cost of $2,400.

The main part is 30x32 feet with an ell 12x14 feet. Her grounds are 220x125 feet and for. shade trees has box elder planted the spring of 1888. Her fruits are apple, O11I0R1L.IN, KANSAS. Money Loaned, Deposits Received, Farm Loans Negotiated.

3 OBERLIN POSTOFFICK. Office opens at I in the morning, dotes at I in the evening, Sundays esccpted. Register and money order business closes at 6 in the evening. ARRIVAL AND (jKPARTURB Of MAILS, LtnitL Daily arrives at 5 In the evening and departs at 7 in the morning. GKAiNfiaLD Daily 1 arrives at 6 In the evening, departs at 6 in the morning.

Linora Tri-weekly arrives at 6 in the evening on Monday and departs on Tuesday at 6 in the morning. Colby Daily arrives at 6 in the evening, departs at 7 in the morning, Dicatuo Tri-weekly 1 arrive! at si a. departs at a p. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. eastern mail arrives and departs daily, over B.

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39 40 Clerk CKThomas filiarlin Treasurer O'Toole SH McClaury Oberlin Clerk Geo lU-nng Oberlin tiro Langniaid Oberlin Director I Allen Oberlin Clerk Mines Oberlin Treasurer. l.ey.rer...... Oberlin Director 1 Hoims Olwrlin Clerk F.d Gillette Stephen Treasurer. Sawyer Director Lyman vylvester Clerk A Kanktn Traer Treasurer Paul Me yer Traer Director lames loues Traer Clerk Haines Decatur Treasurer. Van Vleet Decatur Diiector George Davis Decatur Clerk EO Rector Kanona A Pease Kanona Director, Weniel Jackson Clerk AUlrom Shibboleth Treasurer.

Nelson, Shibboleth Ncls Anderson. Clerk Geo Pyles. Oberlin Treasurer Director Wm Brown Oberlin Clerk Wm Johnson. Cedar Bluffs I Handera Bluffs Director Herman Bcrndt. BlufTs Clerk I Nau.Ur Noreatur Treasurer ISharp Noreatur Director J'W Carter Noreatur Clerk Jefferson Williams.

Treasurer I Savles Noreatur Director Miller Nortatur Clerk A Ayers Kanona 4 OWEN PHILLIPS, President. S. CULP, Vict President. R. 0.

KINDIG, Cashier feet, built in 1880 at a cost of 43 A. Walkee, I. B. Colt, Wm. Browns President.

Vice-President. Cashier. 44 OBERLIN HOMES. The City as a Place of Residence. Last month we gave an account of a few of the dwellings of our people, and for want of space omitted the following and many more worthy of mention CHARLES B.

MADDOX built his cottage in 1885, at a coet of $1,000. It is 21x23 feet, with ell 12x14 feet. The grounds embrace three lots, on which are growing about fifty ash, box eldert catalpa and Russian mulberry shade trees. LEWIS O. PABKEU has a neat, one-story frame house, 24x20 feet, built in April, 1888, costing him $600.

His grounds are 50x120 feet and planted with shade trees of the variety of box elder and catalpa. KVERTON DOOM bnilt his story-and-a-half frame house, 22x38 feet, in 1880, at a cost of $900. The grounds are 100x120 feet, surronnded by a board fence. WILLIAM B. MEAD, M.

and onr present postmaster, built his one-story frame house, 10x24 feet, with an ell 16-20 feet, in 1882, costing him $1,000. His grounds are 130x175 feet, surrounded by a board fence. His shade trees are box elder and elm, planted in 1882 and are now of fair size. JACOB CLARK has a one-story frame cottage, built in June, 1887. It is 18x28 feet, with an ell addition 18x 21 feet, and cost him $1,200.

His grounds include three lots. lie if (Itaiiii, 4S COUNTY District Judge Stale Senator Representative County Treasurer. County Clerk County Register of Deeds Clerk of District Court Sheriff c. Under Sheriff Probate Judge Surveyor Coroner County Attorney. Co.

Commissioners OFFICERS. Pratt H. S. Granger 'Fred L. Henshaw Ira Kellogo R.

W. Finlev Goo. F. Hodge PPRKV AsHCRAfT K. D.

Habcock W. Branson Frank Coard ,1. R. Conquest Char. Dimond J.

E. Bkbb A.C T. Geiger George M. Miller I E. Gibson.

D. J. Harnett, plum, cherry, pear and quince and for small fruits grapes aud strawberries. ALMON BENTON erected his one story frame cottage in 1886. It is 30x30 feet.

The grounds consist of two lots enclosed by a galvanized wire ESTABLISHED 1880. 47 Walker Kanona I reasurer, Director. Kanona Callahan. Clerk Wm Norman 48 fence and terraced on three 'sides Jennings Jennings Jennings Kanona Kanona Kanona 49 of the enclosure. He has a frame Treasurer Chas Burton Director Wm McDermall, RT Tri-asurer I Drum Wells Clerk Miller Paid TTp Capital $90,000.00 Shibboleth 3 bamJ16x22 costing bim $400 He has a good stand of blue grass Richaidson.

Director Sprague Shibboleth CITY OFFICERS. Mayor J.W Allen (H. O. Douglas H.Tilden, Victor Lorio, I. B.

O'Toole, J. P. Burns. Police Judge C. C.

Reynolds Geo W. Keys Treasurer Wm. Brown Maishal Ed. Isham Street Commissioner Wm. Rankin aud white clover, planted in 1887, lllierlin Oberlin for shade he has box elder and I.

Treasurer Payne Director Clerk Joel Jacob Director I.uther Oberlin for fruits cherry, plum, apple and Doc a general Banking Business. Ample Capital on hand at all timet. Farm LoanH a Specialty. DIRECTORS: C. M.

Carter, S. A. Walker. Francu Browne. John B.

Colt. Wm. Browne. $1,600, The grounds are 100x120 feet, surrounded by au Osage orange hedge. The house is occupied by Robert A.

Marks and family. WILLIAM A. FRASIER, vice-president of the First National Bank, built his one story frame cottage 20x28 feet in 1885, costing him The grounds consist of three lots enclosed by a neat board fence. His shade trees are box elder, cottonwood and catalpa, planted in 1886. His fruits are apples and grapes, planted in 1886, currants and strawberries planted In 1885 are bearing.

DORUSC. MOSER bnilt his one story frame cottage, 24x38 feet, in the fall of 1887, at a cost of $1,300. His grounds are 120x250 feet surrounded by a board fence, and well supplied with water, the yard bflng piped throughout. He has had very good success with blue grass and clover, planted this last spring. For shade trees he has ash, box elder and maple, and for he Oberlin Clerk Roberts I pear, all planted in 1887.

His S3 Treasurer Vernon Oherlfn small fruits, planted in 1887, are grapes, raspberries and strawber 54 ries, the last mentioned bearing 55 THE FIRST this year. OTIS L. BENTON, THE CHURCHES. Methodist Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m.

and 1 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sunday school at 1.30 p. m. W.

K. LonpnouRinw, Pastor. PheshvteriaN Preaching every Sunday at ti a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Rev.

John Wilson, Pastor. Baptist Preaching every other Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in the Lutheran church.

Covenant meeting the first Saturday in each month at 9 p. m. All persons are cordially invited to attend our service. A. D.

Wirti, Pastor. 5. Director Welch Oberlin Clerk Paul Bartons Noreatur Director Chas Casper Noreatur Clerk McChonchie Cedar Bluffs Treasurer Upson Obarlm Bush Oberlin Clerk A well Shibboleth Peter Usher Shibboleth Director It Shibboleth Clerk Thomas Fish Oberlin Treasurer A A Wilbur Oberlin Director Arch Oberlin Clerk FH Flater Tennings Treasurer Lewis Wolf Jennings Dirictor Laury Jenning. Clerk A 'lice Oberlin Treasurer. Heye Oberlin Director Brown Oberlin secretary of the Oberlin Loan and Trust has a neat one story Bank Nationa 5 frame cottage 18x20 feet, built in 1887 at a cost of $500.

has for shade trees box elder, planted in 1887, and in the spring 39 Clerk Mrs A Litton Oberlin 60 of. 1888 planted a number of apple Operlln Land District. Oberlin Eye, Sept. 13, '88. Oberlin Br aniels Da and cherry trees.

He also has a OBEKL1N, KANSAS. Paid Up Capital andSnrpIns, $60,000 Does a Strictly Banking Business. Special Attention to Collections. Goodrich. Treasurer.

Director. Clerk Treasurer. 6t A car load of water-works ma Decatur Decatur Lyle very fair stand of blnegrass and David Vernon. Attlt terial has arrived. white clover, planted this last 61 Clerk.

spring. t.JfL)W, Lyle' lolle raaTcneTryp TSttTOian" crabs, cur 3 Clerk Treasurer. Wm Vernon Noreatur Director Smith Lake commenced this week. The town of Celia in Rawlins has moved to McDonald aud the Enrprise is now the McDonald SOCIETIES R. A.

M. Oberlin Chapter, U. D. A. Masons, meets first and third Mondays of each month.

Arch Masons in good standing are cordially invited. Ed. Caxmichal. H. P.

G. W. Houghton, Sec'y. G. A.

R. T. E. Ransom Post No. 198 meets first Saturday evening and third Saturday afternoon of each month, at a o'clock, in Masonic hall.

Reiki enrt 'mlpyvn -CwnmirrsefKta 1 Parker, A. J. King. A. A.

Wilj, Corn'r. A. J. Kino, Adjutant. I.

O. O. F. Oberlin Lodge No. 158 meets in the hall in Colby block every Tuesday evening.

Visiting brothers invited to attend. E. L. Bkckwith, N. C.

Victor Lorig, Secretary. A. F. A. M.

Mountain Slope ldge No. 180 meets Wednesday evening on or before full moon, each month, and two weeks thereafter. W.A. Burnett, W.M. K.

OF P. Oberlin Lodge No, 4a meets every Thursday night at 8 o'clock, in Masonic hall. D. B. Bryant, C.

O. A. O. U. W.

Oberlin Lodge No. 3(6 meats every Clerk Treasurer. Shinn Kanona Hudson Kanona Snyder. Lebanon, Neb Jolly Lyle DIRECTORS. J.

B. Hitchcock, W. A. Fkasikr, President. Vice President.

A. L. Patchin. Tully Scott, Gko. A.

Mktcalf, Cashier. Clerk. 3 Times. Fasick Lyle Treasurer. Clerk Tieasurer.

66 A Hunt Oberlin Ellis Oberlin t.yile Oberlin Mathias Nurcatnr Lyle Department. A large assemblage witnessed 67 I. J. Foltz President Everton Doom Manager Otis L. Benton Secretary Treasurer I.

Divine the laying of the corner stone of 68 69 OBERL IN" Director a Crispin Noreatur A Williams Kindig Kanona Director John Kenona Clerk A Almela Treasurer. New Almelo Wnllack Almelo Clerk Wm I. Gait uniting Treasurer Joseph Comer Jennings Director Frank Boutf Jenninga Clerk Joseph Kious Norzatur every Friday every Friday evening, in the hall in the Lutheran church at Noreatur last Saturday. Mrs. Wiggins is making some jSo.

1 cheese. School District Officers of Decatur County, Kansas, With Post-Office Addresses. coioy-a block, visiting nrotners coraiany tnvitea. C. Rathbone.

M. W. A. B.Trask, P.M. W.

L. J. CouRTKiGHT, Recorder. Loan, Trust and Banking Company, Raymond Noreatur J. W.

PEARMAN. Director. Kious. Clerk F'rank Davis 7 1 reasurer Amlin fresco Crcsco Jennings Jennings Hawkins Director Incorporated under the Lawi of the State of Kama. IOSTOFFICE.

OFFICE. 1 Brt NO. I 73 Wilson Treasurer. ardner Jennings Gar Director. lor Clerk jane Tei Lrodge traer I 74 Old Soldiers' Land Agency Oberlin, Kas.

eazarden Traer Treasurer, Traer i-irector Hunter Allisou 75 NEGOTIATORS OF FARM MORTGAGES Treasurer Fred Wehman Allison Director Wm Blackman. Allison Klerk Joseph Boeyer Cresco 7' King Oberlin. Chas Tilden Oberlin. A Oberlin. Allison Jackson.

Luther Brown Jackson. Baughman Shibboleth iH Conquest. Shoemaker Urhlin Oberlin iohn Hayward Decatur. I Banta Kanona. Deupree Bassettville Brown Bassettville Reuben Braley.

John Oberlin. 6 Miller Oberlin. Caster Oberlin. REFERS TO Treasurer Toney 1 rometer Geohchroer hhibboleth Clerk lit Cewlson lackson Treasurer )ackaoa Y.earkU 77 First National Bank, Oberlin, Kansas. 78 OBERLIN, KAS.

1 2.040 Acres of Land for sale cheap, on easy terms, and in tracts to suit penning Jennings 'Jennings Jennings Jennings 79 Clerk Aaron Treasurer. Daniel Stuiptoa Cohen Clerk WE Wilson I A Director 1 nurham Clerk CE Dimond CS Ingel Director A John Ewing. Oberlin. purchaser. Maos of all counties in the Oberlin Land District pastor of the Presbyterian church, has a neat one-story frame house, 16x32 feet, with kitchen attached 14x14 feet, which he built in 1883, at a cost of $800.

The grounds comprise about two acres, enclosed by a wire fence. His fruit trees consist of apple, peach, plums and cherry, the last mentioned bearing a few last season. For shade he has ash and box elder. ANDREW J. KINO has a one-story frame house, 20x20 feet, with ell 12x24 feet, in Johnson's addition to Oberlin, built in 1885, costing him $800; his lots are 38x120 feet, enclosed by wire fence.

In 1887 he planted apple, grapes, etc. CHARLES C. REYNOLDS, built bis story-and-a-half house, 16x22 feet, in 1880, and ell 14x16 in 1836, at an entire cost of $575. His grounds are 90x100, enclosed with a board and wire fence. He has grapes, currants, gooseberries and strawberries in bearing.

For shade trees he has loinbardy poplar, cottonwood, box elder, locust, ash and elm, planted from 1883 up to the present time. He also has ah excellent stand of white clover planted in 1887. JACOB C. WILSON built his two story frame house, 28x30 feet, in 1885, and addition 12x24 feet, one story, in 1887 at an entire cost of $2,000. His grounds are 120x125 feet and he has planted peach, apple, cherry and mulberry trees in 1880.

The two last mentioned are bearing. For shade trees has cottonwood, Lombardy poplar, silver leaf maple, elm and catalpa. JOHN B. HITCHCOCK built his two story house, one story of brick and one of lumber, 26x28 feet in September, 1887, at Equitable onn rair uoerun for sale, from a cents each to $1 00. Titles exam 80 Worley Oberlin.

Markham Hawkeye. Shibboleth Earl Claar Hawkeye, ined and abstracts furnished, fames desiring Homesteads, Timber Claims or Pre-emption rights upon the government land can be supplied. Send for a map. land laws or anything: needed to live you Mortgage 81 Hawkeye. oseph Mivans.

Oberlin. an idea of ihe best soil, purest water and healthiest climate in the United States. Address Mccarty. Treasurer Bullock Director Stephen Welch Oberlin Clerk Norcatujr Treasurer. Hrrey.

Noreatur 8a Keiter ames Deupree Hooker. Ooutie Traer Company. J. W. PEARMAN, OnERUN, Kas Par.hall...

Traer wtiouni Clerk Wm rants, gooseberries and strawberries. GEORGE W. KEYS built his one story frame cottage the summer of 1885. It is 16x28 feet ell, 12x 16 feet, costing $1,300. His yard, 120x125 feet is enclosed by an arbor vitte hedge and within it he has a fine variety of shade trees such as European mountain ash, horse chestnut, purple leaf beech, magnolia, Norway maple and cut leaved weeping beech, all Ranted this last spring.

For fruits he has grapes, currants, strawberries and raspberries also planted in 1888, the two last mentioned bearing. COL. WILLIAM S. S. MAY, of the firm of May McElroy, attorneys, built his two-story frame in 1887, 26x26 feet and added two ells in 1888, each 12x14 feet, at an entire cost of $1,200.

His grounds are 140x150 feet and for shade trees he has ash, box elder, cottonwood and black walnut, planted in 1887 and 1888. In the way of fruits he has apple, peach, cherry and apricots. He has also a large variety of evergreens and twenty-five varieties of roses. r. o.

KINDIG. cashier of the State Bank, built the main part of his one story cottage in 1879 and has added to it until at present the main part is 16x26 feet, with two ells, one 12x16 feet, the other 12x20 feet, at a cost of $1,000. The grounds are' 120x-125 feet enclosed by a picket fence. "Within the enclosure is a barn and buggy shed 18x26 feet. For shade trees he planted box elder and for fruits has cherry and grapes.

GEORGE P. HODGE, the present county school superintendent, built his one story frame cottage in May, 1880. It is 2Gx 26 feet with porches on the south and east, costing him $1,000. His grounds are 270x250 feet and for shade trees he has ash, box elder and cottonwood. JOHN C.

EMAHIZKB erected his one story frame house in the Bpring of 1888. Tho main part is 16x32 feet with an ell 16x32 feet, two porches, one 8x12 and one 6x20, also a bath honse attached 8x12 feet, at au entire cost George Ecker Traer. Wright Cedar Bluffs. Hen mulls Treasurer Camnger Director PTNeal Clerk Treasurer Smith Director Wm Martin UlurTs. Lyle.

II McCartney I D3-ade Powell Lle. Clerk Maggie Oberlin 8j AT COLBY BRICK BLOCK, Oherlln, ICanfaais. Carries a stock of $10,000 worth of hardware at wholesale and retail. A fine stock of screen doors, screen wire, refrigeratoia, tee chests and gasoline sroves on hand. Treasurer Mrs A Oberlin Director Ira Kellotta Oberlin Clerk Perry Bradley Oberlin Oberlin.

Oberhu.l 86 Milleson. 1 Milleson. Kimball Birt Mills Treasurer Joseph Allen Oberlin iraer, Capital Farm, Loans Edward Hall Baker, MANAGER, Oberlin, Kansas. John Ic cBsunas. L.

G. PARKER. A. McBRIDE lohial Carter Je 88 I iennmas. Clerk Treasurer.

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Director Director Cletk 1)irector. Clerk Director Clerk PARKER McBUIDE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Oberlin, Kansas. 9 18 9 9 J. C. WILSON, J.

D. HAYES iPtrectqr r. Jordan. iClmk McLain A King puectqr tuiffiird oberlin Treasure! Win Stillman oberlin ftFred oberlin ClorW-'. Noreatur Treasurer John Hrunk Noreatur J3 Dawson Noreatur Mearns oberlin Treasurer.

fojvin oberlin Director Syailor Hooker Clerk Willis lil, Hassetlvill Pattoo bassettville Director Kobinsaa Clerk Gustaf Baler Cresco Sreasurer Chas Snell Creseo Director Rowe Cresco Clerk Venrick Treasurer A Frey Lyla Director Potter Lyle Clerk Kaster Danbury Neb Burbridge. Neb Director Lewis Hyaward Danbury Neb Clerk Peter Schrock '-ac Shibboleth Director ID Adams Seibboleth Clerk Chas Gilbert Larga Stephen Director F'rank Bundy Clerk tW Getty Treasurer Directo Clerk Chas Ryan. BlufTs A Henslee WILSON HAYES Holland iames ohn Clayton, hillip Marquart Oberlin. Saml Wilcoxon Oberlin. Mott Oberlin.

A Jennings. A Meek Jennings. Munson Jennings. Rupert. Bluffs.

Lemuel Daniels. Bluffs. Cin Wolbach. Cedar bluffs. Oberlin.

Finnis Penn Oberlin. las Karnes Oberlin. leichter Lyle. A Bryson Lyle. iohn Theilbar.

Oberlin. Van Neb. Van Pelt. Neb. Peters Kanona James Simpson Kanona Reeder Oberlin.

.1 Baldwin Jackson. Stohr Abner Davis Kanona. Clinkinbeard Oberlin. Hawkins Oberlin. 93 ATTORNEYS AT LAW 94 COLBY BLOCK.

OnKRUN, Kansas 95 a cost of $1,500. His grounds are 97 C. E. THOMAS, DEALER IN G. WEBB BERTRAM, Front room over Bank of Oberlin.

The following bargain! in farm and ranch land are offered for a short tima only i AM 160 acres, all fenced with three barb wires. II la Good tod home, liable, outside cellar, hen house, well, etc. as acres cultivated and fenced separate from pasture. Stream of living water some young timber. Price, $1380 1 $350 time, bal-ance cash.

Clfjr 480 acres deeded land, all fenced with I I 111b. three bark wires, acres cultivated, kg aad sod house, two wells, abundance of living running water, and young timber. Splendid stock ranch. Price, $4,800 1 $1,331 time, balance cash. IK fi Half-section, 310 acres, school land, at U.

$7.00 per acre, well improved, $1 70 on seventeen years' time at 6 psr cent, balance cash. 50 000 improved and wild lands at Address. Box 44, enclosing stamp for reply, Oberlin, Decatur County. Kansas 9 Kanona. Frisbee E.

Hegrce A Hanson Gill 1 JO 7 a8 0 30 Flour and Feed, 210x233 feet and are surrounded by a row of Russian mulberry trees. In the spring of '83 he planted fifty apple, twenty-five crab apple trees and twenty-fivft grape vines. JAMES P. BURNS has a one story frame cottage 15x24 feet built in 1886, with, an ell 16x23 feet, built in 1887 at an Director. Peter creager 99 Not organised.

100 clerk Lewis Huddle Viotenta Treasurer Henry Ulrick Hawkeye Director Gustavus Cyrus lot Not organised. 10a Not organised. Oberlin, Kansaf. Henry. Kanona Machet Kanona Kaaona James Redd Oberlin Oberlin Mills Oberlin 1 Geo New Noreatur lohn Summit! Noreatur joint clerk John Decatur treasurer.

I. Mullen Sheridan director. MTnradbury Joint clerK tense Smith AalUBrSJ tSBK-aSH ing a home'l Allison Allison Allison Mendenhall. Noreatur Kennedy. Bluffs ttecatur rreaanrer f.

Mct.inley Sheridan director Thos Cramer. Sit months, a cents. Address THE FARMER, Box 43, Okerlin, Decatur County, Kansas. Cedar Bluffs ..11 Jenkins Cedar Bluffs entire cost of $.800. His lots,.