Pleasanton Enterprise from Pleasanton, Kansas • 5

The Pleasanton Enterprise FRED WAGNER, BENM. ELLIS, Vice-Pres't. Bank of Pleasanton, Pleasanton, Kansas. (established in 18S7) from a severe attack of Neuralgia for some time past has recovered. Mrs.

Jim Wilkinson of Kossuih visited with her brother G. B. Merriman Wednesday and Thursday of last week. C. Peterson is drilling wheat for HTi.l Wolrinyer.

W. F. Long was in this vicinity one day last week on his way home with a fine mare he had purchased of Mr. Bethard, Nick Classen and wife Sundsyed with J. G.

Brooks and wife. The Linnville telephone company is talkinir of putting in a switch ard at Linvilleand connecting with Pleasanton. Let the good work go on. Rev. Williams pTeached his farewell termini at this place last Sunday.

The Linnville Literary Society will meet Oct. Hth at 7.30 p. in. for the purpose of organing. Every cue come out.

Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits $15,000. Transacts a general banking business. A1I facilities consistent with sound banking cheerfully extended to our customers. DIRECTORS: Fred Wagner. Ben'j Ellis.

A. L. Humphrey. B. F.

Blaker. W.S.Everett. E.E.Ellis. W. H.

Cady. Richland Sowing wheat is the order of the day. Mr. Leard and family have returned from Louisburg, after a few days visit with their daughter. Mr.

Carter has returned from Kansas City, where he fell fell from a telephone pole and broke two or three ribs. He is rapidly recovering and expects to re-tnrn to his work soon. B. F. Parker and family spent Sunday with Ed Stark and family.

Ed Stark's little daughter is quite sick with melaria fever. George Ccx and Johnnie Farris spent Sunday with Eugene Parker. Josie Starli visited with her sister, Mrs. King, of Linville Sunday Alvin and Will Milton started to Webster, Kansas Monday to spend two or three weeks with their parents. School is progressing nicely.

Prof. Harris is well pleased with the school work with Miss Grace Boots as teacher. Mr. Frank Dobyns called on Jess Dobyns Sunday. Miss Olive Dobyns returned to her school near Monnd City Monday.

Sherman Johnson is working at his new Louse this week and 'hinks he will have iu completed by spring. J. W. Johnson, of Pleasanton, was seen going to his new farm wrest of Richland this week. Uncle Billy Stark and wife called on their daughter near Cadmus unlay.

Frank Stark returned to his work near Parksr Mertie Cox visited the fair at Paola Thursday. Sherman Johnson is going to build a big barn soon. F. Parker is going to move on bis place iu the spring. Mertie Cox visited relatives in La Cygne last week.

Ja'ie Stark was railing at Mrs. Mental's Sunday. Wonder where Emery was? Elsie Griffith, of near Parker, called on Ollie Hodsou of France district Sun day. B. F.

Parker and J. H. Driskill had some cattle buyers this week. Mert Johnson and John McCarty called on Telia Leard Sunday. Preaching Sunday at 11:00 o'clock by Rev.

M. Coekriil. 24 CIIOOL GlKLr. passed through our berg Saturday on their way to town ou account of a missing bridge on the main road. Austin Coffin and family, Bert Coffin and family visited at Geo.

Coffin's Sunday. Mr. Hickman has sold his farm to Mrs. Hayes of Boicouit. John Henry and family are visiting relatives at Selma, Our bny's went paw pawing near Trading Post, Sunday.

Mr. Ketchum had a siik horse the first of the week. There was a dance at Geo. Wack's Monday night. The young ladies of this vicinhy have formed a riding club.

Bert Coffiu and family visited at Sam Ashley's the latter part of the week. E. Kline moved from Mr. Hickman place, Monday, Fern Runion visited Ruby Smith Thursday night. The Maiinda heirs had a fine day for the sale and ever thiug brought a fair price.

47 Groan Valley J. B. Withers marketed a load of fine hogs in Pleasanton Monday. Miss Flora crawhaw spent Sunday afternoon with Gertrude Rice. Quite a number from place attended the Melindy sale of Oberin District last Friday.

Miss Anna Brewel spent Sunday afternoon with Ile.en Crawford. Mrs. Frederick and children spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Coffee. Mrs.

Millard left Sunday for Trinidad after an extended visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Brock and family. J. W. Harper is plowing south of Pleasanton this week on a place they have rented for the coming year.

John Yeager is expected home this Week from Western Kansas where he has been trying his fortune the last few inontbs. Miss Maude Goss returned home Wednesday after a weeks visit with relatives in LaCygne. Ernest Goss and family left last Saturday for their new home iu Odessa, Mo. Their many friends regret to loose them from this community but wish them success in their new home. Miss Alic; Carpenter of Pleasanton spent Saturday night, and Sunday at her aunts Mrs.

G. M. Baugh. Wm. Mortimer and wife called on J.

B. Withers aud wife Sunday afternoon. Will Harmon and family and Trust Dougherty spent Sunday at Mrs. Torbett. Earl and lna Griffin, Mary Ashley and PAINT THIS FALL There's no better painting time than the fall.

Weather conditions are usually very favorable to good results. No heavy rains to soak into the lumber as in the spring. No gnats and flies to stick to the fresh paint. It's best to protect your buildings against winter weather. You'll ffet a pood iob if vou oaint now with The her win- COVERS MOST.

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Re idinir Locals an Inch ftc a line. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. -3- tr-Mr FKOM HERETO THRS Effective After 23th. 1902. South wound.

do 101 Mnil-Dsiily 1:27 p. N0 10.5 Limited Daily No -Daily 2:04 a. 0 lo! Meteor Express 10:0. p.m. No.

IM South Wound. 104 8: V' P- tNu. 10- Mail-Daily P- No. K8. Express Daily a.

rn No. K. O. Limited -Daily 7:49 a. rn No.

140 Frt. Trains Freight Train permits Only C. S. ROKEUTS. Ac.ent.

MlHAonrl-l'acltlc. No. goto? west No. 'Mi, going east a. m.

p. m. J. II. TOLLIVEK, AoT.

A A MEETING OF Eureka Lodge No. M8 are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Transient brethern cordially invited. W. A.

M. Kent. W. C. Ulakek.

Our contests for rural correspondents starts out with a flattering lot of news the first week with several new contributors. If you were behind this week perhaps you will catch on to more news the next weekaud the other party may not get so many. Linnvilla. Fine weather at present. For various reasons we were prevented from feeling our regular place in the columns of the En'ikrpkise last week, but here we are again.

A good many people along the river bottoms are suffering damages cnused by the recent fl ods causing Id of the corn to sprout so that it is fit for nothing except to burn. Mm. inm was phbppiug in Pleasanton on Thursday of last week. A. C.

Peterson was transacting basi-ness in Pleasanton last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Siron, Chas. Siron, Misses Ola Merriman and Ollie Povenmire, who were reported on the sick list last week, are able to be out again. J. II. Sirou had business in Pleasanton one day last week.

Dims Mersiman is reported on the sick list this week. Miss Minnie Peterson is staying with Mrs. C. Craig, of Pleasanton. Mr.

Siron hauled corn to Mr. McCoy's mill the latter part of last week. John Povenmire and daughter. Miss Ollie were iu Pleasanton last Saturday transacting business aud visitsng relatives. Mrs.

Hart who has been very poorly for tometime past is reported lots better. Albert Wolfinger and wife are contemplating moving To Iola to live this win ter. Milton is dangerously ill at this waiting. T. E.

Nation and wife Sundayed with Jess Brooks arjd family of Spring Valley. A. C.Peterson and wife visited Will McCoy and family, of Spring Valley, Sunday. Archie L)indej of Kansas City wa3 visiting with Dirus Merriman last Saturday. Will King and family spent Sunday with Marion Nation aud family.

Messrs Chas. and Samuel Coleman Lave gone to Kansas City to work. Airs. W. Sutton was a pleasant caller at Mrs.

O'Hourke's last Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. C. Peterson who has been on the sick list is able to be up again.

Supt Ilarrin visited our schools last Friday. Mrs. J. G. Brooks called on Mrs.

J. H. Merriman last Saturday afternoon. John Povenmire had the misfortune to loose one of hi9 work horses one day last week. Misses Anna Brooes and Martha AUers visited with Ida Peterson Wednesday, evening.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wayne visited Will Doyle aud family of Oak Grove, last Monday.

Perry Shaffer 'and daughter, Miss Pearl, of Oak Grove was ia this vichiity last Saturday. Mr. Smith Povenmire, of Lenta, Ohio, is visiting his sou John of this place. bundayed with their grandparents, J.M. Siron and wife.

Medames Kennedy and McCoy called on Mrs. Siron last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hart of Mt-Oarmel visited with Ella Kiug last Sunday.

Ilomer and Ida Peterson Monday evening with Ciia3. and Clara Siron. Misses Ellen and JosJe Carlyle of Far-linville visited with Mrs. J. E.

Siron last Wednesday. 'G. B. Merriman made a business trip to Mound City last Fnday. W.

F. Long and wife spent Monday with the laiters parents Miss Laura Suudaytd with Nannie and Olla Merriman. Mrs M. Siron visited with hoi-daughter. Mrs.

Wiil McCoy of Spring Valley last Friday. Miss Clara Siron visited with Ida Peterson last Thursday. Elbert Copple Sundayed with Frank and Itoy Fouis. Will King and family spent last Monday with Clarence Nation and wife. Mrs.

Lyda Peterson is visiting with Mrs. N. J. Copple this week. Homer Peterson spent Sunday with Caiviu and Thomas Nation.

Several from here witnessed the ball game at Pleasanton last Sunday. Miss Clara Siron visited the school last Friday. Johnie O'Rourke is very sick at this writing. Homer Peterson is working fur Wiil Wo'finger. If -we fail to make the complete rouuds in gathering uews fit-in this vicinity, our time being some what any one knowing an interesting item, just wire tbe news to the dispatcher and get your names in the paper.

56 0 bar! in Effie Smith, of Iola. is visiting her sister Mrs Frank Coppage. Ruby Smith is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs.

of Trading Pot were at Mr. Nollsch's Thursday. Will Carpenter and family visited the former's parents Sunday. Arthur Speaks drilled wheat for his brother, Charles, last week. Roy Carpenter and Arthur Brittingham visited relatives near Amoret Sunday.

Thomas PadfiVUl moved back to the bottoms, last Thursday. Mrs. Edd. Rittenhouse visited Mrs. Ketchum, Tuesday afternoon.

Geo. Ward went to Lallarpe Wednesday He has employment there. Mrs. Geo. Millage spent Sunday, at Mrs, Ratliff's.

Henry Filby has moved to Trading Post. Ora Ison visited Mable Hines Saturday night e.nd Sunday. Chas. Lane is setting the last few poles on the Eureka, Oberlin telepone line. Al Ashley, Tom Haverfield, Messrs Ellis and Baldwin hauled cane to the mills the latter part of last week.

Ross Leonard and wife spent Sunday at Frank Coppage's. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ashlev and Miss Ivy, visited at Sam Ashley's Sunday.

T. W. Rov and Floyde Nollsch were in Trading Post Sunday. M. D.

Burnett is moving his buildings back from the fchaft. There are two cane mills in this vicinity at present, Frank Coppages and John Mileage's. Al Adams sold his corn crop in the bottom, to A. Hagge. Zach Hays and family visited Mrs.

Haye's Sunday. Johnny Rittenhouse is staying with Chaas Speaks and attending school. Mrs. Nick Edwards is very ill at present. Elmer Seals and mother have moved into J.

My ric' house. Fred Hammer and Chas. Root were inspecting telephone poies, Sunday. Ed. Brittingham and Henry Smith left for Washington last Tuesday.

Rev. Williams preached his farewell sermon at Eureka Sunday night. Mis Mary Ashley and Mr." E. Griffin spent Sunday at Mr. Bethard's near Boi court, Mrs.

Grime3, of Worland. visited her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Wednesday and Th F. Nollsch is remodeling S.

Hagge's house aud barn. Dr. Slater returned to Rich Hill Tuesday after spending a few days wile his family. Mrs. S.

Speak's sister is visiting her. Mrs. Geo. Coffin was caTed to the bed side of her mother-in-law, Mrs. feoffin.

at Mound City who was very ill Monday. Rev. Williams was visiting old acquaintances last Friday. Edwards and Malinda are getting ready for winter, by getting out a fine lot of coal. Many people from township Typewriter When in Need the way of Insurance, Farm Loans, Notary Work, Real Estate; see First Door a-V Rose Hill Willie Castle called at 'Gene Wakefield's Saturday.

Clad Lo-ve is attending school at Union. Win Butcher moved his drill from the Fletcher farm to Henry Carbon's last week. Miss Nannie Merkle returned from a months visit to Neosho Fal's Saturday. MrfJ. Milton.

Davidson and her daughter, Cordie, visited relatives in Liberty district Thursday. Richard Merkle is working for Wni. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Platte and little daughter, who have been visiting Mas. Piatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Kincaid and wife, returned to their home in St. Joseph, Thursday.

Vincent Schasteen, of Hattletield district, called at Richard Merkle's Friday evening. Mrs. Carson and eon Guy, of Pleasanton, visited at Mrs. Kyle's Sunday. Elsie and Dixie Grider visited at Mrs.

Kyles Sunday. The Dingus brothers, of Battlefield, are hauling clover is this vi-einity. Frank Lamb, ofx Iola, and Fred Keller, of Pleasanton, spent Sunday afternoon at Chas. Carbon's. George Kellerman, of Moneka district, was in these parts Monday morning.

K. and Mrs. Walter Kincaid, of Pleasanton, called on Allison Kincaid and wife Sunday. Emory Grider sold a mule to Chas. Clouse last week.

Several of the young people enjoyed themselves at a party at Richard Merkie's Saturday night. Phillip Schooley 3iid- Ben Bunch spent Saturday night with Ira Fletcher. Miss Rosa Martin wa the guest of Julia and Kiltie Catbiti Wednesday. Miss Lena Stuart spent Sunday with Maud Ellsworlh. The fifth and last game of ball between the married men boys was played Sunday afternoon aud resulted in a victory for the boys.

Job Fletcher called at Calvin Lowe's Sunday morumg. Alva Root and motner, of Pleasanton, were out to their' farm Sunday. Mrs. Gene Wakefield is visiting her mother, Mrs. Spears, in Hail Ridge district this week.

2-3 The Pleasanton ball team will go La Cyge Sunday to. play a return game '-with the nino that played hero Ir.ct, Sur.dcy. Nellie Laugh spent Sunday with Mr. Bethard of Oak Grove district. Arthur Thatcher and family spent Sunday with Dan Thompson anb family.

Mrs. Stout and little daughter of Pleasanton spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Brock of this places Edd Johnson east of Trading Post has been assisting his brother-in law, Erwin Gibson with his farm work, this week. Bert Fortman of Eureka district was seen out riding withsome of our girls Sunday.

Eari Harper has been having a time with the chills this week. Sunday school was organized last Sunday with most of the officers that was in office last puarter. The new books will be on hand next Sunday. Eyerybody is invited to attend and lets tty to make this the best Sunday school we have ever had. j.

E. Rice was called to Thayer, Kansas last Saturday night to attend the funeral of his father Peter Rice who died on Saturday sept. SO 190o at 6:10 m. after an illness of about two months and buried on Monday afternoon Oct. 2.

J. E. Rice returned home Tuesday. 20 Battleifcld Jep Rice returned home from the west last Monday. E.

E. Moon and family spent last Sunday afternoon in Union district. Sherman Hei'man called at H. A Lauck's Sunday evening. The week old babe of Phil Cantrell and wife, died Wednesday night and was buried Thursday afternoon in Battlefield cemetery.

Rev. Thomas conducted morning services at Battlefield last Sunday. Jep Rice and wife took dinner with Ollie Gray's last Sunday. Mrs. Kiucaid and mother called At T.

C. DePew's Sunday afternoon. H. R. Rice and family are expected to arrive home from Ness Co.

Kansas about the middle of this week. Ray DePew spent last Saturday night witn Leo Rice. Rev. Allen of Mound City will preach at Battlefield school house next Sunday afternoon at'three o'clock. Last Sunday afternoon, Austin, the nine year old son of A.

R. Barber and wife, fell from a tree and broke his arm at the wrist and dislocated it at the el bow. Dr. Green was called and seduced the frrctured limb. The Dingus boys were hulling clover in this vicinity last week.

Sherm Baugh returned Monday from Pawnee, Co. where hehasbeeu running an engine for a threshing machine. H. A. Lauck went down in the vicinity of Linton, last Tuesday to-see about selling some cattle.

Some of the farmers resumed haying again this week. Ed Turner and Charley Ford are shingleing and doing some other repairing on-Mrs. Lewis" house. Mrs. Roberts rnd Mrs.

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