Mapleton Dispatch from Mapleton, Kansas • 4

Redfield Weekly Review. ED. HHLL, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. The Foster Troy Barn. Local Telephone Long Distance iwxf i door.

REDFIELD, KANSAS. Bring Your Corn, to Glover Bros. Redfield, Kansas. Gladys, the youngest daughter of L. M.

Bulla, living about six miles souih west, died Sunday night of membranous croup. She was a very bright child, and a great favorite with Harry. -Steele's daughter accompanied him home from Arcadia, day. EDGAR GLOVER. GEO.

H.TROY. S. M. Kellogg is acting as his own foreman since H. Greenwalt moved to his farm.

Mrs. Byers and daughter Ollle were over from Rockford Valley visiting Mrs. Byers' mother, Mrs. Sophie Bo-linger, Sunday. Count Stires was sick the first cf the week.

The oyster supper given by the band was largely attended, Saturday evening. cReal Estate and Farm Loans Call and See Us or Write for information. AGENTS NATIONAL 1), of A. Old Line Life Instance Co, Safe, Sound, Practical. Gombining Insurance with Investment Features.

See us ancbe convinced- Fire Insurance written at reasonable rates. Office in Glover Bros Confectionery Redfield, Kan. Chas. Herrod did not go to Colorado, as was reported, but is working a team on the railroad. Rev.

Caldwell preached to a large congregation Sunday night. Rev. Ray Banks was in town The play people are practicing hard and will be able to give a good entertainment Saturday evening. Cliffofd Pool has been sick with tonsilitis this week. Dr.

Hewett went to Fort Scott QUTfi (Si fiOBBS, Effie Hotsciaw visited Lottie Fox Saturday and Sunday. eneral Merchandise, Redfield, Kansas. A. A. Bolinger loaded the first car of shelled corn Thursday.

It was shell Martial Thogmartin visited his parents tiere Saturday and Sunday. ed and loaded by Dan Runkle's Look and see our new line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS We carry a good line of Shoes, Boots, Rubbers, Overshoes, Underwear, Stc. All with prices to suit. See our full line of Lee Ramsey was out from Ft. Scol.t the first of the week.

The Redfield girls are working hard on our contest. Jim Tumilty had his hip pretty badly hurt last Wednesday while he was' rolling some heavy stone over the bank at Bandera quarry and knocked over the bank. He had a narrow escape from being killed. Always in the market for Produce. Gall and see our goods and ask our prices before buying a selling.

Jim Tumilty -who was hurt at Bandera last week, was taken to Friday. J. P. Wren was feeling pretty bad the first of the iweek. f1' Churches.

M. E. Church Sunday School at 10 a. m. Whiteside, Superintendent.

Bp worth League at 8 p. Bertha Caldwell, President. Class meeting every two weeks at ll a. Rev. J.

H. Green, Leader. Preaching every two weeks. T. J.

Caldwell, Pastor. Chas. Greenwalt has quit working for the Kansas. Portland Cement works will stay on his father's farm near Pawnee. Herman.

Greenwalt resigned his position as '-foreman at Bandera and moved to his farm near Pawnee last week. He bad been foreman at Bandera fourteen years. Harry Steele went to Arcadia Chas. Draper's mother visited with him Monday. John Foster was down from Gas Wednesday.

Kendrick, our R. carrier, had a runaway Three spokes broken, was all the damage. Mt. Orum. Baptist Church Sunday School at L0 a.

m. every Sunday. Preaching every 2nd and, 4th Sunday at eleven a. m. and eight p.

m. Ray Banks, Pastor. Wednesday of last week was day here. J. H.

Ward was down from Union-town, Monday. Elmer Bruner was over Wednesday morning and met some land men at the depot. Lodges. T. T.

B. A. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday night of each month. Mrs. Lucinda Cooper, Pres.

Mrs. Julia Johnson Sec. Jno. Padgett was over from Hiatt-ville, Monday. Jim and Tom Thogmartin came home Wednesday.

There will be services at -M. church Thanksgiving day at ID: 30 a. m. Preaching by pastor, and appropriate music. M.

W. A. Hackberry Camp No. 1467. Meets every 4th Saturday night of each month.

A. H. Jones, V. C. Howard Bolinger, Clerk Daniel Johnson, Blacksmithing and General Repair Work Horseshoeing a specialty.

REDFIELD, KANSAS. J. I. Contractor and Builder. Redfield, Kansas.

Mrs. IDA SEARLE, Proprietress Rates $1.50 per day. The Hotel Searle First-class Accommodations. Redfield, Kansas. IRA N.

BOLINGER, I am in the market at all times for Cattle, Stock Hogs and Fat Hogs Sheldon B. Hewett, Physician Surgeon Redfield, Kansas. R. W. LEASE, Physician Surgeon Redfield, Kansas.

Bertha Caldwell left Friday for Westphalia, where she has accepted a position in a store. Fred McCreedy came through here Sunday evening from his in Western Kansas. He carried with him a sugar.beet that weighed twelve pounds. A. O.

U. W. Redfield Lodge, No. 280. Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night of each month in M.

W. A. Hall. J. H.

Hendrixson, M. W. M. Ramsey, Recorder. Card of, Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks- to our friends for their kindness and sympathy in our 'hour of sadness and great sorrow caused by the death of a kind husband and loving father. Very truly, Mrs. Minnie H. Runkle. Edgar Glover Clinton Glover.

Bring Your Corn to Glover Redfield, Kansas. R. N. A. Strawberry Camp.

Meets in M. W. A. Hall on the first and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2:30 p. m.

Miss Bertha Caldwell, Oracle Mrs. Anna Davis, Recorder. Otis Maddux 'and Abe Dalton came down fronMola Monday evening. LOCAL CITY NEWS. S.

P. and A. H. Crumpacker went, to Western Kansas this week to look at some land. There is a new (harness shop next door west of Bambergers under the management of J.

B. Shepherd City Officials. Mayor J. P. Ralston Police Judge F.

M. Ramsey Marshal D. R. Nichols Clerk. c- M- Draper Councilmen T.

M. Whiteside, A. H. Jones, A. A.

Bolinger, R. W. Lease T. L. Thogmartin.1 Henry Johnson is getting alonj fast with his new house in town.

R. a well known Missouri Pacific b'rakeman, was quite seriously" burned by a fire which occurred in his caboose while standing in the yards Wednesday, morning. Call at the Herald office and leave us your order for.