The Gove County Advocate du lieu suivant : Quinter, Kansas • 1

r. 1, ContinimtionSof Grainfield Advocate. QUINTER, GOVE COUNTY, KANSAS, September 19, 1908. VOL 5 No 17 Counts mbvoente 0V Crop Conditions. Buffalo Park Time Table Buggy Accident near Gove, Monday evening, after rain, while returning from Elthorps, Grandma Rhine and Mrs.

J. Orten met with an accident. While coming down a bad hill their buggy upset, the top was broken off. and occupants thrown in the mud, but not hurt- The horse ran with the buggy to, they knew not where or which way it went; they were picked up by a kind friend and brought to town; the horse was found later at George Brown's place east of town. First published in Gove County Advocate Sept.

19, 1908. ORDINANCE No 50. An ordinance relating to Street crossings-Be it ordained by the Mayor of the City of Grainfield, Kansas. Sec 1. That Four cement crossings be built, and established as follows Sec.

2Crossing No 1 commencing at southeast corner of block 32 and 1st street south to the -ailroad right of way, Crossing No 2, commencing at the southwest corner of blook 31 crossing 1st street south to the railroad right of way. Crossing No 3, commencing at north east corner of block No 32 and crossing Main street east to northwest corner of blocK 31. Crossing No 4 commencing at north west corner of block 31 and crossing 2nd street north to southwest corner of block 26 sec. 3 That all crossings be of uniform width 'if 4 feet, Sec. 4-Th is ordinance shaU be in effect and full force after its publication in the Cove County Advocate.

fleiney, Mayor. Hanson, city clerk Gove. Woe unto the prairie chickens. Hunters are improving the time Carl Cook, of Seguin, was here the fore part of the week visiting relatives and friends, returning Miss Mae Holmes, of Catalpa, came to town Monday to attend High The Misses Zelda Trimmer and Alta Stevens of Gove attended the campmeetiog at Orion last Saturday and Sunday Isaac Rhine was on the sick list last week J. Day ana wife of Grainfield were taking in the sights here Monday.

Mr. Day is the new tinsmith at that city Professor Lindley made a flying trip, Friday evening to, where do you sup-pose, anyway it must have been where lovely flowers grow Steven Bur- ri? sold a horse, Monday, to Mr, Lincoln south of town Dr. McNaugh- ton was called to Topeka Saturday evening on business, returning Monday night John L. Cook went to Natoma Osborn Co. Monday.

Fie is making preparations to rempve the remaining portion of his store goods there, to his store at Jerome W. Day, of Grainfield is doing the tin work on McNay's house Mr. Day is an up-to-date tinner Ladies Aid Society gave a Water and Musk Melon Social, Tuesday evening; every body had a good time Runaway accident 0 Quinter Locals. The plastering on Fritts' new residence does credit to workmen employed; Gid Joy and James Byers. assisted by Heber Gailey T.

C. Frost of Clark Cnnm.v who owned land here eight years ago spent a lew days hero, this week. Mrs Hendricks and daughter are ivansas uity, suopdiqo-. Mrs. sell has returned from her trip to Kan sas icy, navmg saiecttd her fall line ot millinery The Crawford.

en tertaineis pleased a large audienee at Quinter, Ihursday evening. Everyone attending spoke very highly of the per-formance, which was clean and inter- Whatever of dissatisfaction may have been feb. a week ago, the fine rain on MoDday, dispelled it. Reports from correspondents indicate that the rainfall was general and considerable. 'Plowing is underway in full blast and drilling fo? wheat is going on in every direction.

Threshing interrupted Monday, but resumed Corn reports indicate a big crop. Hunting Season Is On. The prairie chickens period of safety has passed. They had become numerous and almost tame, but scores of hunters are now scouring the country and it won't be long' before there are nc left to tell the tale Game Wardens are also plentiful, but the majority of the hunters were with licenses and were quick to take warning to keep off forbid de places. Condition of Henry Spauiding The report that Henry Spauiding is inuctj better, reaches us as we go to press.

His many friends will be pleased to learn ol his convalescence H. Samson Sprains His Back While returriiny from the Terry Sale, which was held north of Quintet-, last week, Mr. Samson helped in fixing his auto, which was started suddenly and gave his back a wrench. The strain extended across his abdomen and as he reached home, caused naseau. For the first time in his life, Mr.

Samson was confined to his bed for more than twenty four, hours fact seems to bouner him more tt an the result of the accident. 25 Acres Yield 35 Busheis per Acre. The Davis Threshers report the a-bove yield on Lawrence Haitman's place, south of Park. Also a '35 day run, averaging 1300 bushels par day of 61 lb. wheat.

Martin 'Ochs had a lot of 63 lb. wheat. Popular Young Couple are Wed. Will Beougher and Miss Dora For-dum, were united in marriage at the parsonage in in Orion, at 5 p. rn Sept.

10. These young people are well and favorably known in Gove and will reside in the County. Mr, Beougher is to be congratulated on his choice of a companion, and it is the hope of all their friends that a long and happy journey, over the matrimonial sea may be theirs, with but few storms to interrupt it, Not Frightened by Auto. On leaving the Custer home, in a buggy Sunday afternoon, Elmer Wigington, being accompanied by the Misses Maude Custer and Mary Flora, the horse, a spirited animal took fright and ran aay. In making a sudden turn, the buggy was turned over.

Elmer was not injured but Miss Flora's arm was fractured and Miss -Custer's ankle sprained. It was reported that Dr. Stoner's auto wa re sponsible, but such was not the case Quinter School Re-decorated. More like a home, han a school, is the verdict passed by almosteyeryone, who has seen the interior painting and papering, done by Frank Stanley and Charley McGuire on the Quin er School: The board was liberal in appropiating funds and a fine -school in consequeace. Subscribe to THe Advocate I I UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.

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All trains are flag stop and carrj FA Meier, Agent. PARK. Frank Unrick his his 'f mother from Collyer visited with Maurice Waggin-er two days this week. K. Legleiter has installed one of the latest National Cash Registers.

Winchell bored wells'this week for Legleiter and Ryan. Next week, the wedding bells ring again, when John Loewenstein and Magdalena Platner will be united. A ball game was played Sunday, with a team frmn Quinter. The latter won oti a score of 15 to 2, An interesting game, until the Park pitcher tired. Custer and Stevens, the Quinter battery.

Greene Irish matched the game and held down third base. Mrs. Paul Martin who has been assisted her husband in the Hoffman Elevator has gone to Talmange Kans. to visit her mother. Andrew Linneberger Jr.

is clerking for J. E. L'leiter. Five Wedding Ceremonies. On Monday Sept.

L4, at the Sacred Heart Church occured ihVue weddings. Joe Zorr and dementia Baughman, Christina Zorr and Stephen Ochs, Joe Wiiderman and Rosa Hartrnan, all of Park. On Tuesday Joe Drieling and Miss Julia Wagner were united in marriage. Mr. and Mrs.

D.f-Ioff are the proud pareutu of a baby girl. After the rain Monday every body wore a broad smile, On Tuesday Chas. Kane Jr. and three hunters from Sali the day shoot'ng prairie chickens. They returned well pleased with their days sport.

Coin Postoffice. Millard Gutes sold horse Tuesday We had a nice rain on the 14th that has helped things green up, onarley bheard headed cane seed for Gates last week, E.ia Ilea was on Plum Creek. Monday on business, Mr, Harper sr and son came in Saturday from Rooks county with cattle and furniture, Mr, Randolph came down to his claim, from Gove, with bnrrrimaA horse, Th9 horse got iose and he was afoot and alone for several days, Some cne met the horee going to Gove and brought it back to Randolph. Airs. Gates is on the s-ick list, bu slowly improving.

Mr-. Rand who went to Phillisburg for a two weeks visit, is sick with I.U1.. unrei wwuiiio iVUU Will UOD De tlOlDe US soon as expected. Chris. Lilly is home again.

We understand Mr." Davi. is through thrashing. A man from Peoria was here last week to look after the interests of the Lazell ami Bieber lands, Terrell was on the creek Sunday, vvitq his new yellow, rubker-ti'red buggy, Sureiy this ought to catch some girls ejej QU a kjuvowiAuc iu nh. ADVOCATE To day. AtteW and $7600.

for Gove County Quarter. Mart Springer has a two weeks op-tian to seil his quarter ot land, one half mile west of Quiuter for $7600. This of course, includes improvements and a fine orchard. Pitcher's Vest Through Separator. It is reported that one of the pitch ers for the Powers jhroshiug outfit, took off his vest, ani'unother pitched it.

together with some straw, into the machine. The vest vyas somewhat disfigured as it landed in a grain wagon, followed by a handleless razor and a lot of matches, Democratic Meetings Wednesday J.R. Connelly Democratic Candidate for Congress, will speak at Gove in afternoon and at Grainfield at night next Wednesday, 2Jrd. Farmers State Bank of Quinter. meeting of stockholders was held last week, at which officers were elected, as W.

11. Wigington, president; ickize'r, cashier; D. 11. Ikenberry, vice president. PROGRAM OF TEACHERS ASSOCIATION to be held a.Qu inter, Saturday, Sept.

26 1:30 Mountain Time, instrumental Solo Wickizer. Mrs. E. Address by President F. E.

Lindley Theme for discussions-School Problems School Room Decoration J.R. oh lei-Neatness of Person, Desks and Work s. S. Long Care of Hooks Mrs. Rose Matthew Busy Use Work Alice Lee Freese of intermisai "06 games -Should "Piecing" be allowed etc? B.

Bacon Med Nation Roll Call and Miscellaneous' Busi ness Manner of conducting C. Work will be discussed and lessons assigned for next Association. By order of Com. Prairie View. News readies us from the Catalpa neignborhood, that a girl baby arrived safely on Sept.

15th. at the home of J. A. Harper. Fairview, N.

E. of Quinter, A good rain Tuesday, which started plowing again'. Chas Wolinerthresh- uu.u.M.vj. wuiiu ,11 UUU HIS I inira Alfalfa crop of tne season this week. C.

Morgan threshed out a little more than 1000 bushels wheat on Monday and Tuesday 1 Casa of St. Peters, lost about 50 hogs, during the last ten daysrfrom cholera. John Rachaw entertained a lot of Quinter people Sunday. Ralph Wilson made a business trip to John Dyson's Mnn. day Brothers are well satis-fled with their wheat viald.

9snn h. els from 250 acres. Ray Warren has nmsned putting up hay and is now pitching for Powers. e3tln8' Elsie Filer's health is belter. Himes went to Dorrance, this week, to see about threshing the wheat he has there Terry is making himself useful at cate office, putting up shelves, running off jobs etc The Misses Rensh-w left for their home in Corning.

Iowa, after a very pleasant visit with their' many friends Sam Beeghley has sold his quarter of lnnd to James Miller of ton, The price agreed upon $24e0, was not as high as it might have been, but the land "is a-bout five miles of town. Mt Miller will not take possession until next January and may not move out Rev. Rice met with a little accident Monday morning, after leaving here for his home at Winona. Soon after kaving town he got out or" his buggy to fix the horse's bridle. The, horse becamd frightened and in trying to manage it, he was trampled down and run over.

The doctor 'was called. Fie did not prove to be seriously hurt and the next day proceeded on his way, Jericho Items. Mr. Turman is threshing for Hi Richardson now. Artie Whismore is threshing in this neighborhood.

Mr. Ankerman made a business trip to Gove A9 a result of the meetings down at new school house four were converted and will be baptised, Sunday at 3 o'clock, M. J. Ankerman and wife went to Clyde, where Mrs, Ankerman's father was very ill. She remained while her husband re turned Tuesday night.

Quinter No 1 A fine rain, but more would be wel come. Material is being hauled for the new barn to be erected on Mrs. D. TTartman's place, north of Quinter, The little daughter on of E. C.

Morgan an wife is reported as being some better. Bert Smith and family returned Wednesday from a weeks visit in Lane county and reports a good rain there and everything flourishing. Miss SteJla Corrick is reported on the sick list this week. Road overseer Beegh-ley has been improving the road on No 1 Miss Blanche Morgan has been helping Mrs Ed Smith with her work through fruit canning, Pitv the poor Prairie chickens and score the hunters. The whistle of the thresh ing engine will soon be silent, for an other year, but the thump of the corn busker will fhl its place.

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uere. untu bpring Elder D. S. Moh le. is well pleased with the improvements nude in Quinter tlnd the sur-surrounding country, he came here, three years ago, Troes grown, that did not exist before; blue grass and scores of new buildings.

HefetLs confident of Quinter's future rapid Without a doubt, Coleman Lewis is largest implement dealer and has the finest line of buggies in Gove County J. L. Martin of Jilia 'Til spent several days in the country 'this week looking after his property Will Black is still in South Dakato, thrashing. and son were at the Long Ranch, Friday, looting after the 300 head of stock they have pastuaed A runaway near the church of the Bretheren las: Sunday, caused damaga to Oeph Jamison's buggy, but no other damage was reported keeper Stephen. ton lnnti- nilin.r i niy uis new ds and waiting on a rush of trade Ketup jus new advertisement, this week Dave Emery completed a 5x10 coal shed for Mr.

Read through the paper and perhaps you will find news of your own locality and it may be a note concerning you Gove County Farmers Institute at Gove Add to Your Knowledge Farming. AV 1 "ft 5..