The Hunnewell Reporter from Hunnewell, Kansas • 8

The Enid Wave claims that Mrs. Jas. Ward visited Wel able Santa Fe for many years. Our south bound tram was two Qunnetpell Reporter. LOCAL NEWS.

bananas are being raised in that lington last Monday. hours late Thursday morning, the place. L. F. Baugh, South Haven, Application made for transmission through the mail as second class matter.

Dr. Ardery is very busy attending The boys at Caldwell chipped in was in the city, Saturday. to bis wide spread practice. last week and bought Dee Cum- Half sorghum barrels at A. Miss Paradine Shobe is visiting mings, a one-legged bicyclist, a new wheel.

Cum mings, in spite ot his W. Marshall's Corner Store. II friends in Conway Springs. delay being caused by the wreck. Only about one-third the usual amount of tax sales occurred this year.

Wheat! E. L. Cline, editor of the Conway Springs Star, is a candidate for trustee of the county high school. J. A.

Clark, of Wichita, was in JohnNewcomb is clerking in R. misfortune, is one of the best riders in town, Caldwell News. Hunnewell on business, this week. D. McKnight's store.

Mrs. Osborn Son will haye a The man who wanted to thresh Singling Bros, big circus will be A. T. S. TIME TABLE millinery opening Saturday, Sept.

the thresher who didn't get around in Wellington Sept. 24th. 1 8th. Every body come. to thresh his wheat when is was fifty No.

425 arrives at 9:00 p. m. No. 426 leaves at 6:50 a. m.

An exchange reports a big cotton Hunnewell is Chuck Full. Ben Aldrich, the druggist, went pay centra bushel, now wants the afore Potatoes wanted. Will crop in the vicinity of Kingfisher. to Hunnewell last week to visit highest market price. A.

W. Marshall A. C. Easter and Geo. Bowers his brother, and he comes back said thresher to thresh him for wanting to thresh his wheat at that time.

Caldwell News. I went to Wellington on their wheels more enthusiastic than he has been for years. He says that J. Ion ftrderv, PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Calls promptly attended day or night.

Office and residence South Main Street, ast Saturday. Mrs. L. C. Hickman and two little daughters, of Wichita, are Lee Van Werden, of Wichita, has Hunnewell is full, chuck full.

Not' Mrs. Heblink will build an addi been in Hunnewell, this week, mak visiting in' Hunnewell this week. full in the Kentucky sense of the tion to her house west of the rail KANSAS. HCNNEWELL, Elder J. J.

Broadbent, of the road. ing arrangements for moving his stock of clothihg from Mt. Hope to this city. Until he can secure Christian church of Fowler, was C. LAWHEAD, Preaching next Sunday morning a better location, he will occupy a in the city Thursday.

Miss Mabel Marshall, of Wich The Tonosorial Artist. at 11 o'clock, by Rev. B. F. Jones All invited.

part or A. W. Marshall corner store. He will be ready for busi ita. is visiting her parents, in B.

W. Aldrich. a drusreist of Shop first door east of Shobe's Livery. Sat Hunnewell, this week. ness in a few days.

isfaction Guaranteed and Prices Reasonable. Give me a call. Wichita, visited his brother, S. JJ Aldrich, of this city, last week. word but full of business.

Every house in town is occupied, business houses, residences and all, and no more to rent of any kind. The old business houses that were put up in the early boom and have been vacant for the last two or three years, have been repainted, the rats and bats run out, the floors swept, new glass fronts put in. They are full of new goods and full of customers from 7 o'clock at morning to 10 and 11 o'clock at night. Miss Emily Tutty, of is visitine friends near Hun WICHITA STATE FAIR. The attractions are great.

Mr. Smith, of the Climax Fence Dr. J. H. Franklin, J.

Bryan, Friday, Oct. ist. on Bi newell this week. Crib spent last Sunday in An extra came aown Thursday metallism; Greatest Race Program ever given: Gilbert's Dog and Arkansas City. afternoon to help take out the Rev.

Hogan is talking of building DENTIST. South Haven Monday. Hunnewell Tuesday Pony show, with all the features freight. three churches, in his circuit in the of the old one ring circus: Air Messrs. Graden and Hukil have Strip south of year.

ship every day at io o'clock; Hip now have charge of the Santa Fe The annual tax sale took place in podrome Races, etc. The entries Chas. Hartgrove, interests in Hunnewell. of stock, poultry, vegetables, fruit the county treasurer's office Tuesday. Less land was sold than for many Contractor and Builder.

Jas. Ward'will put on an addi are very large and Wichita will have the biggest fair in her years past. Wellington Star. tion 13x14 feet, to the building oc Plans and Specifications cupied by John Hostettler, at once. history.

You can't afford to miss it, commencing September 27th to C. W. Hawes, manager the A. Ryan harness shop in Hunnewell was started years ago as a sort of cattle cam the boom came and the town grew, things flew high and wide. Then there was a collapse and a relapse.

Many of the big business rooms and residences were vacated by the citizens and taken up by bats, night hawks and skunks. But it's different now. 1 Two hundred wagon loads of" wheat, Mr. Aldrich says, come in on Application. Hunnewell, Kansas C.

E. topic. tor Sunday evening, October 2nd inclusive. this city, spent last Sunday at his Sent. 12th.

is "Bible Directions A disastrous head end collision home in for Practical Life." Ref. Eph. 6, occurred on the Santa Fe, three Some of our farmers report a i-9 The City Hotel! good deal of wheat in the stack as Al. D. Krebs.of Conway Springs is in He has the gen having been spoiled by the heavy rain of last week.

miles east of Emporia, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening. About a dozen people are reported killed and many others more or less badly hurt. W.

J. Bryan was 'on the eral agency for an improved door B. J. Logan has sold his crops stnp. He will locate in our city Only First Qlass Hote in the City.

Good Accom and effects on the Dick Lawrence west bound train, in the rear Pull Geo. Rhodes, of Wichita, is modations. Kates 551 per place, to John Parks, and will move man, and escaped without injury. putting in a furniture stock in the to Salt Fork foi the coming season. day; board by week, $350 He was one of the most active building, second door east of the Dr.

Ardery was called to the home to Hunnewell every day, and the town is alive till midnight. Farmers are buying fence and lumber for granaries, new plows, new furniture, new carpets and all the regalia prosperity wears. Hunnewell, as well as allbumner county, is in the push, as Ruskin would say. Mr. Aldnch says the wheat in that county goes 35 to 40 bushels per acre and plenty of it at that.

It's not an occasional field, but everywhere. Wichita Eagle. oostoffice. Unloaded a car of men in the crowd to help the in of J. Ford, of west Chicaski, last mnino mrea.

i ne collision was caused gUUUj A 11U1 JJLJ UUJi I J. Ion Ardery Proprietor. week, in consultation with Dr. by train orders not being delivered. Cintt Arrant trl A ie 1 Tl (Y I oauiaxs-uc here were three locomotives in Thralkil, of Caldwell.

an entorcea lay-pti on account 01 fh nj a1 thp hnilKrs his health. He has bought the exploded. It was the worst wreck The Hunnewell Markets Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Russell, of Joplm, are here visiting old friends. Mrs. Russell, who is in confectionery business of George that has occurred on the old reli Bowers, on Main for a tempo very poor health, also came to take Butter 15 Eges io rary business. treatment from Dr. Ardery.

Potatoes 60 Patent medicine fakirs have been There will be a boxing raateh at Sweet Potatoes. 75 Fence Your Farms and Crib Your Corn With Climax Fencing. the tabernacle, in Black well, at 2:30 camping in the east part ot the city this week, giving street con p. Sept. 16th, between Dallas certs and selling their goods.

Took Ohristv. of Kansas City, and Leah away several dollars and left very Appies 50 Cattle Chickens SlA Hens 4 Grapes 2 cts. per lb. VVilliford, of Pittsburg, Ivans. little in return.

The Amsden Lumber Co. has i 8 Smith, general Mm, Kan and Miss Nannie Shobe has just re bought lots on the corner of Main turned from her farm near Elwell, and Fifth Streets, from D. R. Mc Rye. 1 A 'grant.

SeunMes. 40 Kansas, where she went to arrange Knight. These lots will be used for the shipping of her wheat. in their business in addition to those With Van Zant Imple't Hunnewell. Corn No.

2 Hard Wheat. No. 2 Soft 20 already occupied by them. Her wheat is the best of any yet threshed out in that vicinity and rpade a fine yield. Married, Sunday morning, Sept 5th, 1897, at the brides home four W.

J. Bryan will address the peo miles south of Hunnewell, by Rev W. H. Franks, from Drycreek, pleat the Kansas state tair, in Hogan, Owen Hamilton and Miss ten miles south of Hunnewell, was Ora Burnett. Mr.

and Mrs. Hamil- in town, Thursday, with wheat Wichita, Oct. 1st, on the subject of 1 Bimetallism. ton will live on the farm north of that our buyers offered him one dollar per bushel for. He has towu lately occupied by Mr.

Rijrss A tramp wandered by a swimming about one thousand bushels of this pond out at Hutchinson the other A movement is now on foot to HUNNEWELL. The best wheat market in Southern Kansas or Northern Oklahoma. $10,000 paid out for wheat every day. Draws trade from twenty-five miles. All kinds of business enterprises welcomed.

A good bank needed, Gome to a good town where the business is. Address this paper for information. wheat. secure a bank in Hunnewell. Mr.

evening and stole the garments of a promineut citizen. Tbe prominent W. B. Davis, the man accused Pool, of the Sedgwick County Bank, of forgery at South Haven, for- of Wichita, is looking up the mat ter, and if satisfactory arrangements feited his bond ot $250 in cash by can be made, a branch bank will be failing to appear yesterday. The put iii at once.

school fund is $250 ahead and School commenced last Mondav. Davis will probably not be molest- the 0th inst, with a' good attendance. ed if he stays out of the country. Thfl first. da.v was snpnf in evf.li an or- Mail -1 $7.50 For $5.00 niguuons uuu gcuiiig reauy lor uie JUr.

and jurs. J. Jones very citizen waited until after the curfew bell rang and then went home clothed in suspense Ex. With the gradual decline in the price of wheat, a certain Wellington young man sees his matrimonial chances slowly but surely slipping away from him. His girl owns 1,700 bushels of wheat in the Strip, and uhe promised to marry him if wheat reached $1 per bushel and she could realize 61,700 from her farm and thereby start to housekeeping in comfortable style.

The girl was offered 93 cents for her wheat at one time, but she held out for the dollar mark. Now is down work. Prof. Easter went to Wei- pkasantly entertained a large num lington Monday afternoon, and ber of their friends, at their home The Kansas City Times, one year, made the exchange of books for the southwest of town, last Tuesday pupils, evening. The part was civen in Tbe ford on the Chicaski river at honor of Mr.

Jones' birthday anni Rockfalls, south of town, that has versary, and was a surprise to the The Wichita Daily Star, Your Home Paper, Total, $4 00 2 SO I OO $7 50 $1.25. Old been in such a bad condition, was gentleman. Dainty refreshments fixed the first of the week. A. J.

were served, and the guests were Bownrs went to our business, men entertained with games and music and secured the necessary money to It was a complete surprise to. Mr. to 75 cents aad the young folks have for have the work done, and it is now Jones, and was enjoyed by all pres All for $5.00 a year or three months or new subscribers. about made up their minds to re main single. Wellington Journal in first class comliliou.

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