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The Benton Call from Benton, Kansas • 4

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AN DOVER BRIEFS. the Mias Nania Buker is home now and probably for the summer. She is one JOHN CROW. Miss Cecil hernia of Wiohlta ib visiting with Mr, and Mrs, IT. L.

Wallaop, Mias Minnie Marlow of Wiamta is of the graduates of the Wichita Universi J. 0. Uturie shipped two onr of oats visiting her brother, E. Murlow, thia ty of the class or '1)3. We bps glad to Ezamin the buruess at the postoffloe Suturduy.

PROPRIETOR OF week, and give your orders to James Parks. lUtt 4 Crow shipped oat a fine load of Mrs. H. Ti'iggs returns! to her have ber with us again. John Thompson is displaying considerable ability as a painter on Mr.

Riddles' bouse. Any one wanting sub work home in Dulutb, VVeduasday togs Hon day. We were compelled to omit a portion of our correspondences tbis week for LIVERY. FEED evening, Tbe towu well whs prilled Mdnday A. Smith of the Chioago Lumber want of space, done would do well to see Johu before letting their job.

Co 4 was in tbe oity Saturday. end repaired I IH III E. Harding has contracted with Mr AND Oar oitv. and all tbe surrounding peo oili from E. Get your lubricating Phillips Won Harrison to build him several house Milo Fuller sold three harvesters last Wednesday, and three more the latter part of the week.

It's evident that some ple, that want to enjoy a royal good time will fill their baskets and bottles the 4th He began the work yesterday. of our farmers are flroinff to have some- of July and snugly losnte themselves in Mrs C. M. Dudgo and little boy were Sale Stable. Benton, Kan C.

L. Herwig'N iurni residence is com thins: to harvest, in spite of dry weather tbe Dill grove that borders tne town on at Butler's capital Monday afteroon. pleted, and tboeo who Luvo seen it say tbe east and proceed to be merry all ana oninob oogs, Those oluttis sprays only 15 oeuta a that it is a cozy littlo homo. Volnev Stiles has improved the looks day. Ice oream and other goody goodies wlllbs served on the grounds, a good sneaker will be invited and good music of his store room by papering and paint good tbing and cheap at Pattersons, Dr, Hezznrd informs ns that he has ing.

Prosperity nutt be edging around that way or he could not afford to be ians will add to the pleasure of the day. PATRONIZE YOUR HOME TOWN. deoided to praotioe medicine here, and is Maw sSoi a are sellinir lower at tbe NYt Friday the Akdover Call will adding audi improvements, Mole iii Wall than was ever -known in ready now to respond to calls. His pre histoiy oi Benton. The E.

ohnrch is about completed fessional card will appear in these 'Col unfurl its banner to tbe breezes and float the emblem of peaoe and friendship to and is very tastily and securely repaired. umns next week. all. While the venture may not be Tbe sextou can now ring the bell three Eddie Hornaday has gone out In the ountiy to work for A. O.

Davis, on tbe nnnnfissf.il. wi will have the satisfaction Frod Mntbes fwka to say that ho times every Sunday it he wunts to of knowing "that lightning seldom strikes bought bis to nnto soud of Frank Jauncr, Quite a number of our yonng people twice in the same place. ir tne peopin Both are after tlio porson thut gave the attended tbe commencement exercises at Wichita University Wednesday and Tbe "Laurels" will be presented at Hjbiboua ball Saturday night, by borne Joko away, nud thu end in not yet, here want a peper patronize it ana you will have one, if not, the detriment will be to von and not to the one who wants Thursday evenings. tn. with vnnr liln.

make Something Out Prof, and Mrs. Couinr returned the taltut, Mrs. A. B. Cox spent last week at the first of the week and are at home to their bed side of her sick mother, Mrs.

H. of tbe place where your business and so-nittl intirntn are so closely identified John Sohmitt of Palmyra was hauling friends on East bill. Kison, in Wichita timber from tbe Beutou yard Monday T.iviiiir in a town without a paper, is like Aaron Wolf and Peter Faustoot are at for batn. Cards are out announcing tbe marriage living sway from the glorious sunshine; we need it and to make a success of onr tending the World's fairr Aaron will de of Miss Hattie Horner to a Mr, Lou then liver a lecture at our school house on his town we muet have it, The beat barguins ever offered in men toue shoes can now be had at "Hole in a gentlemen of Chioago, The wedding return, giving pointers and his eiperi enoes. To those wishing to attend it takes plaoe next Wednesday.

Hawaii," GREENWICH GRAZfNGS, Soft wheat is ready to harvest. will undoubtedly be of considerable yal W'm. Crow, of Wiohita, brother of our This bus been a great week for ship ue t6 tbem to hear bim No.oharge. The program which was rendered here P. Massey has a very fine solid gold Vowiisuian, John Crow, came up Batur on a visit, Sunday for Children's day was very in ments from Benton, J.

Henrie has been shipping oate, Herr Sf Crow bogs and some ten to fifteen farmers have watch, nineteen jewels, Studebaker movement, fire proof, eight pound oase teresting. There was a large crowd pre- To ruies tbe play at Bobisona hall on which he wonld like to trade for a good sent and mapy oould not get inside the been sending Pfof. Show chinoh bugs. fautnrday night will be to miss the best ohnroh. Much credit is due it.

A. ruii- 160 aore bottom farm, even. Its a good runner and can be heard all over town I want to buy for spot cash a three entertainment the season. lipi and Mr. Deon for the Way they had trained the children.

The children's ticking the time away, year old mare, weight about 1.000 pounds, blaok, bay or chestnut preferred. Mdst be rengy and a fine actor. Desire The Ladies Aid Society of the 0. P. will meet with Mrs Dennis Bird Tripp is attending the Normal in offering wblob wos taken at the olose El Dorado; she expeots to be one of the only baiter broke.

Db. Huzzabd, amounted to $r0'63. tyineearner Friday June 18. at 2 Mbs. S.

D. Wallacb, educators next fall. K. Brown and wife started for the This hot weather brinirs the ice cream Miss Lib Bowman, of Dixon. ia Buy the Light Running PLANO Binder, with the Fly Wheel Attachment- Simplest, Strongest and Best.

Be Sure and Get the PLANO TWINE. It takes the Lead. We Sell the above, also MPLEMENTS, HARDWA11E, LUMBER AND COAL. (Try our McAlister Washed Nut Coal. Best for Summer) Come and see us.

E. PHILLIPS SON, ana lemanade trade to Wtvlluoe restau fair Monday. visiting ber sister, Mrs. Harbangh. E.

Phillips Son keep a full line 0 Mtmrdware at bottom prices. rant to such an extent that bo is oomnell- Mabel and Stanley Haden. of Wichita Mrs D. O. Kennedy and Mrs.

V. Stiles ea to move ins uoustiuoia ciiects to an visited at George Lents Saturday, other bouse iu order to accommodate were shopping in Wichita Monday. Buy yotir lumber of E. Phillips Son Good quality and low prices, the rush) Ramsey stole a march on the town Ada McKay of Valley Center visited one day last week and taking two wagons If anybody else wants to tread on tba friends here last week, returning home Sunday. Jusf arrived at E.

Phillips Sons, a tail of the coat of the Call's lively Indi- Best for to haul oaok tne nan sailed away to ine fishing ground where tbe boys caught so many cat fish, calculating to have carload of McAlister nut coal. anola correspondent he has tbe hearty Sam Wolf has been voryiok for some summer. Try it. permission of this paper to make the at time but is recovering rapidly. of oat and "red hoes" fish before coming back.

He caught a devil of a A fine line of ladies lace slippers for isi and 81.30 at E. Crouches, tbe tempt. Mrs. Frank Gay is nearly over htr cold, got a bite under each arm and then GREENWICH, JvAbAa. 'Hole in Wall." oame home and swore he never went The Whitewater seotion of the state of spell of sicknesp.

i. hi i i 1 1 fishing. Butler will present a Candidate for a Fred Feldner and Henry Bookner was Charley Stewart has the finest thing 'wb have seen in the way of power. His Charles Cad was on our streets yester Jim Euiny and Md Harper drove some out fishing Monday, Feldner oaugnt day looking for a location. oattle to the Wichita stock yards last three proh an inch long and Bookner windmill furnishes power to run oounty office to the coming republican convention-, and every precinot will be represented in full, asserting their rights.

Remember thia Dr. Rnntnn has been in bed fttnr Monday that belong to I A. Harper. killed five brill frogs. days trying to get rid of the fever sym- J.

LANGDON, The UNDERTAK ER- BENTON, KAN Fred Feldn'er-, the great eash store, jhia feedmill, corn eheller and churn. Several Kansas editors are taking in toms that were beginning toflaow np WE8t BENTON NEWS. Maud and Mabel Voyls of Wiohita are come Bud see, money talks. He is mak big letters all over him-. Sand Burr" suggests that Benton he world's fair while the "devils" are ing room for his immense stock he has Col.

Wm Aaron, the first mayor of and Andover join forces and hold an old visiting with the Armstrongs. Bowling Green, was visiting in our city ordered. Goods mttst go regardless or cost igettiog their papers out schedule time. Mrs. G.

Harman and little chil Sunday. Lon Lane has a very nice field of oats Wallace returned to Chautau number of the Andover bloods at-, Fiftv cents fbr the Call from now un dren came up from Wichita Saturday to tended Children's day at Seltzer Sunday, time pionic in Beck's grove on the 4th of July, That's light, let-steps be taken at ono9 in that direction. The Call editor does not care to make the speeoh of the day, but ho would like to have a good Fourth of July dinner. qua connty Tuesday, aecompanied by his til January 1st HA, Leave your Bubeori-tion with Postmaster Lent. Some skeleton key jacklegged son of Biece Ida Arrnstrong.

an egg suoker unlocked the baok door of E. Phillips Son bto baying grain at Maud Voyls, Nora Hays and Elma Sam Tripp store one night last 3k isit Grandpa Crouch and Mr BolliDgs Jbas purchased a MoCor-1tuick harvester from our implement dealer, E. 8. Sharp, and will soon be Jrcady to sail in the wheat field, The Methodist Sabbath school has Dr. A.

B. Webber Physician Surgeon. No calls responded to during night hour only in extreme eases. GREENWICH KIN and robbed the cash box of Dr. Burton.

Armstrong spent a pieasau aueruuuu with Saroh Borg Moadoy, tbe occasion Tony Chaney the eleven year old son Several dollars were caref ally piled away Greenwich, Keobi and Benton, 'luis is awide-a walse firm and they buy mnob grain during the year. Tbey do business twelve months in tbe year and tbe in one corner of the for World air of Gid Chaney traa badly kicked by a being Miss Sarah's birthday, spending money which did not escape. mala last Sunday. He received severe the thief notice. Mr.

'Xnpp part pi 'postponed its Child rene day exercises for Heary James of Wiohita was again in farmers always find a market when they the store was not molested. injuiies near the temporal bone the flesh being badly torn, it is thought that the our midst Sunday. 'one week. The date as changed is Bun-'doy, June 25th. go to tbem.

Next Sunday will be Children's Day at The dry weather, together with the Andover: an interesting program bos been Greenwich will Boon have a string bones are uninjured. Dr. Horner of Whitewater was imme Jiately oalled and 1 SON HOWARD E. selected which Will, no doubt please all band of eight pieces. Hessian fly and chinoh bugs, ate uwng the wheat rousrh.

Bev. Moore is talking who attend. dressed the wound. He is at present doing very well. Jacques Bros, and families of Wichita di it is reported that one bl our society E.

Philips and Son, the grain mer-'ohonts of Qreenwioh, bought and ship-Iped from Benton this week 4,000 bushels of oate, for which they paid $1,000 Lost A pair of ladies gloves wrapped of tryiog some of Prof. BnOw a visited thir parents bene Snnday. 'V young men is very anxious to trade his x.y.2. bugs. single-seated buggy for a double seated George Elliott is able to be around; Notice er after June 15th, 1893 will refuse to respond to calls as I am one.

His girl's mother is fond of going! NORTH WEST BEN TON. again since bis severe aooident. Glad to see him out-. too, wuen tne young laoy goes, ana to Floyd "Hawthorne has reoovered from going to quit business at this plaoe, All owing me must oall and settle at onoe, keep from being too mnob crowded, tbe bis recent illness. wants to get a larger buggy.

He A. t. Tovey is Viewing the great fair ain't tbe chap to stand back for a little A. B. Webber, M.

Greenwich, Kans. Mm. Charles Avery is quite sick, Hi- u. T. Hnmlai-fliR received a hBnd- at Chicago.

tbing like that. Guess not. Mr. and Mrs. Fieldner visited with nns'iiAUhla nnrriHce from Ladoga, Indi Noad Kieon same out from Wichita on Education is a great tbing, ignorance ana.

Saturday Thad and Maud obiis- T.Cain Sunday. a visit Wednesday. He is very bashful Plasterers and Contractors! AL ABAS TINE WORK A SPECIALITY Satisf action Guaranteed. HENRY A. JONES, REAL ESTATE LOAN AGENT, Greenwich Kansas tened it Sunday, Editor Worley of the Call was hers and at supper that night he ate a quart Fisher is attending conn as WrM talking or his paper.

He is not of soured tomatoes, ms appetite did inrvman in El Dorado, is a serious thing, in faot it is a calamity. It makes people who are limited in that sad endowment, pry into other peoples' businesti. They show laok good Judgement on matters outside of the line of not demand soared tomators but oni succes as an editor but also as a hated to refuse when they were passed nr. raiii1iiRllv flnd- The Call is grauanauy nua- Miss Maggie Dorsey of Wichita vwiten solioitor. her uncle Ubarles Avery lass weun, to him and insisted on "eat all you want" He consulted adootor on reaching home.

a piece of newspaper lliey were 3ioSt between Benton Leveriug's and "Charles Melick's Finder please leove Jat this office. James Parks will take hia "Echj" glee club dut to the Bock Island school house Vest of Furley one week from Friday evening and give a concert. The summer heat is now intenoe; It most draws a blister. And we would 'gladly ramble hence; But for substantial 'evidence, correspond 'with mister. Mrs, Levering and Mrs, Chain aooom-Iphuied by their little folks, went to Eldorado Saturday, rying qyer Sabbatb 'nud attending Children's day eiercises.

Don't fail to get Alladin's Aromatic 'coffee strainers only 15, 25 and 85 cents a piece and have clear and fine flavored ooffee, only to be Quud.at Pattersons, ing its way into every household. Mary Kjbinson their narrow preconcieved ideas in poli and the Fisher families attenuea iue E. Phillips was at Wichita Monday. A. O.

Burton and wife and Sam Baker and wife attended the commencement tics and religion tbis shows itself. They buriel of Mrs. Marshall ot augnsia hi Andovnr last Suuday. Rbv. Wallace, of Benton, will preacB OAJA even en'er sick chambers and try to pro F.inn -itrinson talks oi a trip to tne in the M.

IS. cunrou nere ou duuuo; voke tbe siok or the family to Change exercises at the Wichita university Wednesday evening. The remains of Mrs. Martha Marshal were laidnhe Andover ceiaefary Sun mountains, health seeking. th.

U. night. physloians and "get our doctor." INDIAN UIj. Observes. SOUTH PALMIRA.

omwnh'nB at Mr. Mvrsio's on 20.000 ACRES Improved ard unimproved Elisha Boot of Wichita UroHKbt nisi day evening-. She was ninty-thfee yeftre Auvi a ij vj" of age. Theolgara are on u. alalbes, our TlmraihiV iiittht.

wuB well atieuaeu family out for a few days visit last Huo- dnv morning, arrived at Dr. Harpers be Volney Stiles Spent Saturdav jind San seotion foreman, good and plenty A short There was about thirty present at Miss Sallie Uhainey's bi.t'iday $arty Tues- day; visiting his son rank in luowa. time ago he planted some tomato seed fore breakfast. Thov rooorii a pieuiaui in order tfeat he might raise some plants Land Fob Sale. GREENWICH IS 8ITTJATED IS SEDGWICK COUNT ON THE Fx Scott Wiohita R'k, The moat desirable looation in the state We neglected ta say last week that Joe Lowinan is still confined to his Bond Liies, Fred Slife, Joe Riddle and to set out.

In a few days Mr. Mathes Ewing Howard W. H. McCune ftnd room with- the mumpB. Frank Eble Went fishing and caught 90 niirnlmapil tram E.

Phillips Son, went and pulled np the plants which were large and looked real healthy, and Children's day was duly observed at time and plenty of crpam The dinoourse by EeV Hart at Union both Sunday morning and eveniug were excellent-Mrs Woodruff and grandaughtt from Andover weie vibitinf? here Sunday Mre Avery is real sick The sing is at Bairds Tuesday evening, SHiNar.E, Indiunola ecbool house Inst BaooaiP. them out deolaring to his wife that pounds of cat nan. The report leaked out that they had bought thenf) but p-ob ably has little foundation, es the party whn olaims to have sold them the fish, is a poor fisherman himself. they would raise enough tomatoes to The houf.e was artistically; aecoraien nnA a trnna Drogram was rendered, of Greenwich a Piano-Bandolph header. They have about 590 acres of harvest and 'they are prepared to take 'care of it.

There be a Sterdptio. Exhibition Jnf Hioto ioal. aVaions. ieinperanoe and -I? Jrtrt ta Takb Your WATCHES CLOCKS, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY to Fred Stiles. Silai Baker and Joe Bid- A young peoples rw supply a small canning faotory.

A few days passed when Mrs, Mathes happened to be in the garden and when she oalled to seehow the tomatoes were getting along die geedahorse when he should bav I orgniation has been periecif i. xce Ai mtooiatio oenes iven by A. SM BUSINESS LOCA.I3- Gasoliae at J. C. Henrie's.

FirBt-olaes dressmaking done on tht Robinson form, half mile east and one beed hawed overturned a bairicy, broke a 1 whh crowded at their meeting lest Mimo'ng, of Kingman City, In, Benton, school boss Tonight, June 15, ccai- nittnniutf at 9 o'clock. a reaoh and cracked the daeh 1nv board one niirht last week while reWrn- 8unJay evenrt' shs found that ber husband had made a1 inis'ake and had set out Hot of bull ing from Wiohita, I Frank Ts hs been wreBtTiffg with mile north of town. THE jEWELBRi W. C. BARTfl, thistles.

Mathra is still mad and it is Peter Bally shipped two fide eiirs to a I tlfe nriuips. party in Haverhill Tuesday. Avres has aoneto the world's fair. 13-W Mas, J. u.

van aoKK. Gasoline at J. C. Henriep. The Piano Binders is Bbend of any IRST WORK.

'ax thought will have to resign bis position With the company. Now if he will call One of the Pray boys cut his foot very i TirRiicw i Dlowinjr up one field of SATISFACTION GUABANTEfe badly latft week. We dd not learn bow thing else on the maritot. rnunpe Son se tbem. his wheats with a box of good there will be nothing further said, but we could not retrain from saying a little something.

the aootdewt occurred. Frank Guy Newland were Maua issroina to cut bis wheat. Go to J. H. Langdops for Wl paper; the largest end best tock tueie.evei nsed in Benton: also, the place to gel sizinj Wichita tip Saturday.

THE JEWELER, Bv reriising these oolums you tall Bee lie lumber aSvertieempntof Phillips Son, of Gresuwichv They are 'setting "lumber riht down at bedrock andyOu ''make a mistake by not getting "iheTr'esti. "mates, 1 The Sons.of Veterans have oraerjell Vaeir charter and the mastering of the camp will soon take place. Those reeid iog in the country and were notable to be present at the latt meeting will be notified an taking in as charter mem- er8, FA1BPLAT ITEMS. Frank Rounds and Clifton Peden have JaJee T. B.

Wall, of Wichita, was visit fljet class candies, oiauges, lemons, nut etc. ing his brother John last Haaday. Poach puiohased harvesters must Eph Wagoner's little baby is an'ite kick with fevetv tbis week for feed because many bugs. Dhat bUck republican, stone masc'ta, plasterer knd prince of gtfod old batohe-lors, Moses Dcemvwas doing some work in otft towu last feonfiay. Why don't Bjuton and AudoVbr ldok horus together and have a grand old ice cream and lemonade boomI in Beok'e gveou tbe fourth of July.

Bfcme'ba-tiuunl tuuHU', patriotic songs nd a little If you want a strictly Bret class maohine buy the light running Piano Binder. Farmer will save money by ordering thoir fnfrm imblemdhts wagons, midgies 6neof the Wiiffb used to We drill well as olieai as anv- one. toou, fcra.viHT. live in Andover a number of yeata ego was shaking hands with tbe gdid of our city Saturday. road carta and machine tepairs of James Thoee who gambled on the opting of I Hole.

Alwayg'vc tatiici'ioiK What has b.oome of lUiftj. Bud Fry' We have notscMi him for alonr time. Parks. Borinff seems to be with ns at rest by J'tot Worley would "snrtud 111.1.15 TOWANDA, The reit tn ine ha -ram enodxh We hope be is not do id. PSee TS.

Pliimpa ft Hon abOtftHPrano not steal onr items, as tney are awfully scarce Owen Tunis poisoued Lis face ami it is somewhat larger than it. we1-! Dee went to El Dprado Monday Andy Litmn and faniily visifed Mr! Shannon nuiay What is the matter with Fairploy ha ing a rostofflce? MURDOCK MUDDLINGS. Miss Kittie Bowls who hri hern attending school at Emporia is nt home A carpet tacking was ithe or.Kr of the day at Mr. Monhenv. Igs Friday A large: crowd assembled at Murdock for Hund.iy' worship but the failod to vnmo.

Mios Grace FiMi woi vieitin-r at Mr. Court 21-8 Tuesday CliildrenBday will be fittingly obieived at Vi 'tor tbe lout Sabbath the month Tunc Parks prcaon-tnd i sun Homer with a Sue $10 orun on Saturday and i tho young man vwnl-1 Irs way Coulters iu tottrili oi nu Ho undoubtedly Binder. tin to visitiug Win. Henuard it quiet pot rly of late, mi'st be a bold, ps 1 tl For a tfbid smoke try ihoife Sam Biker cimenenr loosing his book and Hfctfly his life too Jast night. He was di iving along arenas, in Wichita, when a party tbe alley and stip can now prepare to pay and receive their Tbe alley was declared open Tuesday morfjing but npto the time of going to prccs the atrip Tvas closed.

The Call predicts that Williau Park's will be found near tbe band wagon when 'corn picking time comes to a close. Will is a worker that never tires, and if there is Sprig Cigera ne oes oc oinr EOD4. A.L.SAL:LEE, tbe Alwaysilerdy fi'o'iise fTPaMH anfl fchpr- i nwn, to frag by hie told him to bolt. He put the gad to xio who strn-k a 2:40 irait narrowly article -n cler-' 1i k' OitL. It express esonpin the wonld be robbers grab at hia leg.

He stopped abont two m'ci A fresh oar load of salt C. He -ries $110 perbbL Now ia the time to pbwe yotfr orders for Piano Binders, E. Phillips ton sell tWm When yon waut titifctly Tlrst C'W yon waut titrfojtly mrr seutimeuts we did pot woi-a wire-at. better prospect for corn in tbis neck I a i- Onr a Ife says it a wonder, POrADO, the wcofls than can be sson on his farm men are not all dead by tilt way they below to pick np ns hat and the robber oaught np with him that is bis son Silas caught up with him, bat of course he wai not the party who tiif to stop up towJ. tttlSs'B ttbtJfctlt be tfs.

tb's farm journal has found o.i from the lonstli of thick they Bre'tehtiB-jd, circulator of 'HiUed to 'find time Lo Blajca. Raccnri..

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1893-1893