The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
JOY ~ KANSAS.
The Editor Has Substantial Evidence 81 the
Good Times That Have Come.

JOY ~ kANSA&
The Editor Has Substantial Evidence 81 the
Good Times That Have Come,
From ne yates Center N,W,
The Ne,Os % grateful TO q. Fl. Wright of Baldwin
for mess Of extra nice honey: which Moses Bad
Wright understands bee culture sure enough.
From TIE anthony Republican.
M and Mrs. e. RichaEdson Tsm ned, Re- the
some bouquet Of sweet peas; great, hne. fragrant
prsduce Of Harper ooSnty soil without artificial aid
or rrieat on of any sort just good land and clean
From ne Diohton Herald.
The time for roasting cars has again arri 'rd Our
dy Whom or c f
we used to go swimming and fishing some thirty or
iouf sack full of green corn We are duly grateful
friend who NJ kindly remembered the printer.
From The Sm,h County journal.
F., l.. Morgan's heart is in the right place. Last
farorite fruitthe hrst of the season. at this ONCE
From the Logan R,pUJiicdn
This office acknowledges indebtedness to Mrs. A.
u Miller for nice mess Of new potatoes. They
econ this season. and tho whole force. from the
devil down to the editor pronounced them good.
Erop N" Nedcins Lodlge fnd,T.
We don't understand now Milt Hull Of the Kiopa
peek Of apples and a hsf bnshei Of cncumbers ali
in the day, free and unasked. Wccant account
for il unlrss Ii" hypnotizes the boys down there.
From ne FAiihp sburg Dispdtrh.
Rev shuckley, who is always the first farmer in
the county 10 supply the editors table with new
potatoes did not fail us this year but came in yes
trrday with nice mess from hia garden, Now there
@o % RIf fcT VINO '00' f'''' NA'' nc " '
From The Fhtihpsburp Dispatch.
CONDUCTOR 4. H. Wright has squared himself with
this office He brought u, generous supply Of the
largest and incest new potatoes that VI have seen
from Arkansas. and Their were enough of them for
COOL mess. The claim that they were hoet before
breakfast may or NAV not account for their large
size.
From he tdrrte,o Enterprise.
Conditional thanks. Il the snsynmhers SO gener.
the cramps well and good. otherwise nix.
trom ne Satan Hmes-Sfor.
chas; Ruble was in town Tue LAY, md had several
20 nj, frSndT at % cent, s ef, salon hov He
gallon Of the cider, for which they were thankful.
From the Quenemo R,Dutii,dn.
& n a 9y vn tnS %, SsEs in 'n :
s"t IN tfS aftcrnoon In the evening Mrs
| Williams did the ZANE thing. Now, we don't want
oher so vii r'mpr nsS BY sayiHs they wer" both
best oHr thanks &. the ia lies for their kind renem
From the Gdy'pyd HeraH
When Dick Clack promises the editor mess Of
new potatoes he brings them in promptly on time
From ne Do,rns Times
Jasnor Garner was down from his farm on Twelve
Mile Tuesday. He said " Hello!' to the Tunes he
| passed. We're going up 10 Jap's pretty soon aud
get a good chicken dinner.
From the Ness Comfy Nsrs
Eli Harmon dropped into the office this week with
among other things deposited a half bushel Of po-
not thS WS H m W. nay" ss
inches in circumference one way and ten one half
inches tn, other.
From tie Cdanui, Tribune.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. Hadeen for box of
Strawberries that were nearly as large as walnuts
and delicious AZ they were large
From the EskridOs Star.
This oficc received nice treat from Mr. C. W
PHigc in The way of q box OF dewberrcs some Of
which were at least three inches in circumference,
an were from one To two inches in length.
From The Hore Palladium.
This office is under obligations to Ben Cooper, Of
nare Mr. c"nper is mod,l farmer, and his etrS "
this year have been rewarded by a most excellent
crop of all kinds.
From n, Gaylord Herald.
Our old friend. Sam D ,loa, remembers the Herald
folks with nice mess of roasting about every
time he comes to town.
From the yates Centre N,,rs
Hon. J. H. ltaycr was AS usual about the first to
oTS ns% % S to % 1 o Srs tnd a:
man, who had IN pleasure of tssstiip en- a' n,c.
mess one day last week
From The THithpsbuyg Despatch.
Farmer .i Frank stipson left at the home of the
of chickens he raise on his farm. After had
present fro" Mrs snson to Mrs r. The ample Ma
was All right and We can rec ,mmend Mrs sunson
preacher happicst when snmpling nice yellow
Lett f ab s3pr ae Rs nr Of hGrTg the
key. is that should he religiously followed
by those who have them
From the IrrInn Lcadrr.
This Office is under obligations to Theodore Gay.
lord for basket fun 4 the finest new POTATOES We
than mans double fist.
From The LiLerdI Nctcs.
Mrs: Abe y. stoufer has the thanks of the Nc,c,
srnted Tuesday afternoon when the wheather was
about as hot as-well. mighty hot; 1t was the hot
boys from utter collapse.
From he Columbus Adrocae
The employees of this office, Including the editor
! Matheny and daush,crs. for which they have our
sincere tina nks. We desire to right here that we
! prescut-,han that given us yesterday. 1t was
simply delicious and We enjoyed it very much.
From The Hedde RenubiicIn.
! The Giobr family thank Franklin Sourbeer for
| most delicious gallon of fine straw berries of his
own raising; RECENTLY presented. Think of four
meant oLe'haf gallon for the GioLs man and all for
| one meal.
From II, Santa f. Moni,or
/ Uncle John stansifer Santa Fe visitor Sat
! urday and very kindly remembered the printer by
bucEetf9l Of pickles We accept these little TOKENS
Of friendship in the same generous spirit in which
they are gwen. Thank you.
From he Gaylord Herald.
year was presented to the Her"id folks one dsH this
| week by our good friend Andy Nicholson. II ther
! fair sample of the field from which tuey we're
gaths red 1t ought to make anywhere from so to 10
| bushels to the acre.
From N" Gaylord Herald.
There are strong indications that Lyme Cook il
about to quit the evil Of his political ways and be
| come good Republican once more He brought
the editor Of this paper half bushel or of the
| hnest peas we ever saw the other day.
| From the Biu' Mound Sun.
| ]. A. Grasty was pleasant caller Saturday. He
left a head of early cabbage for the editors family
| that weighed nearly nine pounds. present from
| Mrs GrastY; Cabbage Is unusually good this year
but the head LEFT at the sun Office by Mr. Grasty as
one of the largest and finest, for early cabbage we
| have ever seen.
| From The DodGe Citv democrat.
| We return thanks to T; f. French for a basket of
splendid potatoes raised Uy him. They will average
! over pound apiece. one of the largest weighed
| u pound and quarter They all hrm and solid
! Mr.. French will have big yield OF potatoes and
| they will all average good size. They of the
| Early Ohio variety aud come from seed shipped in
! by Mr. French.
From the Linn County Rrpubhc.
John CRsida contributed a half bushel of Inc Irish
| potatoes to our family larder yesterday.