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Lrveyville News
Jeanie Orton
e-mail: jeanieorton@yahoo.com
has given the basis. His condition is better
do more but he is still suffering and is
coming very weak. His parents, Bruce
very well; and Karen Miller, are still
inten tion
I Would like
a few things
school
both grade
at Har-
rny husband
Sue from
the Ist and
What he hu-
Was Sue's
all the an-
ques-
her
"I knowl I
Sometimes
to the front
make her
a Small town
ev-
~ted in the
was true
Kayettes,
other
to keep us
time. When
winter to
we (Sue, my-
and Arlene
at Arlene's
after-
discuss old
was
visited
in Har-
mother was
Sue's house
husband
With them on
s. Sue was a
and will be
all who knew
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The Wabaunsee County Signal-Enterprlse, Thursday, June 13, 2002
lk Dust
Barbara Rowley
RR 1, Box 85 Eskridge, KS 66423
Plants DrinkTo Our Health
I don't know how I got over Another great Saturday
the hill without getting to the evening at Emmanuell Cow-
(NAPS)--Gardeners and farm-
ers have found a way to improve
casual ob- with him too because their top. boy Hat Night was such a suc- what they grow while protecting
noted some house is so far away in Reno. Gary Rowley dropped by to cess; there are rumors about awhere we all live.
: around theAnnabelle says "God Bless see Darrell and Rachel Tucker Hawaii night with grass skirts. I ,_v.~~,,~ ~_/.t
in Americus Wednesday on his. Linda McDiffett played the
you, I will never forget you way home from work. He was piano and a variety of singers
goes out to all".
Lry Carring- Mike and Jenee Potter and "wondering if Darren's game atlead the singing. Just to name
Osage had been rained out. a few, Bart Finney, Dwight [ ~(~_~_~ i[
leler,31raeier'Mary,sSUe daysS°n atQUlnt°nthe end spentof May severalvisiting His game this Saturday eve- Andt~es, Duane Andrea, Albert |
Glen's wife, his folks, Lee and Maxine ning wasn t postponed and Morgan, Charles Macy, Anna
1
;_cently while Potter. While they were here they only got beat by two Bailey, Brandi and Stacie
Hawaii. The they attended Mike's son's points. Vaughn, Bailey Crosby, Pat
held at the wedding in Kansas City and We had driven home from Smith, and Pat Andres. Pat
Lod st Church also the Harveyville Alumni Emporia mid-morning Tues- and Bob sang =Billy Boy". Ila
Will be at theBanquet on May 25th, which day in what could be called aMac Macy gave a humorous
tery. Da e was also their anniversary, torrential downpour from reading about a wasp, and [¢i~--~., ..-Z:(~]
set as Visitors who stopped by to seeAmericus to Road E. yeah, I aorta sang. Sheryl
Mike and Jenee were Harry Greg and Carissa McKenzie Crooks delivered an important A liquid plant food helps pro-
Tenbrink
Ramos of
Fennln of
their Ist an-
at the
Citizens Hall
8th. Sev-
from Idaho,
all over the
grand-
McK-
amego. They
game and of
table con-
Bill McK-
aunt, Lorine
daugh -
played in
tourna-
*org and
Satur-
n. Out of 85
they
in of Kansas
in of
of the
on Monday
their Hon-
and had
and Avis Rig-
from
hey) Miller,
to all for
prayers for
Miller. He
home with
this
Angeles
been.
s to receive
a twice weekly
and Donna Rigsby, Gary and
Jane Potter, Mike and Nancy
Potter, and Mark and Susan
Potter.
Mike Potter's son, Chad, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, stopped by
recently to visit his grandpar-
ents, Lee and Maxine Potter.
Then on Sunday afternoon,
Gary and Jane Potter paid a
visit to Lee and Maxine.
Congratulations to Ed and
Tay Tijerina on the occasion
of their 40th anniversary. Ed
says he just had a successful
medical checkup from the
doctor and that the doc rec-
ommended he go out and play
golf every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday. My husband,
Dick, says he's changing doc-
tors right awayl
Norman and Pearl Lue ap-
preclate all the cleanup help
they received after last mon-
th's tornado.
For you T-bailers, on Sat-
urday, June 15th, it's Har-
veyville at Burlingame B.
I would personally like to
know ff anyone out there has
any pictures of the old Har-
veyville grade school; the one
that was torn down when the
new one was built in the mid
50's. There have been several
queries about this subject so
thought I'd see if you folks
could help us out. Please con-
tact me at 589-0113 or email
me at jeanleorton@yahoo
com.
A man registered at a hotel and
was taken to his room by the
bellhop. 'Tm glad there's a fire
escape next to my room," he
remarked. "But what's the big idea
of putting the Bible in such a
prominent place?"
'qhat's in case you don't escape
the fire," answered the bellhop.
As sure as night follows day,
and winter follows summer, so
wrath follows sin.
There's a heaven to gain and a
hell to shun. And the Bible urges,
"Flee from the wrath to come."
If you linger, you may be lost
forever. If you put it off, you may
perish. The Bible says, "Right now
God is ready to welcome you.
Today He is ready to save you."
Come to the Lord now. Don't put
it off, put it over.
More people would team
from their mistakes if they
weren't so busy denying that
they made them.
stopped in Friday evening to
tell us there were calves in the
road down by the Langley well.
Noel Wayman came over on a
4-wheeler and helped us get
them in. (Actually we sort oi
helped him, those 4-wheelers
are real cutting horses.) It was
good to see our neighbors.
We also heard from some
"neighbors" a little farther
away. Margaret and Jim
Wyatt, Krista and Jordon were
having a great time in Utah
and getting close to Nevada
when she called. Linda Bur-
ress called Saturday from their
home in Florida. They are well
and Austin is driving his own
car, now. He was five when
they moved next to us. Those
1 1 years went by in a hurry.
John and Mary Rowley vis-
ited us Saturday moming.
Marge was released from* the
hospital that day.
message in her story of her
trip to Africa.
Bill Unruh, Will Eldridge,
Dean Swenson, Virginia Shaw,
Carl and I were there from
Chalk.
Please remember to remove
any decorations that you wish
to keep, that are in the way of
the lawnmowers by June 15th,
from Chalk and Pleasant Ridge
Cemeteries.
The first woman to have a seat
on the New York Stock Exchange
was Muriel Siebert in 1967.
mote plant growth and preserve
our environment.
They use a liquid plant food that
does not add nitrates. This more
efficient and environmentally-
friendly way to feed crops, grass
and garden plots starts with a com-
pJete and balanced plant food. It
contains a uniquely processed
humic substance, Humigin, that
• provides for better absorption and
activity in the plant, and increases
the biological activity in the soil.
The plant food contains trace
elements including iron, copper,
manganese, zinc and a special acti-
vator. The activator helps plants
use natural nutrients to promote
stronger, more productive growth
and increased yields. Called
Monty's Joy Juice, the plant food
works in all types of soil and has
been recognized and approved as
beneficial as a soil conditioner and
safe for the environment.
You can learn more online at
www.montysjoyj uice.com.
Saturday, June 29, 2002 ** 10:00 a.m.
?_6324 Boothill Road, Alma, Kansas
Directions: Approx. 1 mile south of Alma on Hwy. 99, then east on Skyline Rd. approx. 7 miles to Boothill
Rd. then north 1/2 mile to auction site. From Topeka, take Hwy. 4 to Skyline Rd., which is approx. 2
miles west of Keene. go approx. 6 miles on Skyline Rd. to Boothill Rd., then north 1/2 mile. Watch for
signs.
Open House: June 19th 5 to 7 p.m. Antique Machinery ~L~--JD40 self
Real Estate Sells at 12:30 p.m. propelled combine; Int. 2-row disk planter; Int. manure
Description: 320 acres more or less with 1129 sq. ft. 3 spreader on steel; JD manure spreader on steel; dump
bdrm Ranch-styli home on a walkout basement. Home rakes; Int. corn sheller, McCormick Deedng horse culti-
was built in 1964 with spacious open floor plan. Land vator, Stockland pull-type road grader, 8 ft. blade corn-
consists of approx. 80 acres of farmland with balance plite 1920's; Killefer 3 shank ripper on steel; walking
building site, pasture, and hay meadow, This is hunter's alfalfa seeder wooden box; David Bradley walking gap
paradise, with a creek running through the property, den tractor; Killfer 5 ft. tumble bug; disk and cultivator
some timber and very secluded. Must see to apprecl- for David Bradley; Int. Z-row lister; JD Van Brunt grain
ate! drill, galvanized box on steel; JD 2-bottom plow; 3-
Legal Description: NW 1/4 Sec. 34-12-11 and the blade disk plow; 2-wheel pony cart; 4-wheel pony
SW 1/4 Sec. 27-12-11, Wabaunsee County, Kansas. wagon; NH side delivery rake; 4-wheel running gear;
Terms: 15% down payment day of Auction. Balance home built post hole digger;, AC 8 ft. tandem disk; 5 ft.
due when merchantable title and warranty deed are rotary mower;, Int. loader trip bucket; NH buzz saw;
delivered. Closing on or before July 30, 2002. Prop New Idea 7 ft. sickle mower; JD No. 5 sickle mower;
erty sells in As-is Condition. All Buyers' inspections pull type big bale carrier;, Z-wheel trailer w/Army flatbed;
are to be done prior to the Auction. Sale is not contin- tandem axle trailer; Int. hay crimper; Woods Bros.
gent of Buyer's financing. Property sells with tenants compicker complete.
rights for 2002. Broker and auctioneers are represent- ~lligjtc,s,_P_tJmiiLv_cs~T~ls j[LMisc. -__ Model A
ing the Seller. For information contact Greg Hallgren rear axle and wheels; Model A wheel; lots of misc. Farmall
at Alspaw Brokerage (620) 767-6059. and JD parts; Farmall CI wrenches; Vulcan anvil; house
Gurm: Western Field 12 ga. Shotgun pump; American jack; buzz saw blades; CI pulleys; Model T front axle
Gun Work single shot 410 shotgun; Spdngfield 12 ga. and wheels; steel wheels; well pipe clamp; Reed 4 in.
Shotgun single shot. bench vise; bits and stirrups; saw sets; tire patcher;
l'~cks ~ Car- 1958 Ford F-S00 4 sp. 6 cyl. Army Huffman oil bottle; pump jack; piston pump; single tree;
flatbed, runs good, 58,134 miles; 1944 International continuous belts; Maytag wringer washer;, kerosene jar,
KB7 dump truck, no motor, 1950 Ford 2-dr coupe flat hames; McCall's pattern cabinets; primitives of all kinds;
6, not running.
Tracto LCrawler -- 1939 Caterpillar R2 crawler
gas motor SN4J157 complete; 1945 Farmall H narrow
front overhauled good paint and rubber;, 1948 Farmall
M narrow front runs good; 1944 FarmaU M Schwartz
wide front with stacker runs good; 1947 Farmall H nar-
row front runs good; 2-Farmall F12's salvage; Farmall
Regular salvage; Farmall F-20 salvage; Dual 300 loader
S ft. bucket good condition; Wizard 11 hp lawn trac-
tor.
l Terms: Cash -- N'oI'~Responsible For Accidents ]
Statements made day of auction, take precedence
over written materials.
grease pump; brass scale; coffee grinder;, wooden pul-
liy; tap and die set; B&D nibbler sheet metal cutter,
like new; Miller 225 amp welder; Puroxtorch with new
50 ft. hoses; Western Horseman and Adzona Highway
magazines; socket sets; wrenches; concrete tools; hand
tools of all kinds; old wood level in good condition; B&D
7 in. hand grinder, torque wrench; pipe cutter, shallow
well jet pump; hand pumps; WWI wooden truck bows;
quilts; vadous paintings by Ethel Falk; CI bell; 3-drawer
oak chest; water fall front dresser and chest of draw-
ers; single bed; various dishes and glassware; misc.
kitchen items; Crosley chest type deep freezer; sal-
vage iron; burial vault forms from early 1900's; and
many, many more items too numerous to mention.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
6reg Hallgren
785-499-2897
Alta Vista,
Ethel Falk- Seller JayE. Brown
Haligren Auctions 785-482-3596
Kansas ** 785-499-5376 ** fax 785-499-5418
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