The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday October 7, 1898 Ben HOFFMAN of the Harper Advocate made his usual weekly trip to the county seat Tuesday. Ralston's Breakfast Food for health, Grape Nuts for brain and nerves, Pillbury's Vitos for health and strength; Shredded Whole Wheat; economical, wholesome, palatable, nutritious, all to be had at the Alliance Exchange. W.F. KITCHEN of the Hutchinson & Southern was an Anthony visitor several days this week. Mr. Kitchen is in poor health and is taking his vacation in hopes of reuperating his health. Mrs. Grant TRAVIS leaves to day for Toledo, O., on a shor tvisit to Z.B. TRAVIS, a brother of Grant. She may visit other relatives of Grant's while she is in Ohio. Isaac TRASK, head bookkeeper at the First National Bank left Tuesday afternoon for a visit with his sister, Mrs. H. M. DENLINGER at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Ike has applied himself and has been very attentive to his duties for the past two years and his vacation is well earned. Miss Maude ASH came up from the Strip the first of the week and will attend the public schools here this winter. She will make her home with her aunt, Miss Rachel ALLEN, of the Fourth ward. Mrs. R.H. FOX who has been very sick at her home in the Fourth ward for the past three weeks has so improved as to be able to sit up at this writing. P.G. WALTON has had his residence on North Springfield Ave., fitted up with a system of hot water heaters which will put in use as soon as cold weather sets in. A.C. BENNETT formerly of this city but now engaged in the hotel business at Oklahoma City was looking after property interests here last Monday. Commissioner W.A. MILLER chairman of the board has not been as attentive to his duties as usual this week, and the excuse offered is that a girl baby put in its appearance at his home Monday of this week. For a day or two the little one was quite sick but they now think it will get along nicely.