Seward County KS Archives News.....WILSON, STEPHENSON, CHAPMAN May 24, 1888
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The Liberal Leader May 24, 1888
Seward County
Thursday
May 24, 1888

Thos. WILSON, of Pratt, arrived here a week ago and concluded to go into
business here. He has erected a fair sized building on Second St., put in
several car loads of flour, feed and provisions within the last few days and is
now ready for business. Nothing like push.

E.P. STEPHENSON, the owner of the steam peanut roaster on the corner of Second
and Kansas avenue, was welcome caller at our sanctum last Monday. Mr. Stephenson
is one of the oldest printers in the United States, having followed the business
in various capacities for about forty years, but thinks he is entitled now to a
life of quiet and rest. We believe he has earned it.

Mrs. Chapman, wife of Frank Chapman, the popular proprietor of the Long Branch
restaurant, leaves here this week with her five daughters to spend a short time
visiting relatives in St. Charles county, Mo. During her absence Mr. Chapman
will erect a dwelling house here so his family may have comfortable quarters
when they return. 
 
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