Epworth Advocate from Frankfort, Kansas • 3

BROWN MASON, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. The Thimble socity met at the homo of Mrs. C. II. Heleker last Tuesday evening, and with them many others, for a social hour.

The Brooks' string orchestra furnished fine music; and games, conversation and taffy pulling completed the evenings pleasures. The editorial talent of Frankfort was slightly under par the past week. The venerable editor of the Bee was physically very much indisposed, the weighty editor of the Review was matched against lagrippe, and the "last but not least" editor of the Advocate was "under the weather." All are able to eat again. Mr. Don Farrar took a load of sheep to Kansas City last Monday.

January 11), will be general benevolence day at the M. E. church. Mr. Joseph Ernst is lying quite sick at his home in the north part of the city.

Dr. Whltaker has been sick with another of his attacks of dropsy, but is now improving. A party of young spent the evening at Mr. and Mrs. 11.

M. Lane's last Wednesday. Bev. Mr. McGilvary preached two profitable sermons at the Presbyterian church last Sunday.

Sheriff Huff has moved his family to Marysville, The meetings at Beattie, begun by Evangelist Tasker, are still progressing since his departure. Rev. J. C. Bern hard, the pastor, conducting them First-Class Goods AND Lowest Cash Prices with much success.

About 25 have been converted since the evangelist left. Bro. Tasker's meetings are crowned with great success. He will begin at Frank fort about January 20. A meeting of the ollicial board will be held at the State bank on Thursday evening, January 23.

CONSISTENT WI TH GOOD MERCHANDISING Cvery member is urged to be present. The woik of the conference year now demands careful attention. The last 9ix weeks of the year can be made very ser- vicable. We hope the membership will not forget to Cordial Treatment To All. assist the board freely and generously.

The fourth quarterly conference of the M. E. church was held last Saturday evening. The attend ance was large, which showed an interest In the affairs of the church. The presiding elder was pres RE SURE AND SEE THE LEATHER STOCKINGS! ent.

I he reports are found elsewhere in this issue. As the conference falls early in the quarter, an ad and has taken charge of the duties of his ollice. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lapham is quite sick of lung trouble, though she is some better.

Miss Ludwig's music class is progressing well. She can be found at the home of Miss Grace Barnes. William Sylvester came up from the strip last week to visit a few days among relatives and friends. Miss Pearl Tdley leaves next week for Joliet, 111., to spend the spring and summer with her sister, Mrs. Myra Lawrence.

Miss Grace Johnson left last Thursday for Hiawatha to take a course in music. She will live at the home of Mr. Chas. Mason. Rev.

F. E. McGillavray, of Ilerrington, Kansas, will preach at the M. E. church tomorrow uight.

Let there be a good attendance. Father Ken worthy has been sick of neuralgia in the hands. He was so helpless that he needed to be fed, but is better at this writing. The Misses Alvira Earll ami Susie Brodt left for St. Joseph a few days ago.

They hope to combine business and pleasure on the trip. Our editorial columns will receive more attention in the next issues. Reports, have crowed upon them in our present, number. Mr. Clyde Ilartwell has retui ned from Missouri.

He likes the country, but brought home asevere cold of which he was laid up a few days. Three of our 'enterprising" joir.tist were given board and lodging in the county jail this week. Would there were a county stone pile. Rev. C.

A. Falgren, of Blaine, is holding special journed meeting will be held about March tirst. SOLD ONLY RY US ASK FOR THEM TAKE NO OTHER ftSTBUY THEM Yours Respectfully, BROWN MASON, MASON'S BLOCK. 0n Blankets, Underwear, Overcoats, Cloaks, and all Cold Weather Goods we are making Closing Prices! LANE WELLS, meetings at Barrett, and Rev. W.

S. Ivins is holding meetings at the Schreiber school house. Little Arthur, the child of Mr. C. H.

Heleker, GRAIN COAL. tVll last Thursday, havingin his hand a small glass Goods! bottle which broke, and entered his hand, making a We are still selling Patterns and Patterns of the bad gash. The cut was dressed, and he is doing well and $4.7.) Dress Goods shown in our vast Dry W. J. GREGG, Evangelist David Tasker closed a three week's window.

Those who want dress goods will do well see these (roods. On all other dress meeting at Beattic last week with conversions and 'i accessions to the church. He is holding meetings goods we are making CLOSING PRICES. Shoes! Shoes! Hlue Rapids at present, at the conclusion of which PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS. he comes to Frankfort Rabv Moccasins, silk trimmed 25e Rev.

Mr. Moran is gradually becoming more Solid Douirola Shoes for baby feet helpless. May lie have the. prayers all christian Ladies' Fine Ludlow Shoes, now $2.25 The celebrated "Henderson's Queen" Shoes for Ladies, now Ladies' solid Dongola Shoes, patent tipped, $1.75 people the city. His suffering has been long and often intense.

Should his days be few, it will only -HE, DUNHAMrh FARM MACHINERY! Vehicles, Harness, Seeds. hasten the day of his reward. The young fi'ieuds of the Misses Etta lemons Groceries and Flour! and Ora McKee gave them a very delightful recep tiou at tin; houie of Mr. and Mrs. L.

V. McKee, last Saturday night, wishing them an enjoyable term at tschool during the winter at Raker University. The illness of the pastor has prevented the mak ing of some pastoral calls planned before the specia A. HAMPTON, HARDWARE! Buggies, Wagons, Pumps. 2 Pounds Rest Rolled Oats 25e 7 Pounds Rest Navy Means 25c 7 Bars Lenox Soap 25c 10 Bars (iood Lauudry Soap 25c Beloit Best Flour "Gold Coin" Standard A Flour H5e Harvest Queen Flour 05c Groceries at Close Cut Prices.

C'We are Sole Agents for Butteriek's Patterns. HELEKER BROS. meetings. Perhaps some will not be made before conference. We ask our families to be lenient with us in this matter.

We are doing the best we can. The juarteny meeting services at the M. church last Sunday were gooi. iwucn pro tit can G. H.

CULLIMORE, Healers In All Kinds of SECOND-HAND GOODS. Also Tin Sliop, Tin Hooting, and (utter Work a Specialty. Upholstering Neatly done. come from such meetings if participated in with O. C.

HORR SON, DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, loots, flats, Cafs, Groceries, Etc. right spirit and motive. The sermon by the presiding elder was ppiritual tmJ clear, and the sacra mental service was a blessing..