Syracuse Journal and Republican-News from Syracuse, Kansas • 8

CHURCH NOTICES. circle of friends go with great them. of above offense will be prosecute to the full extent of the law. J. II.

Hons, Trustee of Syracuse Twp. assembled around tlie platfoinl And after the cln ir sang a hong of welcome Mr. Huller, th carpenter, delivered the key lo Uev. Peter Ueidelnecht; after a short address and a prayer he unlocked the door of the house of the The topic of sermon at evening service will be Holinan Hunt's picture, "The Light of the The male quartet will sing J. A.

Parks' musical setting to the Hymns, "Nearer My God to Thee, and 'The Wondrous Cross." The mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock will be-in charge of tlie Brotherhood. You are cordially invited to attend all1, our services. Wells-Jones. Mr. Lawrence O.

Wells ami Miss Fannie M. Jones were married at the residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Rev. O. V.

Uip-pincott ofiir.iathiK. Only a few-friends and relatives of the contracture parties were present. The couple entered the parlor CATHOLIC. Mass and preaching at 10 a. m.

every Saturday bet ore the first Sunday in the month, and at the same hour every fifth Sunday. FIRST CHRISTIAN CIIt'RCH. At Stone Church. Services every lord's Day. 10:00 a.

in. Bible school. Sam. Mil-lay, superintendent. 11:00 a.

in. Preaching. the Kn- Kotlom farm adjoining City of Syracuse for rent. quire of I. J.

C. Guy Son. Lord and led the audience In. Kev. Meidebrecht performed ths opening service.

Kev. H. K. Voth of Ncwtoii preached a very interesting sermon, and also performed the dedication by The Stewart Case. Referring to the matter of the family trouble among the Stewarts, the Stanton County Journal says: "The hearing of a complaint apainst Addison Stewart for (lis-, turbing the peace and making malicious threats was held before Justice YanMeter The complainants were R.

W. Hos-kins, Charles Streeter and Willi Mohler, and their complaint was For Sale. McConnick mower and Ostium rake. U. M.

Glovkr. Educational Notes- reading a portion of Scripture suitable for the purpt-se, and a prayer. The choir sang several songs during the forenoon. Rev. Henry Schroeder of m.

Communion. 7:45 p. 111. Praise service. p.

m. Preaching. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. every Wednes Persons desiring to consult the superintendent concerning school privileges, or changes in school districts must do- Lour View.

Hooker, rioted the morning day. C. H. Anderson, director of music. to the strains of the wedding march.

lSeneath lovely decorations of flowers and plants they stood, while the impressive words were spoken which united their lives. After congratulations and good wishes had been given and services. Ashuwnruf rain 11 ay niornititf. 1 Leonurd Maxheld vUiled at home Suuday. so at once.

Do not wait another week. The Normal institute begins on Monday next at Every Nornialite is expected to be on hand ready for work. Strangers welcome. I. K.

Koiikrtson, Minister. M. E. CHURCH. A Church Home for Strangers.

All the people were invited lo stay for a lunch which had been prepared. The lunch did not consist of very delicious eatables, but was meant well. At neailv all theseats were taken that Mr. Stewart threatened to The ladies of the Christian churcb will serve hot dinner Memorial day, at the new Ford building on Main 0:45 a. m.

Sunday School. Subject. "Jpbus Kisen from the John 20:1 18. 11:00 m. Sermon.

Subject, "Man Made for the Mattie Mux field spent Thursday with Mrs. KiRK- Ed. Nyeliard spent Numl; at M. Neptune's, Mrs. LarkitiH called on tcvti.il uf l.er neihbottt Friday.

Noah McMilUmund I. vis ted at Mr. Drupt-r'a uud.t. Mr. Met Urn his lUu t-r, Mr.

kill his divorced wife and her sons. In absence of the sheriff. Justice YanMeter appointed Mr. Dickey a special constable to arrest the accused. Samuel Yaggy, county attorney of Hamilton county, acted as attorney for the state in absence of County Attorney Rath- again, and a half hour was spent in singing English and German hymns.

Uev. Voth preached an English ernion and Kev. V. I Keuipel of the Mrnno-uite 1 ret In en preached in German. Kev.

Miles of Syracuse preached an interesting address. Several songs MUSEUM OF WAR RELICS received, the guests were invited into the dining room. An elegant course luncheon was served amid tasteful decorations. The bride has been a teacher in the Syracuse schools, and her former pupils ably assisted by their schoolfellows came and gave an enthusiastic serenade. 7:00 p.

m. Epworth League Devotional Services. Subject, "The City for Christ." Leader, Mrs. Samuel Yaggy. weit) ietKieri! timing the aiteruoon p.

tu. Sermon. Subject, 'Faith, the Substance of Things Hoped for." This subject will provoke thought. Dinpi-r, Tlinrda) Howard heu hi.s bun. After hearing the evidence introduced, Mr.

YanMeter placed by the choir, male quartet and a male chorus. A collection was taken at the clo.e fur missionary purposes. The The groom, a young man of great promise, is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Kendall, lie is engaged in busi Decoration Day, at the City HalP Open from 9 a.

m. till 8 p. m. collection of old war relics, consisting; of pictures, uniforms, weapons, letters, documents, views, papers, etc, will be on exhibit, together with war biographies of Hamilton county veterans. Refreshment served a.

m. to 1. p. and 5 p. m.

to 8 p. ni. Ice Cream Cake Lemonade SUPPER the defendant under a peace bond of $1000, or if unable to furnish this bond to be committed to jail uncle 111 cumy the p-ist wcuk. Mr. CniminlMin uid wile tiv cjiIU i in Lonview nsih-i'hixd una week.

C. Nocll CMiitenipUtes uiuk in ner p-ueuts Imifi in in the mar The pipe organ fund has grown to $1,000.00. The subscriptions to the parsonage fund are now due, Those wishing to pay the same can give their subscriptions to the pastor. The work on the building has been delayed some by minor matters. As soon as these are dis crowd was counted at 4-YI as they filed out of the church.

How many good resolutions were foimed during the interesting sermons! Hut how many of thote resolutions will be carried out? The Congregation wishes to thank all vUitors for their kind attendance, and until hearing can be had in the district court." future. ness at Fos 'Angeles. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V.

S. Junes, and is one of our most highly esteemed young people. After a brief honeymoon trip, the young couple will journey to their California home, where the love and hopes of a 5:00 till 8:00 p. m. Mr.

NtiUou Leliiimi iitid Mis. Noah McMillan find families Hpeui Sunday afternoon with Min. Laikms. Thoe that attended the Sumlav ask thent all to come again whenever they wish. There were present people Notice to Public.

All persons are warned against dumping dead animals or any other kind of refuse along the public highway. Anyone guilty hum eastern counties, from siantou county, nearly all the neighbors, and piite a crowd from Syracuse. Thixy. posed of the work will begin. 1 You are invited to our services.

O. W. Lippincott. Pastor. I'RESIIYTBKIAN CHURCH.

Services at Presbyterian church next Sabbath as follows: Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Y. P. S.

C. E. meeting 7:00 p. m. Preaching Service 8:00 p.

m. At the morning service the topic of school convention 1 'e kh a good program and a vmy p. iant time. The Loiivit-w Sunday school met at Mr. Dunn's unday to practice tur childi m-! diy cxeicUe.s.

I hit ve purchased the MeMorrow BARBER SHOP ami invite you to call. A sharp razor and a clean towel for every customer. Agent for Garden City Laundry. Ship Wednesday, return. Saturday.

Two doors North ot Bray's store. 0. F. BUSH. Irene Happenings.

Menno Happenings. The New York Racket A good rain fell last Sunday. Dan Eyer was at Syracuse Monday. sermon will be, "The Actual and the Miss Ada Walter left for Syracuse Inst week, after visiting friends for a The patents and little w.ster of II. L.

and I'. II. Janzen. who caiiu to Uke in the Sunday nHiur, are spt'iulin a wek with relatives. Mr.

.1. C. I'uruli, the mail carrier, is week. Bert Simmons is attending Warren BLANCH AT Sawyer's place while Mr. S.

is visiting iu Oklahoma. HKA l.f KM IS- Misses Mattie, Lydia and Kronia Eyer were calling on Misses Emma and Ida Wesieman last Sunday. Mrs. Kuggles will give a temperance rejoicing over tlie reCfipt of hit first dauhtei. Hi.s mother is staying with thent for a lew weeks.

K. K. Kroeker uud I'od Kaufman left Sunday via prairie MhO'iner for Inman, where they expect to i iu the harvest A good inmy others will leave later. "mm. Stat onery, Musical Goods SYKAt VSK, KANSAS, Iliiiit'si (JimkIh fit Hoin'Ht lrhes.

LHt iv tin -utUir church was dedicated Th" could lecture at the Irene school house on Sunday, May 31st, at 11:00 a. m. Everybody is cordially invited. Miss Sarah McGill, who was a delegate from the Irene Sunday school to the county Sunday school convention, held 111 Syracuse May Uliud, gave a very interesting report of the convention. New work is already in operation as a result.

ll'it havtt oerMi any 111 the iihiru llle the dlUt The Store of Bargains DURING the past week we buve received two very lare shipments of goods for our store which are the very latest and best the market affords. 4 We have in stock one of the largest and best lines of Trunks, Suit Cases and 'Telescopes in the city. Our Bargain Counters are loaded with good, new stuff, for 5c, ioc and 15c. Come see for ourself. Kitfht-ball Croquet Set, retail price now $1.75 The best kind of Merry Widow Comlw, others sell at 25c, our price, 20c Ladies' nice, plain Tortoise, high back cumb, 5 3 inches, only 5c Merry Widow Belts, only -s 50c Ladies' Jersey ribbed best grade Summer Union Suits, only 35c Calicoes right from the market, per yard, 5 and 6c Threads that always retail at 5c, now per spool, 3c The best 10c grade Glycerine Toilet Soap, now 5c Just received a bit; supply of Men's Neckties, worth 50c, our price, 25c Tangle Foot Fly l'aper, 25 double sheets in box, 75c We are headquarters for queensware, tin, granite and hardware.

We are always pleared to have our enstomers come in and look our stock over. Do not for get to visit our Bargain Counters. QnlcK Sales OUR MOTTO Small Profits 1 le i.ig it i.iii;cd tut Wittirh SKkriHlty. ft' peo 1 ii ,0111 far i- 1. tlie riowd aht.ut ir ph toilllil'iii'f-il uid x.vni lo w.

lewis- 4. I.KWIS. Gas Engine Repairs. li i.t heii- in-iiiv- G. M.

COVliNoTOiS, I I. I.I-.CI (. Lewis Bros. KANSAS. QasolinePower Wei! Drilling.

'aNiiir N'ell a Speciultv. Orilleil, Bored or Tubulur Well HtlCKS ItKASO.VAHI.K. WE OUAUAXTKK WATKIt Ol! No PAY. cler vjiisiiiiiie Agent First-Class Shoe Repairing Als Manufacturing SHOP ONE DOOR SOUTH OF BAXTER'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE E. H.

7ULLER 11 1 i 1 McCrary Bros. 1 Ti 1 mil: i- I90T AND IHOEMAKER Syracuc. Kansas mil MM THE IE1S0K IF IHt HI y. P. Thomas's I CO YEARS' Bay i'v.

-V EXPERIENCE 5TAHI Sale At th Roor of tho Llvory Barn I I II milk E. Ave. A Tradc Marks Designs copvpkohts ao. Bitter known as thi Draft Stallion raised on thi Sod Clapp Ranch hmj ltt tnra th neaituii her ft 8 years Kit and he proved a mire fon-Retlfr. Hll n.illrf ir mi nil t(i rifiii 1 nktrh mid df wrlptlon mJ Anrnno mtliif a 0 t-'i'-kp o-ir iiiiiiii rr wnuMiftr Blacksmith and Wagon Shop.

Agent for the Charter high grade WYOMING KING STAR The Three Jacks ALSO Hull. tiniaiiiiihln. I'lininimitCM. llltllll HANDBOOK cut NKHiM-r fur -urliiK (iifin. it tlirouitli Kluim A to.

rwHtlvt tpiul n-tii wittiout elmnta. Iu tb Scicinisic American. 'J stationary and portable pumping and I dynamo outfits of gasoline engines. Repairing of gasoline engines TERMS Ten dollars to iiuure with foal. If marei thai have been bred are afterwards old or traded or removed from the county, the service fee will be due at once.

Care will be taken to avoid accidents, but cannot be held responsible should any occur. P. P. THOMAS, Manager. 1..

iiiiim li.iirinil. 'I'irtii. Cllltt I loll 'M11, SU Ikiia by all MnwVnlen fHHT and automobiles. MUNN I New York Jlranoh U.H'-. '36 ttt Waihlutftuii.

U. Mark Granger Keota Fonta DRAFT HORSE SADDLE HORSE EUEPS I YOU LOOK FOR TROUBLE iJfTTl Will all make the season at inv barn south of the railway tcu-ks. L. WGE ITH one ribbon and its new It jou obtain i Firearm ol Ml quality WE three-color device Thi nHMRM Huntir i Ml hj ll I nlllblt, HMrring STEVENS FIND OUT WHY by hwttng ir opulir T. W.

SHIRLEYS FOUli CIIAIHS. Work Guaranteed. Apont liiverwido Lnundry, Grent IJend. Agent for liiiilroad Loan Savings Notary Publio.r RIFLES SHOTGUNS PISTOLS Ask your lmsal Hard war or Nportlng UoimIs Mer chant or the it yuu GHiiuot btilii, wo hip dlrovt. exprwwa pro-pnll, npun rocoipt ol Cutu- Tlie New Tri-Chrome Smifli Premier Typewriter is virtually three typewriters in one.

It produces indelible black, purple copying or red typewriting at the will of the operator. One ribbon and a small, easily operated lever do it all. ft Thi machine permit, not only the use of a three-color ribbon, but also of a two-coloror single color ribtion. No eitra cost for this njoo model. THE SMITH PKKMIKU TYPK WKITKU ft).

111.47 Cliumim Oonver, eolo. HhiI cuntM In atwuiiia fur 4U la(t lltual ralttfl CkImIoh', litcltHlinif oln-u- araui iuih atiiiiiitMia to our DwiituliiM plnl on Knot lag, ammii-itltloii. llio itriiprr oarouf llroann, vtitu. li. Our uttritt'Ilv Ten Culoi l.Ulioiri'uihil llti)r mailed tmufj RAY JACKSON REAL ESTATE BROKER lu ami Seils Wlifat, and Sugar lieet Lands.

I.onneil to make Commutation l'i'oof. up slaiis, Sawyer IHilg. Sjtucuso, Kuns, nirti inr cwiiia in main pa. Money J. 8TKV KN8 AKMH A TUUL CO.

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