The Salina Enterprise from Salina, Kansas • 1

JT is' 7 it rxf-rt- ill TIE tftOO per Year. SALINA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, NOYEMBER 19, 1908. Vol. 1. No.

44. SALIln but has been able to ovessee tbe new TAKE NOTICK. 'mm 1 junction city items. Rev. H.

Scott is In the cify. He preached a splendid sermon Sunday night to a large congregation. He ex-pects to lecture Tuesday evening at the A. M. E.

church. Rev Scott is also working for the Knights and Ladies of tbe Orient. A letter was received from Mrs. Rev. M.

E. Abbott who saye that Rev. lb Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes NEW SHOES, NEW SHIRTS, New Hats, New Caps, ETC. All the Latest Styles in everything for Man or Boy. At the place the Good Clothes come from, which is LEAVENWORTH ITEMS.

This is the Independent Baptist church notes of Leavenworth, Kansas I desire to inform the many readers of this paper that our church is sue- ueeaing unaer uie leadership of our dearly beloved pastor, Rev. James Dudley Hunt, who is a workman for God. On Sunday morning, Nov. 8, he preached to a large congregation, Text was found In Roman 8 35. The ubject was well explained, and all that beard him gave God the praise for allowing them to come and hear the gospel.

Rev. Hunt is a'vounar man but be has power with the Lord. After the sermon the members came forward and gave 1117.05 for tbe raising and building of a basement under the church, followed by $200 in pledges. Afternooo Union S. 8.

meeting met at 1.30 p. conducted by Mrs. J. C. Robertson, who is a wide awake, Christian lady.

This meeting was largely attended. At 8 p. m. Rev. Hunt preached to a packed bouse.

His text was from John 1 19. lie preached an able ser mon, followed by a collection of $54.54. Our pastor is leading us to success by the aid of tbe Master. He has planned to fix our house in modern style, and we bslieve Ijp will do so. We pray that the church may get such men and hold tbem when they get them.

If the church wants to succeed get men that are interested in the people's welfare, and the church will grow. Uiioda Samuel, Reporter. Cakes of all kinds, always fresh, at The Delicatessan." WITH WITHOUT VV4 Genuine Have the Rich's 3J BLTJ2ST JDOIsT, LAWYER. Claims and Investment Agent. Salina, Kansas.

114 N. Eighth St. Telephone 179. Dr.C. D.ARMSTRONG, Salina, Kansas.

Accurate Eye Work a Specialty. Br. E. J. iLutz, Residence Phone 31.

Scuipple's Build'g, Opp. Buckley's Office Phone 116. DR. GEO. SEITZ.

Office over Seitz's Eagle Drug Store, Salina, Kansas. Phone Residence 953. Phone Office 850. Bes. PhoneS57.

Office Phoue 89. J.W. NEPTUNE; BJ. D. SA.IjI2T.A, ICA.ITS-A.S.

Bishop-Bulkier Building, If You Wish a EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS, Lunch at all Hours, Call in at 340 N. Santa Fe Ave. Mrs. THOMAS SMITH. Phone 394.

ELASTIC INSTEP Name on Every Sole IS- building. Allen Walker and Mrs. Mary Ewiog were united in matrimony last Wed nesday week. Mr. A.

Brown and Miss Minnie Denning, both of Atchison, were married Nov. 3. Mrs. Scott Robinson, on Oak street departed this lif Oct. 28.

The ladies art club under the leader ship of Mrs. Ella Taylor gave an ex blbit at Ebenezer church last Friday night. Tbe Atchison Masonic lodge No 63 presented $125 endowment to Mrs Lillie Johnson widow of Mr. Thomas Johnson who departed this life Oct 25. Prof.

C. H- M. Collins, of Kansas City, presented the endowment. Prof. Collens is Grand Master of the Masonic lodges in the State.

Mr. Willie Morton, formerly of Atchison, who is now in the govern ment employ as farmer in an Okla boma Indian school, was in town last week visiting his parents. Mrs. Nellie Smothers, of St, Joseph, bas been visiting her parents and friends in Atchison and Lawrence for the past two months. She took her departure for Brooklyn, Y.

last Thursday to join ber husband who holds a government position as meat inspector. Miss Ada Barnett is teaching school in Kingfisher, Oklahoma this year. Sbe likes her new position very much and is doing well. Tbe A. M.

E. Metnodist church is preparing for a rally the first Sunday in December. The Ebenezer Baptist cburcb mem bers are working earnestly for a Christmas rally. LAWRENCE ITEMS. Services were well attended at the churches last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sims enter tained at dinner last Wednesday Rev. Batchelor, B. A.

Smith and Rev. J. M. Brown. Rev.

Batchelor bas been in the city holding a week's meeting for Rev- Wiggins. 'Claudus Stewurt, of Topeka, was tbe guest of bis cousins, Misses Lois and Lottie Smith. Mrs. Clara Burris and son Arthur, of Iola, were Lawrence visitors last week. Mrs.

Myrtle Wilson bas returned from a visit to Topeka. Sbe was at the bedside of a sick uncle. Joseph Fitchen was called to To peka on account of the serious Illness of his son Sheldon. Leonard Sayies and Robert Jackson were Kansas City visitors last Friday. While there they attended "Cole and Johnson." Mr.

Salsbcrry is sick at tbe borne of his mother. Tbe Girls' Progressive Club will render an excellent program at the church Tuesday evening. STov. 19th the Forum will have a special program at tbe Warren St. church.

The Men's League, of Warren St. church, will meet tbjs week with Brother Lewis Overstreet. Mrs. Polly Cloud entertained ber Birthday club last Saturday. A dainty spread was served.

A line party was given in honor of Miss Myrtle West, of New Kirk, Okla. Misses Olda and Essie Anderson, Leora Fitchew, Leona and Ethel Johnson composed this party. Mrs. Dr. Young will entertain tne Seirra Leone club Tuesday afternoon.

Lemuel King whs buried Saturday from the A. M. E. church. Ed.

Thurston wis burled Friday from the A. M. E. church. Aunt Mandy Cooke's funeral was held Monday morning at Lesber's A Powers' Undertaking Parlors.

The Golden Eagle club will meet with Mrs. Myrtle Wilson this week. Our pastor, Rev. B. A.

Smith, is treating bis congregation to some wholesome sermons. Last Sunday "Sowing and Reaping" in tbe morning was full of good things. Fresh doughnuts every day at 1 The Delicatessen." The Baptist Annual for 1908 will be ready for the press by Dec, 1908, Officers of and Auxiliaries will please forward their cuts at once to tbe Recording Secretary, J. E. Lewis, box 1017, Wichita.

Kas. This includes all pastors and prominent workers of the State and District who desire to be numbered with the picture gallery. Owing to extra work this year we are compelled to ask each person sending his or her cut for tbe gallery to remit a small sum for extra printine i-ot less than 25c. Those having large cuts not less than 75c In case you have no cut and desire one send me your picture and 11.50 at once. Jno.

JS. Lewis, imc. becy. Hev. E.

A. Wilson, Pres. SUNDAY SERYICK. ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST C1ICRCII.

Sunday school at 9.30 A. m. Sermon at 11 A. m. Subject, "The Devil's Sifter." Sermon at 7.30 p.

m. Subject, A Speckled Bird." Everybody welcome. Rev. W. P.

Banks, Pastor. THANKSGIVING. AT SALINA. The Ladles of the Dunbar Art club will give an Apron Bazaar, also serve Thanksgiving dinner, at the Commer cial club rooms Thanksgiving Day. A.Q entertainment will also be given at night.

Mrs Loc Ingram, rres. Mrs. Pearl Fyncii, Sec. ellsworth items. Ellsworth, Nov.

17, 1908. On Wednesday evening, October 28, Mr. Solomon Gaston and Miss Birdie Smith, both of Ellsworth, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by tbe Rev. Robert Cox, of Salina. Following the ceremony a nice two-course supper whs spread to about sixty guests at tbe bome of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Smith. After supper a number of friends, in company with tbe bride and groom, went to tbeir residence and viewed their presents which were numerous and useful The bride was dressed in white silk and the bridesmaid carried a bunch of pink carnations. Miss Pearl Smith played the wedding march. On Sunday morning early Mrs.

Dul- cina Blackburn died at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ed. Williams, on Nov. 1, 1908. Hhe departed this life just six years and one day atter the death of her husband, Charles Blackburn.

She joined the church and was baptised at the age of fifteen years, in the State of Kentucky and she has lived here in Kansas about 24 years. The deceased leaves a daugb ter and other relatives to mourn after ber. But while she is our loss we hope she is Heaven's gain. She was buried In the Ellsworth cemetery on Monday, and Rev. Robert Cox officiated at tbe funeral, assisted by Rev.

Steward. Rev. Steward preached here several days. Ed. Keesee has resigned his position as cook at tbe White House and will become one of the dining car crew.

Richard Mason, of Lyons, is filling the vacancy. Mr. Keesee goes jiasi on train No. 104 Thursday morning. We wish both cooks success.

Rev. S. W. Alexander preached here Sunday and he Is visiting with friends here yet. Mrs.

Annie Nelson has a side walk put in on ber south street now, also Mrs. Gaston, Sophia Bell, Edward Williams and Rluefoot Williams. Rueben Nelson was borne from! Russell a few days. Rev. Robert Cox will preach here on Sunday, November 29.

Every body come out and hear the Reverend. At Paxlco, Kansas, (he First Baptist church will have preaching on Thanksgiving at 11 A. 3i. Thire will be a paper by Mrs. L.

McAdoo, of Carbon-dale. This will be at the church and a sermon will be given at 3 p. m. at Woodmen ball by Rev. A.

Barry, of Eudora, Kansas, and at 7-30 p. m. a program will be rendered by Alma church and Paxico. Rev. J.

H. Wilson, Pastor. Christmas goods arriving daily Racket. Stop In and look tbem over. For tbe best, try "The Delicatessen." Abbott bas a charge in Great Fall Montana.

Rev. Abbott is a former pastor from here. Mrs. Abbott says tbey are preparing for a grand rally Christmas. Junction City will have to be up and doing to keep tbem from beating'us.

Miss Nellie Crews, who is teaching school in Dunlap. was in the city Friday the guest of relatives. Miss Crews left Sunday for Dunlap to take up ber school again. She reports to be doing One with her work. We all wish her success.

Messrs Levi Pitts, Buroie Pitts and Carter of Manhattan were in the city Sunday tbe guests of friends. John Hanks of Manhattan was In the city Sunday the guest of Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Etta May Leach, of Kansas City, passed through the city Sunday on ber way to Okiabama City. Skating every Friday night at the rink on West Seventh street. Every one invited with good behavior.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kimbrough are building another two-story residence on West 12tb street. Mrs. Jim Brice, of Vinita, Oklahoma are in the city.

We are glad to say we have one first class colored carpenter in the city, Mr. Joseph Short. He will do good ork and at a reasonable price. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

N. Rainbow has been very ill with pneumonia but was reported much better Sunday. Don't forget the literary every Tues day night. The ladies of tbe industrial club are going to give a grand entertainment Thanksgiving evening after which Mis Lulu Walker will have a musical concert. Every one invited.

Come and enjoy yourself. Miss Edith Ramsey has returned from Clay Center where she Tins been visiting for some time. ATCniSON ITEMS. We have bad severe cold weather for the past week. The contract to complete the new basement of the Shilo church was let to Mr.

P. W. Barnett last Wednesday night week and on the following Monday the work was resumed. Mr. Barnett is progressing nicely with the work and will take a trip to Kansas City," on Monday for the purpose of employing two more stone masons.

He expects to complete the stone work in ten days. Services at tbe Shilo church were largely attended. At 11 o'clock Pastor W. S. Blake took for his text, Jer.

31 3 -Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love; therefore, with loving kindness have I drawn thee. Subject, Three Wonders." His subject at 8 o'clock was "God's Little Flock." Text, Lake 12-32 Fear not, little flock, for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the Kingdom. He preached a noble sermon from the text-Mrs. Allie Carter writes from Stewart, Nevada, that she is well pleased with ber new position and likes ber work very much. Besides caring for the sick she lectures twice a month to the students of the Carson Indian school.

Mrs. Carter's letters are joy fully received by ber many friends. She gives bope and inspiration in each message. She never fails to mention tbe name of our blessed Savior and tells bow sbe is trying to bold up tbe banner of Christ to a people who know him not. Our prayers are for ber success in every way, and that ber talks may have the desired effect upon tbe minds of those wicked people.

Her subject last Tuesday evening was "How to Get and Keep a Situation." Gen. 39: 1 7. In it sbe tells them tbe sweet story of Joseph's life. P. W.

Barnett bas been ill with rheumatism for tbe past few days Ah! that's tho Cahlns Powtfor for Light, Gvveot and Wholosomo Flour Foodo. 16-oz. Can 25e SOLD BY ALL GR00ER3 (9tv th ConpettcJ LOCAS. HAVPKNIKGS. Louis Dow, of Manhattan', is in the city this week.

"The Delicatessen" 116 South Santa Fe. All kinds of toy furniture at The Backet. 1 Miss Beatrice Burke, of Strong City, is in the city visiting. She is the guest of Miss Nita Cox. Fresh pies every morning at "The Delicatessen." Miss BesBie Perrin, of Kansas City, who has been visiting her breth-r.

Clifton Farrin. returned to her feorne Monday. jj Light rolls, freak ftvery day at "The lWiicaieaaenT Kevs. W. P.

Hanks, Robert Cox and Miss Nita Cox returned from Dunlap, where they attended the District Board meeting. Try "The Delicatessen" for borne xnade bread. Mrs. Nathan Taylor and Miss Lumie Taylor, of Greensburg, who have been visiting relatives In the city, returned to their home, Saturday. Everything homemade at "The Delicatessen." Miss Anna Britt, of Higginsville, is in the city, the guest of ber sister, Mrs.

M. Jennings. Potato chips every day at "The Delicatessen." The ladies of the N. U. G.

club gave a very pleasant surprise party on Mrs. Henry Garnett last Thursday evening. Every one present reported having a grand time. Genuine homemade bread at "The The concert given by Miss Lucy Holmes, the blind artist, at the Commercial Club rooms Wednesday evening was a grand success. The hall was crowded to its utmost capacity, stud every one present praises the entertainment highly.

Nice homemade cookies at "The Delicatessen." NOTICE. Tbe First Baptist church of Alma, Kansas, will attend the B. Y. P. U.

at Paxioo, and will render a program at 7:30 o'clock Thanksgiving evening. The two churcber will unite as one and have services at 11 o'clock, Emma Beard. Rkv. J. H.

Wilson. Committee. Bicycles, Bicycles. Just received the largest shipment that has come to Salina at any one time since the bicycle fever was at its hlgbkst All kinds and all prices. Any of them sold on tbe installment plan.

Naylob's Cash Bicyclb Store. rbone 497. 132 South Santa Fe. Tub 99c Stork. Tot tbe Saturday see our south win-tfotr.

Watson Mysbs. Famous I SALINA SHOE STORE. JUST A SHORT WALK MAM I .1 to tDa. Largest Stock of Shoes.