The Sentinel from Americus, Kansas • 1

-II 1 THE SENTINEL Vol. 1. Americus, Friday, .1900 No. 17 Please remembsr that you can get The! St'iitinel a whole year for only 50 cents. Fruitland.

We are sorry we did not appear in vey last week returning home Sabbath. Mr. Eryin Talbert's smiling face is M. K. it T.

It. It. Timk Taisli innng souin. x- It .1 1 print last week, but corn must be cut .110 a gun geon in our neighborhood. No 5(.

Way Freight, daily e-xept Sundayvhether tne oenunei nears tne news JntnAoVth. no ana as vv0 lave 110 more corn iwenger, daily- 12.40 p. t0 Cllt we wju try and atone past neg- No 5t. Way Freight, daily exept Sunday 1 iu in. ilectby our iaithiulness hereafter.

J. C. LEIIMElt, Agent. Rev. AVm- Parr attended church River View Items, Maj.

Fred McCarter Sports a new AMERICUS POST OFFICE. Open daily from 7 a. m. till 8 p. ni.

at Fruitland last Sabbath and preach wagou. open cmnuays ironi i.j uu j. mi rm 4r 1 1 a.ao n. ed a short but good sermon U. S.

Gibson, P. M. Several of our people have been at Miss May Herbert was calling on Hagins Saturday afternoon, i The rain Friday whether MeKinley tending camp meetings in town this (Xluivcli cruiccs. M. E.

CHURCH. week we hope all bad people in town Preaching, 11 a m-8 m. Smidiiv School. 10 a m. or Bryan was well excepted.

and surrounding conntry may be Sunday. Class Meeting, 12 m. come jrood. i Junior ijeague, m. En worth Leaerue.

7.30 m. Corn cutting is almost over. Tlmrsdav. Prayer Meeting, a m. Friday.

Epworth League, 8 nm. You are cordially invited to Worship School began hist Monday Edith Newton visited last week with Esscy and Rosa Yeakley. Mrs. Win. Burkett left for Pennsyl vania Monday.

Chris Fun ok of Emporia was throUgriJei vi rW jy. burning to lhat escaped at 6 o'clock Thursday Willi us in an vi me pci vnra. i -ill F. II. Flickinger.

Pastor arrived in the neighborhood in time to be present at church Sab U. P. CHURCH. Sabbath School. 10 a m.bath.

if Sabbath. Preaching, 11 a m. 8 m. Sabbath. Preaching, li a m.

in. evening. Young People's meeting 7 ra. Bessse Yvorthiiigton spent Wednesday. Prayer Meeting, 8 m.

F. 'Wilson, Pastor. jlast week in Americus among her in- ends we also understand that she was having dresses made. Oh ho we FRUITLAND CHURCH. Sabbath School 10 a.

in. 1 1 .1.1 i ii -i i -i l)ick and Ernest Bell were calling John Douglas one day this week. Miss Anna Brown's school at Prairie Hill commenced last Monday. Mr. Arthur Wright visited Charlie Brown Thurseay.

Sabbath preaching r'(, 3" periiaps tney were intended lor Services every Sabbath evening. Ischool wear. Praver nieetins: Wednesday evening Every one cordially invited to attend Mrs. T. W.

DtanJey had her lace Mary Ellis, pasjok. ipoisoned last week. Clayton Miller was the guest of Mr J. II. Rriclcell, 31.

I). Did you see the Friends church Burkett Sunday. Kansas, tnotice on the first page of the Sentih 1 1 l.O 4-. ,1.11 Americus, Wm. Correll and family visited in Chase county Monday.

E. B. GRL DO, JJ. attention of the Fruitland people We are Populists, no Republicans i h-j riven i -U' -t x1 0 Ito the neat way which the bentineiinoea tu aply. ivinen an, i I 1 Americus, Kansas.

Idoes things in general and to thank HARRY HEASLEY SON, "Ul; editor for so kin(lly this NOTARY lns PaPer-Real Estate. Loan. Insurance Collecting Mr. Z. Stubbs handed out program WE GIRLS.

Correspondents are requested to only write on one side ot Aiscrici-H, Kansas. mes fQT a s. S. Convention to be held'the at Twin Mound September 15 and 10 J. D.

JAQUITH, iiev and d'iuAcw the programme. Collections promptly made Kansas.) Next Saturday and Sabbath will be Americus, the Friends quarterly meeting at Cot Eggs, llcts. per doz. Putterf .13 .14 per lb. Tomatoes, .30 per bu Cabbage, .01 per lb.

Onions, .75 per bus. Apples, .30 .35 per bus. Peaches, .00 per bus. Potatoes, .30. 35 per bus.

Grapes, .02 per lb. Aiiv ve.WS til it VOll iw.ve regular churb services will 'be held at Fruitland Sabbath evening int rest ana wish woe -piuniin-s ,7 A- hiv 11') all Mrs. Lavisa Thomas and son Clar 7 viiUd with Mr. and Mr. Har- ail times.

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