The Chautauqua Globe from Chautauqua, Kansas • 1

THE CHAUTAUQUA GLOBE. VOL. 8. CHAUTAUQUA, KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1907. NO.

22 U. B. Aid Ladies. All members of the Ladies Aid 41 CITIZENS STATE tS A CAPITAL STOCK SO.OOO.OO DIHCTORS. I A.BOWMAN,-VIce-Presldent Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co.

Capital $100,000.00 E. B. GLOVER, Merchant. C. R.

WALTERHOUSE I I 4 4 4 1 4 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 The Sterlings Last Monday night the Sterling Jubilee Singers gave the first number of the Chautauqua Lecture Course in the U. B. Church. The house was comfortably filled, only a few chairs being vacant. If one can judge from the applause accorded each number on the program, it was certainly a decided success.

It was tiie unanimous opinion of the lovers of music in Cha-tauqua that this entertainment was the finest ever heard in this city. The next number of the coime will be the lecture by E. Sias, on Thursday night Dec. 12th. Mr.

Sias has the reputation of being one of the best speakers on the lecture platform and from the comments of other newspapers over the Mate we We Offer our Depositors Absolute Security. KANSAS CITY CORRESPONDENTS National Bank of Commerce, American National Bank. ERNEST J. SIAS The Popular Lecturer The Second number of the Chautauqua Lecture Course. To be held in the United Brethren Church THURSDAY NIGHT, DEC.

12 Under the Auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. Church society are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Callahan next Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 3.

business of importance will come before the meeting and it is necessary that all members should be present. Miss Lura Lynn up from Caney Wednesday evening and is visiting htr friend Miss Edith Stephens this week. The Globe is glad to report the condition of Ed DcVerse, who has been suffering from typhoid fever for tne past four weeks, as much improved. A number of the young people of this plac attended the Thanksgiving ball at Elgin Thursday night, given by the Elgin band boys. They all report a good time.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark entertained Mr. and Mis.

Ben Atkinson and son Frank, and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Trigg and son Tom at dinner Thanksgiving day.

Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee and son, Holmes, came up from Keifer, Ok. Wednesday evening and spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Blakeslee's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Stephens. J.

S. Revlett has made himself a present of one of the finest touring cars ever run on Kansas roads. It's a handsome machine and Jim knows just how to manipulate the running apparatty. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Clayton and family are enjoying a visit from their daughter Mrs. T. L.

Humphreys and two little daughters. from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It has been five years since Mrs. Humphreys, last visited her parents. J.

M. Chittenden returned last Thursday from La Junta, where he was called about a month a go on account of the serious illnes of his son, Fay. The Globe is glad to report that he was able to return with his father and is now at home just west of town. Cider Apple Butter. just we go to press Joseph Slates stepped into the oflice with a half gallon of apple butter The good old kind, made from real apples and cider, made from rael ap-les raised on his farm.

Mr. Slates ha a good supply of apple and plum butter to sell and anyone wish ing the same can call at the house or phone or write him. He also has a large quantity of other fruits, piccililli, etc that he can furnish on demand. G. B.

Nat. Bank of the Republic, Kansas City, Mo. Capital $250,000.00 F. J. BANNISTER, Secretary and Treas.

Long-Bell Lumber Co. Capital $1,500,000.00 W.V.COTTINGHAM, Liveryman Miss Viola Bennett went to Hew-ins Thursday evening and will visit her friend, Miss Belva Boyer, until next Sunday. Donald Ctamer has accepted the position of pumper on the old Red lease south of town, for the Plane Oil Gas Co. Miss Minnie Easley came home last week from the Territory and is visiting her mother Mrs. S'anhopt in the north part of town.

Mr. and Mrs. Neeley Callahan came home from Pawhuska Thursday evening, where they have been for the past three months. D. A.

H. Anderson arrived Monday evening from Brecketiridge, Minn, and is visiting bin parents Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and and family. Dont fail to hear Sias at the U.

B. Church on Dec, the 12th. This is the second number of the Chautauqua lecture course and will be sure to please )ou. Tom Fralick. Alva Slaughter and Loyd Lawson with their ladies, and a number of young people of Elgin, attended the Jubilee Singers in Chautauqua Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buci came up from Bartlesville last Friday and visited with Mr. Buci's aunt, Mrs. J.

R. Thompson and family until thi! forepart of this week. can promise our people a rare treat on that date. The Second Number. Paste this in your: The next number of the Chautauqua Lecture Course is Thursday evening Dec.

1 2th. It is a lecture by Ernest Jj Sias. Below we give a clipping from the St Edward's (Neb,) Sun: "The best entertainment given in St. Edwards for years was that giv en bv Mr. Sias Friday night.

He gave in a monologue beautiful parts of the farrvus hook Black Rock by Ralph Connor. His impersonation 0 the preacher, the rough stage driver, and the lumheimer. ws perfect, and be held the rapt attention of the audience throughout, as he presented in a realistic way tin fron tier life in a lumber camp-" Church Notes. Good interest is manifest in the the union meetings carried on at the Methodist church. The meetings will last of next week.

The christian people are taking a deep interest in the meetings. There will be meeting o( special character on Sunday morning and Sunday evening. Ah are given a cordial invitation to these meetings. Come and get the good of these meetings for they will soon close. "How shall we escape if we neglect so great a salvation? Now in the accepted time, Now is the day of salvation.

Come in and examine my new line ot Christmas Candies. I can make you good prices on all such goods. Let me figure with you F. A. Fairbanks.

fleus ftootit 3ouQ. It's better at Fairbanks' Notice the date for the entertainment at the U. B. church. Geo.

T. Edwards had business in Pawhuska Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Sneed spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Sedan.

Mrs. C. R. Walterhouse attended the Methodist Aid bazar, at Elgin Wednesday. Mrs.

F. A. Fairbanks was a visitor at the Methodist ladies bazar in Elgin Tuesday. M.s. Effie Wade went to Paw-huska Tueaday to attend payment now in progress in that city.

Miss Ethel Mckeehen spent Thanksgiving with her sister Miss Kate at Nowata, Oklahoma. Mrs. Anna Callahan is in Paw-huska this week attending payment and visiting friends in that city. Miss Hattie Pulliam went to Cedar Vale Wednesday evening and will visit her parents near that city unt'd Sunday. H.

N. Reid and family removed from their farm west of Sedan, this week and are now occupying their home in the west part of town formerly occpied by Dave Snakard..