Christian Call from Stockton, Kansas • 1

I- VOL. 1. NO. 2 STOOKTONr KANSAS, JUNES 1, 1892. B.

HILL, Editor. i i Bro. H. Lcgrand, of Webster, called i (Jhkistaik Church. Stockton KansasV at pur office recently, on.

his way east, W. R. GRlFflN MAMMOT IOC Groceries; Queenware 1 Boots, Shoes and Clothing, 8 VOCKTON, KAX8 AS. i DIRKCTCRfV OrriCEics John Marshal D. W.

Cook -1 Elpebs 1 I DSAcav i J. J. SUGHTAM, and spoke a good word for the Call and emphasized his good will by paying for several copies to be sent to friends and advertising his busin(i3 in our columns, all of which we Key. E. Leonard son, of Lyons.

spoke to a large audience in the Con-gregatioual church, Sunday night, May 22pn the subject of drunkard making. The burden of his, discourse was pity, sympatny and gospel for the di unk- it Confectionary AVARM MfeALS AT ALL HORS! Stockton, Kansas. j. 1 i'f. E.

L. Raynoldo, Johnson. Clerk Mrs. qj. Bin TKBA8UBER John Marshal Lord's Day Services 10:83 A.

M. erery 8unday Sunday schoiol 3. P. M. P.

S. U. 7:00 P. M. Week iat meetings Prayer meeting, Thursday 8, P.

M. Business meeting Flr'it, Monday erening" of earh month. 1 Ladies -AidSoctbtv. Mm. J.

Hill President Mrs. Addle Fea'cy Secretary. Mrs Headlemin Traurerr Meets every r'l -A. 'r law for the drunkard if 4 (Successor to H. C.

paiiyJjy I 4 Prescriptions Accurately com-pOundcd day (jr night North de Main Strbkt, STOCKTON, JfAXSAS. ft TV STARK uk. f3 CARRIAGE PAINTING REPAIRING 'A, CARPENTER WdbtRSJg A STOCKTQ, KANSAS. i 1 'I 1 1 I i He is a foreiblc speaker. The ypung temperance orator, J.

Howard Moore, was in Stockton. Men-day evening, May 23 on his way to Plain vilfe and other pbl tt is West, ao delivered before av crowded house at a meeting of jthe C. T. U. fine-toe Christiau one of his interest-ing, instructive and; electrifying tem- peraace lectures.

The church' in Stocltton has decided to invite Bro. Cramblet to devote the three spare months which he has to' evangel istio work in thes county. Of course this call will need to be made unanimous by action of the churches at Plain ville and Green Mound. By this; arrangement' Bro. Cramblet ''will spend every third week with each of the above named congregations.

7( Our people did not succeed in inducing Bro. to, remain in the county and take the work lieie, a circumstances which he could, not wel Control took im el se where, Ho, however knows bur needs'and has found one whom he most heartily recommends, who can take the work in the county, in the person of Bro. Howa Orambleq of Edwards Kansas. Bror Cramblet has letters of highest commendation roa Bro's C. L.

Loos, Grahan, B. Grubbs and J. iW. McGaryy, all of Bible School of 1 1 JOLLY DAN, Local and selected i Bro. Charley Fish and hia father are spending the summer near.

jO-egjo, in this state. Bro. H. 'Lambert attended the State convention of County Superintendents At Junction City. Bro.

Shermau Cross is tpenuing every Lord's day in doing active work for the Master in neighboring 5 school houses. i Sister Jennie Fenler, who "nas been attending school in Stockton, returned to her home near Pal co-, when school closed "'rzr-r-r: '-y-f Bro. Jam.cs 0reen Mou nd is yiaitingiri town" Mrs. Weir. He had the a few weeks ago of fracturing his collar -'The expense of smoking three five cent cigars a day, principal and inter-; est far teiiyearr is JS45.74; for The expense of three lenient cigars theeno of ten 1 iv U71; for twenty-five years.

347. JA the end of fifty years it is THE LEADING GROCE Inyites you to call atlhe-- in Stockton, where he keeps a full line of to Staplo andt Fcnsy Lexington, Ky where he has beln the TO EXl ANOE POR 5- last nve years, preparing nimseir ttor more, efficient work in. the, ministry of God holy word. CASH OR PRODUCE,.