The Weekly Visitor from Hutchinson, Kansas • 2

THE WEEKLY VISITOR. where he may worship in the beauty of true reverence. THE WEEKLY 1). Y. DONALDSON.

EDITOR. Subscription: 25 cents. NEWS NOTES. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Swartz a son, March 28 th. "The-Christian Standard of March oi.i i 1 rr i xi G.llEETING., oist, repuria lyy accessions 10 iue Churches. This is about the number reported each week during last year.

Let us rejoice and take courage. "The Lord Givetii the Increase." The C. E. is moving along in their ft The Weekly Visitor enters upon its mission with this issue, with the desire that it may fill in some degree, the much felt need of a medium of local church news. We do not purpose to enter the of journalism as a.

i val to our many splendid representatives, such as the Evangelist, Standard, and others. We only hope our in- r1npnrA mftv p.nlartrft t.hft riimnlat.i-m of work very nicely. There were two active members added last Sunday. They are a consecrated body. of young people, and are doing a noble work "For Christ and the Church." There are quite a number in Hutch inson who have formerly been identi fied with the Christian Church, but ave neglected to affiliate with this congregation.

Let us look after these brethren and enlist them. The C. TV." M. is doing good work. these papers until every home is blessed by their influence.

Our aim shall be to keep in touch Mvith our local work and use these columns to report the, happenings amonp us, and by so doing to bring about a closer contact of our brethren, and strengthen the bond of Christian fellowship. We ask the sympathy and cooperation of the entire church, and that of our friends and neighbors who have been so ready to help us in the past. May the blessings of a loving Providence use this leaflet to His Glory. Their meetings are entertaining and spiritual. Mrs.

G. W.Livengood is the The above cut gives to our readers the 'likeness of D. Y. Donaldson, minister of the First Christian Church. He, was born in Louisville, July 1871, and reared on a farm in president.

She speaks encouragingly of their outlook. Mrs. Harry Stewart Coulson, form Spencer Co, 30 miles East of that City. erly Miss Shepherd, of Hutchinson, He entered Kentucky University at Lexington, in '91 and graduated from writes irom ner new nome at ouiaer, Colorado, that she desires her Church letter so that she may identify herself with the Church at Boulder. We re- the College of the Bible in '99.

He was married to Miss Hattie Campbell at her home church, Beech Grove, Trimble Aug. 11, '98. She has proven a very efficient helper in all his work and shares very largely in the EDITORIAL. lleverence for sacred things marks frequently the destiny of the young. The Lord's house and all its services should be so respected that a professed Christian could not act in a manner to divert the attention of the hearers, or to do or say one thing that would be out of harmony with the occasion.

Dr. J. W. MAGUIRE, SPECIALIST. Diseases of Eye, Ear, "Nose and Throat.

Glasses scientifically adjusted. Office in Masonic Temple, Hutchinson, Kans. fruit of his labors. This couple moved to Hutchinson from Butler, in January and began their work with this church with the new year. Mr.

Donaldson is doing the preaching in the meeting now in progress. Office Phone 69. Residence Phone 66. H.J. DUVALLM.

Office rooms stairs, southwest corner First Avenue and Main st Residence, 226 Sixth Avenue West Good Things to Remember and Do. Speak reverently of sacred things. Be in your place at Church on the Jlemember "The Lord is in His holy temple, let all the earth keep silent before -We are pleased to note the disposi- tion on the part of our members to break away from cold and lifeless formality, and greet each other cordially in all our church gatherings. Let this spirit be encouraged until every stranger who may visit our services will feel the influence thus weilded and receive a welcome that will make him feel he is among the Lord's people Lord's day morning. All XJ XXAAd UXli-ll A Latest Novelties.

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S. Tiffany, No. 9, South Main. Christians. Invite them to accompany you to your worship..