The Linn Digest from Linn, Kansas • 10

zf Iff mm tm SUPPLEMENT. Volume Number 20. Linn, Kansas, Thursday, Nooemer 29, 1906. One Dollar a year. '7 25' s7 H.

L. Schwerdtfeger came home Wednesday to remain until Christmas. J. W. Tuttle is home from his Texas trip.

He bought land in that state. Mrs. J. Erhard is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walker, at Greenleaf, this week.

"SKIDOO! 23 FOR 10 Is the Latest Tiling in "Slang." You may not be interested in "slang," but you will be in Miss Grace Leuszler is home from school at Manhattan and will remain until Monday. Mrs. H. v. Gemmingen and three children have been quite ill for the past three or four days.

Miss Mildred Hackney, of Washington, visited her sister, Mrs. Algie, several days during the past week. Musicale The Madrigal Lady Entertainers at the M. E. church, Saturday evening, Dec.

8. Lecture course. Henry Poertzer returned to his home at Netawka, Wednesday evening, after a few days' visit with Linn friends. An injunction was served on the owner of the joint building Wednesday, to prohibit the sale of liquor therein hereafter. P.

L. Leuszler was a visitor at Kansas City Tuesday, where he had stock on the market. He also shipped a car of stock Sunday night. THE LATEST NOVELTIES. Pictures, Vases, Hand-Painted-China, Albums, Mechanical Toys, Mirrors, Stationery, Perfumes, Jewell Boxes, Toilet Articles, Collar, Cuff and Glove Boxes, and Other Holiday Goods Too Numerous to Mention, at Prices Unheard of Before, Also a Nice Line of Picture Postal Cards.

We have a Handsome Line of FANCY DECORATED BOX CANDIES. R. A. Mechsner returned from Vliet, Wednesday evening, where he had been to see his daughter, who has been dangerously ill. She is improving at present.

Lovers of vocal and instrumental music should not fail to hear the Madrigal Lady Entertainers at the M. E. church, Saturday evening, Dec. 8. Second number of the lecture course.

Mr. Fred Matthews, of Kimeo, met with a serious accident on Wednesday, getting his hand fast in a feed grinder, badly lacerating and mashing his fingers and hand. Dr. Algie dressed the wounds, but since we have failed to catch the doctor to get a complete report of the accident. The following customers purchased Majestic ranges at E.

C. Collins' special range demonstration last week J. C. Wiggins, Nick Peters, D. W.

George, Chas. Hennerberg, Mrs. Rosella Han-kins, John Coder, W. Coder, Henry Oelschleager, Jacob Werner, Mrs. Geo.

Rebbeke, and E. A. Griffith. The special sale was very satisfactory and Mr. Collins desires to thank his patrons for their very liberal patronage.

Quite an interest is being developed in special revival meetings being held at the A. C. church. The services will be continued indefinitely and there will be preaching at the regular hours next Sunday morning and evening. Elder T.

E. Glendecning has been assisting in the work all of this week and will re- Christmas Presents are being1 rapidly selected from the stock. Call and make your Selection before the Choicest Articles are All Sold. Yours truly, Algies Cash Drug Store mdin at least over Sunday, and possibly longer. All are cordially invited to attend the services and assist in any way they can with the good work.

J.W.Mahaffey. Excelsior. Messrs. Fred Enfield and D.D. Williams visited Ernest Rutherford Saturday.

Frank McGlothen and family spent Friday evening at Mr. Hodges'. Earl Rutherford has purchased a new top buggy and we note that he is traveling Church Directory. M. E.

CHURCH. Preaching services alternate Sabbath mornings at o'clock; and alternate Sabbath evenings at 7 :30 o'clock. Prayer service every alternate Sabbath at 11 :00 o'clock a. m. Sabbath School every Sabbath at 10:00 o'clock a.

m. You are cordially invited to attend all services of the church. C. D. Fawcett, Pastor.

in nie jjoueiiiiati neigiiuornoou again. Miss Eula Davis spent last week visiting uiu menus uu milieu. Misses Anna and Rosa Lesher spent Monday evening with Miss Gertrude Da- metz. Report of Excelsior school for month ending jnov 23, 1006. Total enrollment 41: Averasre dailv at EV.

LUTHERAN CHURCH. Services at the German Ev. Lutheran Zion's Church at Linn, Kansas Services every Sunday at 10 :00 o'clock A. M. Sunday School every Sunday at 11 :15 A.

M. H. v. Gemmingen, Pastor. tendance 28 No of visitors during month Pupil holding rank 1 in grade 8 Flora Hodges; grade 7 Veva Combs; grade 6 Jjuia iiodges; grade 4 Hack; grade 3 Guy Violett; grade 2 Lyle Williams; grade 1 Dora Hodges.

These neither ab EV. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Preaching every Sunday at 10:30 A. M.

Sunday School every Sunday at 10 :00 A. M. Rev. O. Kuhn, Pastor.

Pox. Mr. Walter Thomas, of Billings formerly of Linn, is visiting relatives in this vicinity. A moving picture show was given at the Fox school house Monday night. On account of some trouble with the machine the pictures were not as good as they otherwise would have been.

Miss Josephine Cleavenger visited home folks over Sunday. T. S. Browning finished corn husking Monday. Claud Mickel and Bert Horner are now husking for Guy Hauken-berry.

Grandma Lidy, of Barnes, came up Saturday to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Karns. The little Misses Zola Laird and Gertrude Deidricht are out of school on account of sickness.

While shelling corn for P. A. Lupher Tuesday, Mr. C. Cole and Geo.

McGinnis each injured a hand in thb sheller. Rev. and Mrs. Fawcett and daughter, Miss Anna, were guests at Lupher's Tuesday evening and Wednesday. We can furnish our readers any publication they wish and can save them enough money to make it of interest to them to get their reading matter of us.

W. F. BLASKE Tonsorial Parlor For a first-class shave or hair cut. Also clothes cleaned and pressed on short notice. Agency for Washington Steam Laundry Basket goes on every Tuesday.

sent nor tardy were George Enfield, George Back, Lee Violett, Guy Violett, Carl Hodges and Amos Fencl. Clarence A Johnson, Teacher. A habit is some action repeated until it becomes second nature, and is done unconsciously. People form good habits as well and as easily as they do had onea. Saving money Is a habit just as much as using bywords or slang.

You can grow to feel as much pleasure In saving money as in spending money for luxuries little things that you can do without. IJThe real necessities of life are of a simple nature and Inexpensive. It Is the luxuries of life that cost, The habit of saving money Ib a good possesion and the earlier In life it is formed the better for the Individual. A bank account Is a wonderful aid to the man who saves his money. The Exchange Bank, LINN, KANSAS.

H. J. MEIERKORD, CASHIER. ESTABLISHED BINCK 1880. Stockholders and Directors: C.

W. Snyder, M. F. Southwlck, August Soller, E. A.

Hood, H. J. Meierkord. A. C.

CHURCH. Bible study every Lord's day at 10 a. m. Preaching every four weeks at 11 a. m.

and 8p.m. All are cordially invited to attend these services. Elder JJ.RuppERT.Pastor. M. nr.

A. Summitt Camp, No. 2769, Modern Woodman of America, meets every 1st and 3d Wednesday of each month. All members are cordially invited to attend i WEITE THE COLUMBIAN BIFOCAL CO. DENVER, For any Information regarding the eyesight.

They are experts and will KnLEY JM.OSHER, G. A. Rkbbekk, Clerk. Bfoyal Neighbors. Summitt Camp No.

357, Royal Neighbors of America, meets first and third Saturdays of each month at 2 p. m. All Royal Neighbors are cordially invited to attend. JMK8. Jj.

xlANKINS, Oracle. Mibs Jessie Wharton, Recorder. tell you whether or not you need glasses, and if so, what kind. Sale bills printed at the Digest office. All classes Job Printing Digest..