The Courier from Fairview, Kansas • 4

The union Endeavor meeting at the Baptist church last Sunday evening was very interesting and G- MICHNER CO. largely attended. About fourty lrom here took advantage of the low excursion rate to Beatrice last Sunday. Fairy foot "item from Collidge Enterprise: "While going down to view the burning hay stacks Wednesday evening Miss Ida Hiawatha Academy Commencement. from Tha Horton Headlight.

Editor Headlight: As last week's Headlight has no note or comment in regard to the very interesting; Commencement exercises held in the G. A. R. Hall Hiawatha, on last Wednesday, Come in and examine our life sized pictures that we give as a Druggists, premium with every dozen pic tures ordered. This offer will only last two weeks longer so you Boggs stepped on a jack rabbit, killing it instantly, and the very next step she landed on a rattle snake, crushing the life out of it.

had better come now. J.H.Holt. Her friends managed to get her to the house without her doing KANSAS F.AIRVIEW. perhaps a few points of what was done might be of interest to your numerous readers. The festive occasion was the graduating class of '97 of the thirteen young peop-ple, Academy students, before an audience of about 700 persons young and old.

The exercises from first to finish were refreshing and interesting, highly any damage to the cattle and hor ses." A. H. SCOOTEN. W. F.

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P. A. 4 Chicago. DENTISTRY. AUCTIONEER, J- A.

Rife will cry alei in Brown and adjoining counties. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on me two miles wt of Powhattan or nddross at Powhattan. Make dates at A. J.

Mayor's office. J. A. RIFE, POWHATTAN, KANSAS. 1- Don't forget that Dr.

Thomas will make yon the best set of teeth for $8.00, and can be found in his office at all times. Office with Dr. Mathews The Scenic Route to California. If you are going to the Christian Endeavor meeting to be held in San Francisco in July, 1897, take the best line to Colorado; special trains through over the Great Rock Island and Scenic Route. This is the popular Trans-Conti nental line to the Coast and gives special inducements for Colorado tourist travel.

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B. CALNAN, M. D. Physician Surgeon, Powhattan, Kansas. complimentary to this young noble institution, and the Christian faculty.

Each one of the students presented a maturely prepared oration onpopular subjects of modern and historic times, brim full of patriotic, philantropic and scholarly expressions and information; in fact the exercises would have been lauded as' an honor to a college commencement not more than twenty years ago. By results so apparent we may judge of the quality and quantity of instruction imparted to students who are given the opportunity of attending such a school. "By their fruits ye shall know them." The recent Commencement is the third one I attended in five years; with one of our children graduating at each of these periods; hence may know something of what is being done and accomplished by this truly good institution of Brown conuty. Perhaps had I not thus came in contact with the Academy through ouj children, I might be ignorant or indifferent in regard to its ennobling standard. I take great delight therefore, in commending the work and surroundings to other parents who have young people to be educated right.

In tin's connection I would like to write somethtng of real worth of the faculty; but my aim is to only write a short letter, I will simply say of the two whom I know best, Prof. L. E. Tupper, Piincipal, and Miss Kiner, that it is always a pleasure to meet them either in the Academy, on the street, in their homes or as a visiting guest in our home. Try to form their acquaintance and you will enjoy it.

Between the hours of two and three on Conv mencement day, an other very interesting ceremony was planned and carried out. It was the laying of the corner stone for the new dormitory on the Academy Campus. The ceremony was in the hands of Prof. Tupper. He first called on Rev.

J. B. Richardson for a brief statement. Mr. Richardson, stated how the dormitory funds were given by Mr.

and Mrs. Hoover.s will for that purpose, and how Mr. C. H. Janes added another amount, all in feeling, tender, touching words.

Ex-Governor Morrill followed with an account of how he first met Mr. Hoover in his blacksmith shop out on the Walnut, and how he and Mrs. Hoover earned the money by hard knocks that is now to benefit the young people of the present time. They too, were words most feelingly and fittingly spoken. Mr L.

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Lone Star Items. Fine corn growing weather. One of Mr. Shuber ts' boys came near being drowned one week ago last Sunday. Miss Nora Smith has returned from S.

A. Okeson's, where she has been working for the past two months. An evening party was given at Rev. Schumakers on Wednesday evening. Rosa and Mary Schai-ble, Misses Lichty, Laura Scdmitt, Chas.

Bradahl, Kate Schaible and George Schumaker were among the number in attendance. Chas Gray has treated his house with a new coat of paint. Hay making time has come once more. If you have a cow and don't know how to tease every one, just turn her out on the road to scout and you will see the fun. John Rhodes is painting Mrs.

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