The Wakefield Searchlight from Wakefield, Kansas • 6

Af THE A RICiH LIGHT -Septemb er 6 1 9 0 TITtE TABLE is- WEST UNION PACIFIC EAST. Use USK'S Passenger, 3:35 p. ra. I Passenger, 11:53 a. at." Accotn'd'n, 6:10 m.

-Acoom'4'n. 7:50 p. tu, j. A trains daily, except Sunday 'J4' Ticket to all nointo north, south, eastattd Mtest. Make connections with all trains at Kaunas City.

B. BATCHELOB, Agent. Tinware. CHURCH DIRECTORY. EPISCOPAL.

Morning Service save first Sunday 1141 Sabbath School 10 a. to. Evening fiervice. Communion 3rd Sunday in each month. KBV, J.

ANDBB80N, Hector. Positively guaranteed. We will replace every piece that does rust. No humbug. Wash Boilers, Pails, Dippers, Tea Kettles, Dish Pans, Milk Pans, Strainers Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Etc.

I have just received a new stock. Call and see them. business. tMr. Bolden thinks of giving up his njk route soon.

He has been faithful thus far. Quite a number from Gill have been attending the Wesleyan camp neting in Oakland township. tGrandma Shegley is expecting her soil soon to visit her. He is a prominent minister of the Gospel. jilim.

Susie Gray and Ollie Magill returned to Topeka after a month's vacation which means an education. Earl Shivers and Ernest Machmer met with a narrow escape recently. They hitched a colt to a little wagon, the colt balked and threw them both out but fortunately no bones were broken. Mr. W.

M. Shivers and family have taken an overland route to Elk Creek, Nebraska, and will be gone about three weeks. Alvin Machmer and family are keeping house while they are gone. Eddie Gingrich met with quite a painful accident last Sunday while trying to ad just the chain on a bicycle. The flesh was taken off his thumb for about one inch and a cut ph his four fingers.

The consequence is he has to carry his arm in a sling. September 4, 1900. CONGREGATIONAL. Preaching 11:00 a. av Sabbath School 12:00 m.

Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Preaching aw Prayer Meeting W. d.J 7:30 p. m.

KBV, L.VMAH HULL, factor. METHODIST. H. S. WALTER.

Preaching Sabbath School 11:00 a. 12:00 m. 6:30 p. sa. 7:30 p.

m. Epworth League Preaching Thursday 8:00 p. m. Prayer Meeting Rev. A.

L. Day, Paster ihipped hogs Tuesday night. UNIONDALE BAPTIST CHURCH. Riley Elkins is taking in the cool Sabbath School 10:00 a. breezes of old Vermont.

Preaching m. Young Peoples1 Meeting p. as. Preaching first and third Sunday evenings sf each month. John Henen was a visitor in Grant Rev.

C. W. C. Ebicson, Pastor. We are pleased to record the fact that the Stars and Stripes now wave over the citadel of learning at Gatesville.

Miss How wiil throw the colors to the breeze each and every school day 'throughout the winter after Monday, the 10th of September, A big improvement has been made in the Gatesville school house in the past month, September 4, 1900. on Sunday, Miss Dunham opened her school in LODGE DIRECTORY. District 29 on Monday for a term of 8 months. 1 W. C.

Avery and wife are now liv IO. O. F. Myrtle Lodge No. 375, meets at Dodsons Hall every Wednesdav evening.

Grant. Ora Fee is now laid up with a big boil on his shoulder. John Dunham has his mill up and in running order. Judge McBeth is having his corn cnt and put in the shock. S.

Burnell has just finished cutting 65 acres of corn. John Younkin and Wm. Sherbert ing on the fat of the land and taking in the breezes of the broad Atlantic in Massachusetts. al W. A.

Home Security Gawp No. 1TW. i at Dodson Hall every 2nd and 4th Friday evenings of eaeh month, RN. of Home 8bcubity Camp No. U3f' meets at Thomas Hall every 2nd and 4th Friday evenings of each month D.

of J. Wakefield Council No. 39 meet at Dodson's Hall every 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month. Market. Southeast Republican.

J. B. Quinby was well pleased with the large attendance at his sale last '--y1' Mr. Ed Miller and Miss Lottie Stewart were callers at A. C.

Woern-er's Sunday evening. Miss Clara Rathert, of Junction City, is spending the week with friends and relatives. A new culvert-is being built across west of Mr. Burnett's. A much needed improvement.

Mrs. Lulu Mudge and daughter, Miss Lucile, are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Woerner's. Madam Rumor reports a wedding in this neighborhood soon. Boys, keep posted. Get your tin band ready. L.

of S. Wakefield Council No. 60, meets: at Thomas Hall every 1st and 3rd Friday ev--. Our people are looking for two weddings in the near future. Two sons-in-law will be added to two large and happy families.

Two of the heroes of the Spanish war will be made happy. We congratulate them upan their good luck. On Saturday night a full inch of rain fell at Gatesville in about fifteen minutes and as a result hay will be better, kaffir corn much better and pastures much improved. The big revival meeting has closed and the big tent moved away. Large numbers of converts have been made and much good has been done, many souls have undoubtedly been saved.

An ice cream social was given for the benefit of the preacher. ni gs of ea ch month O. U. VV. Wakefield Lodge No.

373. meets at Dodson Hall every 2nd and 4th Monday nings of each month. Henry Fentem continues to sell the best of Meats at reasonable prices. Headquarters for HIDES'and PELTS. NA.

A. Wakefield Lodge No. 332, meets at Dodson'sHall every 1st and 3rd Thursday evening of each month. Aug. BRENNER, Artistic rv Merchant All the news without prejudice; The best general reading; The best market reports; The Great Paper of the Great West, THE KANSAS CITY STAR: Tailor.

Fire and Tornado Insurance Shawnee Fire Ins. of Topeka, Kansas. Hartford bs. of Hartford, Connecticut. The Best Protection Is Reliable Companies.

W. H. MYERS, Wakefield, Kas. Suits made to Order. Pants, $4.00 up.

Suits, $16.00 up. By mail, postage prepaid, daily and. Sunday, 1 year. .84.00 By mail, postage prepaid, daily and Sunday, 6 months, $2.00 The Weekly Kansas City Star, Cleaning and Repairing Neatly and Promptly done CLAY CENTER. Money to loan on Real Estate.

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