Glen Elder Republican from Glen Elder, Kansas • 1

11 1 Mil ill II fl mil 1. GLEN KLDEli, MITCHELL COUNTY, KANSAS, FIJI DAY, MAY 25, 1891. i IlEAl QW HTK1M GlIS F.L1F.1 POST Ko CORRESPONDENCE. CENT HAL lillANClT, MISSOURI PACIFIC. (JOINO EAST.

PlinTflRRAPUER. Tl Low prices, First-class work, and Satisfaction guaranteed.1 When in town como'nr get four Cabinets taken for $1.00. Clook.s czEsacziESOBsaEzisasazasac "Watolnea Beloit, All Goods "War rented. FIHE NATCH END JEWELRY REPAIRING SPECIALTY Jewelry itii ipai iprai ita igrai ir.ai vmmvmwwwwm Spring Announcement: I am prepared to sell everything in the Harness Line at Bottom Price, viz: A No. 1 Factory Harness, $10 Good Plow Harness, $19 Eureka Hai nes Oil, 40c per gal.

Call and be convinced. No.404 II fir.il ICxpiecB, 4, Mixed, 0 I a. p. Ul C.iiO a. ui.

4.4, Local Fr iahi-, GOING WEST. Nil 403, JIull and Expicgs, 41 p. 421, Mixed, 423, Freight, Agent. Churches. METHODIST- Service? erery Sunday at 11 a in.

Sabbath school at 10a. in. Pray it meeting ThurMlay evenings. U. N.Gmck, Patior.

TREE METUODIST-Soniros at Falrvlew the necoad nod fourth Sunday nt 11 o'clo 1: J'roacliin every Sunday evening. Sunday ncliool at 10 o'clock. Ukv. A. N.

Kennkuy. CIlIRISTIAN-ficrvlcrta every Lorrt. day at 11 a. ui. Pr aching the fourth Lord's day In each month at 11 a.

iu. t.nj p. by KUt Matchtttt. lira's day fcliool at 10 a. and V.

P. S. C. E. 6 p.

in. every Lu d'g dny. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. iu. Secret Societies.

first and third Saturday ovonlnjs of each month. Visiting Brethren cordially Invite d. Ukari), Sec. O. Hours, W.

M. LEN ELDER LODGE No. 830, 100 F.mcets every Friday trcoing. Vlnttlng Brethren invited. E.C.

Mooiies, 0. J.W. CbaiaoToK, geey. LEW ELDER LODGE Nol. Ill, Rubtkah De- VX greo, inlets second and fourth Tuesday! of eh month, Mas.

Amkjjus, N.U. Mini. E. M. Lyle, Sec.

LEN ELDER LODGE No. A meela the second and fourth Saturday of oach Dicnth. Gaas BarTok.M. II. C.

Ball, Rec. LEN ELDER LODGE No. 104.D of meets VX every wyond and fourth Thursday. Mas I BokBt. Rec.

IWks. Hattib Dove.C of II NIGHTS OF COLUMBIA LODGE No. iV meets the second aud fourth Monday. fi Dbtwilbb, Rec. Vallittk, Com A POST No.S61, mcctB first and third Sat unlay at heir Hall.

ewisBT. AdJ't. 8 Wbitmet, Com, "I LEN ELDER CAMP No 202, of meets VI try Weiln. sday evening lit A Hali. Harlan, Sarg.

Elus, Capt. LEN ELDER SOCIETY No 41. A 8 motU every Satuidiiy at A Hull. line 8 sweet, Sec. Mrs Tbobstoh, Pros, li LODGE No.

231, meets tho aecond and 1 lourth Sa'urday to A Hall. Mna Thornton, See. Pre Business Cards. IIOUTS.MD. No 400 Main St.

Glon Knnaas. tCalls to Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever prompt ly II THORNTON, Dentist. Office over Andrew' Harness Shop p. lees on till woik, and aatiolactlon guaranteed, BORST D. Pbysleiat nd Surgeon i'-L Office at KcytvortU Burst's Drug Stoie f-5yAll calls promptly attended, day or night.

ALLISON. Dentist. J-i Otlico with Ba toy Speasard over Stoi Will bo in Clca Elder, every alternate week Commencing Dec 10, 18C3. i TAYLOR, Attorney-at l. and Collie tion tS'OiBcc fcoit side public juare.

Glen Elder, Kansas. Pr aotioal WATCHMAKER AND -JEWELER. ff.tTA well selccfod slock Watdies, Cloeks antlJeAvelry Always on hand. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Your patronage respectfully solicited.

Oiiarley Eberle, Tonsorial Artist. gWhon you want a clean, easy shave or a good linir cut, do not i Oi.cn Eldkii, JiA3isA8, May 'i'i, W4 for Memorial Serviced, Memorial Sunday, May 27, the members of Gleu Elder Tost S. of V. and L. A.

will meet at (i. A. R. Hall at 7 o'clock p. to march to M.

E. church whoiv. Divine services will bo held by Rev. G. M.

Glick. J'rooram for Memorial Day. On Memorial Day, May 30, 18'Jr. the members of Glen Elder Tost R. S.

of V. and L. A.S. wijl meet at G. A.

II. Hall at -2 o'clock p. nd the column will be formed under direction of Comrade Tice, Mftrsha.il of the Day, and will proceed toM. E. church where Memorial services will be held as follows: 1, Opening services with salute to the.

dead. 2. Music by Choir. 3. G.

A. R. Ritual 'service. 4. Anthem "by Choir.

5. Select reading, Rulo Richmond 6. Solo. 7. Select reading, Ed.

Bromley. 8. Mush; bytftoff. Recitation, Miss Eva Blair. 10.

Duet. 11. Address, Rev. G. M.

Click. The line of march will then be taken up to the cemetery where the following services will be 1. G. A. R.

Ritual service. 2. Mus'ic. 3. Trayer by Chaplain.

4. Recitation, Nellie Richmond. 5. Song. 6.

Decoration of Graves. 7. Salute to the Dead. 8. "Taps." The line will then march back t6 Hall and "break ranks." All old soldiers and sailors are cor dially requested to join the ranks of Glen Elder Post on Memorial Day, J.

M. bWEET, S. G. WlIITLKY Adjutant. Post Com.

Messrs T. J. Burgess and J. E. Parkes completed the organization of a Knights and Ladies of Security lodge in our city last Wednesday evening with 40 members, and closed the charter.

These great credit for their untiring effort's in getting a lodge organized; they met with some serious obstacles, but through their tenacity of will they overcame them all, and today wo have one of the strongest fraternal insurance orders in town. The following are the 'nanies uf charter members: 0. L. Taylor, N. Taylor, I.

McBlair M. J. Mcfilair, Grant McBlair, Lilliw McBlair, Madison Todd, S. E. Todd, Lillie Todd, C.

E. Macy, F. P. Men-do, C. Mende, J.

A. Proctor, Ella Proctor, T. J. Porter, Cel la Porter, R. G.

Heard, E. A. Heard, C. Eberle, A. Eberle, 11.

Thornton, Fannin Thornton, O. Houts, II. Welch, Al bert Tickering, Mary Barrett, C. A. Sullivan John Dickinson, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Sapp, Mr. and Mrs. A.

German, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cannon Mr. and Mrs.

W. II. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. O.

P. Haight. Messrs Parkes and Burgess, whili' In our city, through their honesty of. purpose and honorable carriage, gained many friends who saw them depart yesterday, with many regrets, but also wishing for them success, as they are deserving men. Charley Marzolf kicked a young cat.

fish; the, fish objected to such treatment and horned Charlie In the great toe, broke off his horn and Chas. fell worse, result, Dr. Hoiits split 'open the toe and removed tlve born. There was some danger of blood poisoning. Moral: Don't kick-.

There we're about baptised Sun day, at the M. E. church by sprinkling. On June a number more will be baptized in the Solomon river, near tho mill, by immersion, at 3 o'clock p. ui.

There are a good many mwx that r.eed to repent'. Lone Hill Bust. Nearly all the corn is planted in this section. E. Fisher Is breaking sonic prafrte for Grant lirowh.

A. J. Moll and family arc entertaining the mumps. Miss Anna Brown spent Sunday with friends at Cawker. Morris Brown is building a new stare Room at Blue Hill.

Mrs. Nusbaum has been suffering with a sore hand tho past week. Ahcrt Nusbaum had his foot injured by a horse stepping on It. The young ToIks had a jrathering at Dave Iiarnish's, Thursday night. The Methodists will soon begin work on their new parsonage at Blue Hill.

Jacob Brown and his best girl were taking in the sights around Lone Hill Sunday. Road overseer, John Marzolf, has been grading the roads of this section the past week. Albert Nusbaum and R. W. Brown attended a League meeting at Mt.

Streetcr last Thursday night. The recent dry weather has damag' cd the wheat of this section some. We hope it may rain before long. Quito a number of Excelsior people attended the Anniversary of tho Ep- worth League, at Blue Hill, Sunday The county surveyor was in this section. Thursday, surveying tho ieiunian grave yard, which will soon be fenced and improved otherwise.

Coxev. Fifth Anniversary of the Epworth Lestae, at Blue Hill. The Excelsior, Blue Hill, Mount Streetcr and Pleasant Hill Leagues observed the 5th Anniversary of the organization of the Epworth League at Blue II1I1, Sunday May 13. The Junior League wf Mt. Streetcr came in a load and brought thei dinners with them, which they ate the school house.

The regular program began at 2 ni. at winch tune the house was com pieteiy nneu ana sua tney came IjY It I 1 1 Tiie program which consisted of songs responsive readings, recitations and papers upon League work, was wel rendered by the members of the it forent Leagues. The Junior League of Mt. Streetcr gave an interesting exercise under the direction of Mrs Coburn. R.

W. Brown, of Excelsio Chapter, had charge of the program and was assisted by the presidents of the other Chapters. The Blue Hi Chapter had decoratedjHie school house with mottoes and flowers. All seemed to enjoy the exercises and before separating joined in sing ing tho League "Battle Hymn." Much credit is due all who aided in making the occasion it success, and undoubtedly they feel well paid for their efforts. Reporter.

Tinted Lead makes the best paint. Call on 1'. J. Dittus for Tinted Lead Paint. Mrs.

Clover is receiving, almost daily, new goods. Tinted Lead paint makes the most paint, for sale by P. J. Dittus. Ten per cent off for all cash sales on millinery goods, at Mrs.

Clover's. For artificial flowers, and wreaths of all kinds, go to Mrs. Clovers. Wo are in debted to Dr. O.

Houls and C. E. Hubbard for favors extended to us this week. The Rose Valley band will take part in the Decoration Day exercises in Glen Elder. They will decorate (the graves on their way from there 1 here.

W. Granger. Kansas. Speotaoles 1 'rrai mi inna iMgarnggg! L. L.

HANGER-. of all kinds. Our before purcnasing goods can be secured ACOSXI PEQVEFvB Ko. 13. "He Trho has taken imto himself awifei IlatH Llossod Liras'elf tbror.gltout his life." UU not if ha has taken a wife vlo is i rnorant of the merits of ACORN Cloves and Ranges.

and Tinware 1. 1 TV" 'fC5 "Dealers In-4 ardware Stoves, Ammunition, Bolts, Barb Wire, Heavy and Shelf Hardware stock is new and complete, and we ask you to call and sec Prices as low as -good us at any store iu this vicinity. ,.4. mmK on A Full and com-1 plete lino of Hard-! ware, Stoves rwr ware, Paints, Oih -A- Hi LI 11.. )j and Glass, at Price that can't be beat iij MitcMl County.

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