The Advocate from Lakin, Kansas • Page 8

NORTH KENDALL. KEARXY CGUFIY ADVOCATE. LOCAL NEWS. Frank Grskill down from the Flats Saturday Still intlie Trade, With a Line of Goods. WEBER, DEALERS IN- Goods.

Clothing- rocene: Dry HATS AND GAPS, Hardware. Queensware. Flour. Feed. AscriciC nival BOOTS AND TOES.

Pinal T.nnihor LAEDT, KANSAS, and Cement. MAIN STBEET Livery, Sale, Commission, Feed Main Street, Lakin, Kansas, Nobby Rigs, Good Teams, Safe Drivers, Reasonable Rates. G. C. W.

An Up-to-Date Drug Store is what The Public will find here. If it is in the drug line we have it. MAIN STKEET, LAKIN. KANSAS. at I an Always Glad to See You.

SMITH SHINKLE, At the New Meat Market, -v. -w. B. W. TAYLOR If If A VI mi BV Miss Gertrude Goeden was on the sick list the first of last week, but never negleoted her school.

She is preparing to have a fine Christmas tree December 23d, as her school closes for the holi days. CordieElston and his father were trading in Kendall Saturday A. W. Wells was husking corn for G. W.

Goostree last week. Cal. Garrison, of Colorado Springs, Missouri, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. G. W.

Goostree. Clark Elston and Billy Crosky TT 1 11 1 were at iienaan on Dusmess Saturday. Cordie Elston is having a well drilled on his homstad Joseph Kurtz and W. P. Porter were at Kendall Saturday.

Mrs. G. W.Goostree,Mrs. Pearl Wells and Cal. Garrison and wife visited Laun Garrison and wife Sunday.

DEERFIELD. Mr. C. H. Wills came in from Independence Kans.

Sat. on a business trip. Quite a number of the boys went hunting, Thursday and they killed something over a hundred and fifty rabbits. Miss Edith Turney expects to return home Thursday from Wis consin where she has been visiting relatives. ft Mrs.

Oscar Downing and son and Miss Lou. spent a few days in Garden City this week. Mr. McCoun and family expect to leave Wednesday night for Trinidad, Colorado. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Giilock gave a party last Saturday night. All who were present reported a pleasant time. AMONG THE CHURCHES. Union prayer meeting is held at the Baptist church every Thurs day evening at 7:30.

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.

McBride, Thursday, December 19th, at 3 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH. 'Rev. A.

W. Yale, Pastor. Services Sunday morning and evening, December 29, to which the public is cordinlly invited. Bible School meets every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock- W. C.

Frost, Superintendant. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services are held in the court house. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock. H.

H. Cochran, Superintendant. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev.H. A.

Schneider, Pastor. Sunday School meets in the school house every Sunday morning at 9:45. H. F. McBride, Superintendant.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev F. F. Thomas, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning and evening.

bcnooi meets every Sunday morning at 9:45. J. M. Judd, Superintendant. Christian: Endeavor meets ev ery Sunday evening at.

6. Subject for next Sunday, The Magnificat. Forest Thomas Lea" CATHOLIC CHURCH. Sendees on the first and third 1 Sundays of each month at 10 a.m.. A.

W. YALE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Office Uoier the Latin State Bank. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. THURSDAY, DEC.

19, 1907. WEST SOUTH SIDE. Onto Schrovowistiskt. This is certainly fine December weather. Several from our vicinity at tended the opera at Lakin lasT week.

N. T. Trout is feeding a bunch of cattle on sugar beets. They are doing fine. Stanley Reef is working for Rodeuch hauling beets.

Sanford Fulmer left for California last Thursday evening. Mrs. Hatcliff's team came home in a rush Tuesday eveniug without a driver. Leslie Trout returned home from Mo. Friday.

Messrs. Jones and Smith from east side crossed the hills lsst week. i The autos were spinning round our boulevards last week and took dinner at Myers on the Wiley Ranch. Misses Hazel Brown and Virginia Harbolt visited with Mable Longstreth Saturday evening. Mrs.

Robert Warthen was a Lakin visitor Saturday. Mrs. Smith who has been quite sick is better. A. N.

Brooks was a business caller at Johnston's Monday. Several new scholars were enrolled last week. Mr. Campbell and family were Lakin Saturday. Mrs.

McCollough visited in our neighborhood last week. Careful service is characteristic of my eye examinations. My tests are unerring and your eyes are safe in my care. Mr S. V.

Goeden, Graduate Optician. UP ON THE FLATS. A. R. McCullough spent part of last week with friend Hoy Rosecrans.

Elmer Sharpe went out on the South side Thursday to work for Wm. Johnson. Chas. Funston visited Robert Raney Saturday night. Mrs.

Wra, Bell received a telegram last weak stating that her brother was dangerously ill with typhoid fever. Hoy Rosecrans spent Sunday afternoon with Chas. Funston. Olive Bandy has been improving her residence by putting in new windows and cementing the walls. There will be a Christmas entertainment at the Kearny school house.

Mrs, Mary E. Cline and daugh-' ter, Frank Cooper will spend the holidays with relatives in Mrs. Enos Shot well, gave a din ner Sunday in honor of her hus-bind'3 birthday. Mr. and Mrs.

Middleton and Miss Ona Enslow while enroute for Washington, stoppad of at Lakin and are visiting their fa-thcr, P. Enslow. Rev. W. S.

Prather and wife were in town shopping Saturday. Boy's knee pants and youth's long pants at cost 'at Mullany, Houser's. John Mame who has been work ing south of the river has returned to his home at Chalk, Okla. This section got a good (mow last Thursday, ahd the eastern part of the state got a good rain. This will be a great help to the wheat crop.

Fine, attractive salebils in two colors, at the Advocate printery. The Methodist ladies cleared at their fair instead of $100 as stated last week. We had an authentic" report but it was from the wrong side of the house. Sheriff McAlister says the phe asants are" getting along nicely. They get under the bushes and are protected from the snow.

wnen you naye a saie, anu yuu nrnnli VkSlSM- "ITAIIW 11 TTT1 1 1 Lakin, Kansas. E. A. McCristal, horse shoeing specialist, at Kuhn Parcell's shop. All work guaranteed.

we would iiKe ior our correspondents to-get their copy in by Tuesday if possible. We us ually have a rush of work on Wednesday that some times makes us late in going to press. The prettiest calendar we have seen was sentus from Chickasha Oklahoma. It is issued by the Chickasha Milling Company, one of the largest wost of the Mississippi. One man said he wished the mud would continue for three months.

He thought there would" be some sidewalks put down by that time. If something would wake the town up to the need of this improvement it would mark an epoch in Lakin's prosperity. The largest cash business done by the Advocate in one week was since tne strenuous stringency commenced. The people are showing their appreciation of a good live local paper. Suit cases and telescopes at cost, at Mullany Houser's.

Avery Glass will leave here next Sunday for Ness City, where he will run a repair shop. He has been here a year and has made a host of friends who will be very sory to have him leave. He is a young man of excellent character-and habits, and will be greatly missed in church Hats and caps at cost, at Mullany Houser's. Wild pigeons have made their appearance ia West They used to Joe very numerous, but disappeared about thirty years ago. No one has been able to explain where they want, or what became of them.

You will need good, reading matter this winter- TheAdvocate and a few good magazines will cost but little, and will give much enjoyment as well as information. I Two drilling Work promptly done, at reasonable rates, wells put down any depth. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or write' 4' orcs iv m. WIsv vv- a Hi Lakin Rca Richards, Jffi IS- hi AAAnV-SnrZ SC.vC-.?: sic.

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Kimball will spend next Sunday with his daughter in Kansas City; The farmers finished delivefng beets at this station Those at Deerfieldhave orders to get them in by Saturday. The factory -will get through much earlier this year, than last. HATS! HATS! HATS! We have a few ladies' dress hats to close ont at 50c on the dollar. Better hurry. Fitzgerald Locke.

Mr. Trinkle 's residence is hearing completion and he will probably eat his" Christmas dinner there. 'S Mr. Snow another octagonal porch to his house. It is, now entitleito bear that historic namerThe House of Seven Gables." Dry goods, dress goods, muslins at cost, at Mullany er's.

LstateCol id Kearny County Land Great Demand. Farm and City Property. List Your Farms with Us. Our Lists Go to Thousands. 4'i I Jl4 Lakin Real Estate Company, vJ fiC5rls.

FOR SALE. One 5-year-old bay gelding, weight about 1100 pounds, well broken. One mule colt, 6 months old. One top buggy. EllaTedford, Deer field, Kan Go to Kuhn Parcell for desp well cylinders, all brass, the bf st that is at cost, Houser's.

at Mullany Hello! How is this? Christmas toys at half price, Saturday morning, to close out, at Fitzerald Locke's, Lost. A. pair of black gloves, between Watkin's restaurant and Glenn's. Anyone finding them will confer a favor bypeving them at Glenn's restaurant or at the Lots of nice things for Christmas at For good surry. See Hetzer Trinkle.

Lots of nice books at.