The Globe-republican., 1904-03-31

solo as salulutlOn. i. Q, Mans subject
was "rrue Patriotism" which was an
able address rather than an Grafton. O.
O. Sheely's subject "The Price Of Popu-
larity" was the embodiment of much
thought on the style of historical rene
nIsceuce. Arthur Incl unfolded grandly
and beautifully the wings Of "lhe d.
vine Angel Of Discomfort In her upward
and onward flight Of progress to the
lettering Of mankind through investiga-
ton, moral culture, industry and educa-
tional enlightenment. He spoke well
and held the attention Of his audience In
the mythic charms Of bis Grafton. Miss
Frances Elland chose the Kansas motto
$40 The Stars Through Difficulties and
did credit, to the emblem inscribed on
the banner Of our state. With voice
clear and cullted size led her attentive
listeners not only over the pictured scenes
Of early Kansas strife to a noble state
hood but also through the "reminiscences
of noble characters in historical fame
sketchlng the path that all might tread to
a better and more useful existence. Miss
Kathleen Morrlson's subject was "Ihe
Foe Beneath Old Glory" The grace
and homelike ease in her posture ere she
spoke word pleased the audience. Then
as sentence followed sentence in distinct
enunciation unfolding in descriptive
beauties and greatness that eulogised our
proud and noble statehood the hearers felt
the inspiration of awakening patriotism
every word was clearly and fifty spoken,
every expression seemed tuned in bar.
mony to The varying force, ardor and
spirit encompassed in the thought and
sentiment produced; the interest of the
audience was kept floating on the buoy
ant waves of expectation, every move
ment was gesture in Its place, In mod
Nations of irony aud sarcasm, the shield.
ed foe Of youth and manhood, the bane
of society was dragged from beneath the
| folds of Old Glory and on his hideous
giant form was labeled "SalOon Power
the stigma of American patriotism, an
appeal to youth and manhood tn resist
this demoralizel foe, was clothed in
touching patllos, The merits of the con-
test was close between Arthur Incl,
Francis Eland and Kathleen Morrison,
Miss Morrison winning the honors with
Miss Elland only one third count less.
The award was gold medal
Mr.. and Mrs, Gingnch are the recip-
ents of new daughter.
| Mr.. Nicely Of Reno county with his
family have moved to the Green farm
near Daisy Dell lately purchased by Mr..
Troyer of Hutchinson.
Arthur Nevins who has been quite sick
with typhoid fever is convalescing nicely.
Rev. George Incl of Cimarron Sun
dayed March 20, with his parents.
j. D. Sweeney, R. R. claim agent, To-
Gated at Amarillo, Texas, has been spend
ing a two weeks vacation with bis fam
lily.
Mrs. Charles Stuart Of Kinsley return
ed home last week after few days visit
with her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D, Stuart,
Mrs. Y. M, Gray and daughter Maude
Sunday guests at VIM, Balfors.
Rev. Bodwell preached good morning
aud evening sermons Sunday, March 20,
and to full house and again last Sunday.
W. +. GLANDS new house on bis sod
Vile farm Is progressing under the force
of Contractor A, Il. Dutro and O, y.
Shelly has part of the force on bis store
building and dwelling at Kingsdown.
Almond Madden and wife are singing
lullaby praises to fine new boy and
Charlie Pelton wears his grandpa robes
with pompons delight.
g. E. Hatfield has commenced bis ex-
tenslve addition to bis residence.
G, Herzer has decided to build a cot
tage home IN Ford soon.
A Russell and wife drove down from
Dodge City, Friday, March Is, to visit
with H. B. HeTzer Srl' - taSe ID bio
afeIOqaepce Of E0ra's eStemEsSeusous
literary gSrsgts Andy ttcls athoala al
E2rsI aiid csn Aud liss llMs HttNs dark
ma. smifh 4 psqpaIlus Sslnln hls
two store Buildings, willmore tho apFia
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