Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], June 03, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

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You Will learn on the first page of the Re
fleeter that the BUICK won in the race at
Abilene on May 31st. The Reo is consider
ed its strongest competitor, but the BUICK
easily demonstrated its superiority. At the
close of the race every bearing, radiator
and all parts of the engine were in perfect
condition, amply able to continue 50 miles
more without either a renewal of the gaso
lene supply or extra oiling.
This was one of the severest tests a car can have. The BUICK
can make just as good a showing on hill climbing or going
through sand.
There are over 40 BUICKS in Dickinson County which speaks well
for its popularity. Every owner is a satisfied customer.
Let us show you. A large stock kept at Abilene.
Prices: Runabout, $1,000; five passenger touring car, $1,050;
seven passenger touring car, $1,750. None better.
E E. COULSOW & CO., Agents
ABILENE, KANSAS
MET DEATH IN
John WomlchU, Sr., s Frmer of
Booth Dickinson, Killed.
John Womlchil, Sr., a farmer of
Bouth Dickinson, having lived near
Carlton for several years, was killed
In a runaway hear his home Tuesday
morning. The team ran into a
barbed wire fence and be was caught
by the wire and his throat cut. He
was, on his way to the creamery
when it happened. He was dead
when found by the mall carrier. Fun
eral services will be held Thursday.
New Addition to Cemetery to Be
Graced With Memorial.
The Cemetery Committee has of
fered the O. A. E. a fine plat of
ground in the new addition of the
cemetery on wh,ich to erect a Sold
i... Memorial monument. The mat
ter will be taken up and considered
by the Abilene Post No. 63 at its
next meeting.
The Idea is a fine one. Abilene
,. nnvor cone In tor public monu
ments and now that the new addi
tion tn th cemetery Is to be laid
out artistically it will be a good place
to begin, i
Spring Hammocks
NOW READY
Patterson Hammocks are the
three points that count, Strength,
Richness of design.
Body 34x84 full color, hard spun,
' 3-ply yni each
Body 34x84 full color, fringed
drapery, large round pillow, in
green, red and yellow striped
effects, each -
Body 38x88 heavy canvass weave,
fancy check and panel designs,
large tufted pillow, heavy fringe
and very strong, each
Body 42x90 heavy canvass weave,
deep fringed Valance, assorted
colors, large tufted throw back
pillow, curved head and adjust
able foot spreaders; a large and
comfortable hammock I
best in the
Make and
.75
2.40
3.40
Mrs. Grandberry Is President for the
Coining Tear. ,
The Columbian Club was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. C. B. Hoff
man Tuesday. Luncheon was served
at 1 o'clock and followed by a musl-
cale given by Miss Grandberry, Mrs.
Short. Miss McShea and Mrs. Hodge.
The election of officers preceded the
regular program, them being chosen:
President, Mrs. E. H. Grandberry;
Vice President, Mrs. O. A. Bterl;
Raeordlns Secretary. Mrs. J. A,
Flack; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
V. M. Northcraft; Treasurer, Mrs. v
B. Witmer. !.- .
EiKht of the ladles agreed to as
sist in the care of children to be
sent here for the summer from the
Orphans' Home of Kansas City. A
report of the State Federation at
Hntohlnson was liven by the dele
gate. Mrs. Nevln, Mrs. Grandberry
and Mr. Hodge. The program in
cluded naners by Mr. Hoffman and
Mr. Rice and a report of the civics
by Mrs. Woodward.
Bargain Basement
BASEBALL DOPE.
The guillotine ha started to fall
several of the tryouts have had
their meal tickets cut off. Those
whn met the aad fate are: Cusac,
Nell, Sublet, Pike, Murry, McCrack-
en and Lingo.
The Abilene Red Sox will play an
exhibition game with a Topeka team
Saturday.
"Red" McCraken In an attempt to
natch a fir broke his right thumb
above the second Joint This will
necessitate "Red" to take an un
locked or lay off. Here's hoping
Red" will have a chance at the
league sometime and not alwayt be
so unfortunate.
Manaser Toung expects to give his
eolta a chance to spike some runs
acroa the pan next week against the
Kansas City Red Sox.
Eclipse Tomorrow Evening.
Th.M will ha a total eellnae Of
the moon Thursday, Jsn 3rd. The
moon will rise la obscurity, and re
main In eclipse for about an hour.
Two weeks later, almost to the min
ute the soon will be on the opposite
side of the heavens, aad changes Us
:al(ro position UtU that It ui
cause an eclipse of the tun.
fleorce Stoddard Married.
nnriri Rfnildard. a former AW
w oti.1 graduate of the Abilene
high school, was married to Miss
ni Rnillmnn yesterday morning at
nine o'clock at the Presbyterian
h ii nh tn Peabody. Rev. Dr. Blayney
officiating. ... After the wedding cere-
tho hi-Ma and a-room and many
guests were entertained at a wedding
breakfast by Mr. and Mrs. sterling
of Peabody. - Mr. Stoddard is the
A Ranratarv of the T. M. C
at Topeka. The bride and groom
will be at home at the Devon Fiat in
Toneka after June 16. The many
friends of Mr. Stoddara in ADiieue
extend their best wishes to the happy
couple.
A Family Party.
Mr. J. M. Brewer, entertained
in honor of her sisters and mother,
there being five of the family present,
Mrs. Rebecco Dohner oi west amura,
Ohio, Mrs. Etta Brechbill, Garrett,
ind.. the mother. Mrs. Katie David
son, Harrisbury, Pa., Mrs. J. Q, Land-
Is and Mrs. M. L. Hoffman oi tnis
city. This is the first time id zi
years that these sister have been
tnaathar. They are daughter of
Rev. Henry Davidson, the first editor
of the Evangelical Visitor, whicn was
nnhllshad in Abilene. A delicious
luncheon was served and all were
privileged to partake of tne line
strawberries Mr. Brewer i famous
for raising. Tyenty guest were pres
ent and all had a fine time.
Card of Thank.
In this public manner we desire
to return our heartfelt thanks to the
many kind friends both here and in
Oklahoma who aided and sympathis
ed with us in the loss of our loved
ie.
P. B. ROSS AND FAMILY.
Mrs. Dnnn Dead.
Mrs. Dunn, mother of Mr. P. B.
Rosa, died at her home on West
First last evening aged It yeara. Her
husband Is also critically 111. Fun
eral notice later.
Will Erect Brick B ding.
O .P. Fenton Is having hi old
. vniMinv na Broadway. in
which he ha bad hi teed (tors, torn
down. Mr. Fenton will hare a two
atsrr brick building with all- the
latest Improvements erected in its
place. J. L. Kruger has been given
tha intract and work on the new
building will eomeoes immediately.
Ten Copper Wires Give Direct Service
to This City.
Today was opened the new tele
phone line from Abilene to Hutchin
son and Wichita which has been
built by the Home Telephone and
Telegraph Co., under the supervision
of C. L. Brown, secretary and treas
urer of the company. Ten copper
wires run from Abilene which is the
company' headquarters, to Wichita
eivlna- a direct line from that city to
Kansas City and a perfect service.
The new line cost about 176,000 and
with the direct line to Kansas City
It Is one of the most perfect tele-
nhone line In the country.
Thl office talked over the new
line to Hutchinson and Wichita to
day and the service I as clear and
perfect a the local service In this
city.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
j. M. Kolxow. of Hope, was an
Ahltena visitor.
vim Clara Wenxer la visiting in
Junction City.
Keturah Bwartx left for an extend
ed visit in California.
Miss Bertha Winn went to Junc
tion City for n visit
Mr. O. J. Peter returned from
Dixon and Sterling, 111.
County Attorney Rugh went to Em-
nnrla on lecal business.
U.nn Vaath. of HUtchlnSOn, IS
visiting with bis parents.
u u a andraaon and son nave
gone to Boston to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. M. Newman and two grand
children returned , from a visit at
Mankato.
Mr. J. J. Kugler ha gone to Pltt-
field, 111., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Blanch Eddy.
a. A. Cooper and daughter, Lu-
dle and Estells, left for Canada to
spend the summer.
Mr. N. B. Robson and daugnter
Marybelle, bars gone to California
to spend the summer.
Prof. K. H. Kessler, the Aoiiene
high school science teacher, left for
the east to spend the summer.
aire. Wa. Gross, who ass been n
guest at the horn of 8. A. Cooper,
returned to her horns at Junction
City.
mat stalls Frost, who has been at
tending tha Central Kansas Baslaess
Colkfe, returned to her home at
Grayrtlle, lit
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Clark W. Hout of Jewell City and
Hattie Menges of Abilene were mar
ried Saturday at the court house in
Junction City by Judge Ziegelasch.
Couple Made Happy.
J. B. Haggart, of Damar, and Miss
Ethel Johnston, of Stillwater, Okla.,
were married at the court house by
Probate Judge Anderson.
Abberton-Darrow.,
Last Wednesday, occurred the wed
ding of Miss Mary Abberton, of Carl
ton, to Mr. Endsley Darrow of Abi
iana tvia RarAmnhv was nerformed
at Council Grove and the bride and
groom returned on the evening train
Carlton. Mr. Darrow ha been
a resident of Carlton for some time
and has been a successful teacher in
the county for several years. Mr.
Darrow i employed at Abilene, where
he ha a house In readiness for House
keeping. Carlton ' Tribune.
Vlnson-Holeman.
Mis Pearl Ethel Vinson and Mr.
William B. Holeman. both of thl?
city, were united in marriage at ths
home of the brlde'a mother, airs.
u.,ik, vinann. on east Cottage aven
ue, at 8 o'clock last evening, Rev. W.
C. Coleman officiating. After ths
ceremony all partook of a bountiful
wedding supper, adoui iwem., '-
..j f.i.i.41 v.m nraaant Mr.
Holeman Is one of Abilene' popular
young ladle and will make many
r.ends in her new home. Mr. Hole
man is a successful young man, and
be and Mrs. Holeman have, many
friends here who wish them a nappy
wedded life. They will be at home
after June 10th at Manhattan.
Weston, Oeean-to)ce Walker,
Raid recently: "When you feel
i - .-a foal there is BO us
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living, lust tak your bad thoughts .
.ad walk them off. Before
yon have walked a mile things will
look rosier. Just try if Mav yon
noticed tie Increase In walking of
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tribute It to the eomfort which Allen's
..a tha antisentie powder to un
shaken Into ths shoes, gives to ths
millions now nslng it AS wesum
hss said, "It has real merit"
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vidnn remedy-
are for all diseases of the kidneys and
bladder. They act prompur
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IsnammaUon sf the bladder, urinary
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