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ABILENE, WEE KIT REFLECTOR, ABILENE KANSAS, JULY 14, 1010.
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
ti iPEcrui. iirucnot couxupundht. .
J. Q. ENGLE
Auctioneer
Public Sales a
Specialty
Beferauoat.
Any bank of AM
' lane, Kaniu. -
Phones: ' :
. Brown. imO;.er
' Acue Mutual.
Addrais: -
Abilene, Kas
DETROIT ROUTE NO. 2.
Farmers are through cutting oat.
J Richard Baker and Anthem Long
Jpent Sunday at L. K. Murphey'i,
touth or Chapman.
. Some fields of corn' In this vicin
ity are suffering (roc chinch bugs.
Bert Long .last a valuable horse
'last week. .', . . : .
- Mn. C. A. Ingersoll spent Sunday
with her parents at Chapman.
TALMAGE.
' Win, Taylor and daughter, Mild
red and son. Delbert. who were visit'
lng relatives and friends for the last
two "weeks returned to their home
at Eureka. Kas., Tuesday. ,
Mr. William Gulick of Pleasant
Hill, Mo., came In Saturday night to
be with relatives and friends over
the Fourth. ',
There was a large crowd at the
picnic on the Fourth regardless of
the busy time. '
Mrs. Tom Fulton who underwent
a serious operation at the St. Fran
cis hospital of Topeka is getting
along very nicely.
After the program at the picnic
several of the young people drove to
Solomon to see the fire works In the
evening. ( . ' '
Tha Talmaze school team were
defeated by the Abilene team In the
ball game Monday morning. In the
afternoon the old Talmage team de
feated the blacks of Abilene.
Archie Baylor ' returned after
spending a few months In Canada.
He saye nothing there looks as good
to Jilm as Kansas.
' Most of the farmers here are nearly-through
binding their grain.
Jessie Holtzworth gave a house
party for several of her girl friends a
tew days last week.
Ruby Illffs cousin, Velma Dahnke
of Abilene, Is visiting with her.
A .good rain fell Tuesday night.
Much . thunder and lightning and
unite a heavy wind came with It.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter Flor
ence of Kansas City Intend spending
several weeks, with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Reese from
Abilene were out to visit the home
folk and take In the picnic. -
At the recent school election two
new members, Is Bathuret and Mr.
Henry Brook, were elected as mem
bers of the board. The school affairs
are now In the hands of the three
'B."s" Bathurst, Bok and Byers.
i . la rat f n atA
MISS JjaiBy JflUUUlWl e
primary teacher. Mis. Bay from
Bern. Kas., Is held for intermediate
teacher. Principal unchosen
Mr. F. J. Murphy, candidate for
county assessor, was In this vicinity
en business Wednesday and spent
the night at B. W. Stewart'..
Mr. and Mr. Tipton pjeaaantly
entertained a few of the yftung folk
of Talmage Monday night.
CHAPMAN. .
Jake Engle transacted business In
Kansas City the first of the week.
, Mrs. B. L. Feustermacher left
Tuesday for a few days visit In Topeka.
Going to Can Fruit?
If so, come to us for
- urCfu lino of Economr
Cans, Jar Caps, Rubbers and Sealing Wax. We
also sell the best line of Enamel Ware on the
market including Preserving Kettles, Collanders
and Fruit Funnels.
Oar Quality Is High and
Prices Are Low
0. L. Moore H. L. Humphrey
moore hompiibbt;
attorneys. at, law.
Examination of Abstracts, Land
Titles and Descents and Distribu
tions a Specialty.
Practice In all courtsState and
Federal. . ... '
H. E. SOLLENBERGER
Contractor and Builder
DETROIT. KANSAS
Alio a Specialty of Heavy Cement
Work.
verts, etc,
Specification and Plan Furnishep
DETROIT R. F. D. No. 1
ll-tm
Phone Buokeye.
worwt nitr rAhimeii Mnniinir tn
Ellis, after a pleasant visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Deltz
Mesdames A. D. Schorllng, Ely
Bushey and C. Freeman were shops
ntnv In .TiinfHnn f!ltv RatlirriAV. '
,
Miss Laura Frey returned to her
home In Acme, after a few days
visit at the Ryan home. .
Mr. and Mas. H. E. Brlghtblll are
moving Into their new house In the
north part of town.
Mrs. Lole Freeman spent the week
In Junction City.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blagg were
ahonDw In Abilene last Thursday
h Enisle gave his second le
Blshoo Engle gave his second lec
ture at the Belle Springs church last
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Kirk and Petltt who have
their merryigo-round at Sallna,
spent Sunday at home.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Balrd returned
to Chapman after a few days visit at
White Clfy.
Cider mills at Hodge Bros.
ZION.
The Misses Babamlre ' attended
services at. Zlon Sunday morning.
The meeting of J. P. Cress' on
Sunday was well attended.
Beulah and . Ruth Zook visited
Sunday at Samuel Grove's.
Rev. J. H. Wagaman preached at
Bethel Sunday morning.
Misses Kate and Fanny Lady visit
ed Wednesday at their uncle's, Sam
uel Lady's.
A. O. Zook had the misfortune of
losing a twoiyear-old colt last week
from blood poison caused by tramp
ing on a nail.
Mrs. C. B. Zook and son, Loran, or
sh.
Topeka, arrived here Saturday
visiting
will spend several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Rev. Zook expects to come up
about the first of August. -
The latest word received or. Rev.
Clifford Cronsof Colored City. Co!.,
states that he has the small
pox.
We' hope for his recovery.
Rev. William Pafe of Moonlight
preacneu at .ou Duu, i
Zlalr Zelgler spent sunaay wiin
John and David MlnteV
Miss Minnie Lady visited Sunday
with Orpha Zook
Miss Ethel Melvln of St. Joseph,
al.
Mo., 1. staying at Dan Toper. She
visited Sunday at oamuei .
w ii. w.nt tA Kansas
City recently and purchased a can
I
Jacob Berts visited on Bunuay at
inn Hoover's near Bethel.
There wa about an inch of rain
here on Monday afternoon and
night, -
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Max Mah
ler of Dea Moines, la.,. July I, a
daughter.
Mrs. Mahler was formerly Miss El
la Martin of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Miller vltlted
on Sunday in Abilene with their
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. Miner.
your supplies, we have
Jars.. Mason Jars, Tin
SOUTH DICKINSON.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Benjanilu
Shank July 7. a girl. ,.,, ,
Born:. To Mr. and Mrs. Pryor, a
boy.
David Rodger. Mrs. John Shank
and Mrs. Charlie Pitts are serious;
m.
Blshoo J: N. Engle was called to
Canton Friday by the Illness of Mrs.
Grinder.
Miss Ethel Bryan, of Abilene visit
ed friends here last week. .
Mabel Hoffman spent Sunday with
Gertrude Engle.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Shank spea
Sunday at John Shanks.
MOONLIGHT.
J, E. Engle of Talmage visited at
B. H. Engle's on Sunday. .
Had a nice rain Monday evening.
Rev. H. Wagaman of ' Buckeye
preached at Bethel on Sunday morn-
Burkoolder preaching In
the evening.
Rev. J. M. Sheets spent Sunday in
Abilene and gave his missionary lect
ture in me evening,
J. C. Cram's visited at Ed. Reel's
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hare and fam
ily of Clay Center are visiting Mrs
..i.ii...
"ares parent, sua oiuor
nere.
R. Cltmenhaga's spent Sunday at
J. E. BrechblU's. i
A. M. Engle had his hand crushed
last week while putting In a pump
ACME.
Mrs. Dwfght and ion returned
Abilene after visiting her aunt, Mri.
rrauk jruiiiiio. i
Simon Lenherf. visited' at J. 0. '
Engle's Tuesday.
the
Eveline Engle Is sick with
measles. -
B. O. Shirk's visited at Joe Don
aid's Sunday.
Mrs. Duncan of Sallna, visited her
son Ed Duncan, last week.
Mrs. Roy Grubbs and children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ell Sherman.
The gospel meetings are being well
attended.
Misses Gertrude and Helen Stew
art Duncan visited friends at Tal
mage Sunday.-
"The Rope Yon Can Trust."
When you buy a rope for your bay
carries, hay stacker, or any other
purpose you want one you can trust.
That means Plymouth Manila Rope.
Be sure to buy It at
HODGE BROS.
BUCKEFE.
Mrs. E. J. Wlnsler returned Tues-
day after several days visit with her
son C. C. Wlnsler and friends In Sa
llna.
Millard Cook, who took down with
measles Saturday, Is Improving.
Mr. 8.
Webber and amlly were
shopping In Abilene Saturday,
HUce Haines Is at work again.
Qualn Haines Is working for Elmer
Hoyt this week.
Farmers are busy between show-
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rw. vukxi -f
cultivating corn:
Mrs. H. Coffenburger went to
Sabetha Saturday, being called there
by the illness of her daughter Sadie
NORTHEAST BUCKEYE.
Elmer Zelgler had the mlsiortune
of getting his foot caught in his corn
sneuer usi iuu7
corn at M. Engle' and mashed It up
(Jonsiderably, but although quite
painful. It was lucky It was no worse.
Miss Laura Bennlson and Mies
Edith Frey returned last Wednesday
from Elmo where they gpent a week
attending a house party given at
Hope on their return horn, and re
port a most enjoyable time while
they were gone.
Chas. Stlfer harvested Frank Teet
er', grain last week.
Mr. Harwood U stacking grain for
Mr. Haverstock.
a.
Mr. Kendall of Denver
here Sunday for a short visit at W.J
Miller' where hi" wife hu been vis
iting with her sister ror conpi
rem. wiiu
months, bo wm mum num.
.. .... ...... n.n
ni .r . -a..
of the state.
Joe Cresa. Jr,' at
A letter from
u.ahatiiii iitiM that a mad doa
arftrv i. mi L 1 " - i
-- i. it.. .i,.manf rnjir u
. a - aA t,.r.nttn.
quarantine
don there
present u m w - i
hu been Blared oa all
.n th.r mnrt b. mutzled. His lit-
. ao. Earl ePed the dog a be held tomorrow at
.... v. i. -.. .itu t,. iK.l.t j-10 o'clock. Rev. Wm. Biaier I
few feet before it was killed by the
officer.
F.nSTHART.
Burllugame.
Dr. and Mrs. Greenlee and Miss
Anna Myers of Chapman spent Sun
day svlth S. M. Hassler.
Clay Blackwelder was a Chapman
visitor last Sunday.
The Missionary Society met With
Mrs. 8. M. Hassler last Friday.
Mrs. Rlgney and Mrs. Southurst
of Manhattan, who are prominent
home mission workers, attended the
meeting. -
A number of our young people at
tended the social at Pearl, given by
the ball team of that place last Fri
day evening. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holllnger re
turned to Sallna Sunday after a
weeks' stay here. Miss. Charlotte
Hassler accompanied them back to
Sallna where she will be their guest
for the week.
Misses Edna Converse and Ruth
Taylor leave Thursday tor Colorado.
LANEV DISTRICT. ,
Threshing has begun In this vicin
ity.
Herbert Romberger and sister, Es
ther, visited at Mr. Staehlls Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Chase and fanllly vistt-
lit mIiHvu In AhllAna Rnnd&v.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blagg of Nav-
arra spent several days last weea
I
In this vicinity.
Misses Hazel and Faye Foster spent
snndav visiting Miss Elva Wallace
Mrs. H. D. Romberger and children
of Abilene, visited last week at Sam
net Romberger'.
' Dow and Erma Collins of Jewell
connty are here visiting their grand
parents. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Frea siaenu or. nn.
Edmond Fells called on Mrs. Blaine
Mr. and Mrs. John Merrlllet an
daughter of Talmage called oi
friends In this vicinity wis
noon.
ENTERPRISE.
Earl and Stanley Staatz of Taco-
ma. Wash., are vlsfting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Hare entertained a number of
her lady friends la?t. Friday.
Mrl and Mrs. Edyth are visiting
xf r. ifervth's mother
Mrs. Schrader and son Orion visit
ed with friends In Dillon the Fourth.
Mr.' Staats and wife were here
from Bushton last week.
Mr. Arner has retrned from Marys-
ville.
Henry Grosser returned to his
home at St. Joseph, Mo., after .pend
ing a few day. with hi. mother.
Huck Swart, wa. up from Topeka
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mr. John Laucn weni to
End, Okla., to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Lanck's brother, F. 0. Carr.
A number of our citizens spent the
Fourth In Sallna.
Mrs. C. Hoffman and Mr. Ehrsam
have gone to Colorado to spend the
summer. '
Tib Smith- Is the proud possessor
of a new automobile.
Mr. Will is visiting In Hutchin
son.
A PIONEER MOTHER TAKEN.
Mrs. Margaret Loyd of This County
" Died l California.
telneram from Mr.. M. F. Au-
mlller. who 1. at Los Angeles, tells
r th .loath of her mother. Mr. Mar
garet Loyd at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
She had been In Los Angeles for sev
eral month.. Mr. Aumlller, with
whom .he had made her home here,,
ha. been with her six weeks. Her
nthr dmchter. Mrs. A. L. Sbrader
and on, Garfield Loyd, of Banner,
left for Los Angeles Tuesday. Her
nusoam.. . - -- -- i
, m b vji . t rwA Aijwi Mverai
rears ago. " --
.nnte will be saddened y ner
death. The burial will be at Los An
geles.
nh of nid Reiideat.
. . . t. 1
Hone. July mis commuun, i
ha. lost another of It respectod
resident.
C. E. Andereo. died July It at I
clock of paralysis. He eaves a wife
BULB. I
r. -
-MMr-ii. bov and 4 girl, w
- - - - i
.11 of whom were at bis bedside
He
wl l ..iv. 1. time tor th. funeral,
will arrive l
111 arrive in urn. or
r. Andenon was a sp.euu.u -..-, -
tbk Christian
iuudvu. mw" "
.
H. moved to
fhiirrh ana u. A. n
church and O. A. R. He movea .
this eounty in 1.7. and us. Lee
been a worthy resident, inner..
been a worthy resident, funeral will
at 1:10 o'clock
having charge of the services.
Bur-
ial In Tennessee cemetery.
A bsrrsin In a brand
ew eream
Sida Delivery Bunchsr and Vindrov.c
Saves Hay, Seed and Labor
HODGE BROO.
FOR
FOUR QUARTER SECTIONS LAND
12 miles northwest of Abilene
$40 per acre, easy terms
INQUIRE OF
C. T. ESTES ar J. T. PRENDERGAST,
Abilene,
HURT IN CORN SHELLER.
Elmer Zelgler Had His Foot Badly
1 Torn In Machinery.
Blmer Zelgler was badly hurt
In
a corn sheller yesterday. He was
....bin fnf V K Rnffle near Moons
liRht. shelling corn. Finding some-1
HU1MU1 ' ' D
EU1UK W 1VUK Win tuw
.i.s ..ii-h thA tviirhinrrv. ha
climbed up to fix It and tell. His
foot was badly torn and bruised, but
no bone were broken. He will soon
be at work again.
Sullivan-Elwlck.
Miaa Anna Sullivan and Mr. El-
Elwlck. both of Solomon, were
. . ,..,,. h p.v Father
married yesterday by Rev. Father
Horgan at the Catholic church in
; the catnouc cnurcn iu
.. . iu. .f.
flnlnmon.
Mr. E1WICK is lue bmm w
Mr. and Mr. A. R. Elwlck of Abli
ina. He ha been very luccessiui
In business In Solomon and will con
tinue to reside there. Mr. and Mr.
Elwlck left for Lincoln, Neb., for a
short wedding trip. They have the
best wishes of their many rrienoa.
Information Wanted,
r would like to hear from rela
tives of Bertha Loeffler, Mrs. Bertha
L. Fowler, Katharines, Texas.
ldw
Sunday School Picnic.
Th Detroit Sunday school will
have a picnic at the Kapp grove VA
mile west and IVi miles norm oi
Detroit on July 19. All are Invited
to attend. Good music, good speaa-
lng. All invited.
Henry Miller to be Married.
H.nrr V. Miller left for Topeka
where he will be married tomorrow
afternoon arrive o'clock to Miss Flo
ra Panke of that city. Miss Panke
has been a student at Mt. St. Joseph
academy here for the past few years.
Is a musician of ability and has many
friends who will extend best
wishes. Mrs. Miller and Arthur Mil
ler also went down to attend the wed-
aing.
FIRST OF THE NEW
WHEAT COMES TO iun.
. l. if.lrf.
Good
-
me
Both the Abilene and Security
Milling eompanle. nave received a
. ...i . h.t The Abl-
great oe . - "-.
1 . uilllna:
company vmi i
,h.
from 0 to cen- -
a -J- I
ouallty. The Security huh
. . . .. thll
lng M ;'lB ttf. a.
yea. partes , gre.Hr 1-
.
! toil.
The wheat thi. year
ly .mail eP on a-"J "-VJv
" thw Uit .pring. Very
- . .v.-a. The
liuie -- . ,n
bert yield reported
JonnU'. farm,
tt. " to thIrtr
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IDi Ciufc. ... . ...
the
of the wheat yet nnthreshed
avermge i , r.v.n
...t v . iM(r secretary v.-
w. Mtim.ted the whest acreage of
n.i. nty a. T.800. Aecording w ,
this the yield will be . ..
th a tn yieia "
M. L.t year w. rald about
r
i
Easily attached to
any mowerl Will put
alfalfa in J windrow
and bunch the seed
crop ; No tool on the
farm will pay for itself
so quickly.
Kansas
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Grain markets corrected every
Thursday morning by Abilene Milling
Co.
Wheat ....8S
Corn
...68
(Market corrected weeWr bf J.
Nnrmaa. AD11BDS. I
. . . . .
Hog. . g 0
J. B. Brewer Co. pay th follow
ing price tor butter and egg:
Butter .
Egg. ............12
Th Pioneer Produce Co. pay th
(ollowlna:
Hon .................. r..lOe
"
Bnrlne chickens 1
I ' " . .
Old rooster
, , , .
Butter Market
r Prima for creamery butter at
point named for week ending today.
Dickinson county price Hi cento
Iobs than New Tork and 2Vs ct
less than Chicago.)
Kansas City creamery, 26tta;
firsts 24 e.
Chicago creamery, 24HcOZ7tte;
dairy 23 26c.
Ot'R SPECIAL MARKET LETTER.
(Notes on this week' Kansas City
stock market wrltt n tor the Re
flector by J. R. Van Voont of tn
M. K. A T. Commission Co.) ', .
Kansas City. July 13. With ,0OO
cattle on sale today the market open
ed steady to strong, with the dreaa
beet selling from 17.50 to IT.TS.
The offerings were mostly medium
steers from Kansas ana Missouri
with no choice ones here. Borne nest
dry lot yearling teer and helfera
selling from 7.25 to 71.75. The
were very fine and but few of them.
Th trade in cow opened active.
order buyers and local killers bought
most that were sold. Th best sell
ing from 15.25 to 15.60. The beat
grass cows from $4.25 to 14-50.
Stackers 23.25 to 13.50. Stock neus
ra ulllnc from 23.25 to 13.75. The
market on bulls opened slow, selling
from 14.25 to 14.50. Stock calves in
slow demand, selling from 24.00 to
$4.50. Veals very actfve. One head
of Westerns bringing $3.85. Beat
native calve $7.75 to $8.60.
There wa a better demand ror
ttocker and feeders, choice feederr
selling from $6.60 to $6.00. Choice
-.- . , a,.
t
tw ra l 000 hoes ob market
. . . ...1.4 twtstn 10 Irt ISO
. " f
Ueraf Wltfl COM BIT. O v uuaea, w
aale. from 4S046e w.fn a break of
foIowM ,ftla by
.v. . v i. t looks like tnsr
omm. mm,. -
... h.k th, market and
...u. ,h h.vln hoi
"'m:rke7to . hip them.'
ready to market to sn,p u.
CERTIFICATES NEXT MONDAY.
The. Teachers Win Know
About
Tbeir Steading.
-Th. teacher certificate Issued
accordance with tte exammauoo
the end of Normal insiunie ...
v
L )Mnd WcSd.y, probacy.
t
"He bosrl
separator t Hoita Erw
Aumn'sr today.
l,fOO,6?9 busaeis. i'1' - -
;i be frtt ' - ,,r " "
rte will be t"l
July II i"