Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], July 28, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
ST SPSCIai. BEFLEOTOa CORKBSrOMDEItTS. , ;'
J. Q. EltfGLE
Auctioneer
j ( ' INDUSTRY.
' Quaterly meeting was well attend
ed Sunday morning. About fort
partook ot the Lord', supper. Sunday
school on Sunday morning. Preach
ing at 11. T. P. A. In evening. All
invited to these services.
Mr. Gatchell ii threshing out some
(ine wheat. He thinks it will aver
age 27 bushels an acre. Fine grain
kand plump, soft wheat
Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson came
home from camp meeting. They are
having a good time, but all are sd
busy in the harvest field.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatley stayed down
another week. -'
Apples are plentiful around here,
beautiful apples, too.-
Mr. lams from Clay Center was In
Industry agitating the railroad fi
nancially. He egot what money he
asked for. He said the final survey
would go through rn a short time.
, A soaking rain tell again and the
corn is tasseled out Threshing and
stacking are put by for this week.
Tom McMillan has put up a fine
new barn.
W. Baldwin went out to the pas
ture to vaccinate the cattle. He re
ports one dead.
Mrs. Lulu Conelly from DesMoIneB
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Mert Price at Industry.
Mr. Joyce starts on-a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Dunn, in New Mex
ico, this week.
Chinch bugs are getting away with
corn at a lively rate.
Mrs. Hoblett returned to her Borne
in Des Moines.
Mies Graettll of Clay Center re
turned to her home after a fine visit
tfith her schoolmate7 Miss H. B
Jones.
Mr. Bas has threshed out some
fine wheat and oats.
Mrs. Mert Price ran a rusty nail
into her foot to the bone. It Is a very
sore foot. ;
ioHTH DICKIN80N.
-Miss Ma.v Purvie has been hired
to teach the Navarre school at 1
per mont .1
Wn, (i i ah am and family spent
.Sunday v-ith relatives near Hop
Mrs. Harvey Brechbil! and Miss
Bertha Bear of Chapman spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Bngle.
A reception was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Summers,
last Wednesday for their son Clyde
and his wife, who were recently mar
ried. About thirty were present.
Aaron Engle of Teras was here
visiting relatives last week.
" Miss Bva'Brubaker had the mis
fortune ot getting her ankle sprained
last week.
Vote
Public Sale
Specialty
Reference:
Any nk of Abi
lene, Kaniee.
Phonee:
Brown, MOO! or
, 4cl Mutual.
Addrmi .
r Abilene. Km
Was foar years sheriff, and tlx yean SUta Senator, and for?
many yean aseaiber f Secretary Cobara's State Board at Agriculture
Aeaortattoa.
I. kaowa to be honeei, aqnaae progressive aad erpeileaced la
State affairs. ' " "
b eadoraed by the ReanbUe Coaaty Agriealtaral Association, by
the Cloud Ottstr Fair Assoeladom, by the North Ceatral Fair aad
joedag Clreeit, aad by at lthe home people, aad by many of the 4m
portaat papers aad pert o the state.
V .' iKirUBltCi!'
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B - a.-
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Uir R!ld Cib1m1o-. R- a WARD, of RepabUe Ommtf, la
the olf eaudlArte la the great aonhweatera territory.' Thai aerttaa
0. L. Moore H. L. Humphrey
." MOORE HUMPHHET,
ATTORNEYS AT Ii A W
Examination of Abstracts, Land
Titles and Descents and Dlstribu
tions a Specialty.
- Practice In all courts Stat and
Federal.
H. E. SOLLENBERGEB
Contractor and Builder
DETROIT, KANSAS
Wnrlr. AhutmnLL FOUndaUOMa Cul-
vartm. tit a.
Specifications and Plan Furnished
DETROIT R. T. D. NO. 1
Phone Buckeye. IMm
BUCKEYE.
N. E. Zook was reelected on the
school board. -
At Booth Buckeye they had a
called meeting Monday -night J, L.
McNeal was elected on the school
board. Voted a seven months' term.
Mine Helen Smith of Sabstha is
visiting her cousin,-Miss Delia Lahr.
Edd Blaesl got hurt Sunday ny a
fall from a horse.
Mr. mil Mrs. H. B. Lahr returned
Wednesday from Sabetha where they
were visiting relatives.
nr. H. C. Lahr and family are vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. .
Lahr.
Millard Cook Is able to work again.
Farmers are busy, stacking.
PLEASANT VALLEY. -
Rolls Aumack returned Friday
from Western Kansas where he has
been harvesting.
RMilah Zook visited Thursday ait-
ernoon with Mrs. Amos Sword tak
ing home with her Miss Reed who has
been visiting there.
ria Jsennle Schaich visitor! sun-
day with Gladys and Mabel Funs
ton. Th Infant daughter of Calvin
Dornberger died Monday morning
and was burled Tuesday morning In
the Henry cemetery.
Will Hoefling of Mancnester
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs B.
Schuman.
ThA nctaool meeting at the rieasam
Grove school house was not very well
attended. However, Amos Bwara
was elected director and necessary
business was attended to.
v, anil Mrs. Fred Minlck nave
charge of the Buckeye switchboard.
Wa all send them our hearty con
gratulations.
John and James Boya leit aiu.j
for their home in Bay City, Mich.
Mrs. H. Schaich and Mrs. O. Teare
vlBited with R. A. DIUey Friday.
Farmers Attention.
t those that have wheat with a
large proportion of oats, ,barley or
rye In it, I wish to say mat oy pui-
Ing In some special sieves in my cn
tannine mill I can do an excel
lent Job in separating the same. Any
one having such grain, and would
iihs to aee the machine work with a
view of buying one If It does the
work satisfactory, write us ana we
will call on you and show you what
we can do.
W. SULLIVAN, Manufacturer.
W4 Sallna, nas.
for
..r.i - iiuii. .1
J
the differeat ReenMkaa eaadldetea
TURKEY CREEK.
, Misses Emma Hansen and Ella 0:
mii and Messrs.- John Olsen, Cherlo
Hansen, Fred Clsr b Ben Nemechek
and Harvey .Olsen were guests oi
Colmer and Lena Pyers on Sunday
Nelson Glsh visited with Wallace
Lay on Sundiy. - ' .
Miss Emma Hansen came ham
from Pearl over Sunday. .
Misses Lulu. L'tllle and Grace
Nemechek spent a very enloyabls aft
ernoon at Mr. Berton Lahy's Sun
day. -
Mr. Albert Purdy and family were
Sunday guests at Mr. Peterson's at
Enterprise. -
Mr. Richardson assisted Mr. Ber
ton Lay with stacking the past wees.
risraM Warner, who had been sui-
ferlng with a sore foot for some time
Is able to be out again.
Miss Katherlne Carsten Is report
ed as being on the sick list.
Mr. viowara of Nebraska is nero
tor an extended visit with her daug-
ter, Mrs. Richardson and family.
Jna Nemechek of Los Angeles, uai.,
and Miss Anna Watermaim ot Chap
man visited relatives here the latter
part of the week. .
Miss Gladys Horrell visited rela
tives In Enterprise over Sunday.,
"Mr. and Mrs. John Haslouer were
Sunday evening guests at P. M. Nem
eehek's. Tha united Brethren of ABiiene
had a Sunday school picnic at Mr.
Harrison's the tore part ot this
week.
l Ian robe was found by F. M.
Nemechek between Brown's mill and
u. vranir Honlton's. Owner may
have same by notifying the finder.
wi..a T.nln and LUlie Nemecnea
-in asaln teach home schools, the
former at Eureka District 89 and
the latter at Miller district 43.
nr.. fho Rvers and sons, who
v... haan vlaltlne in Nebraska for
some time are expected home soon.
We understand that Miss vesta
a.nn wu taklne lessons on "How
to drive an auto" while out on her
music tour, laBt Tuesday.
Threshing has begun.
For Rent,
..." mm ni TlurVpva
ou acren ,uu w - -
township, A. H. Smith, 1007 North
Buckeye, Abilene, -as.
ZION.
i. w. Rumbold of Conway Springs
Kas., came up last Thursday to look
. hminaaa Interests. He Jen
tnr Mb 1inme Saturday.
Miaa Flora Zook visited on Friday
nA natnriiav at Mr. Shuers.
riaa vinll Reed of Hope visited
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
at A." O. Zook's.
Mrs. Jacob Bert took dinner on
Sunday at Anderson MInter s.
Harvey Wenger and family ot Abi
lene visited with .Mrs. Wenger'i
brother, J. H. Wagaman, Wednes
ntrht and Thursday.
Chester Zook returned to his home
in Toneka Monday ater spending
tart nf hia vacation here.
Daniel Bert and Miss Marie Min
ter attended cfcrnp meeting near
Solomon sunaay.
m.. Mrthriav nartv alven by Mrs
Ira Hosken in honor of her little
cousin, Grant Engle ot ADiiene
Thnradav. was attended by about
fu. They report most enjoyebl"
,1mA
Mrs. Wiseman of Topeka visited
with Mrs. Cress part of last wcck
Harvey Lady and sister, Miss Anna
visited Sunday at their uncle's,
T.ariV. near Pearl.
wi- a,aiia Tiaar nf Abilene Is
visiting with relatives In this vlcln
CHEEVER.
Mr. Jameson's newphew and niece
hara vliltlna him at present.
Miss Amanda Minlck Is sewing for
Mrs. Greenough this week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Funstoa spent
anitiiav with Lem Marshall's.
. Quit a number from these parts
attended the social at Mancnester
Wednesday morning.
Miss Grace Wardrope is visiting
friends at Teseott. . -
Miaa Ellen Trott Is employed as
teacher of tha Center school for the
coming year. -
DETROIT ROUTE NO. .
Rail la badly needed In this asc-
tioa of the county.
Mr. end Mrs. L. E. Murpny visits
Sanday with Mrs. L. H. Long.
u.n-araf RalleT hSS beeU
employed M teacher at the CenUr
Dale school aad Miss nora iiner
man at the Bandbora school. j
Mra.- SamDSon and daugbters
stopped la Abilene Saturday.
Quae a number from this neigh
borhood attended the funeral of Mrs.
McShea Monday. ,
Bora: To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buri-
bolder of Moonlight, a son.
Those who attended tne picnic
m t mi at daon'a crave by the Detroit
Sunday school report a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bakers called
on Mr. Owes Bsndisy ereniEg.
fin the
Summer Time
" When the kitchen is steaming hot, and the sun Is beating through
the glass like the glare of a blost from a furnace
- You Need a Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet
It's a sure sign, never known to fall. The hundreds of steps it saves
yon dawn the steep stairs to your unsatisfactory cellar, and around the
tiresome kitchen are clear profit to yon every day.
The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet gets yon out of that hot, sweltering
kitchen an hour or two sooner every day, and gives yon a chance to,
a aap or a dip In a book or simply take It easy under the shade of a friend-
ly tree or yom cool porch.
Don't bother about the trifling cost. It's too hot We will take care
of that so you will scarcely know It Is there.
The Main Thing
, The main thing Is to get this great summer cmfort now.
' Bv soecial arrangement anl permlaslon we are able to furnish this
3?SJXZ at the price of
8.50 on each cabinet Take advantage of this special price before it la
wlthcalled and leave your order now for one ot these cabinet
The Hoosier Saves You
. The Old Way
LANEY DISTRICT.
Miaa Therene Weckel of Abilene
visited Tuesday at Samuel Romber-
gers. '
Eva Grloe, who has been quite ill
is reported some better.
Mr. Craft threshed for Fred Staehy
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Quito a number from this vicinity
attended camp meeting near BOiomon
la of Bnntlav.
Mre. Trott, formerly of this place,
but now of California, was here vis
iting friends in this vicinity this
week.
MIbs 8tella Weckel of Abilene was
i hia vicintv Wednesday.
Msses Miriam, Leila and Eucle
Picking were visitors In this vicinity
Tuesday evening.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wal
lace July 25, twin boys. .
ACME.
Bruce Bunker returned from a
Miss Laura Fry went to Jenningsi
Kas., for a visit
i. n,M Vrnmmever of Cham'
berBburg, Pa., is here visiting his
grand parents, J. G. onria s.
Mrs. W. M. Csmpbell Is visiting
in Abilene.
Little Leonard Rees Is Improving
slowly.
n., Tianier and wife, Charlie
o..m mA wife and others were
camping in the Shirk grove asi wee.
"
Deaiils-Soiiuners.
Aii.Ja a ii mm ore
flJUV PUMti-v.- -
surprised his friends last week by
... i.. (mm Illinois with a bride.
formerly Miss Laura Dennis of Gales-
burg.
n m-Atvr Julv 20. Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Bummers of Donegal gave
diiiitfnl wedding reception
m wu" o -
and dinner to about young people,
in honor ot the marriage of tbelr son,
Clyde, who recently returueo
Illinois with his bride.
After congratulations and best
wishes had been extended by all ttey
...j n iinitia room where a
repairs
bounteous ( course dinner awaited
them. The table was aanaaomw
. -k tha brides' eake ea-
circled with smllax as a center piece
. 1 aHa
aad huga noquets ei pa
nlnaer was well served by four
.,,..l.hlML
ipable yoang lames oi we
hood. ,,'
Mr and Mrs. Summers were well
renrembered by their friends with
beautiful and costly presents. The
company departed after enjoying a,
nost delightful feast, wishing the
eeople all good luck.
Mr. and Mrs. mer ---family
of Peabody, aKs.. were guests, j
, . ,h,mnM. nei'jl room and
.pen workmsa. Up-toaU barber
lies and baths. hspiobi,
w block. ' ' ISU
ood y
Id
Steps
SHOCKEY A LAfJDES
ABILENE, KANSAS
OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER.
(Notes on this week's Kansas City
stock market wrltt n for the Re
flector by J. R. Van Voorst of the
M. K. t T. Commission Co.)
Trade on the very best fat steerB
opened slow with tops at 18.00 but
with 34,000 cattle on tbe market for
the past two days, market has luf
fereda decline of 20 to 25c each day
and all classes ot stock cattle sold
from 100150 lower. Stock and veal
calves have suffered a decline of ouc
from high time last week.
Best heavy grass cows selling from
ta.R0ra4.00. Medium kinds $3.00
3.26: caners 12.0002.50. Stock.
cows f2.7503.OO.
The vards are full of the large
feeding stock weighing from 950 to
1100 which have suffered a decline
of 40c for the two days, choice sell
ing from $5.5005.75; medium kinds
$4.5004.75.
Best stackers $4.0004.25; fair
kind $8.6O08.7g; common $303.25
Best heavy bulls $3.5004.00; bolo
gnas $3.0003.25; stockers $2.75
3.00.
should the dry weather continue
over Kansas and Oklahoma for the
next few days weill see the heaviest
run of cattle here that we have had
'or some time and would not be sur
prised to see them sell 60075c
lower than at the present timee. n
mm aivlea all those who have
plenty of water and grass to not rush
their cattle on the marxei ior u mo
j. ... .in ha creatlv disappointed
UV " - "
with the price they bring, but should
you want to buy your stoca came we
believe that now la a gooa
hnv.
wilt. K ooo hoas yesteraay ana
10,000 today we have had about a
.i..a market with last weea, wiin
tops at $8.85 with bulk of all hogs
$l.50O (.76.
nmninc For Sale.
two-storr bouse in
, m.iim aaction OI ADIiene, urn
water, heat, bath and electric lights.
Lot 72x230 feet Also s-room
aear Fifth and Buckeye. City water
ana mu. r-
10-l-wJ MOORB HUMPHREY.
j ..,!. tr mmi ana terms wmm
RrgttreUoa Flgares Less,
n.. ratlon flcnres two years
ago were 23, bow they are $85. The
altoraey ewial'a rrlimt letting all
who voted la the general eie
30$ vo" at lh primarlHi may rats',
the figures.
Death a WoodWae. x
Mrs. L. V. MeU died at Woodbine
iMA.. .fi.r a brief Illness. 8he
leaves a husbsnd aad an Infant child.
Funeral services were held Bunaay.
Mrs. Mets wss a sister la law ot Mr.
u i.k.uii of this city. nr. sua
Mrs. JohnsoB attended the funeral.
nn
We Save You Money
1
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Grain markets corrected every
Thuralay morning by Abilene Milling
Co
Wheat 2
Spring chickens 120
ir.- ; .- 'rUTr'"' '
(Market corrected weekly by 1. O.
Norman, Abilene.)
Hogs
J. E. Brswer Co. pays the follow
log prices for butter and eggs: I
Butter 208
Eggs . . .
.120
Tbe Pioneer Produce Co. pays the
following:
Hen
Spring chickens 13o
Old roosters 20
Butter Market.
(Prices for creamery butter at
iioint named for week ending today.
Dickinson county price 1 cents
!esn than New York and 2tt cents
. than Chicago.
Kansas City creamery, 2614c;
firsts, 24c.
Chicago creamery, 24 0 use, aairy
23 026c.
G. A. R. to Encampment.
n a it m a, n t Commander Harmon
has selected the Santa Fe and Penn.
R. R. as the official route to the O.
a w irnramnment which meets in
Atlantic City September 19. There
are two fares from Aouene ana la
turn, one known as tourist ticket,
844.80. ood for 30 days only and
I the other as the O. A. R. ticket,
$4.00, good to September Z.tn ana
by payment of $100 extra will be ex
tended 30 days. Sleeping car tickets
from Kansas City one way $5.2B,
stop over at Chicago, Pittsburg, Phil
adelphia, Washington ana oiuer air
Tickets on sale on all
roads tn Abilene September 13 to 16
inclusive.
HOTTEST IN NINE TEARS.
No Let up la the Heat Farmers Are
Worried.
a f.iriv mol south breese has miti
gated somewhat tbe Intense heat or
and tha day before. Tha
government thermometer at Enter
prise stood at 10s yesteraay a..
Taoar it la about two degrees
lower. The wind may possibly bring
. aaadad rain and relle" 'he
fears ot tie farmers. Tie govern.
meBt reports show thstyesteiv es .
,v. nat da In nine years. Mtin-
soa county Is not the only ont :.ft is
worried. The corn all over v. s me
is suffering.
Clean eld papers at this of:ii I
stats a bnsdft. .