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I
at Gosses .
See-' Us -for Drills
Dsnfel Sheets of Acme is vial ting
COUIITT REFLECTIONS
friends In tbt vicinity
Mr. Breeding went to Oove county
on buslneai last week,
Fred Wagner of Abilene spent Sat
, t ' ,1 - - '
' V ' ' i "' ' '-7 ' i '.' ' ' f . ' - J
' IT fTBOIAL RHLSOTOB OOBBISPOWDKim. .
Indiana and McSherry
urday and Sunday at Melvln Craw,
ford's. ' " '
!
J. CfTKTGLE
Auctioneer
-SOUTH DICKINSON.
' Born to Mr. Hind -Jin. 0
a daughter, , 1
Miss Sadie Hoffman; la staying In
Abilene at present r
The Ldgan: township Sunday school
convention will b held Bert Thurs
day in the Dunkird church at Na--varre."
--
Ell Kready of Abilene called at
Walter Engle's. ,
' Miss Edna jessing of Herlngton
Is here visiting friends. v . o v
ACME.
r Mrs.' C. L. w"' t0 Chapman
Friday to visit. " '" - - ,
j. o. Bhlrk went to Quenemo, to
visit his son.
Osweld Frommeyer left; for; his
home In Pennsylvania. He will stop
off to visit We. nude, D. M.: Shirk,
at Quenemo. v .- .'j-.-i "
Arthur Boyer Is here visiting his
parents. ; ' ,N -. '
Mrs. Jobn'AtwIp and children of
H!f -.-i-.fi
.iiiuu&s.xaMi'n
Wakeeney Is here visiting relative.
N. E. Rees' 'barn was struck by
lightning, tearing off some doors, but
doing no other damage. ,
Mrs. John Eyer of Sallna Is visit
ing her sister, Mts. Fred Kean.
Mr. Haugh's have moved on a farm
West of Abilene.
: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sexton,
September S, a daughter.
Mrs. Prlchard, son ana aauguiei,
are vb;lting at Talmage.
F. A. Phillips made a business trip
to Kansas City last week.
Miss Genevieve Jones la hero visit,
ing old friends.
Helen Buchenau is eerlousl'y ill.
Mfss Mary Engle of Abilene Is
staying at her brother's M.'O. Engle's.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lady enter
tained a number of relatives on Sun
day afternoon.
MIes Ruth Mert'n was a guest at
fhe.home of her uncle, B. P. Groves,
Saturday night ' . ' ' ,
Ruth Zook entertained bef Sunday
school class Sunday afternoon.
Rev.- J. p. Wagaman, with his
father, went to Great Bend .to visit
his brother. Emanuel, returned h.ime
Monday night.:
Rev. Darnell preached an inter
esting sermon at Zlon Sunday morn-
Z M'ss Marie' Minter visited Sunday
with M!J Anna Crlder.
' Mr and Mrs. Coneland took din
ger on Sunday at the home of Levi
Krelder's.
- Mrs. E. Zook nd Mrs. Susan Gard
ner and Vise Ruth Bowers of Abilene
visited in this vicinity over Sunday.
n.vnr.nt.
Mr. Cm. Lenhert tmi family spent
Sunday at BenJ. Jury's.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Kllng'n,
a dsughter.
Mr. Edgar Graybill of Pennsylvsnia
Is staring at J, O. Engle's.
Mr. and Mm. 8. H. Lenhert spent
Buodsy at Esniel Deemy's. , .
MlM Mary and Jennie Sheets en
tortEirwd eu'" rombr of the'r
yeg fHads SHis4y. . .
F-:n.'sr vboot fOBriitoa at Kew-t.-ra
(' r Wft.:r F"Vt 5th.
Vr y-rr. Jio'.'ard- Tr-nrrd vr'ti
II I . .... v
Public SaleVa
; Specialty ,
Referencst
... Any bank of AM-
,1 Iihi. .
' . Phunest
Brown, HOOs or
V ,cu "nluh
AddrssSI ;
Abilene, Kae .
SjSSaaBBSNsssssMeatlJSSSSPI II I
, ... j i
0. L. Moore H. L. Humphrey
, MOORH HCMPHKET, . .
ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW.
. Examination of Abstracts Land
Titles and Descents and Distribu
tions a Specialty. i .
Practice In all courts 8 tats and
Federal.' ' ;
H. E. S0LLENBE2GER
Contractor and Builder
DETROIT, KANSAS
Alio a Specialty of Heavy Cement
Work, Abutments, Foundations, Cul
verts, eta
Specifications and Plans Furnished
DETROIT R. r. D. No. 1
1 Phone Buckeye. - - ' lt-Sm
Abilene. - '-.!;
Mr. Aaron Presell who has been
working for Mr. Price, has moved to
Abilene, 4
Mr.- and Mrs. Daniel Demy expect
to visit their children at Des Moines,
Iowa, In the near future.
' Mr; Felbush and youngest son re
turned from their trip to Idaho on
Sunday. . -. - '
Mr. Henry Lenbert's of Donegal,
spent Sunday in this vicinity. ....
.' .: : BUCKEYE. ; .
Mrs. R. H. Graham and daughter,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. J. Wln
sler and Mrs. M. E. Hoyt returned
to her home In Sallna Monday. '
Lloyd Hinkle lias anew rubber
tired buggy. ; :.;. .":.'!- tv;
Mr; and Mrs.' Levi Lore of Eddy
vllle, Iowa, visited their aunt, Mrs.
HODGE BROS.
Abilene, Kanass
E. J. Winsler Tuesday night.- They
are on their way home from an ex
tended trip west, '
Mies Grace Pattln and brother,
Paul, left for D. C. H. 8. Monday. s ,
. Misses. Grace and Helen Grove
went to Capman Monday to attend
D, C. H. S. . '
Mr. J. J. Marks .and family re
turned Monday from their visit in
St. Joe. - -
Jesse Wlitsler and family Mrs. R.
H. Graham and Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoyt
took dinner with Mrs. E. J. Winsler
Sundays .
For Sale.
Choice alfalfa seed. C. M. Carver,
phone 1182.
BIRTHDAY CARDS.
- Folders, booklets, etc., large lme
to select from. . Price 2 for 6c, and
up to 25e each. Largest and finest
iMsplay of post cards In central Kan
w, NEWS STAND.
. . wit
RHINEHART.
Harry Kellar has commenced the
cellar of a nine room house.
W. H. Holllnger. was an Enter
prise visitor Friday.
S. M. Hassler is the owner of a
new Bulck automoMle which be pur
chared of E. E. Coulson of Abilene
hast week. '
C. C. Wyandt of Abilene was looi
lng after business Interests here Fri
day.
Emery Dlehl was doing business
in Chapman one day last week.
. The following young ' people left
Monday to attend the D. C. H. 8.
thle vs nur: Clarende, Elirpr and
Maude Hassler, Joba Detrich, Ethel
Kellar, Helen Taylor and James Hol
llnger. Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins and eon,
John, returned to St Louta after
spending a month with their sister.
Mrs. J. H. Taylor. f
. a
BHUTIJiG BOIU
RmI r ) Trmswfere TUnrte4 bj
J, B. KL Abtirtrr.
C."J. Fritz to Anna Frits lots I, t.
bin 2. Ca!Wr, add Hertnjton, II.
H. N. Dyer ta Lillian E. Pyer, w H
H - IMS-!, II.
Anna C. r "Jatk r-d txfUt t
i
We do shoe repairing; In tbe best
possible manner. Our repair depart
ment is up to date.
Our Prices are tiit
Bring your shoes here for repairs
and see how promptly," how well and
how rearonably "We'll Mend 'Em."
- This shoe store Is lawy at the
front with the best of shoe service
in every line. '
Brown Block
Abilene, Ks.
DAVIS
CHAPMAN.
John Carroll was an Abilene visitor
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrsi Will Talbot ( Kan
sas City are visiting friends and rela
tives in town. v. .';":'.! ' !' ;,
Charles Henderson made a busi
ness trip to Junction City Saturday.
Paul Enright. end sister,. Helen,
returned to their homo In , Kansas
City after a couple month's vinlt with.
their galandparents, Mr. anu. mis.
John Erwln.- ...' -
Harry Huff trancasted business in
Topeka on Monday.' , " 1
Albert SchorlSng left Sunday Tor
Ellis on a buslnesl trip. . , .
Mrs. Oscar Fisher and little daugh
ter returned to their home In Junc
tion after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson. ." '
Dr. C. F. O'Bryon returned home
Wednesday after a pleasant summer
vacation spent In North Carolina. .,;
Adam Koenlg of Solomon was a
Chapman visitor Monday, A
Mlfsa Ruth ' Huff returned tome
after ' a ' pleasant ' uummer gpeiit'in
Iowa, i ' : i. .... '.' ,
The wedding of Miss Hazel Araiold
to Dr. A. W. Smiley of Junctfon City
decurred Thursday evening, Sept. 1st,
at the home of the. bride's parents,
Mr nil Mrs. Ed. Armold. Miss'A. E.
Swltzer, paBtor of the Congregational
rhurch nerformed the ring ceremony.
Just before the ceremony which took
l place at eight o'clock, Miss Bernlce
Cleepman, a college friend of the
bride, sang d'Hardelofs "Because,"
nd thus was followed by Mendel
ssohn's "Wedding March" played by
Miss McShea, the bride's aunt. The
only attendant was little Miss Hazel
Brenlzer of Abilene who carried the
ring. The brtde who 1 ,a very
charming girl has lived in Chapman
all hor life and has a host of friends.
She graduated from the Dickinson
Minntv high aohool in M04. Later
'she attended Waahburn college, grad
uating this spring with high honors.
. ThA it mom formerly of Topeka
Is a graduate of the Kansas Medical
College and is now a practising phy-
. Th hrlrt
sio au m juuvnwii ,
was attired In a beautiful gown of
white satin, trimmed In Irish lace
made with yoke and sleeves of mou-
."in. Ind the skirt finished with a
... ...
. A .liLu, f nmll-
ahort train. ' She carried a boquet
nf ro-es. Tbey left Immediately af
ter tbe Wedding for Junction City
where they will be at home to their
many friends. The out of town guests
Included Mrs. Elizabeth Smiley and
Miss Bertha Smiley of Topeka, Miss
Jennie Stewart and Mr, Carr Stew
'art, Topeka; Mrs. Llda Smith, Boul
n.r Cnlorsdo: Miss Bernlce Cb p-
man. Stockton, Kansas: Miss Luclle
Johnson, Wsmego, Ksnsas; Mr. and
Mhe. P. L. Jennings and Harold Jen
inn. fllasco. Kansse; Mr. J. C.
Mr.Hh. Muskocee. Oklahoma: Mr
and Mrs. Milt Brenlzer and Hazel
Brenlser, Abilene, Kansas.
MOONLIGHT.
.. ihiicn
EMnrday. , Mrc Jsme. Simpeon returned to
The Tburaday eVening prayer meet- Manhattan Friday after a two weeks
ln wsh small on acconnt of therein, visit among old neighbors here.
Daniel Wlngert and his e sttr. Lis- Miss Mary Ross opened school at
zte of California visited S. H. Bert's Roedsle oa Monday.
g"Bd4T Mrs. David Detrlck and ehlldt-n
Rtv and Mrs. Squire of St. Lou!s,'of Greenwood county arrived Est
Mo., were at A. H. Ereathblll. Sun-j urday for a visit with
. Mr. and Mrs. Cl-as. Sllfer of Abl-
Kiu Alice Engle of Abilene spent jlen. returned Tuesday from western
a kreple days this wk with rela- Kansas. .
tlves and friends in this community.) Word received here from Lizzie
Our D C H S. stdr,tfl moved KreitHr of I pland, Cel., sistes tr.at
to Cbs-n this wek. There ar. .re is w-ll and 'f. having Jvst
, h9,m, from .. i:m f who will; returned frm a week's varstion at
..-r.d 't:s ' ' -f ","
.. t. r - ' - r-rear- " ' '
W1LL0WDALE.
John Stewart left last week tor
Davenport, Iowa, where he will spend
the winter.';
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Blunderfleld
visited la Solomon Sunday.
There will be quarterly meeting at
the M. E. church Sunday at 10
o'clock and preaching Saturday even
ing by Elder Mattlnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Book are visit
ing at the home of Fred Lukers.
Mabel Stewart and Mart Karr left
for Chapman where they will attend
D. C. H, S.
For Sale.
Gasoline engine, It h. P. and 4
hole corn shelter, good as new. M. B.
Sword, Detroit, Kansas." Wit
TURKEY CREEK.
Mrs. Kilmer, daughter f Frances,
and son Royal, returned Sunday to
their home at Sallna bavin? been
recent guests of the former's sister,
Mrs. Eerton Lay, and fnnn'.
Mr. and Mrs. Clins. ilyers were
Sunday afternoon guetls of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul. -, : ; . ..
Mrs. Harrison ret imed home alter
a ehort vl-it In Hjoo. . '.i -
Mr. and Mrs. Lannic visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John Hasleur on Sun
day, .
Johnnie Carneme.'' spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Wcslover,
and family.
Nelson Glen and Eii'l Korrell W'tre
guests of Lawrence I'.yers Sundny.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Ctiasi Polster Is Imo.'ovlUK. nicely.
Harvey Ol'en npe'it Sunday with
friends at Buckey.i. i " -
Jake Akers and ta-ul' ' havo moved
tn Abilene.
Miss Edna Westover has Just closed
a very successful term In teaching
music. ... - ,
School opened at Eureko, 731st. R9,
on Sept. 6th, with Miss Lulu Neme
chek as teacher.
Mr. Henry .Schrader aBd'tanilly
wore Sunday guests of Mr. Olrt-n's.
John Olsen spent Sunday at home
. . J l nan
Mr. niiu . ---.iv w- - :
.. ... t m aw inn hnrll'n.t.ta tmnMi.:lnn la vrv Armneolis.
prouu yiircmo - ' -
August' SO. ' "'
' Mini Julia RVan took Tjp her dut-
it... . b , Thartn;ns'tnn. Dist.1
i ICS He iwuei ,v o ' -
'tn in,li,v Kant f.th. "
I, VU .'I " " " J I
Born to Mr. and Mrs. SbanefeltJof Florida that produces oranges but
Aug. 29, a son.
n-riHmr. Anruet 28. was the
.nh mri f fth snn versariei 01 ui
berths of Grace and Pearle Nemechek
and for them was planned a ceie
hratlon In the form of a surprise,
bration in me iumu ui ,,r..-.yrel.Uj ucuihuu iu, huuu. .,!.
which they will not soon forget. Mu- the splendid land that lies undevelop
slc and games were the main features ed tt De Sota county alone the salary
nf the event, ice cream miu tn:or a "loourn wuuiu u raun
were served and a snap shot was
Uken of the Jolly company before
th il snersed. Those present were:
Misses Nellie Wilsork Leola Lay,
Lena Byers, Ella Shank, Ella Olsen,
Mildred Lay, Frances Kilmer, Vests
Polster, Katherlne Caren, Haiel Eyt
man, Ruth, Sophia and Lydia Rich
ardson, Gladys wsrner, uora ruruj,
wiini and Florence Harrison
Messrs. Preston Markley, Myron
Po ster, Wallace Lay, Ira ana r,mory
'Qhanlr TCmmflt PolCer. JODn BOO
Shsnk, Emmet wier,
Gerald Warner, Robert an," Walter
. rM.M Pnltor
Lay, Royal Kilmer, Floyd Polster,
Lawrence and Clifton Byers.
SOUTHEAST BCCKKYE,
Miss Anna Durrln and Mrs. Ciias
FleRgle and children returned Fri
day from a visit at Black. Wolf and
Solomon.
Vr. and Mrs. Frank Teeters and
Mr. nd Mrs. Win. Miller and family
tock dinner at Mr. Vandevanters ut
I Detroit
Mrs. Jo-eph Crws an! chlMien M
i Manhattan are here visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Durrln cHlol on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlnlck on Sun
day. Harry Picking and famll and
Ralnh Cooler and family took dinner
i r,Mi' on Sunday.
(NDIANA
. CISK
rvl wh eels. rr.
''s-.ff
1
These are two of the oldest and best drills' on the market. ThU year'
-models have many new improvements that make them even better than
before. It is to your advantage to aee these drill before buying.
SH0GKEY& L ANDES
"The Store That Saves You Money"
HAVE YOU NOTICED
The Enormous Increase in the Price
of Oranges?
The high cost of living li not being
discussed very much rceently by the
press. However, numerous item or
rnmmnn use continue to advance and
all with good reason. . In the pas:
four year oranges have doubled in
price, but Mils Is very easily ac
counted for. Nearly all of the orange
land In California has besn developed
for several years and the Increase lq
the yield is not near keeping pnoe
with the Increased demand and c"n
sequently Florida Is called upon to
supply the Incited demand and
right there Is where the general nub
ile Is lame again.
The general Impress on. seems to
be that Inasmuch as Florida Is one of
thn turn nrflnre fltatea that the whole'
Lay are the'state of Florida produces oranges
uib .v.. -
One half of all the oranges of Florida
are grown In DeSoto county. '
ta a mall tract of land at
I " -
llnrthn Plver Tnlet On the east COS it
the real orange country extends from
eiev-.Tamoa to Punta Gorda and extenas
bark fifty miles from the west coast.
Florida needs a "Coburn" to ad
vertise her resources with the ln-
back
to the slat tn less than
ten
years from the Increased taxes.
-fr
HOLLAND. .
The people here are blessed with
plenty 'of rain.
Sue Bell spent a few days In Sa-
-
Una
Tom Armstrong was In town.
a .,... -
barbecue at Carlton.
Inm Shelter SDl
A number from here attended tne
Anna Shelter spent Sunday
nt
Brltfs.
riiL.
Mis'! Chrlsteen Koenlg vis ted at
home over Labor Day.
Margaret Bell Is vlsltinr at H.
Logan, at Carlton.
. . . i i r,v Auvm pt
air. nBwicj - .. -
Gcneaeo.
Piano bargain. We base a sllght
nima in the vicinity of Abi
lene, Kas. To save expense of Box-
Ing and shipping we will sell very
chesp for essn or payments as low
as 16.00 per month. Write Olney
Musle eonpsny, St. Joseph, Mo.
w4
Horse Sales.
The A. B. Clark Horse Sales Co.,
-mi hnM vlr next blc sale at Miles,
City Montana, on September 13, 13. cnairman Laynn got on m. car .
. , ,t,..!Tnifa. Ita rim the afternoon tl)
14 ana lo. iner win v
i . . .n.i.iin nf all1
dste J.00O horsea tonslsting of all
classes. If yon wsnt the big "'e.
Kith colts, or good draft imu
weanlings itteno. this mi Horses
of all kinds are selling cheaper here
thsn any p'ace on earth.
Our October sa:ee will be held on
the 10th snd 13th also 2Sth and 29th
wJ-HJ
As nsnsllr rted. a trained sn
V w 11 liirable s man for ihr of
fm-.r wer-v. t.t.t by aPflymt t bsn-
t.rls - I f-- f ' 1 -
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Grain markets corrected evory
Thursday morning by Abilene Milling
Co. " ' ' '
Wheat .(...;.;
Corn , , , 65o
(Market corrected weekly by J. O.
Norman, Abilene.)
Hogs 18.70
J. E. Brewer Co. paya. the follow
ing prices for butter and eggs:
Butter 22-260
Egge 20o
The Pioneer Produce Co. pay the
following:
Hens I '...:. UOKo
Spring chickens....'. , .12ViC
Old roosters ' . i". . . . v. '. t t . .2e
-l i .
Butter Market,
Prices ' for cwurnery butter at
point named for weak ending today.
Dicklnsoni, county price m cents
less than New York and 2tt cents
less than Chicago. 1 .
Kansas City creamery 29o, firsts
27c. ; v ..".'';
Chicago creamery 24V4-30c, dairy
23-27C
ON PRESIDENT'S PRIVATE CUR
CONFERENCES ON POLITICAL SIT
UATION HELD YESTERDAY,
He'Got Favorable Reports From Ohio
Has Busy Dsy at at, Paul
Goes to Paducah. -
Chicago, Sept. 6. Conferences on
the Ohio situation snd the several
poltlcal situations throughout the
country were held by President Taft
yesterday en route to the conserva
tion congress at St. Paul where he
will deliver an address to-day. U. V.
Laylln, chairman of the Republican
state executive committee bad a long
talk with the president of things in
Ohio and reported a rosy outlook. At
Paporte Congressman William E, Mc-
( luniey oi iiuiiuh, tumiuiaw u. i
Republican . congressional campaign
I committee and Congressman Duncan
E. McKlnley of CallforAa Joined the
party and rode Into CMcago with the
..'C,"-L
nerauia of the day the president
made no speeches but at every stop
he appeared on the rear platform of
the Mayflower and shook hands with
as many in the erowd as could be
reached while he carried on a running
conversation as to the size of the
piece. Its Industries and prosperity.
At Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Ashta
bula, Elkhart, South Bend and other
short stops there were big crowds on
hand.
At Clevelsnd Henry Davis United
States marshal; James H. Cassidy.
who succeeded Senator Burton In tns
lower house of eongress and several
other local political lights got sboird
the car.
. -
president devoted several hours to Jha
' M,,. f ... ., lo til(,
to tti
of g, pui ,
!orklngmen of gt Paul, which Is la
addition to the conservation speech.
This Is a busy day In 8L Paul, t!i
program Including a luncheon a dinner
sad a review of the Labor day partCe.
This In additlos to conservation
and labor speeches.' He will leave fct.
Paul this evening for Paducah.
ThpeVa, Sept. STbe Kr..... ! - r;
lature next winter will be u : t f
Ike state board of control to ; -ji
t h anoihr lasane asri. 'a '' '
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