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Annx.sK mi.KiiT rkfuectoh, amilene, Kansas, December t, toi.
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
Interesting Demonstration
T irSOIAL BirUOTOI ookbkspokdint.
3. Q. ENGLE
Auctioneer
Public Sale
Specialty
Bafarenoi
Any bank of Abb
loua, Kw.
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Pboassi
Brown, 1300; 01
Aoue Mutual.
Addrssai - '
Abilen. Em
' DETROIT,
: We understand that the Woodmen
hire purchased Iota on the corner
f Mala street and are preparing to
build a hall soon.
Mr. and Mra. L. Volkman of Junc
tion City, were visitors at C. F.
Klamm'a over. Sunday. ,
John Line is quite sick again.
'' . Prospects are favorable for a new
- store. ' J
! Mtss Christina Klamm if visiting
in Junction City.
' tyln. C. C; Tilton Is visiting hdr
mother and other relatives' in Lar-ned.-
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, Mrs. Dunlap is on the sick list.
v Mrs. Muenaenmayer and son of
Junction City were callers In town
Monday. :'Jtl.
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- OAK CREEK.
Bora Nov. 20, to Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Probasco, a son.
Harvey Durrln has rented the Mc
Donald place and will move In the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Reel spent Sun
day at Dan Bert's.
John Cartner and Lidl Derrick
were married Wednesday evening
' They Will go to housekeeping on the
groom's farm a mile and and a mile
north of : Buckeye. ; Tneir many
frlendj Join In wishing them a pros
perous and happy life,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hgover spent Sun
day with her parents. :.
' Roy, the., little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Mustard is quite sick with
paralytic stroke. Their many
friends(wish for his speed recovery.
" ' UPLAND. ' :
v Mrs. John Helnts and Mrs. Herman
were callers here I Wednesday.
. Upland was well represented at
the lecture at Chapman Saturday
bight ' 1 l
Dr. Greenlee and Geo. Dockhorn
earns up from Chapman to the turkey
raffle last" Friday.
The directors of the Golden Rule
company held . their semi-annual
meeting here last Friday.
Miss Margaret McFerren, one of
Cur central girls visited relatives In
Chapman Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Olson and A.
H. Diehl of Chapman attended anally burned with It, but not swal-
Insurance meeting at Belleville the
, first of the week.
TJorin Edwards and three friends
came up from 'Oklahoma- to husk
corn.. ' ,
r Misses Etta Pwl'ey and M-idse
t.dwards called on Margaret McFer
ren last Sunday. ( . '
Fam Sollent-erger went to Clay
Center Y,mtr to the loie feast, 'at-
lag a 'car load of Moonlight brethren
with him.
' . The I. O. 0. F lodge will give a
box social her in the hall Novemoor
ZCth for the benefit of the baod The
bii d boys will furnish the music and
all the ladies are Invited to Cftme sad
bring well filled bolt and be pre
pared ti have a good time.
$25 REWARD.
The above reward will be paid for
Information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who defaced the monument in my
cemetery lot at Woodbine.
MRS. L. 8CHWENDENER.
Abilene,. Kan., Nov. J3,l10. wtf
BUCKETS. .
Mra. E. J.. Wlnsler left Saturday
fos, Lawrence to visit her son. C. C.
Wlnsler, then to Brookfleld, Mo, to
visit her stater. -
Mr. and Mrs. Vera Eye spent Sua
a,iy with bis parents.
Mrs. George Hayne and her moth
er visited friends at Solomon last
week. ,
Mrs. F. L. Blaesf returned last
week from her clslt eaat.
Roy Lsbr will shell hia corn Wed
ftecday. " . " '
Frank VanVoorst was bujinf eat;
tie ! this vldolty Tuesday.
J. Bi&ckbura of Hsltaa took din-
ama J'.- rs l bostiE enm for,'";
SOCTH DICKINSON.
A number from here attended the
lore (east la Abilene laat Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Boyce of Moon
light visited at W. 0. Engle't over
Bauday. ', - ' , -.-"'- v
Mr. and Mrs.' C. P. Pitta spent
Sunday at A. E. Reynold's.
Msla Edith Hoffman la home after
spending several days In Abilene.
Miss Addle Engle la spending the
week at David Brehm's.
The funeral services of 1 Andy
Schenfele were heeld at the German
Baptist (church laat Sunday after-
noon, ' .
The revival meetings at the M. E.
church In Navarre continue all this
week with Bev. Johnston of Chap
man In charge. ''', ;
CHAPMAN.
1
Francis Kirk Is recovering from
his serious Illness of typhoid fever.
The teachers and students are back
and ready for business again. All
well except Miss Donlca who Is re
ported as having the grip. '
John Sanborn of Towner was In
Chapman this week visiting bis rela
tives and friend. '.' ; .'.
Tom Scanlan is doing nicely.
Ray Edwards was in Abilene Sun
day.
The boys expect to go to Oberlln
for a foot ball game this week. All
the ones that were injured at Man
hattan are reported as doing well.
i ,; ; -; UPLAND.
Mirt Etta MartB s - visiting her
brothers this week.
"fte youngest chil Jo? 1 E ThomHs
i vtry 111 with an absieM on his
tnvtint. ;'" '
1 1 vile Pierce and Jaw tnale .lr.
ciinic ip from Chapman to visit with
lebilves.
Frank Grlgg, teacher In cue of the
Sallna schools,, spent Thanksgiving
vacation with his brother Earl, at
this place. ,
- The band ,was Riveted br a full
house Saturday night and the con
cert was enjoyed by all. The boxes
sold fairly well, amoiifctins to about
$28. '.
Sam Sollenberger 9 attended the
love feast at Abilene last Sunday.
Jim Shivers Is the happy owner
of a car, purchased, at Junction City
last week. ,
Mrs. John Aker has gone to Little
River to visit a sick relative.
Walter Pierce's vlelte-i tn Harvey
county several days.
MraTom Dobbins Ib suffering with,
an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Bert Pierce was soliciting fori.. ollt bnUn. on Fred neoffrov's
a new organ for Zlon church, getting tarm ln BOme wljr got a flre started
nearly 180. That speaks well forL fre Bnd lt took ,ome qulck work
Upland. on he Part of the neighbors to get
Little Donald Pierce found the
can of lye Tuesday morning, getting
his hinds, tongue and lips pretty
lowing any.
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V AND I DOINGS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bourblna and ;
family visited a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. P. B. Ross before leaving
for their new home lit Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geoffroy, Mr.
and Mra. Hoffnel Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene iKorn and daughters
visited Sunday at., the Knerr borne.
The occasion celebrated Mra. Geof
frey's birthday anniversary and Mr.
and Mrs. " KornV wedding anniver
sary. Miss Kate Lower of Kansas City
and Harry Frits of Abilene enjoyed
a rani dinner on" Sunday at the home,
of Levi Taylor
Harley and Ernest Ross spent Fri
day Bight with Whitney Wagner.
Mrs. Edward Webb Is suffering
We pay the highest
cash' price for
Hides
We make a special
low price of
.Dressed Beef
AND
Dressed Pork
by quarter or side. '
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O. C. TOLEERT ;
Auctionser
farm and Live Stock Sales. '.. .
My references are those for whom
I have worked. If I can't deliver the
goods I ask no pay. '
Address: ABILENE, KANSAS
with a very sore band caused from
getting a splinter In one of the fin
gers. ' .
Marlott and Edith Grlce, Alice
Jackson and Ray Geoffrey were In
vited to spent Sunday with the Linn
young people, . ' - ( "
Miss Alice Bets was up from Chap
man over Sunday, .f
Mr. and Mrs. John, Taylor and
Mr. W. S. McCulloh had quite an
experience on Saturday afternoon in
rescuing one of Mr. Taylor's cows
from drownlpg. While drinking at
the river side the cow in sonio way
lost her footing and was unable to
regain It .When discovered she Was
lodged ln the mud on the opposite
side of the'river. She was towed
back across the river by Mr. Taylor
but lt took a long time to get her
up the bank. It was a very ba'd af
ternoon's auk but lt was worth
cb-'ut slxtj Co!ln-s to M Taylor. .'
Mr. Holroyd Is having his t-.irn
with 111 luck. One thing after an
other has happened but the climax
was -tisched last week wnea he had
the n.Isfortune to break h1 collar,
bone. Mr. Holroyd -Is finding out
what It meant to have gool neighbors.:
On Tuesday a number of men went
Cipro and hulked corif". .'
Mr.' and Mrs. E. F. Knoir and
fatnjly spent Thanksgiving with, Mr.
Knerr's parents, who live in Abilene.
Mr. John Landis received his nen
Maxwell automobile on Wednesday.
Adln Webb Is up from Lawrence
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
Levi Taylor and family and D. W.
Taylor and family of Detroit, II. A.
McCulloh and Miss McCulloh, and
E. A. Blackman of Sallna , spent
ThankB-lvln at Joh. TByior-,,
Frldar afternoon some boys who
the flre out before It ,Dread to the
.da(!cnt corn feidB. After the flre
was put out the sfierlff and some of
the men went hunting for the guilty
parties. These boys are from town
and will probably be severely pun
ished. Mr. TJeoftroy'lost some hay
stacks and all of his kafflr corn heads.
Any one found hunting on the farms
In the U and I neighborhood without
!i!Im of h nnr will tu ar.
rested. The farmers around here are
determined to protect the quail. Hunt
era will do well to stay .away from
this neighborhood.
Little Mary Elisabeth Crary has
been on the sick list.
Mr. and Mra. W. S. McCulloh are
visiting their son, Rev. Otho McCuV
lob, and family, of Baldwin- Kansas.
Mr. and Mra. Ceo r ire Craley are
the proud parents )f a daughter
bora Nov. 28.
HOLLAND.
Mra. Nolf and children of Benning
ton spent Thanksgiving at Jury's.
Miss Delay Tolbert and Mr. Clark
of Chapman visited at Roy Kauff
man's. ' Salome' Jury Is on the sick list '
U. lT1v um a fl
Hawley of Oeneeeo, and Mrs. Hawley
of Wichita, spent Thanksgiving at.
,C. W. Bell's.
Amos Deemy has been on the sick
iiist . - r
Ptnk Jordoa was In town.
Mrs. Shetter and Anna spent sev
tral days with friends at Sklddy aril
Pleasant Hill.
LANET DISTRICT. . ,
The D. C. H. 8. students cam home
Wednesday for a few days' vacation.
Miss Esther Plotter and friend of
Enterprise, spent Thanksgiving with
the former's sitter, Mrs. H. B. Par
ker. ' ' ..
Mrs. M. E. Whitney spent a few
dsys In Talmage kit week raring
for her mother wfco has be tk.
Jota Whifney and Frt-d f rth
All Day Friday and Saturday,
marketed corn Wednesday.
There will be an entertainment
given at the, Talmage hall Wednesday
ivenlng, Deo. 7th, under the auspices
of the Epworth League, consisting of
music, readings, etc. Everyone come
and bring your friends.
Rev. Crlppen and wife took supper
with Miles Hultt's Wednesday;.
S. A. Romberger's spent Sunday
at Mr. Staehlis'.
Elmer Whitney came up from Law.
rence Thursday to spend Thanksgiv
ing with borne forks.
TURKEY CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Markley and
famtlyaattended love feast at Abilene
on Sunday.
Miss tilara Tagler was a Sunday
visitor at Chas. Anderson's.
Miss Sophia Richardson Is on the
sick list.
Mr. Kilmer and family of Sallna
were Sunday guests of Mr. Berton
Lay's,
Mr. John Olsen spent Sunday at
home.
Mr. Byers and family spent Sunday
with Mr. 'Johnson's at Detroit.
Miss Haiel Eytman enjoyed her
Thanksgiving vacation at the home
of her cousin, Miss Gladys Holland.
Mies Ida Bohannon who has been
a recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Lay, and family, returned to
her home at Sallna.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner's and other
relatives took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr. Stlce's.
Mr. and Mrs. fllaraa and Mr. and
Mrs. Harness who pleasantly sur
prised P. M. Nemechek and family
on Thanksgiving ,evenlng, departed
on Monday for their homes In Hum
boldt, Neb The party came overland,
a distance of one hundred and sixty
miles, making the trip In the former's
Reo tourist In less than six hours,
t Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cole, Miss Edna
Westover and brother, Ira and Milton
Cote attended the social at Johnson
school last Thursday.
Mrs. Castlllne and grand-daughters,
Sophia and Lydla Richardson,
returned on Sunday from a visit with
relatives ln Junction City.
Boyd Clay Lnlu and Llllle Neme
chek attended the programme and1
basket social at Banner City Wednes
day. .
Messrs. Joe, George and Charley
Haalour were at home over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Slams, Mr. and Mrs.
Harness and Mrs. Nemecbe- ana
daughter, Pearle, were guests of Mrs.
Waterman and daughter. Miss Anna, I
of Chapman oa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Westover iu.roiuniker'i near Pearl
family were pleasant Sunday visitors!
st Mr. Harshbarger's.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson n-
tertalned A large number of Meads I
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and relative on Tbanasginng oay.
Louis Haslour had the- misfortune
to break on of his fingers
Mr. and Mrs. Tacker were guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Lulu Funk,
on Thursday.
Corn basking In this vicinity baa
almost drawa to a close.
RHIXEHART.
, Mrs. Converse of Colorado la visit-
lag ber daughter, Mrs. J. H. Taylor.
Mra. Mary E. Reed of Los Angeles
is viaitlng Mrs. W. H. Hollinger.
Mia Beat! sad Arthar Hoffman of
Enterprise spent Sunday visiting with
friends here.
Umm Irene sod Ratb Taylor ana
Mr. Raymoad Bollinger were Ma-
aatua Tutors laat wetfc
We will have a lady demonstrator at
our store showing the
White Lify Electric
Washing .lachiiia '
This is a wonderful machine and .worth
coming miles to see.
, , You can do your washing in one
hour for less than two cents. Electric
cord can be attached to any light socket.
The same washer cia be attached to
a gasoline engine for use outside of the
city where there is no electricity.
. YOU ARE CORDIA LLY INVITED TO ATTEND
THIS DEMONSTRATION WILL SURPRISE YOU
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' John Sanborn of Towner, Colo.,
was calling on friends here Satur
day. Leon and Byron Tav or returned
: Manhattan Monday. '
Clay Blackwe'.ler wi.s a Chapman
vigtor Saturday,-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hollinger of
f i lir a ajv been vls'tlng at the W.
H. JloKinger home. .
. ZION.
."A niirnler from Zlon attended the
ministerial meeting nni love feast at
Abilene.
Miss Ella Wenger ro:urned to M.
G. Tnn:"s cu Thursday fv.'.i'ns aftor
spending about a week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Parish, near Poabody.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crti of Cin
cinnati, Ohio, visited with their un
cle's, J. P. Cress', leaving for home
last Friday. , .
Alvin Glsh Is staying at M. '5. En.
gle's; , ,
Elmer and Clarence Cross returned
home last Wednesday from Canada
where they both haVe taken up c'alms.
They report favorable there. They
have rented their farms for a year
and may perhaps go on to Florida
Elder M. G. Engle and wif? expect
to leave next Tuesday for the west.
Elder Engle Is expected to conduct
a revival at the Brethren church at
Upland, California.
Clarence Stoffer went to Ellis last
week to see his brother-ln law, Mr
Issltt, Mr. Issltt Is fireman for a
railroad and had the misfortune, of
falling, We are glad to report that
he Is Improving. He accompanied
Mr. Stoffer home on Friday, return
ing again to his place of work on
Sunday night.
Rev. Snlvely of south Dickinson
preached at Zlon Sunday.
Austin Miller went to Hope Satur
day on business, returning borne on
Sunday. .
Mrs. J. H. Wagaman spent Sun
day night in Abilene.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kettermsn and
little daughter, Luclle, and Mies
Edith Frey and brothers- Christ and
Lawrence, spent Tbsnksglvlng at the
later sister's, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Engle
at Talmage.
Miss Edith Zook stayed with her
sister, Mrs. Austin Miller on Satur
day night
KEWBERN.
Mr ,nd Mri, g. h. Lenhert and
family spent Tbsnksglvlng st Jacob
Mr. ,nd Mrl. j, g. wiles of Ch a ru
Ibersburg. Pa,, are staying with ber
parents, fl. H. Lenhert's.
Lsst Friday nleht Miss Bell and
iAlw Bef, had , pleasant surprise by
, omber of their friends.
D. 8. Engle's attended the Toanks-
clTlng meetlnk at Belle Springs.
The gospel meetings at St James
church are well attended.
. Miss Elva Engle who has spent a
few weeks in Abilene retnvned bom.
Farmers are about all done husk
ing corn la this vicinity. '
The Knox school which has been
closed for nearly a week was opened
again Monday morning.
Mr. Nancy Lenbert and Llisle
Lenhert spent Thanksgiving at George
Lenhert 1. -
Quite a lumber from this vicinity
attended the love feast la Abilene
Saturday and Sunday.
George Lenhert is shreding
fodder this we.
Dcfc. 2 and 3
... BUCKEYE. -
J. Adams is repairing his house.
' Mrs. G. Haynes had a Thanksgiv
ing dinner. Those present: Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Haynes of Junction City,
a brother of 0. Haynes, Mr, and
Mrs. 0.. Fink and Mr. and Mrs. s.
Haynes and son.
Mrs. Ella Mahler arrived at her
home, Eagle Butte, Dakota, safely .
and likes the country. .
Roy Lahr's spent Sjndav evening
with 0. Bradley' C
Henry Coffenberger's ha J a
Thanksgiving dinner. Those present:
Mr. and Mrs. Len Ingall, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Houghland, Mr. and Mrs.
John Mlddleton and Mrs, G. Bradley
and son, Mr. N. C, Reed and Sheridan.
E. E. Stone threshed kafflr corn
Monday. "
Mr, Webber's took dinner with J.
Mark's Sunday. '
W. H. Cook's spent Sunday with
P. E: Sommers. ' r '
Clyde Hlnkle left Monday for To
pe ka to study telegraphy.' . ,,' 1 v
M,r. and Mrs. A. Skinner from
near Nebraska City visited last week
with F.,L. Blaesl's. Tbey formerly
were neighbors In Illinois, 1
H. B. Lahr's had a Thanksgiving
dinner. Those present: Rev, Dr.
Blayney and Miss Martha Blayney,
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Beck, Mr. and Mra,
Roy Lahr.
About forty of John Mlddleton'.
neighbors surprised them Wednesday
evening by coming with well filled
baskets to take supper with them. Alt
report a fine time. ' '
Mrs. Emma Frey writes her sister,
Mrs. 8. Grove, from Ouanga, Africa,
the last of October. They were Just
getting fresh strawberries.
The Misses Grove took dinner with
their slstsr, Mrs. Ira Hoskln Thanks
giving. 1 ,
Mr. and Mrs, A. Hlnkle gave a par
ty Wednesday evening In honor of
their son, Clyde about thirty-five
being present.
Mrs. 8. Grove took ber daughters, .
Grace and Helen, and Grace Patten
back to D. C. H. 8. Monday.
Ira Hoskln butchered a beef for
Mrs. C. Pattln Saturday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burkholder, N.
B. Martla and Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoyt
took Thanksgiving dinner with Price
Burkholder, his motber'and aunt.
WOODBINE.
Prof. Wm. Osier conducted a quar
terly meeting at Lyona last Sun
day. Aug. Krause and wife were t
Junction City over Thanksgiving with
their daughters.
Wm. Lueker and wife were In Knn-
City and vtsltrd relatives.
Herman Oesterrelch was In Her-
Ineton last Monday oa buslneas.
Wm. Ploeger, wife snd ha by and
Miss Minnie Olkoff of Kinsley, are
viaitlng hJre with friends and rela
tive. .
J. C. Nuas and family moved to
Liberal. Kansas, last week. Mr. Nuas
has a fine position there la a hard
ware and Implement business.
J. L. Sternberg made a short visit
la Newtoa recently.
Wm. Ahrens of Enterprise was her
on a visit with relatives.
Mlas Ruth Muessenmayer and her
alitor May were .viaitlng in Detroit
a few days.
Henry Brehm and family bar rela
tive from Harvard, Neb., vinltiog
them at the preaent time.
Fred Krauae of Oklahoma was lf-ra
oa a short visit. .