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ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR, ABILENE, KANSAS, DECEMBER 8,
COUIITY REPLECTIOIS
f graoiAi. ruorvB oouwnnim;
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Public Sale
Specialty
fisfsnncei
Any benkof Abl
' lout, KtnUc
- Brown, 1900:
Acue Mutual,
Addrra:
Abilene, Km
Sunday with horn folk at Newton
Mr. and Mrs. a P. Kauffmau ware
guests of Mr. and Mr. Henry Len
bert. Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mm. John Wllet of Cham'
bersburg, Pa., were visiting In this
vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde Summers Is seriously sick
with appendicitis. .r-
Mamie Shank Is oh the sick list
LANEY DISTRICT.
- A fine snow, the first of the sea
' son, fell here Sunday night and Mon-
' day.
Mrs. Brlggs, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Foster, left Tuesday
for her home In Oklahoma, after an
. extended visit with fronds and rela
tives here..
Charlie Brown was shelling corn
and threshing ' kaffir corn la this
vicinity. -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laney went
to Chapman Saturday for a few days'
. visit with the former's parents at
that place. ' .
L.VW. McOInnls did some carpen
ter work for 8. A. Romberger this
-week.
., Charlie Hull had a very sick horse
Sunday night
Grandpa Romberger is spending a
few days with his son, S. A. Rom-
berger and family.
Mrs. Blagg went to Navarre Tues
Don't forget the Racket for your
Xmas Candies. Their entire line at
12c per pound.
at Detroit.
vThe Ladies' Aid-Society of the
United Brethren church will hold'a
bazaar and oyster supper at the De
troit, school house Tuesday evening,
December 20, 1910. A fine program
will be rendered beginning at 7:30. 1
Organ for Sale Cheap.
Second hand, In good repair, tine
for school house. See Clarence Gish,
piano tuner, at Broughton's Music
store. - g-2
DINNERS FOR 20 CENTS.
Good meals at the National Hotel.
. '. 8w-tf :
Bazaar at Carlton.
There Is to be a bazaar held In the
Carlton opera house, Carlton, Dec:
15, under the management of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby
terian church. It will be a place to
buy articles you need at the "lowest
prices. - Everything first class in
quality.
A Cd fee at a
. Low Price.
Entire front of top over fire box
raises for feeding cobs. Thoroughly
guaranteed.
' Come and See It'
HODGE BROS.
BUCKEYE
His. E. J. Wlns.cr returned home
Saturday night after a two weeks'
visit with her son, C. C. Winsler.
and with relatives at Brookfield,
Mo. It was very dry In Missouri. '
Mrs. S. Grove visited her sister,;
Mrs. L. Dayhoff Sunday afternoon.!
Ruth Pattin was home over Sun
day. -; c
W. H. Cook shelled corn last week.
Miss Delia Lahr Is visiting her
brother, John, near Acme.
MIbs Ella Olsen was a guest of
Miss Mildred Lay on Sunday.
Boyd and Lulu Nemechek spent
Sunday visiting . friends at Banner
City. ;
George Lay Jr. visited with his
uncle, Berton Lay, and family on
Sunday.
Miss Sophia Richardson, who has
been quite 111 with pneumonia. Is
Improving. .
Miss Hlla Sjhank spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Wilson.
Matter Arnold TTarrlann nf A hi.
B. Idol and his nephew, Mr. Finley iena ,. . f wh
of Brown county, bought H. Sachau'sihla srandnarents In thl. .i.lnlr.
Great care has been exer- farm and rented It to Ira Hoskln. the i i, n....... . .
j - i aiuuiu Di-uueu ana usugmer,
' " """" " B'ouu out-,- . ...... b Uu i u in. ,m BB Gertrude, of Humboldt. Nehr
UPLAND. ,
Miss Nor Hasaler and) Messrs.
Sam, Walter and Allen of Chapman
visited their lister, Mrs. , Everett
Pierce last Sunday. -
Chas. Hoyt went to Hplsington
Saturday for a few days' visit
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards
visited in Chapman Saturday and
Sunday.
Ltttle Donald Pierce was threat
ened with pneumonia but is better
today.
Mrs. F. Drenner received a tele
gram from California announcing
the death of her brother. Owing to
the distance she was unable to at
tend the funeral.
Mrs. p. a. Gfeller is on the sick
list.
The corn Is nearly all husked In
this section of the county and the
farmers are very glad ssjnow and
cold weather are here.
Mrs. John Aker received word that
her aunt, Mrs. Diets, of Little River,
Is dead.
Services at Zlon have been dis
continued . on account of the snow;
TURKEY CREEK.
Most everyone is through hUBking cess. . Remember the date and come.
corn in this vicinity.
ZION.
"'' "
Christ and Lawrence Frey visited
the East Buckeye school on Saturday
of which their Sister, Miss Edith Frey
Is teacher. ;
Elder M. O. Engle and wife took
dinner on Saturday with the for
mer's brother, Ira Engle, near Belle
Springs.
MIbs Pearle Peatllng is boarding
at John Book's.
We are glad to report that John
"Book fs able to be around Resin
after having had the rheumatism.
Tho Zion 8. S met last Friday
- evening for the reorganisation. Of
ficers elected as follows. Mrs 10mj
ma M inter, superintendent; Mrs.
Fannie Grove, assistant superlm an
ient. '
v littler M. 0. tingle, preachel n
fart weil sermon a. J. on on 6uiia.iv
evening. Elder Engle and wife leave
Tuttdsy for Upland, Calif. Th v
expect to be gono a couple mo.ifu i.
Imbt Lady l vu.! .-i. this week
at Martin Brandt's and Harry
Krendy's.
H. W- EWART, Carlton, Kas.
NAVARRE.
" Mr. and Mrs. Roefler of Barton 1 Bre guests of P.
county are visiting. Roy Lahr's. 'family
M. Nemechek and
Miss Leila Picking spent Sunday
at home.
About three Inches If snow fell
which Is a great protection to the chek's Monday evening.
DETROIT ROUTE 2.
P. Johnson of Abilene spent a few
days with John Olsen. He has just 'Wheat.
returned from Florida where he pur
chased some land.
Mr. Hels spent a couple days with
o. raaugnermar. " Farmers are nearly through husk-
wiii Hanson speni sunaay witn (ng corn.
home folks. ' ; : . I Vlct0r Ingersoll has been havlng
Oscar Dobbins spent Sunday with u,, grippe.
William OlsenT ,1 Mrg Bert Long apent ThBnk8
.! Mr, Elsenhower Is haying his house g!va(f with relates near Holland
remooeiea ana an auuiuon oum to it E. H Bampson has a Reo tm
M rm .nj vr-s . nu tiiinn '
auu mi, Auniiyjji ncui w Q tf "
Lawrence to visit their son. ..- BnA ...nm Mv ,
j. oiroie transaciea ousmeBS in rrtROi j,, . ue.tg ....
Enterprise saiuraay. ' v Lonr
Mr.sHoldsworth and family "trans-1 , M, Ktt. Marts -,.,. .,
acted busineBB In Abilene Saturday. ner slBteri MrB Berne Duff;r-
wm.' Granam transacted buBiness I Tne Sanborn ,h;oI wi ,..
In Enterpriae Saturday. Iffl.riu.mas nrozram th ft.rnnn n'
Henry '(Olsen -eturn)ed Saturday r,ec(imbel. 23rd.
E. Grosser and MTsses Hattle
Grosser and Mae Meyer of Enterprise
were pleasant guests of Mr. Ncme-
Revlval meetings will be held at
Eureka school house, beginning on
Sunday night Dec. 18th. Every
one Invited.
The Fair oaks
This is my new plated pattern and I
believe that when you see it you will
agree with us in that it is the best look
tag one out.
I carry this pattern in nojt only the
Spoons, hollow handle Knives and reg
ular sterling style Forks but in all of the
fancy pieces. Also, sets of Bouillon
Spoons, Salad Forks and Butter Spreaders.
Prices range from $100 up.
The Egyptian
This is a new pattern
with a piece of solid silver
put on the back of Spoons
and Forks and pi a c e s
where the most wear
comes, making it almost .
as good as solid silver.
Remember I guarantee all of my
plated goods and will replace any
piece that fails to give satisfaction,
Either of these patterns would make
acceptable gifts for any housewife.
i
For goods of quality always go to
WW AY M ULr
First door east of P. O. on 3rd St.
INDUSTRV.
HOLLAND.
for
.us
L
Lee Barger is shucking corn
Bob Howie. - k
Most of the farmers are through
shucking corn.
Mary Burkholder and Mrs. Carler
visited at A. Carlson's one day last
wtek.
Cathrine Shetter' went to Navarre
for a week or two.
School
week on
MIbs Sheets' mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Barter and fam
ily have moved into Mrs. Hammer's
house.
Mrs. Gus Rees Is a little better.
She Is able to be up.
- Mrs. Stella Whittenbush Is here
from Colorado to attend her mother,
Mrs. Sutter.
George Rufety has built a fine
stone stnble.
Jacob Glbbs has put up a fine new
pair of pltless scales near the ttore.
after spending several days in Green
wood county.
TALMAGE.
John Bonk Ib suffering from an at-
Rev. Wagaman and family visited tack of sciatic rheumatism and is dls-
Mrr. Woodson callel on iUh Viola
f .'.ar Saturday.
home Nov.
It. . I. - I. Inn
I1ULU. I IV BJJCU, IUO DUIU1HOI 111 Vail
ada but thinks Kansas Is a good nest-
on Sunday afternoon at H. Krealy's. aWed for work
- ttaymona uisii ana Harvey .o.;-k stewart retllPnftH
were entenaioea on sunaay. oy tne lstn
tatters sister, Mrs. A. Miller.
- Ruth Zook is on the sick list at
present. "
- Lawrence Frey visited on Sunday
with Bruce Zook.
Revival services began at Buckeye
. ehurch Sunday evening conducted by
: Rev. Manning.'
. Mrs. Jacob Bert la suffering from
-.rheumatism. -
one of hlj horses becoming paralyzed
-'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlnter visited
NEWBERN.
Abe Shetter had a bad accident
last week being kicked by a horse.
Leo Gottreau, Dr. Lewis, Jolty
Glbbs, Mr. Wolf and F. Berger went to (3.75. Best stock cows and hel
hunting Saturday afternoon. Ifers I3.B0 to M-00. TheVe l a strong
O. Rufferty and sons have taken n demand for best, light weight killing
Job of Btump and timber pull'ng for heifers, selling from 4.B0 to $5.i0
W. Stelnford. for the best, medium kinds $4.00 to.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlrt Prue spent Sun- $4.25.
was closed two days this day evening with JJr. Lewis and wife. There Is a strong demand for thrt
account of the Illness of j Report of Industry school for the best vea's and stock calves. Hest
month ending Dec. 2: Numbor en- veals $S.00; medium $7.00 to $7.f0.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell took dinner rolled 40; average dally attendance Best slock caiveB $4.50 to $!i.09.
at Will Baldwin's on Sunday. . 3B. Pupils neither absent nor tnrdy: I Best stockers and feeders ar !n
Baiome jury is auie to be around . Ethel. Lizzie and Dean Bass. .Innji strong demand: selling from ?l !irt
aSaln- and Charles McPheeters, Ooldle Bow- to 15.25 for the best kinds, fair kind
Harold Burkholder has been quite er, Jessie and Gordon StIIMe, Iva and $4.50 to $4.75, with the common
slrk with the mumpe. E)fer rjllne; Ernest PasB, Walter ( kinds around $4.00. , Light weight
Mrs. Clem Bell Is vlsltlngat dlf-, Walker, Erma BlBhop, Floyd Kclm, ' Blockers are In beit demand sclllnt-
ferent Points In the eastern nart of.. ro ,..... vui... .i .. i . - , i. 1. 1 i. . i. . , ., ...
series of meetings that were ih. .tula , I ... ....... .... . .
V,. .... , .i q. j .. .1 monm: mrs. iiowen, miss ouiiie, sir. is causeu oy tne low price packers
Lin. a i .? a 1 i k. ni,rc11 Rev. Ewart of Carlton gave a Gray an(i KM 0ray. Etta Reed, are buying the short-fed steers, and
I Ms mIu u . , tart" " on last Frl- teacher. we would advl.e feeding ct.le nn
Miss Minnie Engle made a pleasant day. Mr. Ewart Is a new man here! t. n.. i... . Z .u ...... .
'Ilt with Ml. a ,. t !... o . ." . . ' iiiino .win 111 im nil in lunj lllulullKUljr 1UUI-U Di'Il'IB
day. - -
sale
Ine nlace for the winter.
The home ta'ent entertaolnment --"-"-" ,iateiy rrom tneaBt. He gave a the sick list.
will be given in the hall Wednesday! . good Umperance adUreas and showed Mrft Lewls knd daughter from There were 7,500 hogs on ml
night. ' I tv V it r, o , I "voraniy Kansas was doing as Clay Center are visiting relatives In today, market strong 10 to 20c high-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Simpson and " m. D, f' H" S' ,pent , compared to the states having license. th vlclnty. er w,th at l7 2 w woul(,
family from western Kansas are here, nay pw" "f J01"' v, lHe w however, to not rest M, Can,pb,i who used to teaVnot he lurprlsed to see hogB advance
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart and t
Francis left for Callfornla'Thursday I
after a month' visit with friends.
They expect to make Los Angeles I
meir nome amniisi jear ,ai naii
D. 8. Engle was shredding
corn fodder last week.
J. S. Wiles and S. H.
Mr nA Mr f?nrt ftlhson and
, . . fii..i i m . I
tu iBniumcr vcuuui ua umij. I T ... ..ii... .i.i,nM
, inn. n. inn. wct w avucu .n w. -
u an. u. Jtngie sola twenty neaa oi pr jay . , -
(tU on Monday, I tv. .k,i .M ,... nre.
lriiiB liwn buinwM yiu.i.iu.
4..A beautiful snow fell here on Sun-
ay night and Monlay morning.
Mrs. Sarah Conrad is staying at
J. H. Bert's. -
J ' .. ACME. -
Mrs. D. K. Breneman of Galva is
tiMM Tfalfln ft mmr Uv T A
-Engle.
Mr. and Mm Joha Shank of Na
varre visited at A. L. Shank'! Bua
4ay afternoon.
, . . M. .
For sale, easy terms, ten room
house, modern, ban, three lots.
Close in. 8. Kirk, SOS East th St.
d2twlt
About Voar Mugmxiars.
The Reflector does not make a
business of clubbing with magazines
but It will gladly order for Its sub
scribers any magazine or paper en
earth at a reduced price with the
Reflector. . ,
; D. F. BRErJNEr.Mrj
' CashBuyerof
POULTRY, EGGS
and HIDES. -
- '
Cor, ist nd South CeJar Sis., opposite Nu' store
made a business trip to Navarre Tues
day.
Miss Ada Engle of Belle Springs
'spent a few days last week at David
Brebm's.
Miss Elva Engle returned home
last week after spending a few weeks
In Abilene. '
L. L. Engle, expects to shred fod
der this week.
George Lenhert butchered on Mon
day.
Mrs. Avery Engle Is spending
few days with her folks In Abilene
Graver Easter who la teaching the
Abby school spent Sunday at borne
folks.
Mrs. T. M. Sheets Is on the sick
list -
In security as the license men were
I preparing to make Kansas a wet
Lenhert etate. His audience- was large and
thoroughly enjoyed he lecture.
Notice
Stockholders of the Dickinson
County Pair Association are hereby
notified that the annual meeting will
be keld Tuesday. Dee. It lilt, at
oa o'clock p. m. at the court bmisn
la AWIeae. Kansas. An stockholders
are requested to be present sj the
annual report of the 'f fleers wit, be
n.sde, and the election of dlre:-s
fur the ensuing year..
J. J. KTOLER. PresMert,
. C. A. MORTON, Secretary.
dMOtl
MOONLIGHT.
B. J. Reels, Mr. Book and Miss
Lliiie Crlder were at Reuben CUm-
enbsga's 8unday.
Rev. Millard Engle preached at
Bethel on Sunday morning.
- A. T. Hoover's are intending to
leave for California about the 17th
at Industry will be married during until they reached the $8.00 mark.
the ho'Mays.
A. Stllllo Is home on a visit.
C. Elsele has many warm
. Mrs.
Mrs.
friends here who regrest to hesr of which the finish Is iltrhtlr .herV.,1
her sickness and hope she will soon and the manufacturers have given
Piano at Bargsln.
have a high grade piano
get better.
F, Dobbin's bsby Is Ti'ltn sick.
Rev. A. 8rbenb?rger Is visiting
with Dr. snd Mrs. Schenberger.
We are glad to hear Mrs. Sutter is
still Improving.
We have had qn'te a tittle snow
storm. It will put t,ie wheat crop
MarrM by Jsrige Aadenoa.
Jostle H. Hall and Daisy Fmrl
Webster, btfth of Aaiicn, were ni,.d
!a ssarrfsjrs by Frebate A.-..r-
vst tesS&r.
of this month.
Laban Climenhaga and Clarence
Ylngst were shopping In Abilene on
Monday.
On Wednesday evening Dee. 17th
there will be a meeting to reorganise
the Bethel Sunday school.
Elder Jacob Engle will give a lec
ture oa his trip around the world
on Sunday, Dee. 1 1th.
Monroe Book ot Rauuaa apent
Sunday ner.
Mr. aad Mrs. Baaa of Chapman
were -p to speed Bnaiay.
Harry C rider's took Baaday d la
ser at Mehrla Crawford's.
Ciaa. MeCeea kas a large -new
ssoihse engine. il grinds feed
for the farmers.
Invitations to th wedding of Miss
Ada Praaklla and Mr. Joseph Bert
have ten seat oat.
Harry Crfder was la Chapnua Moa-
day.
A. 'X. Brechbili retnrned from
Chapaaa where Be has boea vidtlsg
his fcrother.
Joe Lkaiaa was dolsg lla work
In better condition.
Mrs. Frank Fostei' from Talmage
spent Sunday with If." sister, Mrs.
Dr. Lewis.
Mrs. Stitcher and daughter from
Marysvlll returned homo from her
visit to Mrs, D. Hasselianm who Is
slowly recovering. A trained stirs
from Clay Center Is In constant at
tendance.
ACME.
George Slater was la Kingman
eoanty oa business last week.
Mr. aad Mrs. W. C. Woolvertos
vlsfted la Abilene Sunday.
Bess Thompson Is tjulte sick.
Dell Banker aad Mr. Thompson
of Belott are visiting at Brace Bunk
er's.
ttor B. B. T"i Hl mx.
Attratiaa II. W. A. No. 83.
All Woodmea are reenested to be
present oa Meeday alght. Dee. 17.
at I e'cloek. Elertlesi of offirera
j C P. f ardr. clerk. wtdJt
me a discount that I can sell It at a
barraln If taken at once.
W. H. BROUGHTON MUSIC CO.
- .' 2d3t
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Grain marketa corrected every
Thursday morning by Abilene Milling
Co.)
Wheat I Jo
Cora So
(Market corrected weekly by J. O.
Norman, Abilene.) ..
Hogs $(.70
I. E. Brewer Co. pays the follow
ing prices for batter aad eggs:
Butter ...27e
Eggs '. . .27
Th Pioneer Produce Co. pays th
following:
Hens t
Springs to
Boosters, lb, to
Batter Market.
(Price tor creamery butter at
point named for week cedlag today.
Dickinson eoasity prie 1 eata
Ilea than New Tork aad JH eenta
leas thaa Cbleag.)
Chicago creamery !-2tc
Ktus City creamery it, first
ic ...
OUR SPECIAL MARKET LETTER.
(Notes oa this weekt Kansas City
stock market wrltt n for the Re
flector by J. R. Van Voorst of th
M. K. & T. Commission Co.)
There were 14,000 cattle on sale
today. The beef steer trade opened
slow to 10c lower with the best heavy
ateers selling 15 to 20c lower, tops
$6.80. Best cows and heifers sold
at steady to strong prices. Best cows
sellng from $4.75 to f 5.00. Medium
$4.25 t6 $4.50. Common kinds $3.60