Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], May 23, 1912, Image 5

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AS IXXJt .VfEUXLT REFLECTOR, ACHJSXE, KAK&lfl, MAT 83, t9X
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Abilene, KmM
Phonee:
Brown 1
Acmi Mutual
Add mi:
Abilene, Kana.
Date book at Mlnlck 4- Taylor's
hardware itore, Abilene.
N. S. WOOLVEETON
AUCTIONEER
Beit of references ' riven.
Call Brown phone 104$. Address Sol
omon, R. D. 1.
Choice Duroo bred (lite for sale.
NORTHEAST DICKINSON.
planted en account of poor seed this
spring. , , .
There were quite a number of the
farmere out filing their own phone
lines latt Saturday.
P. P. Boti and eon Oscar, and Mr.
Win Hoefllng were up near Industry
buying aeed corn. Friday.
There have been a good number
of the farmers buying new automo
biles tbla spring.
UUCKEYH. .
PEARL.
A few boosters of good roads were
In the neighborhood in autos last
week.
George Hlce and John Hatfield
secured alz coyote pups this week'ln
a , hole near Pearl. This is where
they have caused so much trouble in
scaring cattle at nights.'
MIbb Stella Delker who formerly
taught the Carey Creek school for two
consecutive years, has accepted a
position to teach at the Pearl con-
consolidated school the coming year,
Her many friends congratulate her
Most of the farmers have their . 1U' '"'"""""
corn planted and .ere cleaning their I John McSween who was on a vaca-
iiuu mir nsimgiuu uu rnurueu lu
Mr. aad Mr. Ora Lahr visited her
parents, Mr. J. J. Mark'a Sunday.
Miss M. Sommera, Miss Mable Cook
aad Millard Cook spent Sunday at
W. H. Cook's.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Eye of Abilene
spent Sunday with his parents near
Talmage.
.Clyde Hlnkle helped John Middle-
ton on Monday.
Mr. and Mra. H. Hodge spent Mon
day with her parents, S. B. Day.
. Mrs. Roy Lahr who was operated
on at Sabetha is improving.
. Mrs. Geo. Haynes and son Ralph
spent Friday at Isaac Riding's.
Millard Cook sold bis driving
horse-last week for $175.
The roads are being well worked
in this vicinity.
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cow,
Taken Up.
On May 1, three-year-old
with white face, weight about 760
lbs. Kasper Nagley, phone Buckeye,
Talmage R. F. D. 1. 23w2t
Pearl to help put up alfalfa hay.
barnyards.
Pierce Cooksons is working for
Tom WInsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Meister Jr. call
ed on Geo. Frhardt'a Wednesday.
Carrol Owen of Wakeeney, .Kan.,
onH TTfhiTI Wlnmr nf WaVefleltl vorn
married last Wednesday in, Abilene ,a? Pcar Sunda
by Probate Judge W. s. Anderson.
Mr. Zurmerly and family attended
the religious services In (Junction
City Thursday. ,
Mrs. Jno. Sempsrote visited her
aunt, Mrs. E. Helntz, several days
last week.
Mrs. Sam Winsor and Mrs. Tom
Winsor called on Mrsi A. Wyss one
tfav last, wppk
Mrs. Portenler was a caller at Sunday Bcho1 invention at Hutch
ZION.
Mrs. Jessie Ketterman spent Tues
George M. Lady and son were aay wun enr letr' Mr- mma Mm
hauling rock for the past week for ter-
the new basement at the elevator at Mrs. Mary Springer of Upland,
pearl. Calif., but formerly of north Dickln
Leslie Taylor was a pleasant visitor eon who made a tr,D to !"'"'.
her way back stopped off at Abilene
of last week. She
J. F. Bert's Friday.
the latter part
took Bupper at
evening.
N. E. Zook shell corn on Tues
day., .. . ...
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlnter spent Sat
urday night with the former's par-
Jno. Meister's Sunday.
A family reunion was" held at the
Zurmerly home last Sunday in honor
of the uncle from France.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pett and family
spent Sunday at E. Frobardt's.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Winsor enter
tained Wm. Shivers and family on
Sunday.
John Shandy and family Jas.'
Shandy and family and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Owen dinnered at Tom Winsor'a
Sunday. """
H. Zurmerly's brother arrived
from France last week and will
DETROIT.
Mr. and Mrs. John Merillat of St.
Marys were in town Sunday. '
Miss Jessie Dunlop visited in Chap
man over Sunday.
Rev. Williams returned Friday ent8- G- F- Minter's, near Acme
from Holton George Burkholder visited Sunday
Mrs. Drayer attended the state , w,th MrB- Anna Frev-
.1 Mr. Knlsley's were entertained on
Inson. also Mr. InKersoll went as a Sunday at Joe Bert s.
delegate. . Born,1 May 21, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hazel Hines of Abilene visited with Jhn Garver, Jr., a ten pound boy.
Ethel Klamm over Sunday. f Wm. Page's visited last Tuesday
Mrs. Birdie Morton returned from a thelr nephew's, Joe Bert's,
a trip to Kansas City. ( Mr. and Mrs. S. Ketterman were
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Thacker have , guests of John Freed' at Buckeye on
been here several days visiting rela- Sunday,
tlves.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ingersoll en-1 "K slk Gloves, assorted colors,
tertalned the U. B. S. S. teachers H 8,ze8' worth up to $1.25. Market
Sunday at dinner. i Day Special 75c. Abilene Cash Store.
A jolly crowd went over to Terra
pin lake fishing and camping Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Parker were
spend the summer here. They bave!g.ueBtg at the Munsell home Sunday.
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TURKEY CREEK
not seen each other for forty years.
He likes Kansas fine and is learning
to speak the English language?
TALMAGE.
in this Issue.
Case's basement.
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Lyman Reese, John Reese and Mr.
Koenng have eacn purcaased new
autos. - ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell have
moved into the new house in the east
part of town.
Rev. Mr. Stevenson returned from
Council Grove. ' -
Frank Norman is installing a light
ing plant in the new hotel and also
one at the home of Geo. Gibson four
miles north of town.
Mrs. - Jolitz is visiting her son,
Walter Jolitz, and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Fulton came
from Sabetha and have been visiting
relatives for the past week. A re-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Fulton Wednesday evening. An ex
cellent supper was served and hearty
. ongratulations were extended to the
young couple. They will leave this
week and will make their bdme in
Sabetha, Kansas.
LANEY DISTRICT.
MANCHESTER.
Will Hoefllng has been putting
some improvements on bis house the
past week.
Dr., Fred Alden and wife. Miss
Belle Botz, Victor Fells, John Alden
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoefllng took
dinner and spent Sunday afternoon
at P. P. Botz's.
Frank McCosh is building a new
barn. . '
Irvin Armstrong shelled corn on
Wednesday. ' .,.
Mrs. Will Isaac and .daughter
Carle -and Lula. and son,. George,
were buying eggs last week from
Mrs. P. P. Botz. .
' Mrs. Frank .McCosh' has been, trute
poorly the past month with rheuma
tism.
A. Hoefllng left Manchester for his
home in Nebraska Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Botz and Dr.
Fred Aides spent Thursday evening
with Frank McCosh and family.
Dr. Fred Alden and wife left Mon
day for Des Moines, Iowa, after
pending two weeks with relatives.
John Alden was in Abilene Satur
day. . . .
MANCHESTER,
Miss Ella Reager was married to
Mr. Charles Myers May IS-at 6
o'clock. Only a few friends and
relatives were present.
There is a great deal of the com
to this vicis'.ty that has to be re-
Mrs. Clay Nemechek and Miss Ger
trude Schultz of Humboldt, Neb., are
See our china sale announcement guests of P. M. Nemechek and family.
Harvey Olsen of Woodbine visited
in this vicinity Sunday.
Misses Wealthy French and Iris
Topliff are In Enterprise, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Toplfff
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tucker of Sa.
Una are spending this week with
their daughter, Mrs. L. N. Funk, and
family.
Miss Welthy French of Eldorado
visited her brother, Albert Holton,
and Mr. Smith's last week.
Miss Katherlne Carsten of Pearl
visited her mother on Thursday.
MIbb Gladys Warner ant Joseph
Haslour were Sunday guests at P.
M. Nemecbek's.
Miss Lena Byers spent Sunday
with Miss Ella Olsen.
Miss Daisy Cooper of Chapman
was at home over Sunday.
Miss Anna Olsen and brother, John,
attended the funeral of Walter
Brown in Enterprise last Saturday.
Mr. Bricker has commenced the
improvements on his farm.
George Stice is an expert mound
builder.
A number from bere attended f ie
baccaulaureate sermon In Abilene on
Sunday.
Mesdames Foster and Ingalls were
shopping in Abilene Saturday.
Mrs. J. L. Whitney and friend
Miss Arnold, visltf.d Tresday with
Mr. Mitchell's.
Mrs. Watt came homo from Bon
nacord last week where shs ' has
been caring for her daughter who
has been quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs 'l Nlles spent
Sunday with Walter Liney's.
Quite a number of the farmers
are having to replant ':he'r com In
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Blagg svent Sunday
afternoon at Mrs. Siehli's.
Mr. Barter did some papering for
J. L. Whitney's and Mr. HulTs this
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Romberger and
mother spent Sunday with Mr. Nay-
ior's fn Talmage.
Mart Whitney is doing some road
work in this vicinity at present.
Geo. Laney of Chapman spent eevyjl
eral days In this neighborhood last
week.
Marriott Blagg came wp from Na
varre Wednesday for a few days'
visit with bis parents.
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Just as easy to come
to the right store, get
the largest assortment
to pick from in cen
tral Kansas and get
the lowest price on
Suits and everything
you have to buy. All
our Suits made with
extra good lining, well
sewed seams, hand
made collars and but
ton holes, finished
with the best of lin
ings. Our styles are
the newest. We want
your business. We
want your influence.
Some of Our Bargains
Our Hats
Men's Panama Straw Hats
$5 to $7 50
Diess Straw Hat4
$h $1-50 to $2
Men's Suits
Brown hard finished all wool
Blue Serges-.,
$12.50
16-00
$12-50 to $20
Men's nobby mi m Tier Shirts made
with low and high collar $1, $1 50 and
$8. See our Belts, Underwear, Silk and
Lile Thread Hose. All colors, for the
summer wear.
TIIIS IS TOE STORE THAT WILL PLEASE YOU
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Abilene's Fashionable Clothier and Hatter
DETROIT.
Market Day special: Cookies, Cook
ies, Cookies', 8c per dozen at Hees
bakery. . w24dlt
Big Stocli deduction Sale
Case's Basement
't Coiwrii rncino;' May 25th, (Market Day) and con
tinuing for thirteen davs, we are going to give the peo
ple of Abilene and vicinity an opportunity to buy Fancy
China, Cut Glass and Si verware at a ridiculously low
figure. Everything will be cut from 10 to 50 P""
cent. Next month is the month of brides and here is
your opportunity to buy beautiful wedding gifts at ex
tremely low prices. . .
Remember the date from May 25 to June 8
Bert and Robert Long and fam
ilies spent Sunday with L. E. Mur
phy's at Rhinehart.
Will Lexow's called at T. J. Me-
Carty's Sunday.
ay Bell and Frank Lone are re
planting corn.
A number from this neighborhood
will attend commencement at D. C.
H. S. this week. There are' fifty-one
graduates.
Children's day will be observed
Sunday morning, June 2, at the De
troit cburcb.
Bert Long purchased a new buggy
last week.
NEWBERN.
D. R. FORGAN, Idgr.
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DONEGAL.
Farmers are busy putting up al
falfa.
J. N. Encle left Thursday for
SterensTjlle, Ont., to attend . general
conference of Brethren la Christ.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shank of May-
town, Pa., are spending the week
at. Ell Hoffman's.
L: L. Hoffman Is hauling sand and
cement for a new alio.
N. O. Hersney left last week for
Filer. Idaho, .where1 he Intends to
spend the summer.
Fred Hoffman and A. L. Shank
went to Salina and returned with
two new Ford touring cars.
Mrs. Susan Gardner is spending
the week with Mrs. Fanny Hoffman.
Ray and Susie Witter spent Sun
day at J. N. Engle's.
Hodge Bros, hare taken the agen
cy for the Simplex cream separator
aad will have one in operation on
Market Day. wit
Grandma Frey was on the sick
list last week. .
L. L. Engle was busy hauling bogs
to town on onday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Caskey took
Sunday dinner at J. S. Wiles of
Navarre.
Rev. Herr of Abilene conducted
the services at Newbern Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jury spent
Saturday and Sunday at .Ramona
Lester Engle visited Sunday with
Edgar Lanning.
Will Engle and family made a
pleasant visit at George Cralcy's.
Miss Elizabeth, Cyrus and Samuel
Lenhert spent Saturday and Sunday
at Hope with their grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wingard.
Sam Felbush made a business trip
to Kansas City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ! Walter Balen at
tended the services at the River
Brethren church Sunday.
WOODBl.VK.
C. H. Koepke made a business
trip to Kansas City the first of last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Asling returned Mon
day from New Mexico where abe had
been visiting her son, Ben, and fain
ily, . for several weeks.
Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Frank Oes
terreich have returned from their
trip to Otis. ,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Pickett,
Thursday, May II, twin girls.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gillett and lit
tle Paul went to Junction City Mon
day afternoon.
Jos. Garrett and family spent Sun
day at the James Middleton home.
J. R. Kohler Is in Missouri on
business this week.
Miss Ada Shlppy, who has bee a
teaching at Harveyvllle, returned
home Monday. .
Wesley Dueker and family and
Clarence Dueker came in from Kan
sas City Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Sam Rough went to White
City Monday to visit friends.
Will Mltsch is spending this week
in Kansas City.
8. H. Gugeler and daughter,
Ethel, were Abilene visitors Satur
day. t
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fengel re
turned from their trip to Iowa and
South Dakota.
Mrs. S. W. Muenzenmayer wh
has. been visiting her mother in Eu-
dora, returned, home Thursday.
Mae and Martin Fengel are visit
ing relatives In Lost Springs at pres
ent. ,
K. F. Brenner visited his daugh
ter In Lorraine. '
Ferdinand Kandt made a trip to
Oklahoma Thursday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ranch 1
Friday, May 17, a boy.
SHIFTING 801L
Real Estate Transfers Reported by
3. E. Keel, Abstractor.
Herman Oesterreich et ux to Ora O.
Kohler. lots 17, 18. blk It, Wood
bine, $200.
David F. Shirk et ux to Helen M.
Shirk, lot 12 and 14. blk 29, Her
ington, fl.
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