Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], October 10, 1912, Image 7

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GOSSIP OP SOCIETY.
The marriage of Thomas K. Smith
Jr. to- Miss Mary Ellen Hall of Kan
saa City is announced for next Sat
urday morning at St. Vincents
church at 8 o'clock. Mr. Smith la
.an old Abilene boy and moved with
hie parents to Kansas City about.'
seven years ago.
- rnv, . ni.i.rniinn of the 50th . an
Blversart of the wedding of Mrt
and M. Edward Kline of East 6th,
street was held at their home last.
nlgh Thirty of their cnuaren ana
atehbors gathered for' the happy
7ent. Dinner was served at 6
o'clock and the guests remained
during the evening to 4 visit with
the happy old people and to wish
. atiu lnneer and haopier life.
IUCIU C w a - !
The delegates, and alternates
chosen by the Columbian club for.;
representation at the district meet-!
' ing at Junction City this week are:
Kir. Wickliffe Mrs. Northcraft,'
Mrs.. Hoffman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Bennett, ' Mrs. Tufts, Mrs. NIcolay
and .Mrs. Rice.
- J J ; '.v.
The Twentieth Century club met
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Coulson
Monday afternoon and elected dele-
gates to go to Junction City to the'
district federation ; of clubs. The
delegates are Mrs J. A. Reese, Mrs. J
O. Malm and Mrs.j Henry Harger. J
, The first meeting of the ..Ladies
Leaeue : will fbe held to
morrow afternoon at the home of
llrs. M. H. Malott. ' The meeting
has heen pushed forward one day
on account of the district conven
tion of women's clubs at Junction
City which begins Thursday. At
tbLs meeting the League will choose
Its delegates to the Junction City
raeetlng. The following is the pro
gram: Roll call, quotations about
Fpain; business; SynopsU of Early
Ilistory, Mrs. Warfield; Spanieh Na
r4iBal Hymn, Mrs. Humphrey; Read
ing, "Roderick, the Last of the
Goths," Mrs. Keel. '
Miss Lois Harger ha been chosen
a member of the editorial staff that
, ;j get otat the suffrage edition of
Lawrence Daily Gaiette next
-rday. It is the fntention of
staff to cover the local pews
! a well as to print a lot of
;r advocating the suffrage
Two rectal articles lave
.. -utred U.st will t "played
- --a in the edi'Jci.
Hill McCarter and the other Is Miss
Nan Willlston, deputy factory In
spector of the state of Missouri.
Mrs. H. E. Don Carlos, who is the
editor in chief for the suffrage edi
tion, entertained Saturday evening
for the staff and the plans for the
edition were laid out.
For Sale. :
My residence at 201 E. South 4th
.street, consisting of an 8 room house
with bath, hot and cold water, sew
er, furnace, electric lights, large
barn and 14 lots. Cheap for quick
sale. D. J. Eisenhower. ; 3wtf
"THE ROSARY" PUT UP A
GOOD SHOW LAST NIGHT.
tProm Tuesdy Dtlv.l '
The Rosary played to a good
house last night and It put up one
of the classiest shows staged in Abi
lene for a long time The play is
a Btrong play and In this case It is
fortunate In being produced by a
strong cast. The story, concerns a
man and woman happily married
and B'urrounded by all the luxuries
that money is able to buy. Distrust
comes Into the household and is first
noticed by Father Kelly as he comes
Into the play. Luxury and happi
ness fades in a night and sorrow
m!ina. The priest's calm courage
and faith saves them, drives away
suspicion, doubt and mistrust and
brings lack the rays : of hope and
love again. The play is built around
th character of the priest and
makes room for great Interpreta
tion. Harrison ,Ter,ry ' who carried
the part wa,s altogether worthy of
it and his supporting cast was good.
Such a line of shows Is appreciated
by the theatregoers In Abilene.
On our return trip we stopped at
San Francisco and while there visit
ed many places of interest, among
them Golden Gate park, -the famous
cliff house and Mare Island navy
yards. We like California but the
Sunflower state is the best.
HANDLING FRUIT
FOR STORAGE.
THEY LIKE CALIFORNIA
BUT KANSAS THE BEST.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Freeman write
to the Reflector from Sacramento,
Calif, as follows: The Reflector is
like a letter from home, and if we
don't receive It we are very much"
disappointed. We just returned
from our vacation - trip to Los An
geles and Catalina Islands. While
there we attended the old soldiers'
reunion and met many Dickinson
county people, among them was Chas.
R. Munson formerly of Abilene, now
of Santa Anna, Cal. We also met
C. C. Towner and Ellas Martin
While traveling through San Joa
quin valley we saw some very nice
1; l. The rd''"" crors are navy
U-sns t.-z&r aTfklfa end fruit.
It does not pay to store inferior
grades of fresh fruit for marketing,
no matter how short the fruit crop
may be in your section. Such fruit
uoes not keep well, and In the next
place it is a blunder, to try to get
the public to pay a good price for
poor fruit. , V
Grade the fruit according to size,
color and quality, and pack so that
the contents of packages are the
same from, top to bottom. Mark
and sell according to, grade. And
if the conditions seem , favorable
store only the best grades. ,
It goes without saying that fruit
to rank as first class must be free
from blemishes due to fungi and
Insects, according to a Farm and
Home contributor. It must be of fair
size and color for the variety, uni
form, and so carefully packed and
handled that it shall be free from
even slight bruises. If only such
fruit Is stored the risk of keeping
and of realizing a satisfactory Price
under changing market conditions Is
very much less than otherwise. Tight
packages lor cold storage , apples
head cushions at top and bottom of
barrels are desirable. Paper wrap
pers are of , valu In packing the
fancy grades.
Now comes the point which, pos
sibly more than any other. Is a com
mon source of loss. The mistake
consists In barreling or boxing up
apples and letting them He In the
orchard 'or In buildings for several
days before they are sent to stor
age. Sometimes the car remaini on
the track several days before the
iine? la comnleted. In either
case several days elapse before the
... i. nt to storage. In one case
coming, to my knowledge the fruit
was kept out of storage ior sever-,
weeks. Fruit so handled Is almost
sure to sbring to the extent of 80
or 40 per cent by- January, some
times more. " ' .
The rule to be Jnvarlably ol
lowed In handling apples for storage
is to get tbem into storage the same
day they are gathered and packed.
Tbe sooner the better.
(First published In Abilene Weekly
.Reflector October 10,
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
Of tlie Holding of a General Elec
tion of Congressional, Judicial,
State, County and Township Of
rlcers, and of Voting Upon the
Proposition to Amend the Constitution.
State of Kansas, County of Dickinson,
The State of Kansas to whom It may
toucuia auX tucxe yieseiim
coii.u, greeting;:
Know y; li't A, J. It. Young, sheriff
ot ieiuu vtiuuiy, state oi A.fisas
kv miuo-ui ni umomy v3ii
i..u, uu oy-wus iocimniou gie fu
lie notice Hiatal "'
buccecun.: uu last loi.uS.y tu iu
veiuuui, ivii, -M k"'e t u,tu
u vi .oUioi, H.ere Will W
ul iu u.ut vwiing places in
caui .otiurf iieuinct ui .ukuiSuu
couuiy, s.k oi to.ttin.as, a geiieiai
electi, u tl.e owiceis to oe ciioweu
tti mat tiuie ana me matter to uv
tuteu uiniu ' as lollops;
Natluual oflceir
Ten Electors' tor Fresltlent and Vice
I'leaiucuC. .., ;
Slats Of Oeera
Two Justitus ot t oupreme Court,
one canuiuate tor ooveiuor. -one
caiioiuata lor Ueutenant tiov-
"ouo candidate for Secretary of State.
one cawuiuate tor Btate Auauor.
One cauuiuate lOr otate ireasurer.
one cauaiuate lor Attorney oeneial.
One taooioate lor- bupertutendent 01.
Puuac iustructlon. " .
ouo t...aiuate ior Superintendent of
Ino"ea"a1;uldate for Btate Printer. ,
Oue cauuiuate lor Oougiessman for
F1o'ne XXSE?. -nator for
"oneaate for Judgi . oi the
Elguth uoicial District.
Couatr Ot (iccra. '
One candiuate ior representative for
thont?caariCt.or County Clerk. f
oue cai uiate tor Count treasurer.
o! uiaate tor Kemster ot Deos.
o Wuioate tor oounty w"'
one caiiuidaie tot t;rouate Judge,
one cauuiuate tor Siierlti.
SI ZTtt torr S'eudent pf
caZtliTor County Hurveyor
on oanaiuaie lor Cier of me Ols-
troneCcandldat for County Assessor.
"U?ee trustee, lor tlie County High
one' candidate for County comtnl
crat'rorcounty Comm,.
sloher.ihlrd DUtricU
A,so in T:'u
Twa canaidat.. lor Josllces ot the
h tss WipP Trlt-
urer. ,
Cs4Utisl A
Also there will o submitted a prop-
MH,on to ao.d t;'ur and
latlng to granting equal riguts
privileges to women.
the ballots of elector f or said of
ficer J and upons such prW0"'0wBol7'"
of ballots a. in. to the
hour of elgl t o.-lots- a. d
hour cf six clot P. m- ol lQ"
virth ilav of November. 1912.
Said election shall be governed, held
and conducted accordinK to the law
governing general elections In the
state of Kansas.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand at Abilene In the county
of Dickinson and state of Kansas, this
7th day of October, 1912.
Sheriff of Dickinson County, Kansa.
8t
, Struck Oil at Cherryvale.
Cherry vale, Kan., Oct. 8. A large
oil well has Just been struck within a
mile of Cherryvale. Many oil men
here are active in getting leases. The
Held promises to be as good as that
at Dartlesvllle. Other wells will be
Irllled.
Murder Inquest Again Delayed.
Wellington, Kan., Oct 8. The core-,
ner's inquest in the Otto McKnelly
murder case at Wellington went over
because of the illness ot Mrs. Klnsey,
a witness. '
Archbold Recalled.
Washington, Oct. 8. John D. Arch
bold, president of the Standard Oil
company,- has been recalled by the
senate-committee Investigating cara
alf;n expenditures and will testify
Thursday. '
JUNCTION CITY PASTORS
' EXCHANGED CONG REG ATIONS
Rev. Culpepper of the Methodist
church, and Rev." Hart of the Pres
byterian church, tried a novel ex
perience vSunday evening. Rev. CuK
pepper talked to men only, ana xn
congregations "of the Methodist and
Presbyterian cnurcnea aiienuea. n.
Hart talked to the women and girls
of the two congregations. Th
nhnrotiu warA fin Ari and on next
Sunday evening the order will ,
reversed and Rev. Culpepper will
talk to the ladies ana tiev. nan w
the men. . ' '':. '','" ...
(First published In Abilene Weekly
Keflector October 10,, 1912.)
NOTICE OF
PUBLICATION SERVICE.
In the District Court of Dickinson
. County,' State of Kansas.
SAMUEL M. KETTERMAN. Plalntlft
' 'f , - . v. , .
LEVI- WA1KLE, his unknown heir.
, devfseeA, administrators, executors
' and trustees, Defendants..
To defendants Levi Waikle and his un
known heirs, devisees, administra
tors, executors and trustees:
Tou and each of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued by
plaintiff in the above-entitled court
and cause, and that you and each of
you must answer plaintiff petition
filed herein against you, on or before
the 29th day of November, 1912, or it
will be taken as true against any and
all of you not so answering, and Judg
ment of the following nature will b
taken against any and all .of you o
in . default a aforesaid; The title to
. .x nmrur of section ten
(10 township twelve (12) range two
(2), east of,he 6th Principal Meri
dian will be 'quieted In said P''"J'
ever '-barred from claiming any right.
UUe or Interest in or to ald emlsea
or any part thereof.
BA""U ""Plaintiff.
By his Attorney, 8. 8. Smith. St
B. H. DeHuy
Democratic Candidate for ,(
County Clerk
Dickinson County, Kansas.
Records will show that I have
been a Resident' Taxpayer In this
count since 1880. Have never be
fore aspired to public office and
would not now it conditions wer
different. ' '
My Platform, Efficiency, Neat
' ness, Courtesy
Your support is earnestly solicited
with the assurance that when elect
ed I than not presume on your
generosity by asking for a Mortgage
or a Life Lease on the office
Respectfully
f? i
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