Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], October 31, 1912, Image 5

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AbiUna. Kansas.
Data boo at Mlnlck.t Taylor's
hardware store, Abilene.
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N. S. WOOLVEETON
AUCTIONEER
Best of references ' given.
Call Brown phono 141. Address Sol
omon. R. D. 1. '
Choieo Duroo bred tilts (or sale.
LOGAN.
Homer Basiler cam borne from
Washington last week on" account
of the illness of bit mother.'
Miss Krikorian, the Armenian lec
turer, gave an address at Navarre
Thursday evening. She will be at
"the Belle Springs fchurcb Sunday
morning, Nov.1 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen visit
ed at Woodbine on Sunday. '
Jerome Kauffman bas commenced
shredding corn. .
A number from here attended
the Paris Hoffman fjineral at Abi
lene Monday. ,
Protracted meetings commenced
at Belle Springs last Sunday awl
'win 'continue Indefinitely.
SOUTH DICKINSON.
Mrs. A. K. Bassler is still ser
iously ill.
A aeries of revival meetings com
menced at the. Belle Springs church
last Sunday evening, conducted by
Rev. Meyers of Ohio.
Mrs. Walter Engle entertained
about a dozen ladies, members of
the social club, at her home last
Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in sewing and in .a
social way. Mrs. Fulllngton favored
the ladies with several fbeautiful
piano solos. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Romer Bassler is here from Cali
fornia visiting his parents, Mrland
Mrs. A, K. Bassler and, other rela
tvves. ' Mr. ' Bassler has not' bfeett
home for twelve years.
. Several from, here attended the
funeral services of P. G. Hoffman in
Abilene Monday.
MOONLIGHT.
G. B. Burkholder was In Enter
prise Saturday.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the funeral of Paris Hoff
man at Abilene Monday.;
The love feast at Zion took most
of our people away from Sunday
school Sunday.
The carpenters are working on
Jacob Stoner'e house on the Crider
place. .
Rev. Wm. Page has a new Buick
touring" car.
Mrs. Lehman was at Chas. We-
lander's Saturday. ,
There will be a missionary ad
dress by an y Armenian" lady at Beth
el Sunday evening.
Julius Waterstradt's are still vis
iting at Mr. Goes.
Aaron Dayhoff was hauling wher
Saturday.
Holiness association prayer meet
ing at Jennie Stoecker's Friday.
WILLOWDALE.
Mr. And Mrs. E. Robrer and Ed
gar and Carl Monninger of nean
Elmo, visited friend In this vicinity
Sunday.
The W. C. T. U. of Willowdale
made a collection of fruit to tend
to the orphan's (home In Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frost and Mr.
and Mrs. , Geo. Miller of Chapman
ylafted at the. home of Tboa. Stew
art Sunday.
. Miss Emily BlunderfieM. of TaK
mage visited v at the borne of Wm.
Joltti Sunday. ',; r
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Nov. 4, 5 and 6, 1912
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You want Get a Dempster drill,
the drill that drills.
First ioo feet at 50c per foot
Second ioo feet at 75c per ft.
Deeper at eame increase In price.
Write or phone Chapman 8811.
HARRY A. HUFF
Chapman, Kansas;
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The love feast at Zion was well
attended. !
Miss Rebecca Krikorian gave , a
-very interesting talk to a Barge
audience at Zion Sunday night .
Miss Rose Cress is going to Man
hattan to work In ber1 brother's
store.
Rev. W. J. Myers of Ohio preach
ed at Zion Sunday morning.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the funeral of P. G. Hoffman
In Abilene Monday.
Mrs. Clifford Cress and daughters
of Colorado were at J P. Cress' for
a few days last week
A telegram was received by Mr.
and Mrs. T. N. Franklin telling of
the sudden death of Raymond Mead
In IlDland California, caused by an
accident. Mrs. Mead Is a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin.
Elder and Mrs. Jacob Engle and
son Howard were in this , vicinity j
over Saturday and 8unday. '
Miss Eliza Hershey of Abilene Is
in the vicinity at present.
Misses Helen Grove, Ruth andi
Elizabeth Zook were home from D.
C. H. S.
Albert Eshelman and cousin, Miss
Edith Haldeman, were up from
Ramona.
Auborn Auto Agency
If you are in the market for an
auto don't buy until you see the
Auburn. 1 The most for your money.
Call us for demonstration.
C. M. McVICKER, Agent.
Talmage, Kan., phone to garage.
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LANEY DISTRICT.
Mr. Wallace shipped a car load
of cattle tb Kansas City Saturday;
He went with them, returning Mon
day. Walter Laney and family went to
Chapman Saturday for a visit with
Mr. Laney's parents, returning Sun
day evening.
Mr. Copeland is husking corn for
J. L. Whitney.
Mrs. G. H. Cheney is on the sick
list. '
Mildred Ramsey spent Sundaf
with her parents.
John Brltt and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Blaine Foster's.
Little Elmer Musel has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Laney and Miss Arnold took
dinner Thursday with J. L.; Whit
ney's. Miss Nellie Romberger of Chanute
Is visiting with her uncfe, S. A,
Romberger, - and family, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Blagg spent Sun
day with Mr. Grice'a.
Esther Romberger went , to Man
chester Friday. ;
Will Hardin Is in the fiospital
at Wichita where he" went to have
bis foot treated, which was hurt in
an accident several weeks ago.
R. F. D. No. .
Mrs. George French of Butler
county is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. C. Smith.
Albert Holten is hauling sand
from Enterprise to repair the roads.
,' Jesse Elliott and family of Day
ton ; spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Reeves and son Ray".
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheets were
shopping In" Abilene Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nemecbek were
in Abilene Monday afternoon.
Mr. nd Mrs. J. O. Cole visited
friends In Abilene Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Korn. a son.
tmaA for 26 cents 'oh the v
Name
P. O.
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Rev. W, J. Myers of Maasilon, O.,
Is conducting a series of revivals In
the Belle Springs church near Don
egal. A few of the young people of
this section attended 8unday even
ing. .
Miss Elisabeth ( Longnecker was
the" recipient of a handsome organ
Wednesday from her parents, the
occasion being ber 16th birthday.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
friends at ber. home.
H. Ruts and family were in Wood
bine 8unday evening.
Ralph Johnson attended the lec
ture course at Chapman Saturday.
: Ephriam Wall Is the proud owner
of a new buggy.
John McSween, WU Bafllantyne
and Arnold Ruty attended the pic
ture show In Enterprise Saturday
night.
Revival services In the Swedish
mission church this week, 3 miles
northwest of Pearl. . .
Herman -Wrather and -wife are
visiting with" friends in Sallna.
John McSween has returned to
bis homejt Herlngton for the wim
ter. ' ,
The Allen trio appeared In the
first number of, the lecture course
at Navarre Wednesday. Neit num
ber, the musical magician Nov. 5
in the new ball.
Charles Graham of Navarre Sun
daved with his family at the Frank
Schwendener home southwest . of
Pearl.
I Samuel Heller was down from
Chapman 'Sunday.
Husking corn Is the order of the
day." ;
E. M. Funston, live Itock and real
estate auctioneer. Write for dates.
Address Abilene or Talmage, Kan.
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NEWBERN.
Quite a number Trom Newbern
attended the Zion love feast Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Minnie Engle is spending
several weeks In Abilene.
Miss Marian Millinger, who spent
the summer in Kansas with rela
tives, started for her home Tuesday
in Grantham, Pa.
Mr. "and Mrs. John Glsh end
family spent Sunday at J. B. Cas
key's. - Grandpa and Grandma Landls of
Thomas, Okla., are visiting in this
vicinity. .. n
MIbs Evelyn and Sylvia Lynn
spent several days with their sister,
Mrs. Avery Engle.
The singing school at J. G. En
gle's Tuesdady evening was well at
tended. .
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Wlngard of
Hope visited last week at S. H. Len
hert's. Miss Anna Jury visited Sunday at
her grandpa's at Holland.
George Lenhert and family made
a pleasant visit at Grandapa Deemy's
Sunday.
L. L. Engle was busy hauling
wheat to town Tuesday.
Cvrus Book of Ramona Is spend
ing several weeks helping bis broth
er-in-law. Walter Bohen.
Saturday special. 130 pieces lot
large1 glassware, 7c each. Brammer s
Racket Store, w31d2t
ACME.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rurk. Oct. 22. a son.
Alex Sexton and family left for
Nebraska where they will make their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. .'Engle at
tended the love feast at Zion Sun
day, v
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Edgemon re
turned Tuesday from a six weeks'
visit in Tennessee.
W. T. Gough was in this vicinity
taking orders for fruit trees.
The Newbern Sunday school met
at J. O. Engle's to practice singing.
Lost on road south of Abilene,
abnut six weeks ago. dark coat. Fin
der please leave at Reflector office
for reward. wu
, TALMAGE .
Mr. and Mrs Barter and falldren
spent Sunday In Abilene.
Geo. Balllngton ' returned ' from
Nebraska.
t "Pearl Faron and. Paul Cress re
turned from North Dakota. They
report plenty of work in the north.
Mra. J. M. Mitchell spent last
week la town visltJng relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Rumold of Hope
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 'Stevenson.
J. E. Nichols and family spent
Sunday In Abilene.
ni. ladles of the Home Mission
ary society very pleasantly entertaln-
w- fri.nd. and the ladies or toe
foreign society of Willowdale Tues
day. A delicious dinner was served
,tt; which the ladies went to the
church and a splendid program wu
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rendered. Miss Rebecca Klrkorian
ofArnienia gave'a'Very interesting
talk 'and showed some very beauti
ful pieces of embroidery and lace
made by the women of Armenia.
Miss Klrkorian also gave a talk to
a large congregation In the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Windhoust of Glasco
are' visiting at the home of F. J.
Pettlt.
Miss Mildred Ramsey was home
from Chapman over Sunday.
Walter Morley and family were
In Abilene Saturday.
Let our demonstrator teach you
the different uses of Wear-Ever
aluminum ware at our demonstra
tion next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. The Racket. w31d3t
CHEHtKR.
Mrs. Greenough and Grace Dower
attended the lecture at Chapman
Saturday evening. "
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob McVaugb
were Abilene callers Saturday. ;
Thos. Dower was seriously hurt
Saturday but is reported some bet
ter.'' 1 ' ,
Mrs. T, Mustard and daughters
were shopping In Abilene Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Fells is havldg a cow
stable, built. '
Gus Reese aud wife spent Sun'
day evening at Will Thorp's.
Mrs. Rose Broadfoot and sisters,
Mrs. Ralph Myres, Mrs. Alex Young,
Mra. Wm. Cope, Mrs. Jno. Reese
and Mrs. McVlckers went to Abi
lene Saturday to attend a birthday
dinner in honor of their father, Mr.
Vic'kers.
Miss Sue Ausberman and John
Irvln were married last week.
Mr. add Mrs. Wlnbause of Ne
braska are visiting at Mr. Pettlfs
tfcTT weeV "
. TURKEY CREEK.
Mr. and Mr. B. P. Nemecbek, Mr.
andMrs. C. C. Nemecbek and Misses
Lulu and Ullli neioeciiM
Sunday at the Nemecbek home in
Abilene.
Misses Lena Byers and Ida hoi
nn and Messrs. Calmer Byera and
Ora Holton were la Abilene Sun
dsy evening.
Miss Anna Haslouer is a guest
ofMr. Brunner's of Hope.
Berton Lay hauled wheat to adi-
lene Monday.
r!T Nemecbek and wire departed
for their home ta Humboldt, Neb,
Tuesday.
Clarence Paul is suffering rrom
n ahrMs on bis band. ' '
Frank Coulden was a guest of
relates in Enterprise Saturday.
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lalleable
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Mr. Brlcker transacted btainess
in Abilene Monday.' .
p. M Nemecbek will hold a pub
lic sale on his farm southeast of
Abilene Nov. 11th.
Mr. Helnen has bis new house
almost completed.
Messrs. Ayres and Dave Sheets
called at the Nemechek home Mon
day evening.
j Grandma Brown spent Monday
with Mrs. Jas. Warner.
A triple charivari occurred at the
Warner borne on Thursday evening.
The first was given in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Nemechek of Hum
boldt, Neb., who were married last
Thanksgiving; the second to Mr.
and Mrs. B. P.-Nemechek and the
laettto Mr. and Mrs. James Warner,
whose marriage occured three years
ago. The charivari ' crowd then
found their way up to the home of
the bride and groom, where they
succeeded in wiring gates and doors
shut and playing other Jokes.
Attend Eureka Sunday school on
next Sabbath. Church services ev
ery other Sunday.
E. C. Bell of Brandon, Colo., Is
offering special Inducements for a
colony of eight families to help de
velon eight 20-acre tracts of small
fruit, onion and potato land near
town. Plenty of water for irriga
tion any day in year. You should
write him. 31w6t
MANCHESTER.
Margaret Bet was with fcer
aunt, Mrs. Mary Fells, during her
father and mother's absence.
Mina Wilson was a guest of Mrs.
Sherd Taylor Sunday.
Charley Cross was visiting friends
In these parts last week.
Mrs. ft Taytor? mother from
Abilene is vlsltlnr her this week.
Mr. and Mra. John Trott wtre at
P. P. Beta's one day last week.
Elmer Dieffenbaagn and family
were covaty seat visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broadfoot and
children ware visiters Sunday wKb
Elmer DieffenbaugJr. "
Husking corn 1a the order of the
day in this vicinity.
Ethel Bots called on Mrs. Charley
Dieffenbaugb one day last week.
Marr Isaac resigned her position
with Mrs. Garvey and Intends to go
to Abilene and work in the cy
for a change.
Mr. Dower Is reported very low
at this writing.
Charley Adklneon had the mis
fortune to break bis leg while try
ing to catch bis team. He Jumped
from the wsgon breaking bis kg.
Jay McCoy, wife sad son Everett,
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were at Mr. Isaac's Sunday. 1
Will Bota and wife .ana Jennie.
Marie were at Alex McBoyle's part
of Saturday, and Sunday. , ;
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Botz, Mae Con
verse. Sam Stroade, Mrs. lEdna
George and Mrs. Anna Allgelre and
Mrs. Roy .oaro were ai me nomo
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Sunday arter-.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schuman and
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(First published In Abilene Weekly
Reflector October 31, 1912.)
NOTICE.- ,. cT"
In the Probate Court of Dickinson
- County, State of Kansas, v;
In the matter of the estate of Wil
liam Schults, Deceased.
To Barbara Biegert, Christina Kel
ler, BoDhla How , Catherine Hlggs,
Anna Baker. William Schu't Jr.,
Martha Peters, John Schultz,
Clara Beam. Eva Schultz, Mary
Staats, Caroline V. Ruckert, Wil
lie G. Ruckert, Victor E. Ruckert
and Eddie H., Ruokerl, heirs at
law of William Schultz. deceased:
You and each of you are, hereby
notified that I, F. H " Stsats. ad
ministrator of the estate of William
Schults, deceased, filed In the pro
bate court of Dickinson countv, Kan
sas, on the 31st day of October,
1912, my application to sell at pub
lic sale the following described real
estate, situated in Dickinson county,
state of Kansas, to-wit: The south
west quarter of section twenty t20),
township fourteen (14), range five
(5), east of the Sixth Principal mer
idian, and that the hearing of said
petition is set for Friday, November
8, 1918. at one thirty o'clock o. m.
at the office of the probate Judge
In the court bouse at Abilene, Dick
inson county, Kansas. You will take
notice and govern yoursYtfvee ac
cordingly. F. H. STAATZ,
Administrator of the estate of Wil
liam Schults, deceased,
g. S. Smith, Attorney1: 2t
(First published In Abilene! Weekly
Reflector October 31, 112)
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
In the District Court ef Dickinson
, County, Kansas.
KATE M. CHASE, Plaintiff.
' ' ver ' ' "
MYRON D. CHASE, Defendant
U dfmrfant MrrAB D. Chase.
of Hubbard Lake, Michigan, ta feere-
fey notified that be Bas been suea
fa tha nlalBtiff. Kate M. Chase, by
Mtltinn fttod In said court On
the 30th day of October,-1912. in
which sne prays lor an aosoime
divorce from said defendant on the
grounds of abandonment and .gross
neglect of duty; and that he must
answer said petition so file on or
.before tbe 12th day or Decemoer,
1811 or ctald oetitlon will be taken
as trie and Judgment will be ren
dered In favor 01 saia pt&uu ,
granting ber an absolute divorce
from said .defendant.
B. M. BLACKLY,
Clerk of the District Court.
H. L. Humphrey, Attorney for F!a!n
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