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ABILE-tE rCEXLT RETlJEOrOR, ABILENE, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 23, 191S.
That Drilled Well
Ton fut Get a Dempiter drill,
tae.drui that anus.
First foo feet at 50c per foot
Second 100 feet at 75c per tf .
Drilling rock 60s per foot addi
tional. ...
Deeper at same increase to price.
Writ or phone Chapman 8811."
HARRY A. HUFF
: " Chapman, Kansas
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J. G. ENGLE
Auctioneer
Public Sales
Specialty
Rafaranoa: '
Any bank ot
Abilene, Ki
Phones:
Browa 1 or
Actio Mutual
hope.
Data dook at Mlnick 4 Taylor's
fcardwsre store, Abilene.
Sale Dates.
C. L. Fry, Oct.' 7. '
J. B. Caskey, Oct. 14
' Wlll Lay foaa rented the , Jesse
McMaban farm. " V
. Mrs. Chas. Bradshaw la visiting
relatives here. w '
Miss Stella Davis left for ; Okla
homa where she will teach the com
ing year.
' Ml88 Bertbs Miller of Bamona
spent several days -with her slater,
Mrs. Harvey Maust.
Isaac Kauffman, wife and daugh
ter' of ' Buckeye, spent Sunday at
W. D. Reed's. "
Mrs. McMaban and daughter are
up from Oklahoma visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Forrest.
Chas. Cruse and wife, of West-1
moreland.are here visiting John
Ketchersld's. , ;
Anna Gray of Carthage, Mo.
bere visiting relatives and friends.
George Borman and wife return
ed from a visit in Topeka.
Misses Elsie and Gladys Koch
have gone to Llndsborg to attend
school.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Davis Saturday.
Roscoe Reed returned from
.,!! with tils viator In Rrnwn COUn
Abilene. KaasM. ty.
The farmers are sowing wheat,
Mrs. P. B. Arthur and children
left Tuesday for St. Joe, Mo., to
jrisit relatives and friends.
BUCKEYE.
Miss Pearl Pestling spent Wed
nesday and Thursday nights with
Mrs. J. W. Rumold.
Ray Picking Jeft last '.week for
North Dakota.
. Qulnn Hsynes is in Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Web Copeland spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents, W. H. Cook's.
Farmers are very busy seeding
wheat and rye for pasture. Wheat
put in last week is showing green.
Millard ' Cook spent Sunday with
his parents. , , ,," .
Miss Elsie RIcker left for her
home in California Friday.
SOLOMON.
Mrs. Louis Supple left last week
for a visit at Herlngton.
Mrs. 8. 8. Churchill was In 6s
lina Wednesday.
Mrs. S. C. Wilson has been sick
this week. ' . . '
; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winter
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winter
left last week for Sterling, Colo.,1
where they will' make their home.
Miss Fay Wood of Solomon Is
teaching this year at Woodbine. Herl
school began last Monday.
Miss Lena Russell left last week
for Texas on a three months' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. King, who
live south of town, were called to
Popular Price lotCie
C
W. A. CALLAHAN
Idve Stock and General Auctioneer. Abllene:
Abilene, Kansas.
Terms reasonable!. See me for
dates. One half mile northeast of
citv. Phone 1189. 81wtf
For sale, Indian Runner ducks,
either , sex, price BOe each. Phone
1190 oc write Mrs. C. A. Heim,
18w2t
MOONLIGHT.
A number from here '. attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza
J. N. BURTON. Auctioneer oetn isngie.x me wluuw ui
Is In the field for the season of Jesse Engle who died in. Africa, at
1013 and 1914. Phone 439. resi- Abilene on Sunday.
Ann ena Nnrth Hfiilftp St. Refer- Mrs. Lenman ana Mrs. sioecner
ence, any bank in Dickinson county, attended revival meetings at Wood-
or ask the first man you meet.
DR. E. H. LEHMANN
Physician and Surgeon '
Navarre, Kansas
7-24-3mo
NEWBERN.
bine over Sunday,
Geo. Boyce will have a sale on
Monday, Sept. 29. V
Mr. and Mrs. C. Goss were Abi
lene. visitors Monday.
Miss Ethel Breeding returned
last week from her trip to Brown
county.
Mrs. Stoecker will have the holi
ness meeting Friday evening.
Ed. Reel's visited at Geo. Boyce's
Sunday.
Mrs. Crider, Misses Susie, Lizzie
Samuel Lenhert who is working
north of Abilene, spent Sunday with anfl Emma Crider and H. S. Crider
home folks. visited at Grant Balmer's in Tal
Misses Emma and Mabel Ceder- mage Sunday.
green spent Sunday wita. Miss Anna
Jury. , I v Wanted.
Misses Minnie and Martna angle caivea one to four weeks old. T.
and Miss Ruth Young spent Sunday A Rogers, phone 1174
with Misses Helen and Pearl Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. J.' S. Wiles of Na
varre Bpent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Caskey.
Miss Clara Neigly who was con
sidered seriously sick la able to be
around again.
J.W. Rumold returned
from Muskogee, Okla.
Miss Lei a Picking sewed two days
for Mrs. M. E. Hoyt lately. V
Mrs. H. Sacbau of ; Manhattan
spent Monday night with Mrs. J. D.
Adams. She had been to Clay Cen
ter visiting' her son Fred and
daughter Ada. Miss Ada is teach
ing and keeping house for Fred.
Friday, enmngtoa .wis wee on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. King's
father.
W. O. Steen of Abilene visited
the Solomon schools last Thursday.
J. M. Brook water was in Solo
mon Saturday.
S. 8. Churchill was In Abilene on I
business Saturday.
Mrs. C. W. Hamilton and two
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Ralph Haynes who went to In- BOn8- c,yd and Leon. le" Saturday
dlana. is improving and likes it.ror a vl8,t or several , weeks with
there I ber Parents at LeRoy. Mr. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. L. Brockway, rela
tives of I. Hosken, visited here sev
eral days last week.
H. N. Engle and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Engle's sister,
Mrs. S. Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Martin spent
Sunday afternoon at S. Grove's.
Miss Freda Paul leaves Friday
for a vlsis, with relatives In Ne
braska.
Gospel Meetings.
Gospel meetings will be held at
the Bethel chprch at Moonlight
October 6 and continuing ten days.
R. Book of Des Moines, la . will
conduct services morning, afternoon
and evening. Meals will be served
on the grounds. By order of com
mittee, ,
, J. E. CRUMM,
JESSE BRECHBILL.
25w2t
accompanied them as far as Junc-I
tlon City.
The Solomon firemen returned
from the state tournament Saturday.
J. A. Marrs, mall carrier on the
Solomon-Beloit (branch, is taking
his annual vacation. W. J. Irving
f St. Joseph is substituting for
him.
EXTREMELY LOW EXCURSION
Only a Little More Than a Cent a
Mile.
R. F. D. No. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheets and
family attended church at Navane
Sunday.
Mr. and" Mrs. J. C.' Smith of Abi
lene spent Wednesday with their
nenhew, Albert Holton, and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Colden went to
lncoln. Kan., to attepd the weH-
tfin? of their granddaughter. Miss
Colden. daughter of Mr. and Mr?.
Colden. .
Chester. Nola and Esther Russell
15d2tl8wtf left Saturday for Waverly. Kan., to
attend the weddinsr of the'r brother.
PLEASANT VALLEY. . Clifford, to Mis? Alma Keys of Wav
crl?.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Tucker
I will conduct an excursion to
the mountain valleys near Ft. Stock
ton and the Pecos valley, Texas, on
Oct. 7, 1013. Come with us and see
the best alfalfa and California
grape irrigated section in the United
States.
25w2t WALTER J. ELLIOTT.
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SOUT HDICKINSON.
,' We sell clothes for the masses clothes for men who
want to pay $1250 to $25 for a suit or overcoat and get the
best value in the land.
The most beautiful patterns and colorings ever brought
out are here at these prices and we can show you dozens of
of
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I (VnTTlA an ATI r Cofltii1aw nnf G .m .4 .
a a A A ,1, V,n lnt'c nor. I " "r o,.u m.uua,
uicu p"W " I with thplr fianvhtvr f,a T...1,, V
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fry expect te u.u.b and cnndren.
tpu a um viw mv wtnnrrm unn tram inn
nave a saie in vicrouer ami i . a surprise party was given at
few weeks after for California. wmcn w ne.u Bl Va Pritchard's Friday even'ne. About
Mrs. John Caskev and Mrs. Chas. cnurcn inursuay w.i uw-1vb Pnnni WOM
. . ' . nr tr T Cohlnh W JtminlA . " -"
Harrison sDent Moaaar . aiiernooa isoent nvvninr in mnai -
with S. H. Lenhert who is on the and Master Paul are visiting rela- gameB ught refreshnieiita were
sick list.. ; ititss atsriwmm. served. All report a good time. .
cnaney Jiuiuncu u""a' Mr. and Mm. .TttiM IVarn.r 1of,
witn Ernest ana uiarence rreeo. lnTnr,o f w ..-;.-
. .. . t. iit u iuc chdici.1 uan
Mr. ana Mrs, v,. a. iowijr nf thm -lHlt-
Mrs. Bert or vine v;reeK wm xne ij Miss Mabel Funk and her two
guest of Mra. Steele Monday. Industry. nieces spent Sunday and, Monday
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Higdon re- Tne sanies aiq society "u with Lulu Funk and childrW ThPv
.... I kth. a -t . a a. I
turned from a two months' visit m Mrs. u.. cih vYeuuwua,, left Tuesday for -Nebraska.
the east. I Geo. Hersh was in Abilene TueS'
Henry Bechtel returned to Abi
lene after visiting here.
Mrs. Walter Eneled vlnttpd at tha
Dr. Riddell home in Salina last classy models.
There was no preaching services We Featlire AdleS Collegiail ClotheS
at the Belle Springs church Sunday ,
morning on account of the Engle and can guarantee you that these clothes will give you better
funeral In Abilene. t i . u.,
. tk i. j ... ooiraiowiuii man any uu nave svsi wmmi,
Mrs. Frank Schwendener will en-1 ..... J tv x
tertain the m. E. ladies -next Wed- Let us show you some ot the new Fall and Winter gar-
..o.. I J - w
r t t t tAAit a t I merits.
Att U. v . ibiuucu nan UUWI1 Itulil
Saliria Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kauffman spent
Sunday in Hope.
Shoe Insurance.
When you buy a pair of shoes at
Davis' you buy shoe Insurance as J
well as we sew rips (no matter
where you buy your shoes), reset
buttons, attach heel plates free, and
furthermore, if we sell you a pair
The People's Clothiers
TALMAGE.
E. L. HOFFMAN
, Auctioneer
of shoes that the soles do not wear Hope (R. F. D. 2) Kansas
Phone, Donegal Mutual
Mrs. H. L. Book returned from a
two weeks visit with her two sons
In Peabody. .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Book returned
to Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Luker visited In To
peka last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holrworth
.were Abllene visitors Monday.
The Embroidery 'club met with
Mrs. B. W, Stewart Thursday.
Mrs. W. S. Anderson visited Mrs
Nickels and family Wednesday. ,
Earl Edwards, Earl Gibson and
Will Rom berger are attending high
school in Abilene.
Boars For Sale.
Poland China, eligible to registry.
of Blue Valley Gold Dust strain,
Isrge type. T. W. Slifer, Abilene,
nhona Buckeve. 4wtf
; CARLTON.
Meeting closed at Baptist church
Tuesday night after one of the most
successful revivals of the year. Many
thnnka to Dr. Bennet and Prof.
Ream.
Simon Beech and Joe Boyce were
hauling hay Monday . from Holland
Quite a number from here at
tended the festival at Salina this
week.
Prof. Grigg of Gypsum City call
ed at Carlton Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Perdue took
dinner at J. A. Patterson's aundar.
J. At Kean shipped a car of cat
tle Monday. .
Farmers are sowing wheat now.
The weather conditions are perfect
Miss Marjorie Campbell visited
home folia la Ssllaa last week. ,
ACME.
Mrs. Laura Ryan and children j
are here from Denver visiting ber
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fry,
Roger Reed and family. of Man
day.
Mrs. Cora Asoley of Abilene and
Mrs. WRl Engle of Acme spent
Wednesday with their sister, Mrs,
T. G. Kauffman.
Tfca Hnolrai la Tmtt1na mi Mm
- i .a T A rana " - " -
CneBler,Tiieu .B. cent clearing sale on fancy china
MISS Vjoia ramiim -mvux w
2d3twl
lene to attend business college.
TALMAGE.
PEARL.
Holstein Cattle for Sale.
Holsteln cows and heifers due to winiam Mcmtyre of Iowa Is visit
freshen this fall and winter. All mg us parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
hieh (trades and tuberculin tested. Mclntyre
Also one yearling and one two-year- rs. .amrme weiss or sanetna
old reentered bull. L. D. Arnold, M visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Manhattan. Kan. 18w3t Holzworth. .
Mrs. crary or OKianoma came for
a two weeks' visit with her son,
Seth Barter, and family.
The Eoworth League held the so-
The farmers are ousy sowing dal , tne nall ,n8tead of on the
wheat and dragging the roads since lawn There was a good attend
the recent rains. ance and all had a s;ood time
Miss ureta counter, wno i i- Xne aid godety met wltn Mri
tending Enterprise normal acauemy,rrank gtewart Wednesday,
visited some roixs over eonaay. .nd Mr. B r Bathurt r-
Mr. Dueker purchased a new turnea Saturday. They are in their
buggy last week. (home In the west part of town
Harvle Lookebao is won lor Migg Nellie Schurman and Miss
Ralph Johnston south of Pearl. I Davis spent Sunday with their par
A few from this vicinity too in ent in Abilene.
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the opera Monday evening at adi- MIgg AJva Wallace was the guest
lene. I of Bernice Steele Sunday.
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A number of tne young peopie Earl Edwards, and Earl Gibson
pleasantly surprised Miss Lorena were Dome trom Abilene over 8un
Fiedler at her home two miles west day
of Pearl Friday evening, rrogressive V. B. Brown and L. B. Nickels
chantecler was played during . the motored over from Niles Monday.
evening and Lincoln Fiedler took a
flash light photo oi tne erowa. aji Brlnf. rvnr poultry and eggs to
had a good time and departed at aarMn Bros., comer Second and Mnl-
late boar. .. . rry. Highest msrket trice. 27wtf
satisfactorily we will resole, charg
ing you only for the wear of the
first soles. Give us a trial, our serv
ice wm please you. Davis Shoe
Store, Brown Telephone Building,
Abilene. wit
7-24-6mo
ELMER M. FUNSTON
Abilene, Kansas
Live Stock Auctioneer
WOODBINE. Public sales a specialty. Sales made
any where In this or adjoining ter-
Frank Rohrer, the mall, carrier, ritory. . July24-wtf
has purchased a motorcycle.
Frank Schmidt was in Herlngton stay with her parents while Mr,
Monday on business. ' Steckel goes to Arkansas to look for
Grandma Kohler came home from
Denver Saturday, where she has
spent a couple months with her
daughter, Mrs. Layer.
The ftve-yeaHold Son of Mort
Hettenbacb Is quite sick with ty
phoid fever.
Mrs. Wells of Herlngton spent a
few days with Mite. Gunter last
week.
Dr. Foster has had his office re-
shingled lately. . The doctor no
doubt believes we will have plenty
of rain in due season.
Mrs. Margaret Gugeler and Mrs.
Mary Staatz of Enterprise attended
the funeral of Mrs. Becker.
Ed Volkman attended the fair at
Hutchinson last week.
John Krause has returned from
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gugeler and
daughter Ethel have gone to Iowa
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrlckson spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. H.'s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt. .
Mrs. Gemeny went to Kansas City
the last' of the week.
Henry Asling went to Enterprise
Monday.
Will Johnston and family visited
relatives at Solomon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Lehman, Mrs. Stock-
er of Moonlight, Mr. Swift of Dule-
van, Rev. W. H. Pasten of Eskridge,
Rev. H. W. Chambers of Hutchinson
were among those who spent sev
eral days attending the revival
meetings held at the Nazarene
church by Rev. Bates of Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steckel
a location.
Saturday Auction.
ADiiene, sept. Z7, u. P. square.
One mare 5 years old with mule
colt; gelding coming 2 years old;
2 red cows coming fresh In Decem-
, ber; 1 Jersey cow coming fresh Jn
December; 2-year-old gelding, stan
dard bred and broke to ride or
drive; 1 Velie road wagon In good
repair; 1 Kimball organ; household
goods and other things,
dw J. G. ENGLE, Auctioneer.
18 HEAD OF HOGS
10 head of thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey spring sboats; 8 spring shoats
ublicSale
The undersigned will sell at auc
tion at bis place, 4 miles north
of Abilene, on the Buckeye road, on
, Thursday, Oct. 2
commencing at 10 o'clock, the fol
lowing described property:
S HEAD OF HORSES
Bay horse coming 2 years old,
weight-1000; 1 brown borse coming
4 years old, weight 1100; 1 span
mules coming 8. years old, weight
2200; 1 bay mare, good family driv
er, 11 years old, weight 1200; 1
brown mare, 7 years old, weight
1150; 1 black horse; 1 sorrel riding
pony.
19 HEAD OF CATTLE
7 milch cows 5 fresh sow; 10
head of calves; 2 heifers coming 2
went to Emporia. Mrs.' Steckel will years old.
IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, ETC. '
1 Indian wheat drill; 1 3 -section
harrow; 1 disc harrow; "1' 2-row
John Deere weeder; 1 riding culti
vator; 1 walking cultivator; 1 lis
ter; 1 sulky plow; 1 walking plow; ,
1 corn binder; I mowing machine;
1 hay rack; 1 dray wagon box; 1
running gear; 1 2-seated surrey; 1
top buggy; 1 spring wagon; 2 sets
double work harness; 1 set double
carriage harness; 1 blacksmith
forge; 1 tool and sickle grinder; 1
1-row weeder; 1 work bench; 1 hay
rake; 1 hay stacker; 2 good shed
roofs: 20x36 and 20x30; 2 side walls
8x30; 3 rolling doors and track;
chicken house 10x20 and .other
lumber; feed bunks; 10 barrel
water tank; lvroad scraper; 1 60-
gallon galvanized oil tank.
1 bed room suite; kitchen-cabi
net; cupboard; sink; 3 bed springs;
bed steads; child's bed and mat
tress;, stands; dining table; writ
ing desk; chiffonier; 4 rockers; 9
dining chairs; high chair; range and
coal ell heater; oil cook stove;
washing machine, tubs; bench;
glass Jars; crocks; buckets; milk
cans; cream separator; 1 good
piece linoleum 18x14; refrigerator;
cold blast heater; large oak heat-
er; nice Success burner hanging
.lamp; willow baby carriage; rifle.
.7 dozen chickens; 20 tons of
good ensilage; about 5 tons prairie
hay; 10 gallons machine oil.
TERMS AH sums of $10 and
under Cash. On all sums over f 10 a
credit of 11 months will be given
on approved security at 10 per cent;
If paid when due only 8 per cent
will be charged. 2 per cent discount
for cash on sums over $10. No
property to be removed until set
tled for. a
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
e. c. m
W. A. CALLAHAN, Auctioneer.
R. M. WHITE. Cashier.