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AB.LEXE WEEKLY KETLECTOR, ABILEXE. KANSAS. Al'G. 16 1917 SOCIAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK I. C. C. Meeting. Mrs- Ira Noel pleasantly entertain ed the L. C. C.'s Thursday afternoon. The new officers assumed their du ties. The rest of the afternoon was spent visiting and doing fancy work Refreshments were served. Mrs. Thos. Whitely and Miss Stella Duffy were the absent members. Mrs. Noel and daughters, Jennie, Anna and Es tella, from Abilene; Mrs. Ryan and Miss Sampson, of Wakefield, were visitors. The meeting adjourned to meet with .Mrs. Al. Baker on Wednes day, Aug. 22. - Jrts Club. The Iris club was entertained by Mrs. Milton Jameson and daughter Elsie, on Friday afternoon. The time was spentwith fancy work and conversation, followed by refresh n:ents, consisting of ice cream and cake. All members except one, and three guests were present: Mrs. W. O Fanson of Abilene, Mrs- Hugh Mustard and Mrs. McCoy, who Is a niece of Mrs. Jameson, and has been visiting her the past week. The club will meet the first Wednesday in September with Mrs. Earl McLane. V. I. ('. liunquet. On Wednesday evening, Aug. 8 the W. I. C. club met at the David Engie home with the Misses Minnie Vesta and Martha as hostesses, to rive their first banquet with about iifty-five being present. The even ing was spent on the beautiful lawn in social talk, games and a short pro gram was rendered, after which re freshment were served consisting of ice cream and cake- All enjoyed the evening very much and departed at a late hour hoping to spend many more such evenings together. The club will meet with Misses Mae and Cora Purvis as hostesses on Aug. 23. All visitors are welcome any time at the meetings. M Pi n Family lioiinion. A family reunion of the Picking family was held Sunday at the home of A. B. Picking at Buckeye. Mr. and Mrs. Picking and their ten children, all of whom are married were pres ent, and counting the grandchildren and great grandchildren, fifty-four were gathered together. At noon a bountiful dinner was served and one table was reserved for the immediate family, which was headed by Mr. and Mrs. Picking, and seated around the table were their five sons and five daughters: John, Harry, Robert, George and Charley; Mrs. Fred Poor, Mrs. Chas. Fleagle, Mrs. Harry Flea gle, Mrs. Will Thomas and Mrs. Fred Minick. An enjoyable day was spent in visiting and talking of by-gone days. IJeed-Cu turnings. At Topeka tomorrow morning will be married Miss Bertha Reed, daugh ter of A- J. Reed, and Mr. Earl R Cummings, formerly of this city Only immediate relatives and friends will be present. Mr. Cummings is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cum n'ings, now of Topeka, but formerly of Ailene. At present he is regi mental sergeant of the Kansas field artillery. He served on the border last summer. Miss Reed has visited in Abilene a number of times and was here only last week. Mrs. J. E. Johnson left for Topeka to attend the wedding. Social Hour Club. The Social Hour club very pleasant ly entertained at the home of Mrs- H. A. Snider, Tuesday afternoon. It was decided to do sewing for the Red Cross at the regular meetings. Mrs. J. M. Gleissner and Miss King were the Red Cross members pres ent. A delicious luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Garrison of Calhoun, Mo., who have been visit ing their, daughter, Mrs. H A. Mc- Culloh and Mr. McCulloh, will leave the last of the week for their home. Kansas Mayflowers Register. Descendants of passengers on the good ship Mayflower, that dropped anchor in the harbor of Plymouth Rock in 1620, please register your names and addresses with either of tbe following officers of the Kansas Society of Mayflower Descendants A H. Bennett, 515 New England Bldg., Topeka, Kansas; Mrs. Edward N. Mc- r.rnr filenatrae. Country Club Place, Wichita, Kansas; Mrs. Dav id Hill, 544 South Ninth street, Sa Una, Kansas. A pleasant afternoon was spent at tbe borne of Mrs. Otto Schenefelt on Thursday, Aug. 9. Twelve members of the D. M- C club were present to enjoy the hospitality of the hostess. Mrs Schenefelt, assisted by Mrs Hoffman and others, served cake and ice cream. The club adjourned to meet again in two weeks. Sunday was visitors' day at the Koda Ponga Camp Fire Girls' camp at the Sexton grove. One hundred guests were entertained by the girls and refreshments were served. They have been in camp a week- A birthday surprise party was giv en Ira Taylor of Pearl, by a number of relatives Sunday. Dainty refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. John Hesselbarth and family were the Abilene guests present. Golden Kelt Social Club. Mrs. Mary Sprinkel was hostess to the members of the Golden Belt So cial club at her home east of town on the Enterprise road, Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. Sprinkel was assisted in receiving by her daughters, Misses Aletha and Marie Sprinkel. Mrs. Vivian Neeley had charge of the meeting and appointed Mrs. Can- dace Scurlock as secretary in place of the regular secretary, Mrs. Maud Winters, who was absent It was de. cided to do a little Red Cross work at home, and the club donated $5 to Mr. O. S- Toulouse and family liv ing southeast of town, whose home was destroyed by a cyclone last Mon day evening. Everything inside the house was completely wrecked and the three small children bruised. At the close of the meeting de- licious refreshments were served Mrs. John Widler, Miss Etta Wid ler and Miss Lulu Widler were vis- iting guests. Xoi'man-Lucior. Miss Ruby Norman and Lieutenant Ralph Lucier were married at the Catholic parsonage at 8 o'clock last evening, Father Thomas O'Reilly of ficiating. Only immediate relatives and Mr- and Mrs. C. F- Brooks were present. Miss Norman is a graduate of the Abilene high school and has lived in Abilene all her life. She gave les sons on the violin for several years after her graduation and then trav eled with a Chautauqua company. For several years she haR owned a com pany of her own. This year Miss Norman has been traveling with the Redpath-Horner Chautauqua but for the past two weeks has been on her acation at her home in Abilene. She is one of Abilene's most accomplished musicians. Ralph Lucier, Lieutenant IT. S army, has liven in Abilene an ins life and attended school here. Last summer when the call for volunteers was given, Ralph was one of the boys to go from here. He came back from the border a corporal in the V, S army. When he joined the Abilene company and took an examination from Adjutant General Martin, he was advanced to a second lieutenant Mr- and Mrs. Lucier will be in Ab ilene until Mr. Lucier is called to Ft. Sill with Company H. Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Fifty years ago yesterday Henry F. Asling of East Seventh street mar ried Caroline Warneke; and on this, their Golden Wedding anniversary, a number of their relatives and friends met to celebrate that event. Before their marriage in 1867 they were res idents of MorriB county. They moved to Dickinson county. Those were days of real pioneer life and they in common with the early settlers, pass ed through many hardships and priv ations, but tliey were among the bravest and staunchest of those who have made Kansas what she is today. They have always been active in all church work and in every commun ity in which they have lived, have had hosts of friends. It was with a great deal of pleasure that the rela tives and friends helped them to cele brate the event. And showed their love and esteem by the substantial tokens which will help them to re member the day. All certainly en joyed the hospitality of these friends and did ample Justice to the feast of good things hoping that God in his mercy would grant them many other anniversaries. Some 25 guests were present. Those from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feidler of Enterprise, Mrs- John Warneke of Topeka, Mrs. Eliza .Bisby, Mrs. Paul Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warneke and son, Howard, of White City Mrs. H. W'estrup of Argona, Kan., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Asling, son and daughter of Geneseo, Kan. Notwithstanding tbe rain, forty- eight children came out to the story hour. Miss Myrrl Rodney told charm ingly Raskin's "King of the Golden River," and a nature myth, "Why the Wren Flies Close to Earth." Miss Dorothy Engle, accompanied by Miss Gladys Wallerstedt, gave a beautiful violin solo. The Koda Ponga Camp Fire Girls broke camp early this morning and came to town drenched by the rain. They spent a week in tbe Sexton grove south of town. Obituary P. A. Tolbeit- Francis A. Aalbert was born in Bel mont county, Ohio, Sept 10, 1848, died July 30, 1917, at the age of 68 years, 10 months and 20 days. He was married to Miss Emma Hinton June 2, 1881, at St. Clairville, Ohio, Belmont county. He came to Kan sas in 1881 and settled on a farm on Turkey creek, of this county. To this union three children were born, two boys and one daughter: Orin, Otis and Ora; Otis died in February, 1888, at the age of 2 years, 2' months and 27 days. Emma, his wife passed from this life at the home ten miles south of Abilene, May 7th, 1 898, where the family lived for 1.1 years. After leaving the farm he was engaged in a feed barn in Abi lene for some time, later living at the home of his daughter. He was hurt by a horse over a year ago of which he never seemed to fully recover; he doctored and felt reasonably well un til about six weeks before he died; was able to get around until the last and was very patient and was always willing to help others. He will be greatly missed by the small family, who is left to mourn his loss. He has three brothers, one in the state of Ohio, Marion Talbert, formerly of this county, but now in Denver, Colo., who was unable to attend the funeral- Eugene Talbert of Solomon, was present at the time of his death. Mr. Talbert was one of the best horse men of the county; a lover of good stock. The funeral esrvices were held at the Christian church of Abilene, Kan., August 1st, 1917, at 3 o'clock p. m. in charge of Rev. Rose. Interment in (he Abilene cemetery. Card of Thanks. The thanks of the bereaved family 3 extended to all the neighbors and D'iends and those who assisted at the church; also for the flowers. A friend in need is a friend Indeed. Orien Talbert, Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Stevens. It. F. J. No. (I. Charles Reinter is building a new silo- Hollle Tucker is pitting up wheat cn his lather's farm. John Rohrer motored to Salina on Sunday. Mrs. John Rohrer spent. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Anderson G. A. Anderson and J- L. Rohrer of Abilene, were in this vicinity on Tuesday. The farmers have stopped plowing on account of the rain. Mr. and Mrs- Will Hopwood and son Harold, attended the circus in Salina Monday. One of Milton Rohrer's teams was '.rowned this week. Will CALL 150 MORE FOR DRAFT Thcso additional men will lie called for draft next week to obtain 1" more to make Dickinson's quota: 21 LM Highharger, A. J., Herington 107:1 llaiclifn, John E.. Abilene 1NS7 llohne, H iMi r v A., llcrlngton 29s Maddux. Jlnrry E Carlton 1175 l.ockwood. l!oy, Abilene 21:12 l.uyton, Krank I.., Herlng;ton 1 7 !! I'llem. Herbert, Abilene 1294 Lawrence, Arthur, Chapman Ills Roles, Ulln 11., Junction City 1047 .limes. David M., Abilene 1.S54 oesterrelch, Milton, Woodbine 19(1(1 (Inttschulf, Otto, Herlngton 2017 Raker, Dustln S., Herlngton 34 3 Wyekoff, Jacob W.. Carlton 300s Atkinson, James. Herlngton dill Cox, Joseph 11., Abilene 100 Dawson. Wm. A., Herlngton 9S2 Dunlap, Geo. E., Hope 72t! Usburn, tllen, Chapman 15 Hascues, Heninmin, .San Juan du Guadalupe, Mexico SOS Sutton, Chas. XL, Enterprise 933 llutdersnri, Xlelo E., Navarre 15:11 l.antz, John O., Abilene 2209 Fiorex. Mariono. Herlngton 12SN Keegan, Michael .1., Chapman 452 Schaich, Robert H., Talmagft 3.1.-. Ciimllff, John 11., Manchester 1K43 Pentecost, Chas., Abilene ii.io carpenter, A. A., Abilene K0H Da vlla, Jose !., Mexico 1114 Tullix, Harvey V., Hope 1470 Tinpp, 1'eter C, Herlngton 64.) Wilkerson, Herman S., Abilene 213.1 Mart Inez, R, HerlnKton 21S Walsqnez, Jose, Solomon 020 llaunn. Killil, Dillon 133-1 Hii-bert, Chas. W., Woodbine 550 Johnson, Edward F., Abilene 1011 Cruse. Calls. D, Abilene 574 Stevens, Roy T., Abilene :il Gibson, Karl E., Talmage 14:12 Folk, Ansel, HerlnKton 1727 Cuwan, Herbert M., Abilene 2047 Packard, Geo., HerlnKton 9M Covert, C. ('., Dillon 1K4S Smith, O. C, Abilene 1570 Suvidge, Krnest, Abilene 1S17 llaynes. Q. II., Abilene 770 Marls, (J. A., chapman SS2 Parks, M. E., Detroit The M 201 to 230 Now Menace African Coast, New York, Aug. 15. According to information received here today in marine insurance circles, a German raider, disguised as a Greek sailing bhip, is believed to be responsible for the sowing of mines along the South African coast which resulted in the estruction of the passenger liner ity of Athens. WHK.Vr l)KOI'll-:i 20 CKXTS OX THK FOOD KMU'I.ATIOX Knsas City, Aug. 13. The first ef fect of Hoover's announcement that e would regulate wheat prices for this year's crop was a drop of 20 cents a bushel in the market. It is likely to go to $2 or maybe -below in t lie next few weeks. 07S Vainer. A. XI., HerlnKton 77 Mueller, II. K K, Hope 119 llauKh, E. It., Herlngton 749 Calnhun, II. A., Abilene 209 Sinclair, A m., HerlnKton IMiN Anderson, J. L., HerlnKton 1509 llorlndez. Jose, Abilene 1211 Keegnn, T. V-, Chapman !5 Whitehall', I'lilll K., Abilene 1417 Yahsholtz, Wm., Woodbine 574 Scolt, .1. A., Abilene 0:14 Metz, 11. D., HerlnKton 7(10 Hoover. D. 11., Chapman 1V1 Mrr'ai iand. Harrv, Solomon 5(1 Neadeihiser, Fred A., Manchester 127(i Kngler, 1.. K., Chapman 1791 Weaver, K. M.. Abilene 195li Morton, W. H., llrriligtim ,92 Brenner, S. C, hutcrprise J12H Kimble, H. .1., Hellntslon .1 liui'Kers, Ivy M.t .Manchester !?,() Ausheriuitn, William S., TaluuiK'e 15M) Tollver, C. A., Abilene 54 -Morehouse, t'.dway (., Manchester S70 Mix, W. .1., Enterprise . 1714 .Meander, J. 'I'., Abilene 549 llollenbcck, Lester C, AbilcilO 1 l;!2 (ielst, H. XI., Chapman 4 10 K'app, Chas., Abilene 14S5 Hnchanan, V., Abilene 1074 Miller, W. S., Abilene 74 1 Walser, II. E., Wakefield 1051 llarrold, C. E., Hope , b' 1275 Karle, rf. 11., Chapman 2225 Jenkins, Ed., HeriiiKton 71 I llratlan, W. XI., Wakefield 1022 Shllor, F. W., Dillon Ml Jones, C. E., Entei prise o::s Scliw eiidener. E. 'I'., Elmo 10:12 liowers, II. E., Hope 022 I.auer, Wm., Elmo 2!9 Seedertrrecn, Karl E., .Abilene 0S5 I'rnv, O. W-, Hope 1141 Xllller, H. V., Junction City i.;14 IIckks, H., .luu. -Hon City 1016 Slroda, V., Hope K,bH l:iddle, K, Abilene ;;:!5 lllcberl, Frank I'., (lypsum ll.'IO liaeiweller, II. E., Kamona 2005 Anderson, ( '. J... HeriiiKton cCormick Save your corn fodder and cut it with a McCor mick. For simplicity, service and long life, buy the McCormick. SHOCKEY & LAK .Mrs. Win. Itoeiner. aid .Mrs. Clara .Marshall, pension Kosa K.IIouk. ai.l .Mrs. Josle Smith, aid A. EorJ, a hi , 1. St anlan, care of XI. CusliluK. .Mrs. CeorKia Drlseoll, pension.... .Mrs. Julia 1 laukcrvoii, pension.... Mrs. Xlary Heerlialicr, pension.... Xlrs. W. I'. Heilrlx, pension Mrs. ilenry Thomas, aid Xlrs. Susan Dike, aid Mrs. J. Slokes. aid 1,. A. HulU, aid era Tolbcrt. aid Frank 1.. Hall, aid (11, Icon Folk, aid I. Itarcus, aid lohn A. Anderson, aid rillie Scanlan. aid XI. Vinson, care of Xlrs. Taylor.... F. W. Volfcnian. rent to Xlrs. Lewis Xlrs. Ida Xt. Dlchl, pension Xlrs. Earl Vance, mothers pension . I line and July Clarindu Stephens, aid Xlrs. Xlarjorie Simmons, pension.. .Mrs. Lotlie Handlcy, pension for June L. E. Jeffi-oat, salary and deputy hire o. D. Ilischoir. salary I. L. Woi ley. salary K. Worlcy, salary lames V. Kyle, salary Newion Col.-, salary 1 1. W. Tappcii. clerk hire D. W. Tappcii. salary H. A. KiliK. salary II. W. KiiiK. salary II. W. KiiiK. clerk hire coiinly as- H 0(1 111. (Ill moo N 00 X 11(1 10.(19 10.00 K.JO H 00 10.011 Slid K.Oll N 00 K 00 10.011 x.ou 10 (to H 00 H.IIO K 00 25. 00 11.00 10.00 :io.oo 8.00 6. 00 10.00 154 10 125.011 150 11(1 (ill ail MM 150 00 DO all 1 50 mi 75.00 1 50. H0 251 to 300 I'ro-AiiK'iicMiis Organize. New York, Aug. 1 5. Organization of the Pro-Anierl( an Society, Its membership consisting of "loyal American citizens of German birth or parentage," for the avowed purpose of combatting disloyalty, was an nounced here yeHterday evening by Harry A Schendel, secretary of the organization. Trouble Ahead for llarliers. Chicago. Aug j. mere are breakers ahead for the barbers if the country goes "bone dry," accord ing to Barnard de Vry, president of the Barbers' Supply Dealers' assocl- vention of that organization. A unl ation, who is here to attend a con versal "bone dry" law will mean, he says, that face lotions and perfumes cannot be manufactured unless a sub stitute is found for alcohol. With these adjuncts to the tonsorial art t:nobtainab!e the barbers, he says, will be deprived of source of con siderable Income. IMJOXIS TKOOPS SKXT TO VCKTX fcPHIXGFIKLD RIOTS Springfield, III., Aug. 14. Five hundred troops of the Ninth regi ment, I. N. G , were ordered out at 11 o'clock tonight to protect tbe treet car barns after a mob of sev eral hundred strike sympathizers had formed to attack the barns, captured a street car and turned it loose, and fired on cars and repulsed a force of deputies who tried to protect one car. 49:! liiKersoll. Charles 11.. Abilene 210S Kley, C. E., Herlngton Li. 8 Obermeyel, C. XI., Woodbine 92:) EiiKle, II. II., Enterprise 1:105 SeMiuan, I-:.. Chanman .'141 Tinkler, John T,, (lypsum 1007 Neis, W. 11., Hope 1704 Marshall. L. C Abilene 91 lEobertson. James T.. Xlanchester l'.ibb Simmons, J. L., Woodbine ::5:i Hert. Daniel E.. Abilene 970 Wilson, F., Enterprise 0J7 Lenhert, C. VV-, Hope 1075 Noe, L. K., Abilene 2024 Dicks, Jt. XL, HeriiiKton ..liU Uniltls, Jesse 11. . Atillene I : 7 Lambeth. W. XL. Abilene 2055 Lais, C. C, JleriliKton 1217 KnlKht, 11. A, Chapman 571 linhrei, XL XL, Abilene s7:i Hently, 1'. XI , HerliiKion IKS llniv, Fdw .1.. Abilene 54ri Miles, .L, Abilene 102 Dunn, T. HerlnKton 704 Cairns, C. D., Wakelleld "! Hell. Orvllie ... Solomon 1053 Iloldeman, 11. XL, Hope D96 Clark, E. E., HerlnKton 09 Waldeistedl, 1'., Abilene 50 fain. John .1. .Wanehesler 112 Sliuev. John S. TalmRKe 1067 Ketchersid, J. H-, Hope 0K2 WeiMIe, D. C, HerliiKion 116 (irnve, C. E., HerliiKion 128 Hllsliey, Zane H. Abilene 012 Hrandoii. C. I I., HeriiiKton 079 Xllermaster, 1L, Dillon b05 ('mill iiiK ha m, C, Chapman 11 Beach, Joseph It., Xlanchester 900 Stuck, H. S., Enterprise I9K1 Sherman, L. W., HeriiiKton Uil7 Dnillim, T. A., Abilene 26J Eye, Hert C, TuIiiihkh 12K7 JaderbolK, I':., Chapman 1142 Xfelster. J. 1!., Junction City 1765 McMillan, E. T TalmaKe Heaeh, Alfred T-, Manchester 2167 Tesowan, V HerlnKton 327 Xleyer, Jesse E., Carlton 664 Fliiinra, T., Elmo 5(1 on 144 25 5ii no 50 on 50.00 :i7 50 60.011 IK on 6 (Ml 6X45 20.70 IXDHT 1'KHSOXS CO.MI'M- CATKI IX THK HACK KIOTS Belleville, 111, Aug. 15. Sixty eight .ndictments against 100 per sons the charges including murder, arson, conspiracy, rioting and assault lo murder, were- returned by the rand jury here yesterday which has been investigating the race riots in Kast St. Louis, July 1 to 3. (First published In the Abilene Weekly Jtefiector, Aug. 16, 1917.) . BILLS ALLOWED By the Board of County Commission- en of Dickinson Connt7 at the Ref nlar Meeting in August, 1917. .Newton Cole. County Treasurer, kcnip 1231 .io N. Cole. tal statistics 4 00 NWon Cole. County TreaKurer, jurors attendance 1 00 Marv E. Woolverton. alamps .90 K. H. Kustl. labor countv farm 3.75 James E. lirkln. cutting grass In court house ard 3 25 Wells Fargo A Co, enpress .tt Salina Tvpewrller Co, repairing typewriters 12 0 V. A. Mattenn. IV Xf . envelopes SO Ifc J;iy H.-irdlne. freight and draupe 1.45 American Express, express 7 Mra. J. J. Rvan. aid 10 00 Hannah Simmons, aid 10 00 Wm. J. Huater, aid 04) Karl Kiddle, salary IS. Hosteller, salary lohn Hook, salary II. C. lirenizer, salarv J. 11. Sherman, salary, dcpuly hire and oversecliiK poor W in. .Slack, salary W. S. Kobb, county examining board Win. Slaeev, KradlnK papers Erank IViininutoit. labor and ma terial court hou-H' Hodire Hros., merchandise lo court house IK. -Hi Culled Telephone Co., telephones mi. I lolls 54.70 Livi rsldc LlKhl Lower Co., linlilH court house and J ill IK 2 O. A. Deiil.er, merchandise I nit house Dllckwall Itros., nierclialidise to court house Ira Kdiiiulldsdn. labor and mater ial Jail chimney 17 J. 1'. Kern. HoKolh-r ooiinlv (arm I Duckvvall I'.ios., merchandise to county farm .'1-411 Abilene Xlereanlile Co., merchandise to county farm K0 4 Owens & 1'nvson. account Infirmary bllllillllk.'. county farm 400.00 .1. L. Garten, di liliiiK well eounly farm W. W. Davis Shoe store, merchan dise for eounly farm O. A. Dentzer, merchandise lo (j. W. oak man J. K. Xlarkley. merchandise for X1rs. I and Mrs. Lewis Dr. J. C. Entz. merchandise lo o. (Iraham W. II. Kicholtz. burial of W. II. Everett, soldier '.adt;er Lumber Co., coal for Mrs. Lee Theo. Nusz, merchandise for ltos:i KclloKK Abilene Chronicle. Hiipplh-H Crane & Co.. supplies XV. and L. E. Ourlov. supplies SliadinKcr 1'rlniinnT Co., supplies.. Hall Lithographing; ''o.. supplies.. arlson News Stand, supplies. .. . C L. Hubbard, supplies to court house Hutchinson Printing Co., supplies.. Reflector PubllflhlnK Co., county printing Reflector Publishing Co., supplies.. I. H. Sherman, drawing Jurors.... P. Qulnn, drawing Jurors C. Hutchinson, drawing Jurors George D. Rlschoff, expense Xlrs. D. J. Rullenlyne, stenographer Carl Nlcolay, assisting coimty en gineer 14 2(1 Karl Riddle, expense 58 99 I. H. Sherman, laundry for Jail.. 3.00 J. H. Pherman, expense hi 42 J. II. Sherman, attending Jail and boarding prisoners J 13.50 1,. K. Jcffcoat, Stale vs. Albert White L. K. Jeffcout. State vs. Kelly Woods and Saunders I). W. Tappen, Glendennlng Insulin tyt se T. R. Conklln, Glendennlng Insane ra He J. N. Ineter, Glendennlng Insane case John Widler, Glendennlng Insane ra se X. E Bennett, Glendennlng Insane rase Henry Johntx. Glendennlng In sane rase Nellie KaiTar, Glendennlng Insane t -a se Will Lesher, Glendennlng Insane ea se Jessie Kean. Glendennlng Insane case Mery Kean, Glendennlng Insane cjise H. I.. Humphrey, Glendennlng In sane rse Mra. H. 1 Humphrey, Glendennlng Insane rase Klla Carroll, Glendennlng Insane case . K. Rugh, Sleodennlng Insane rase Andrew Kean, Glendennlng Insane rase J. V. Koby, Glendennlng Insane case J. II Sherman, Glendennlng In sane rase 25 i0 H. W. Wright. Kornlsrhka Inquest 1 60 A. M. Crary. State v. Dorden.... A. Tufts. Linn Inouest James A. Tufts, Ef lierlngton-Oeof- froy Inauest John Sherman, Shipley Insane case J. H Sherman. Need Juvenile case J. II. Sberman, Betters Juvenile a :,(i IK. 9 2 90 50.00 2 00 2 K.-i 1 :i or. 3 17 7K 10.50 22.n:i .20 194 12.211 43 r.fi 24 Ii7 2 00 2 (Ml 2 00 7 OK 10.50 2 50 1ft 67 10 70 5 00 5 00 ' 2 00 1 7(1 1 50 1 70 1,50 1 JO 1 10 1 50 1 50 1 50 .1 60 1 80 . 1-70 11 fc' 0 30 (45 9 24 3.1)0 case 13. 60 Xlary Woolverton, Comity Superin tendent App. normal institute fund 100. 00 Xlary 10. Woolverton, expense attending teachers meeting 1.801 Xlary 10. Woolverton, salary and clerk hire 138.75 IIHV llros. Garage, repairs und sup plies road truck 10.KS 11. S. Hill, dragging county road.. 39.50 Abilene Xlereuntlle Co., material county roads and bridges 29. 'if. .1. D. h'reed, gas and oil road truck 5.5t L. If. 'Djllver, oil for tractor LOO Standard Oil Co., gasoline for truck 5.94 1'. C. Kediuan, gas for tractor.... 4. S3 ('. S. Sauiii, eounly road work.... 4.00 Scrlpler & Xleiill, stenographic, work 5.2G I. II. La Clair, hauling bridge ma terial 30.001 Win. Schuliz. coal bin and repairing bridge No. 21 290.0 Enill Lleeh, drugging eounly roads 19.30 CI as. I'cntecnst, hauling rock, cul vert No. 30 4. OU. (iro-cr lOasier, hauling sand, cul vert No. 30 57.00 S. A. Harmon, hauling rock, culvert No. :in 4.00 J. E. Uuhrer, material bridge No. 5 5.79. Xlartiu Lumber Co., material bridge No. 5 , 2.5i- Western (Hue 1'rlnt Co., blue prints 5.40 American steel & Wire Co., rc-in- I'orcenienls 109.07 M. A. I In li !i. labor on bridge 310.21 XL A. Ilalin, county road work.... IS 0i Emit I'lech, eounly road work.... 2 2.r Walter G. Engle, hauling sand.... 2.72 Hernard Itcllly, livery county engi neer S.S( T. W. Sherinan, work on county roan 10.0OV Woodbine Garage gas and labor on engine 27.11 Kla mm Garage, Lul). oil for toad truck 3.50 1. 11. Krclder, dragging county road 12.m Win. 11. Anderson, cutting hedge corners 42 00. (i. I.. Hurling, drayuge 12,30 .1. J. Yoiler, teachers exa inllia I Ion 24. OIL V. T. Hacker, material culvert No. 3: 14 !(V W. T. Hacker, material bridge No. 065 1S4 66- A. C. Dletz. county road work 37.60 A. c. Dleiz, bridge work 14.00- II. XL Kink, dragging county roads 12. 2H. II. XL Kink, fixing culverts .7! John II. Sherman, Ycarout Juvenile .1. Krofvi-r, Ye. trout Lauhain, Vearoiit merchandise Juvenile Juvenile io coiiniv 4. OS 4.80, 4. SO I sr. 7 15. 10.10, 3h.'j' 30 III) L. II. ca se Siell Ul farm Shurkey & Landes, merchandise, to ounly farm Win. Iialdwlii, merchandise to coun l y I a i in Anna E. Spreohcr, nurse at county farm ('hurley liradley, labor on county farm (J. A. Sprcciier, salary, cook, ser vice and box rent 92.50s I H Willie, nurse eounly farm.... 3u (M Kadger Lumber Co., roal to county larm 6.50' Karl llrougliton, threshing at coun ty farm 78.90 Tlie Hall Lit llogra piling Co., sup plies 2H 8! Lefnx, supplies 6 30- M. 1'. Sanborn, brldue material 27 61 L. XL.Ier, coutilv In idue work.'. 7.S C. L. Maler, county road work 30.00V Wesiern Hi blue Co , lirldge mater ial 874. 2 'enlral Lumber Co., bridge mater ial 367.70 'anion Itrldfe Co.. bridge material and labor Nos. 4 and IS 630 2S Western lltldgo Co., bridge mater ial 302.8a. I. L. Kroger Lumber Co.. malerlal for chimney 219. .! E. Northcraft Co., merchanillse for county farm 113.r. John Hook, livery 17. (H Sam'l Dodsworth Hook Co . supplies 26 65. Manchester KitrniiTS I'nlon, mer- chandlse to Klemlng 8. Of I'. W. ituth, ilragifing county road 16.50) I. L. Kruger Lumber Co., bridge material 218 07 John Mlddleton, bridge material and labor 80 87 Itadger Lumber Co., bridge mater ial 18.lf' Ohuer J. litnwii. aulo truck fuel.. 24 6.'. Westrup A Kohler Lumber Co., bridge and culvert material 26,. no Xlrs Thns. Bowyer, laundry for Klemmlng 13 O0 Cnslc Company, merchandise to Wagonseller 8.3S Smith A itelknap, merchandise to Mis. Lee S.4f. Stale of Kansas, Dickinson county, as: I. II. W. King, county clerk of Dick inson county, state of Kansas, hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct list of all bills allowed by the board of county commissioners at the regular meeting in August. H. W. KINO. County Clerk. iKirst published In the Abilene Weekly Reflector, Aug. 16, 1917.) XOTICK Of APPOINTMENT. State of Kansas, Dic kinson County, ss: In the matter of the Estate of Peter Dury, deceased, late of Dickinson County, Kansas. Notice Is hereby given that on tb 13th day of August. A. D. 1917. the un dersigned was by the Probate Court vt Dickinson Countv. Kansas, duly ap pointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Peter Dury. deceased. late of Dickinson County. Kansas. All persons interested In said estate wilt take notice and govern themselves ac cordingly. C. W. TAYLOR, Administrator.