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ABILENE- WEEKLT RFJTECTOR, ABILEXE, KANSAS, ACQ. 16 17
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
HILLCREST FARM, Abilene
For Sale
One six-year-old horse, wt.
1150, $135.
One span three-year-old
mules, $350
Phone 1175
FRED MUENCH
PARADISE.
M(K)XUfiHT,
Miss Gracelee Woolverton of Abi
lene, visited her sister, Mrs. S- D.
Halbert, last week.
Miss Edna Caulk is home after vis
iting her aunt; Mrs. John Sherman.
Mrs. Lvad Grable, Mr. James andi
Cora Grable and Upton Smith called
. . . ii 1 .. . T-"J .1 ,, 'J
on Mr. anu airs, tioiuen rnu,.
Misses Ada and Edna Caulk viHited
' with Mrs. Holden and Mrs. C. II
Howland.
Mrs. George Watkins of Abilene.
spent the day last Wednesday with
lier brother, C. II. Howland.
Jas. Grable called at the M. M.
Caulk home last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Devilbacks vis
ited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Holden and Mr. and Mrs. C- II.
Howland.
Harve Keech called on C. H. How
land Monday morning. Mrs. J. A. McClellan and children
Mr. and Mrs. M. Howland spent the cf Denver, Colo , spent several days
iOD Hotiipdnv with Mr and MrsJat the home of her brother, Price
Geo. Watkins, of Abilene J Hurkholder. ,
1 t Mrs- Mary Zook of Goodman, Mo,
Miss Elsie Cinder of Bennington
nm taut week visiting with her
I'-""" " -
cousin, Ellen Tobias.
Aa rilmenhaga gave an address
Sunday morning at the Bethel church
in the interests of the Brethren In
Christ Bible school at Grantham, Pa
Miss Retiza Brechblll left Tues-
day for Iowa, for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Dayhoff
Clarence Byer, Edgar Heise, Miss
Cora Page and Miss Esther Lenhart
motored to Ft. Riley Thursday.
J. M Sheets and Asa Climanhaga
canvassed Clay Center the latter part
nf ihA week in the interest of the
Grantham Bible school-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crider and S.
Lehman attended the Harvest
Home services Saturday at Ramona
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hoover and
family aud Mr. and Mrs Christ Frey
spent Sunday at Wm- Page s.
Jesse and Abram Brechbill, Asa
and Miss Sarah Chimenhaga, and
Miss Martha Kauffman motored to
Topeka Sunday, and from there they
win en to Hamlin, to spend a few
days.
CENTRAL ISl'CKEVl
PEARL.
ThePearl school interior is being
repainted.
J. C. Hatfield was in Abilene on
business Friday.
The Jris club met at the home of
Miss Agnes Anderson west or reari
Taylor received a carload of
tiling and a carload of brick at Pearl
for a new house.
was the guest of Mrs. 3. P. Grove
fioeraI days last week.
Adam Frey, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Ketferman, left
for Denver, Colo., Thursday.
Mrs. Estella Hosken and children
returned Friday from a two weeks'
visit in Mitchell county.
Mrs. Jim Haynes spent Sunday at
the Geo. Haynes home
Rev. C. B- Zook and wife of lola,
Jtinont ITrldnv nlffht at the NT. R. Zook
II. R. Betz is busy plowing wttbJ
Iijonie.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Paul took din-
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. uaiiamyne wem
Mrs N. R. Schlegel of Los Angeles
whn ha been visiting her brother
Paul Schlegel, left Monday for Mem
phis and Little Rock.
Mrs. George Loyd and the Belnap
ihUtiren of Abilene are visiting S
Schwendener and family-
Miss Emma Aushuman returned
from Emporia and spent the week
end with Miss Ida Schwendener.
Mrs. Ferdinand Rumold and cous
in motored to Wichita to visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wllkerson
and son Everett, visited S. Rohrer
Jr., Sunday.
Little Alma and Vassar Townsend
and Pearl Cox of Abilene, visited
with Mr- and Mrs. George Vassar last
week.
Mrs. Paul Schlegel entertained the
Nav Rasel Ladies' Aid society on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs M. E. Rohrer return
orf home after a fortnight in tne
mountains.
Mrs. John Rohrer visited with Mrs
Alvin Guthals Monday afternoon.
Majestic Range
and other furniture for sale. See me
by Saturday noon.. Fred Gault, 910
W. Second.
NEWS CORNER.
to Abilene Saturday evening.
Miss Vera Brook and Miss Helen
Anderson visited Miss M. Frey at
Hope Wednesday.
The Pearl cream station will
open for business soon.
be
Attend the Central Kansas Bust
mess College, Abilene, Kansas. Posi-j
Hons guaranteed. Catalog free. Spe-1
cial rate to the first hundred new
,ner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
I Barber.
, Mr. and Mrs- Price Burkholder
nnnn. C3n,1n,r ,..m, fi in.l fra nihil
'Kugler.
Wilson Kline left Monday for a
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania,
after which he expects to be called
into army service.
For Sale.
Improved 40 acre farm one-half
students. Ten calls for graduates in mile northeast of Abilene, L. W
one day. dw-lOwk Beeler, owner. 8w5t
Mrs. Ada Jones and daughter,
Mvrl. spent Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs- L- Grable's.
Mrs. Binder's brother and family
returned home to Newton Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Sleich-
ter, a son.
Harold Jones has purchased a car,
Miss Rose Sleichter of Kansas City,
was visiting her unties, John nd
Will Sleichter Wednesday.
Mr. Chas. Hislop and family of
Joplin, Mo., called at Mrs. Lydia
Grable's Friday. The old neighbors
around here will remember him as
the Hauptman place being his old
home place years ago.
Mr. and Mrs- Devilbiss spent Sun
day at Ben Gish's.
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COIVH3 TO THE FAIR
While in Abilene be sure to call at our store
and inspect our well selected line of high
grade groceries, you will find every
thing marked in plain figures and i
at money saving prices. A visit
to our store will be to our
mutual i n te rests.
Come In.
We will be
closed
Friday
Eve.,
Aug. 17th
206 U. CEDAR TELEPHONE 10
We will be
closed
Friday
Eve.,
Aug. 17th
HOLLAND.
The Sunshine Sunday school class
was entertained at the home of their
superintendent, Alien Mouser's. Re
freshments consisting of ice cream
and cake, were served-
Mrs. Babcock and son of Erie,
Kan., arrived Friday. They win re
side at Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutchison and
daughters spent Sunday at W- C.
Hutchison's.
O. B. Hiler and Misses Mabel and
Ethel Babcox, and Mrs. Babcox, took
in the HagenDecK-vvauace snow m
Salina Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Hartnian is able to be
up again after a serious illness- Miss
Laura Rhodes returned to her home
ionday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spicer and
Howard Bpent Sunday at George
Weber's.
Mrs. Kate Howie and Agnes spent
Tuesday at Frank Womichel's.
CARLTON,
GLENWOOD.
John Garver left for Colorado last
week, where he will spend some time
for the benefit of his health-
The school board is having a cellar
put under the school house In which
they will Install a furnace
Miss Mary Adams is here from To
peka visiting old friends.
Mrs. Cundiff and daughter, Miss
Ethel, were here from Baldwin, Kan
visiting at the J. C. Baer home.
Rubber Heels
any shape
Black, Tan
or White
35c
We prepay
Parcel Post
Orders
ATTENTION
iifu Threshes sin
BBBSBBEBSMBEBBBOOHBBBBHHBESBB
For your convenience we have always on hand a supply of
IPully
Lagging
absolutely of the best Louisville Oak Bark tanned leather. This is the
same stock leather we have sold in past 3 years with universal satisfac
tion, the highest grade obtainable.
Moving Van Eastward.
The Cover Transfer Co., of Otta
wa, will send moving vans here the
last week in August with household
goods and will take goods on return.
trip to eastern Kansas at low rates.
Address Phil Cover, Ottawa, Kan.,
10d2twl
DONEGAL.
Misses Gertrude Engle and Mabel
Hoffman are attending normal insti
tute in Abilene.
Herbert Hoffman of McPherson,
called in this community last Satur
day.
Mrs. E. Jury and daughter, Salo
me, who have spent the past year
with the former's daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Lenhart, have returned to Holl
and, where they formerly lived.
Mrs. Ferdinand Rumold returned
from a two weeks' visit in Wichita.
J- G. Engle and family spent Sun
day with Elim Harmon's at Ramona
Miss Addie Engle and J. H. Engle
spent Sunday with friends in Abilene.
Lester Hoffman, who is working at
Ft. Riley, was home over Sunday.
Rev. Urlas Brubaker, pastor of the
United Brethren church at lola, spoke
at Belle Springs Sunday evening. He
is expected to preach here next Sun
day morning.
Homer Hoffman, teacher of the
Young People's Sunday school class
of the Belle Springs Sunday school
entertained his class at his home Sat
urday evening. The class has a mem
bership of over thirty.
L. O. Baker of the Carlton garagee,
v,ent to Kansas City last week on
business.
Miss Ethel Meek spent Thursday in
Hope with her father, who came from
Hiawatha on business.
M. A. Irkson. the new barber, has
moved here from (Inman, and oocu
pies the Nichols house.
Rev. S. H. Maxwell preached at
Roxbury Sunday. His family accom
panied him there.
Rov and Arline High have been
visiting their grandmother at Abi
lone-
The following women will appreci
ate the interest and help of the wo
men in Holland township in getting
signers to the pledge cards soon to
be sent out by the women's commit
tee of the Council of National De
fense: Mrs. High, of our local Red
Cross, Mrs. Knight of our W. C. T. U.
and Miss Mary Nottorf, township vice
chairman.
The Southwest District Sunday
school institute will be held here on
Tuesday, Aug 21, in the Presbyteri
an church.
David Tweed, who represents Carl
ton in Company H, is a guest in Abi
lene of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hunter.
Baptist Church The aid will meet
Wednesday of next week with Mrs.
F- R. VanVoorst. Regular services
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Rev. G. C. Faulkner, who has been
ill, was able to keep his appointment
at Hope Sunday.
Presbyterian church No preach
ing until September 2, Sabbath
school and Christian Endeavor as us
ual- There will be election of offi
cers for the latter, Sunday evening.
The M. and M. class was entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the home or
the teacher, Miss Mary Nottorf. Those
present were, Lois Maxwell, Mary
Beetch. Ethel Long, Helen Eliason
and Ethel Meek.
W. T. W- Sterling took his class of
bovs on a camping trip near Sand
Springs last Thursday and Friday
Max Donly's class joined them and
Messrs. Williams and Glahn helped
furnish cars.
AUCTIONEER
i. O. ENGLE
Date book at Mlnlck & Tay- M
lor Hardware Store. Phone 41
Acme 103. Address, Abilene. f
held a reunion at his home. George
Bristline enlisted in the Marion com
pany. Miss Amelia Klamm is attending
the normal institute in Abilene.
TALMAGE.
NORTH DICKINSON.
C?S SO
the pound
Sent by Parcel Post C. 0. D.
LOGAN.
Carl Londeen has started remod
eling his house-
Benj. Forney of Lawrence, is vis
iting old friends in this vicinity.
A number from here attended the
Harvest Home services at the Rose-
bank church, south of Hope, Satur
day afternoon.
Several from here attended the
new production. "Civilization," at
Enterprise Saturday evening.
For Men and Young Men who are hard nuts to crack or rather hard on
soles, we have the Lindeloid extra heavy Green soles $1.00 Pau" We
don't care how hard yo are on soles, we guarantee every pair Lindeloid
half soles for four months continuous wear or a new pair FREE.
T7
106 West 3rd
Phone 400 J
ABILENE
TO WOMEN.
Chiropractic Is the greatest bless
ing to women ever discovered- Most
women are subject to pain and suf
fering and many have severe head
aches during menstrual period. Tihs
should not be, as it Is an abnormal
condition. Chiropractic Adjustments
will correct the cause. For relief see
the chiropractor. Over Minick & Tay
lor's. Office hours, 10 to 12 m.; 1:30
to 6 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights. 7 to 9 p. m. Office
Phone, 204. J. A. Drake, D. C
15dwtf
Mr. and Mrs- Ed. Wilkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Anderson and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Ern Detrich and Walter and Ed.
Wilkins. Jr.. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Lyon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Flanagan, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Pierce, Mrs. V- Gross
nd Frank Schwab were trading in
Chapman Saturday.
Addio and Ella Thomas went to
Abilene to attend normal.
The Misses Wakefield from Salina
visited at George Sherman's last
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawrence and
daughter visited at W. R. Thomas
Sunday.
Freda Hoffman is visiting Amber
Shafer this week-
The club. Willing Workers, met
with Myrtle Betts last Friday.
Dave Book and family are here
from Peabody visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Book.
Miss Verna Winger is visiting her
cousin. Miss Ruby Naylor.
Gladys Engle and Marie Kauffman
were visiting relatives here last week
Mr. Eli Hurley returned after a two
weeks' visit with his parents in Mer
idian. Dorothy Norton and Glena Alien
returned to their home in Manhat
tan Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt came up from
Abilene to visit their nephew, Walter
Warn, and family.
Carl and Helen Vickburg were
quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Velter and son George, of
Kansas City, visited at the Dodge
home last week.
Mrs. Scott Gomel returned after a
four weeks' visit with her parents
in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Pulling left for
Missouri to visit old friends and rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Book were up
from Abilene Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barter and children
took in the circus at Salina Monday-
The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Belle Foster was held at the
home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Ben
son preached a very impressive ser
mon. There were also remarks by
Miss Fogelborg of the United Breth
ren church, who told of the help to
the church of Mrs. Foster. There
were many beautiful flowers. The
singing was by Mr. and Mrs. Fralser,
Miss Alta Raines and Mr. Higdon.
Mr. Foster and the children, Mrs.
Luke, the mother, and Mrs. Britt and
Del Luke have the sympathy of the
entire neighborhood-
PARADISE.
ACME.
Misses Nina and Zelma Meeker
went to LaCygne for a visit.
Miss Mary Shirk visited at Chap
man Sunday.
G. W. Minick's called on the J G.
Engel family Sunday.
Willie and Hazel Phillips visited at
B. O. Shirk s Sunday.
John Snyder and daughter, Pearl,
visited at E. L. Webb s Sunday.
J. T. Holden, who has been con
fined to his bed for the past eight
months on account of paralysis, had
another light convulsion last Satur
day.
Mrs. James Callahan and daughter,
Loretta, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Making
and family, visited at the C. H. How
land home Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Snider visited Satur
day and Sunday with Mrs. Howland
HAYES.
Mi.ss Laura Lindsey spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. M. A. Woodson.
Mrs- R. A. Baker entertained a
few friends Thursday, evening in hon
or of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Linds of Princeton, 111.
Miss Gertrude Maloney of Upland,
visited a few days at the A. H. Long
home.
Miss Esther Lowe is attending nor
mal institute at Abilene.
Miss Hattie Schnoffer is spending
r few weeks with her sister, Mrs. J
R Blair. .
G. M. Lowe's spent Sunday at
Peny Probasco'8.
Mrs. L. H. Long entertained a few
neighbors Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Ethel Melvin and Miss Flor
ence Vesper of St. Joseph, who are
visiting here.
SITl'HEN MILLS.
DETROIT.
Willard and Lucile Muenzenmyer
of Junction City, spent several days
At C. F. Klamm's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Billmeyer have
returned from a visit in Rockford.
Ills.
Mrs. Chat Wagner has been ill for
several days-
Miss Winters returned to her home
in Willard after visiting last week
at Mrs. C. C. Gunther's.
The relatives of Amos Bristline
Theodore Marster spent Sunday
with J. L. Marster of Junction City.
Miss Ada Elkinton and Ray Elk-
inton of Ottawa, visited their uncle
U. J- True last week.
Miss Pearl Chrisman of Abilene is
visiting at O. C. Boyce's-
Miss Laura Lindsey visited Miss
Velma True Wednesday and Thurs
day. Tony McCloud is very ill with the
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman of
Torrance, Cal., announce the birth
of a daughter on Aug. 8th, which
they have named Muriel Nadyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Page, Miss
Laura Lindsey and Mr. O. Woodson
spent Sunday at W. J. True'a.
A. G. Bruce and family spent Sun
day at O. Clewell s of Junction City.
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