Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], December 25, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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AB U.ENE WL-HKLY RLFLECTOR AISILUM", K'ANj., tUIC. ts, iqiq
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,,llssa" R EC E.N . KEHECTIONS. DICKINSON MAS 134,000 ACRES
1 fil ill' well with the Maxwell, dwlt GOSSIP OF SOCIETY Per Cent Irom 1018 Wheat 02ie?&&?y
ffl Acre.Ke. JZfV
t! Knii't let your automobile frtt-xe. - i. ' r
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rjj Huli'J prairie liny for att. A. L..
lOshelinuu. phone S'.J. Sii&wlf
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
FROM
SHEARER'S
SHOE STORE
Ell ilBE
THE
ENROLLMENT
-m our-
ristma5
)S BEGAN
LAST WEEK
1There are no restrictions. Everybody
is welcome to enjoy the pleasures and
Ihenents of membership.
YOU CAN JOIN NOW
The first deposit :makes you a
:member without :any further
-expense or trouble except keep
ing up the small weekly pay
ments, which anyone can do
-without inconvenience.
J. -i
ENROLL YOURSELF
ENROLL THE CHILDREN
ENROLL NOW
ABILENE NATIONAL BANK
Resources Over One Million Dollars
BELLVUE FARM DUROCS
Spring boars and gilts, sired by Model Ally, Grand
Champion State oi Kansas, 1918. Others by Illus
trator's Colonel, King Joe and Long Orion.
LET ME KNOW YOUR NEEDS
WILFRED W. TAYLOR .
Phone 2664, Enterprise Pearl, Kansas
V0.1
REAL HAPPINESS
No other tiling contributes as
inucu to the general happiness
lit the home as an abundant
supply of hot and cold water on
tap at every fixture. This kind
of happiness was costly at one
time but It Isn't now. Every
home should have this conven
ience and 'most of them will
soon. Let us explain how you
can have it.
ABILENE PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
mn 11 Dort, yell tll like II If If
Mari'lnp' license: Karl Itrillliart,
Pctrolt, and ltluiiche Stewart, Abi
lene. If it Is Service you want, buy 11
Service Truck, Abilene Tractor .V
Truck Co., tit 1'. J. liner's itnraeo.
UOiltfwtf
"More Egg" Mash, H. a Win
gard, Navarre. w20tf
ltarrcd Hock cockerels, took 1st,
2nd and 3rd prizes nt IMcklnsou
county fair. Mrs. A. O. Koliman,
Dillon, Kan. dyT&K8t-w4l
"More Egg"
dealer.
Mash. Ask your
WSd-w-tf
Marriage license: Clarence A.
Mot, Abilene- and tilmlys Wilson,
Sitlotnon.
For sale, lit 18 Ford car, wire
wheels, Miami four wheeled trailer;
80 acre farm, 5 room house and lot
In town. Inquire Geo. Tl. Cleuience,
213 Knst Sth St., Abilene. Selling
on account of poor health. 17d&wtf
"More Egg" Mash, C C Gun-
ther, Detroit, Kans. 18dSwtf
Fordson tractor school, Saturday
afternoon at the Ford garage. otf
Born, to
AVoolverton,
dull alitor.
Mr. and
Tuesday
Mrs. J.
Dec. 16
If It is Service you want, buy
Service Truck, Abilene Tractor ft
Truck Co., at P. J. Itacr's parage.
L'Oiltf-wtf
Wanted, two fat lions to bulchev,
also good alfalfa hay suitable for
horses. (". M. SideslnpT, phone
50(11. 2"w2t
Shetland pony, cart, harness and
saddle fur sale, pontic with children.
Sorrel wlTh white mane and tall.
Hume 1-105, Sum Lash. Itw-24d2t
For sale, Hose comb White Wyan
dotte and rose comb White Ipliorii
cockerels. Manure for the hauliiiK
I'hone 5052. lSw2t
Fordson tractor school, Saturday
afternoon at the Ford garage. 9U
TO FIND THE REASON
Commissioners And County
neer to Lyon County.
Engl
Karl Itlddle, county engineer and
J. It. Hostctter. .Tohn Hook and II. C
Ilronizor, county commissioners
have been in I,.von county where
contract was let a short time po for
hard surfaced roads for $41,000 per
mile just $10,000 less than the Mils
which the commissioners here re
jected last week.
It was the Intention of the Dick
tnson county officials to determine
the difference between the specifi
cations for the roads in this count v
and those In Lyon county and just
the reason for the $10,000 difference
in the bids presented. They were
expected to return from Kmporia today.
Death of David Coheen.
David Coheen, aped 74, died at
his home 4 miles northeast of
Manchester Friday afternoon. Fu
neral services will be held from the
Keystone church Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 and burial will be made in
the Keystone cemetery. Mr. oheen
Is survived by one brother aiwl one
sister.
Hoarf-Stuck.
At noon Sunday were married at
his ho by the Hev. A. K. Kltclile
Miss Adeline Hopart and Mr. Mclvln
Stuck, the riii ceremony belnu used.
The happy couple were, accompanied
l.y Mr. mid Mrs. W. It. F.lsley. Af
terward was a reception at Iho home
of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Carney. The
bride Is a slier of Mi's. Carney ami
(lie- groom one of Abllene's substan
tial young men. J tot h have luauv
friends who will wish them mil -I)
joy. They will be at home 011 South
west Fourth street.
Progressive Union Club.
Owlnir to Illness In the family, the
shower for the Wilson baby w;ik
postMined by the ladies of the I'ro
presslve Ciiioii club and their rocu
'lar meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. J. llaney on the afternoon 01'
Dec. 18. The usual business meet
ing was held, after which the after-
1100 n was spent In fancy work and
social visiting. The hostess served
a delightful luncheon and the ladles
then departed, all declaring they had
spent a fine afternoon.
Golden Belt Club.
The Colden Pelt Social club met
at the home of Mrs. Agnes White
hair, Dee. 18. Ih-splte- the muddy
roads a large crowd was present.
The guests nf (lie club were Mrs.
John Whitehall-. Sr.. Mrs. Paul
Whltchalr. Mrs. Fay ltiirkholdcr and
.Mrs. Lottie Duffy. Mrs. Iturklionler
and Mrs. Dufl'y were taken Into th"
club, as new members. After we
had been served a most delicious
luncheon by our hostess, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Kthel and son
Hay, and Harold Duffy. We thanked
her for her hospitality and the good
time enjoyed by all. The next ineet
Ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Cecelia Whllcluilr on Tuesday, Dee.
30.
Club District Chairmen.
Mrs. Kd Armold. Fifth District
President of Federation of Women's
clubs appointed I lie following chair
man of committees:
Art Mrs. W. P. Pierce, Sallna.
Civics Mrs. Maud Akin Zcan
dale. Civil Service Mrs. Frances Jen
nings. Clay Center.
Conservation Mrs. II. O. Itrad-
ley, Clyde.
Education Mrs. Marie Semi
Heath, Enterprise.
Dome Economics Mrs. ,T. M. Os
born, Clifton.
Health Mrs. C. O. Swcnson, Man
hattan.
Industrial and. Social Work Mm.
J. K. Krogar, Junction City.
Legislation Mrs. W. S. Itoark,
Junction City.
Literary Extension Mrs. Addle
Neal, Glasco.
Literature Mrs. Mattie Kimball.
Manhattan.
Music Mrs. Kayniond flreen,
Concordia.
Peace Mrs. F. M. Northcraft,
Abilene.
Scholarship Loan Fund Mrs. J.
P. Scott, Herlngton.
Social Hygiene Mrs. C. H. Jack
son. Washington.
Corresponding Scc'y. Mrs. C !t.
Loundon, Chapman.
Parliamentarian Mrs. H. Thlcle,
Junction City.
According lo I he government re
port on the wheat sowing of the past
fall this county has l.'M.OOO acres In
wheat. SO per cent of the acreage
sown a year ago. The condition Is
given us Ml per cent.
The Kansas wheat acreage ha
suffered a slump of 21 from the
high record set a year ago accord
ing to the report, Hused upon six
thousand reports from correspondents
over the slate aui the Held agent's
personal Investigation It is estimated
that there are now IMOll.ooO acres
of wheat growing in the state with
an average condition of 82 of nor
mal. Alt ho so much less than lio.l
year's seeding. It Is only .'175.000
acres less than the average annual
seeding of the past live years and
exceeds the average of the pre-wir
pilnipiennlal by ' about 1,250.000
acres.
HE IS SHORT $140,000
Linn County Bank Wrecked By Its
President.
(Associated Prru)
Topeka, Dec. 20. The discovery
of 11 shortage of $140,000 in the
Linn county bank, Lacygne, Kansas,
and the confession of President Fred
A. Pullman, that lie signed worth
less paper to that extent was report
ed by the state bank commissioner
today who authorized the Linn coun
ty attorney to Issue a warrant for
Pullman's arrest.
Fuel Job is Over.
Mayor Nichols handed to himself
his resignation as fuel adinlnlst rator
today and all limits are off. Six cars
of coal are In town and normal con
ditions have returned. He did a good
job and deserves much credit for his
work.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our deep ap
preciation of kindness of neighbors
and friends during our late bereave
ment and for the beautiful floral of
ferings. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hose.
H We extend to our friends and patrons
our best wishes for
A Merry Christmas
and a
Happy, Prosperous
New Year
CHARLES A. HODGE
HERBERT J. HODGE
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J. i. ENGLE
Al'CTJONEEH
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Date book at Mlnlck A Tar-
lor Hardware Store. Phone
& Acme 103. Adress, Abilene. 4
DR. M. A. LATHAM
Graduate Veterinarian
PHONE 31
MANCHESTER, KANS.
(First published In the
KelliHtor, nee.
Alillene Weekly
!fi, 181H)
PUBLICATION NOTICE
Notice Holland Garage.
I will open up the Holland garage
ready to repair your car, 011 Monday,
Iec. 2!. A year ago I worked for
L. I). Scandium! for 75c an hour, and
you know I understand my work.
wit JOE HEM MY.
THE GOLDEN BELT MORTGAGE CO.
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
H. L. HUMPHREY, President II. G. KYLE, Vice Pres.
Office Over Citizens Bank
Abilene, Kansas
In the IilHtrlc.1 Court of Dickinson
County, Kansas
Krnest 1.. Kcliwans, riiihitlfr
versus
oliert Zalser, Anna .Hlser, liertlia
ZHlser. Lena ZhIhit, (JenrliMi't .Hlser,
Kato Zalser, Eliza , Zalser. Amelia
Zalser. Albert Zalser. Sophia Zalser,
Itobi'it Znlser, Jr., Kllza Hell wars
Miuinlee, I.. ,1. Mmintee, Otis Orover,
John J. Herry, The Merry ltrothers
Mercantile Co., unci H. K. Tolbert,
1 iprenuants.
Sabl tlefeiulants and each of them are
hereby nollMeil that plaintiff did nil
the mth iluy of December, 1919, file
his petition RKnInHt them In the l)l
trlet Court of Dickinson County, Kan
sas, anil that they and each of them
must answer said petition on or be
fore the 12th day of February, 1920, or
sabl petition will be taken as true and
a judgment will bo rendered In "mild
cause adjudKliiK thn plaint Iff to tie the
owner In fen simple of the west half
(W1-'.') of section nineteen (19), town
ship sixteen I Hi) south, rantce one fl)
east of the Sixth I'llnelpnl Meridian,
In Dickinson County, Kansas, and
iliiletliiK his title to said real estate,
and barrinK ad excluding; the defend
ant and each of them of all title, es
tate, lien or Interest whatsoever In,
to or upon said real estate, and en
JolnlnK and prohlhlllnn (hem from
uereaner seuinK up or rininilnK any
Interest therein, and for all other re
lief to which the plaintiff tnav be en
titled. Z. C. MTI.I.lKtN.
25 w Attorney for I'lalntllT.
Phones: M305 R. 49 Caoi
O. W. WEBER
Attorney and Counsellor-t-law
Herington, Kansas
Bank of Herington Building
H. H. ESHELMAN
Wanted To hire a man by
the niiiiith or week, on the
farm.
Pure bred Duroe Jersey boar
fur sale.
Enterprise Phone Donegal
BLACK DIAMOND
DEHORNING PENCIL
Kvery pencil will dehorn fifty
head from ten days to ten
months old, for $1. A forfeit
of $5 on any calf If It falls
to dehorn.
Call at store., or write and
get a pencil, or sale by
Bi L. BATHURST
Talma ge, Kans.
Court of the 8th Judicial District, with
in and for Dickinson county, State of
Kansas. In the above entitled case, and
to me directed and delivered, I will on
Tuesday, the 13th day of January, A.
D. 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day
at the front door of the Court House
In the rlly of Abilene, Dickinson
county, State of Kansas, with ap
praisement, sell to the highest bidder
for cash In hand the following: to-wlt:
The southeast quarter of section
twenty-nine (29), township sixteen
(161. range three (3) east of the Sixth
Principal Meridian In Dickinson county,
State of Kansus. The said real estate
will be sold pursuant to the Judgment
of the court In said cuuse recited In
said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 10th day of
December, 1919.
JOHN H. SHERMAN,
Sheriff of Dickinson County, Kansas,
llwti
(Klrst published In the Abilene Weekly
itetlector, Dec. 4, 1919)
PUBLICATION NOTICE
L-"l,J ,VVs- -vw EifffrU I
Something 9
Gone wrong
r
a
Next time some
thing goes wrong
with your Auto
Tractor Truck
Stationary
Engine or
Motorcycle
don't fume and fuss around 'changing this thing and that
blaming everyone from the manufacturer to the garage man.
BRING YOUR TROUBLE TO US
Probably it is inside where you can't see it when you stand Still you
can't hear it but the minute you start you can feel it.
Perhaps Your Compression Is Bad
Poor compression in an engine is caused by scored or worn cylinders. It
causes more trouble more annoyance more profanity and a greater
loss of time gasoline oil and money than any other one thing.
We Have Equipped Ourselves) to Render Service
Our Marvel Cylinder Re-boring Machine No. 5, is the latest improvement
for scientifically satisfactorily, and economically re-boring engine cylinders
and when we fit them with Marco Oversize Pistons it makes your engine
good as new.
Come in and see us let us tell you just what is the trouble and what it
will cost to fix it.
MOTHERS, PREPARE
Kansas City, Kans. "When I was a
girl just coming into womanhood I became
all run-down, weak and
nervous. 1 was pule
as death; my people
became very much
alarmed thought I
was going into a de
cline. My mother took
me to our druggist and
arked him if be could
recommend some med
icine that he thought
would be good for my
rune. He tild her in
try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
she did. I hud only taken it a nhortitirae
when I began to improve and it was not
long when I was well in the best of health.
I have since taken 'Favorite Proscription"
during expectancy and found it a wonderful
help, keeping me well and strong the entire
time." MltS. BELLE GAMMON, 2t)19
Roosevelt Ave.
WOMAN'S CRIT
ICAL TIME
Omaha, Nebr.: "I have used Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription for many
years at certain critical times when such s
tonic was neeewnry and it never failed to
strengthen and build me up. When I was
raising my family I took it and always th
results were mint satinfactory; then during
middle life it helped me to come through in
a strong end healthy condition. I am very
enthusiastic concerning Dr. Pierce's reme
dies and bare recommended them not only
to members of my own family but to many
others besides and have never beard one
complaint. Dr. Pierce's book, the Common
Sense Medical Adviser, has been in my
hom,. fnr 'A VMt-a nr4 f Lnnn 1 1 am otrari
me many a doctor bill, as well as minv of
my friends whom I have advined through
it." MltS. THOS. fJRAY. 4:tlfl KrskiiMi
8t
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preacrintion is a
remedy that anv ailina woman can aafelv
take because it is prepared from roots, does
not contain alcohol or narootica. Its mmtv
clients printed on wrapper.
Send 10c. fnr triid nnelcAim nf FAvnrlta
Prescrintion tablets to Dr. I'leree n Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
After you eat always take
ATONIC
I Croft Voim Acip-ftTokAca
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
d Gassy raaling. Stops food souring,
repeating, and all stomach miseries.
AMs dlssstis sad aoastita. Kssns stomach
sw est and trou. lucrum Vitality and fsp.
BATOKICIs the bsst rsmsdr. Tsas of thou
sands wsodsrf alls bsnsfltsd. Onlyeostsaoml
or two a dsr to oss it. Positively B-usjrsatssd
soolsssoof wowlU rsfaaj monss. Got a US"
Jta today. YoawUlaaa,
Ilefore the Board of County Commis
sioners of Dlikinson County, Kansas.
In the matter of the vacation of lot
"C", hlnik , and bloek It, of Navarre,
Iil. kliiBoii County, Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given by Hoy Rock,
A. A. Olnmrt ami Abhy Hheets, as Trus
tees of The brethren Church ot Navar
re, Kim huh, anil Hlnion Ijenhort, owners
of the real estnte herein described,
that they will present a petition to the
ltiiaril of County Commissioners of
IMckinHon County, KansRs, on the first
Monday In January, A. D. 1920, asking
for un oriler from salil board to vacate
anil exclude from the town of Navarre,
KlrkliiHon County, Kansas, lot "C", In
block S, and block 11, of Navarre, Kan
sas, and also they will ask for an or
der to vacate Splvey Street lying south
of said block 11 and Second Street ly
Iiik east of snld block 11. All persons
Interested Will hereby take notice and.
govern themselves accordingly.
TH K BRETTTnpN CHURCH
OF NAVAIUIE,
Hy Roy x.ock -A.
A. Olmarf
Abby Sheets
Trustees '
Simon Lenhert
tv
(First published In the Abilene Weekly
Kellector, Dec. 18, 1819)
PUBLICATION NOTICE. -
In
of Dickinson
M. GI.KISSNKH A SON,
Abllrse, Kaaaoa.
(First published In the Abilene Weekly
deflector, Dec. 11, 1919)
SHERIFF'S SALE
Case Ho. HX20
Hessle fiBXter, J'lalntiff
vs.
Ceorare L. Miller, A. S. Miller, Ralph It
Miller and Charles A. Miller, De-
f e niln n
1'rnler and by virtue of an order of cierk of the District Court of Dlckln-
sale issued by the Clerk of the District son County, Kansas.
the District Court
( ounly, Kansas.
F. M. Hcott, J'lalntltT
vs.
Dsn lei Hcott, et al. Defendants
State of Kansas to Daniel Scott, If liv
ing. Alice C. Antls, If living. Edward
Kelly, If living-, J. W. McGlbbeny. if
living, It. Hooker, If living1, Kdmond
Kelly, If living, and if dead, their
unknown heirs, executors, adminis
trators, devlHees. legatees, trustees,
and assigns. Katehrlne Antls and
Charles H, Ant is, executors, their
successors and assigns. The Mercan
tile Trust Company, trustees, their
successors and assigns and the
Union 1'ai lllc Land Company, Its suc
cessors and assigns.
You and each of yon are hereby
notified that you have been sued In the
IHstrli-t Court of Dickinson County,
Kansas, bv K. M. Scott, plaintiff In the
above entitled action and you must
answer the petition filed In said action
on or before the :jith day of January,
lif-'U or sain pennon win oe laKen as
true and a judgment In favor of the
plaintiff and against each and all of
said defendants determining the title,
Interest, estate or right to or In and
the Hens upon the following described
real estate. If any they have, to-wlt:
Hltuated In Dickinson County, Kansas,
and being lots number fourteen (141
and fifteen (IB) In block number fif
teen (l!il of the town of Chapman,
Kansas, and decreeing and adjudging
that said defendants nor either of
them have any title, Interest, estate or
right In or any lien upon said lots r
any part thereof and quieting plain
tiff's title to snld lots and perpetually
enjoining and barring said defendants
and each of them from asserting any
claim whatsoever In or to said lots or
real estate adverse to plaintiff or his
right of possession of the same will be
rendered accordingly.
Abilene, Kansas, December 18th, 1919.
r . M. HLti r r,
Plaintiff.
Pv Wm. S. Pease, his Attorney.
ATTEST
L. K. JKFFCOAT,
"Hy follouihj? up the use of
1 in 1 1 iv . -I sires for threo or four
peiieintiiiiis we cmi improve
the cows we may lnive that is
in liinsteiises they will be pret
ty jrond snub's find their follow
lilt: heifers will usually prove
to be jrood workers at the milk
pull anil the cream check will
look irootl when It arrives. I
like these checks. Don't you?"
MILKY WAY FARM
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
AliFAlFA
LOOSE OR BALED
We will always pay
the highest market
price for Alfalfa
delivered to mill.
SEE US BEFORE SELLING
THE DENVER ALFALFA MILLING
COMPANY
M. C. STEEN, Manager
Geo. Lenhert, Prop.