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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-24
TOO MUCH CELEBRATION.
osceoIa Man Hurt in the Jolliticatio
over Arrival of Troops,

OsceoIa Man Hurt In the Jollifcatton
over Arrival of Troops.
Special to Times Republican.
Osceola, Oct 24.-In the course of the
Qualification in which our citizens in
dulged Sunday afternoon over the news
that the transport Senator had arrived
safely at San Francisco with the Fifty
first Iowa, ex-Sheriff w. w. Williams
met with painful accident by the ex-
plosion of a giant firecracker in his
hand The flesh was almost completely
blown off the inside of the second fin
ger, the thumb badly mangled and the
inside of the right hand generally was
greatly lacerated. Ills face was also
considerably burned. While the injury
is very painful one his surgeon thinks
he will sustain no permanent injury to
the member.
The Osceola Lyceum Association has
engaged an entertainment course, con-
sisting Of three lectures and musical
number. The first number is lecture
by Hon. George r. Vending, Wednes-
day evening, Oct 25 Subject, The
Man of Galilee." The Temple Quartet
Of Boston Dec. 2; Rev. DR.. Mcintyre,
Feb. 9. subject, Cautioned Up People,"
anu LIE. JdIIItS I1ellSS MoASL sun
ject Sunny Side of Life" The course
is contracted from the Redpath Lyceum
Bureau. This is the first effort Osceola
has ever made in this direction.
A Chance to show Your Patriotism.
Council Bluffs, Oct. 24.-Painter
Knox, o. S. Blanchard. Frank j. Capell,
Thomas G.. Green and Robert b. Wal
lace, former members of the high school
cadets, have determined to raise $1,000
to defray expenses of the public recep-
ton to be rendered the Fifty-first Iowa
volunteers upon their arrival in this
city in the near future.
In order to accomplish this purpose.
! they ask the friends of the regiment to
mail % cents to Painter Knox, treasur-
err, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and to send
letters to three of your personal friends.
whom you think will respond in like
manner. Remember that our soldier
boys have sacrificed much for your
good, and conscience must dictate your
duty. The committee refers to any
bank in Council Bluffs as to their hon
esty and sincerity in this matter You
will realize that there is no time to
waste. Act promptly and the success of
this undertaking is assured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-24
Lane speak at Victor.

Special to Timas- Republican,
Victor, Oct. 24-Hon. Joe r. Lane,
congressman-el in the second dis
trict delivered a rousing speech here
Saturday evening TO large audience.
Mr.. Lane captured his audience from
the very first and made many good hits
for the republican cause. He proved
satisfactorily that the people would
make no mistake in supporting the re-
publican party, and especially in vot-
ing for Shaw.
Burglars entered the hardware store
of j. C. Grdley Sunday night and took
all his knives and spoons. Not being
satisfied with what they got there they
went to the general store of Whitworth
Bros. and took five pairs of shoes.
Thieves had entered the same store Oh
Oct. 15 and took seven pairs of shoes.
but the loss was not detected until Sat.
urday evening last. No ciew has a 5 yet
been found.
Sunday sparks from an engine on the
C. & n. w. railroad set fire TO some
grass. which rapidly spread over a corn.
field of Joe Dolezan and entered the
timber Faithful work on the part of a
number of farmers finally subdued the
flames.
Revival Meetings Mt Jefferson Closed
Special to Times Republican.
jefferson, oct. 24.-Rev. Hoffman
closed his meetings at the Christian
church last Tuesday. Wednesday night
he delivered a lecture on Man which
was literally patronized. Mr.. Hoffman
is a forcible and pleasant talker and
succeeded in getting twenty-five new
members.
Oliver Atkinson, a young man %
years of age, Who was employed at the
Farmers hotel, died Saturday morning
of typhoid fever and was buried sun
day at : O'Clock p. m
Col Dutton will deliver temperance
lecture at l. o. o. I. hall Thursday eve
ming.
The citizens are making arrange
ments to welcome our soldier boy
Frank Brockaway, member of the Fiji
| ty-first Iowa band. on his return.
Mrs. George b. McCulley was called
to Newton Sunday on receipt of tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
her mother.
| H. j. Reynolds and family are pack
| ing their goods preparatory to making
| California their future home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-24

rested resisted the officer, wrestling
from his billy and in the melee
which followed our officer received a
more or less severe flesh wound on the
back of his hand. After calling out
couple OF deputies they We're safely
landed in the calaboose.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
RHINEHART.

W. H. Holliager was in Abilene
last Friday.
John Keller, who has been cult,
sick for several weeks, is out again
| Last week while w. H. H. Betx wa,
watering his team hitched to q wagon
ne had slight accident. After the
horses were through drinking be
stepped on the tongue to rein them
up which frightened one Of the horses.
Mr. Betz was kicked off the tongue
and came under the wheels. No
bones were broken.
While John Kinneley, the mail
carrier from Chapman to Rhinehart,
was on the sick list, Mr.. Pierce OF
Chapman took charge Of the mail
pouch.
Tom, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
h. Diehl, who has been sick the past
few weeks with appendicitis, was
taken to Abilene Friday to have an
operation performed.
The Rainehart cheese factory will
have q new smokestack soon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
CHEEvER.

Chas. Smiley was called to the bed
side of his uncle who is not expected
to line through an attack Of hear,
trouble.
! Mrs. H. B. Stoner has been quite
/ i'll with cholera morbus and is SLOWLY
recovering.
Miss Mamie Fink of Abilene is a
guest at ]. P. Cress's.
Andrew Hart has been on the sick
list for few days.
C.'B. Zook and wife have returned
from Indiana and are visiting Mr..
looks brother in the vicinity.
Wesley lift was quite unfortunate
Friday afternoon in losing one of his
horses which became overheated while
blowing and fell over Gead.
Jack Broadfoot is improving his
place by building.
The Evangelical church will begin
a camp meeting at Industry, Aug. lS.
Harvest is over and farmers are
blowing for wheat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
Celluloid Cog gIes-
just the thing for
TIRES herm e n-a t
Hodge Bros.
SOLOMON.

The marriage Of Warren L. Hop
kins and Miss Pearl Rosenberger tool
place in Oklahoma City, July 10
Warren is the second son OF Postmas
ter Hopkins and has host Of friendI
in this place..
Adrian Sherman Of Topeka spen1
Tuesday evening here with relatives,
Mrs. o. +. Hopkins Of Lyons, Kas.,
is visiting her father, S. W. Collins.
George Burge Of Wichita arrived
Wednesday to take W. D. Lanes run
on the Valley road.
Miss Alma Hopkins returned Mon.
day from visit in Pratt and En-.
poria.
Mrs. Pat Riordan came in from
Chapman Monday after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Dan Howe.
W. D. Lane, our genial railway
postoflice clerk, expects to quit bis
run on the Solomon and Beloit road
Thursday. After few days visit
with relatives he will move bis family
to Colorado Springs where he will
continue in the mail service.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
BANNER CITY.

Mrs. Fannie Percy returned to be-
home at Darlington, Mo-, Friday.
At the school meet Tuesday H. M
Reaugh was reelected a mem Der o
the board. Amel Stegeman has beer
employed to teach in the upper room
No teacher for the primary depart
ment has yet been decided upon.
The Sunday school picnic in Loyd's
grove Friday was well attended.
Funston Camp No. 6SlS, M. W. A.,
was organized at this place Saturday
night with sixteen charter members.
J. E. Monninger was elected vener.
able consul.
Miss Linda Webster returned from
Concordia Saturday where she has
accompanied by her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott.
". G. Reaugh drove over to Lost
Springs Monday.
Charlie Webster is visiting his
brother Ernest.
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So rPHEN.

4 Mrs. Jake Marts Is able to be on
after ten days illness.
Misses Jessie Putnam and Mar,
McNeal Of Chapman are visiting Mrs
Lou McNeal.
Miss Julia Crute is very i'll with
malarial fever.
Miss Emily Chamberlain teaches
No. 3 again. This will make her
third year at the Kellogg school.
Miss Lille Murphy OF Junction
City has contracted to teach the Kir-
by school again and Miss H'lda Clark
will hold forth at Mt. Gems.
Mrs. $. +. Wood is recovering from
her late illness.
JAS. Crosby OF Alta Vista, accom-
panied by one Of his sons, was calling
on old neighbors last week.
Herbert Scherer is very sick with
malaria.
Dick McCloud is suffering from
paralysis Of the muscles Of his face.
Fred Howe Of Denver is here visit.
ing relatives.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
WILLOWDALE.

The United Brethren under til,
leadership Of Rev. wingard are plan
ming to build house Of worship neal
the Willowdale school house.
Richard Hertzag was called by wir,
to Illinois on account Of the serious
illness Of his aged father. Mr.. Hsrt.
Gags mother died only a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. Niemoller Of Industry will
teach the West Buckeye school, Miss
Minnie Barr Of Solomon at Willow.
dale, Miss-Maggie Townsend Of Tai.
mage at Laney.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. c. Tiff are at Ash
land, Nebraska, visiting his sister
who is seriously i'll Of cancer.
T. C. Tiff had a horse overcome
by the heat last week from the effects
Of which 1t died.
Flowing in this vicinity is seriously
hindered by this dry weather prevail.
ing here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
MOONLIGHT.

G. B. Burkholder Thursday from
Rocks county.
Miss Maud Lowe entertained verl
pleasant party Of young folks at bel
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Brechbill had 4 self
feeder put on her threshiag machine
Friday.
Miss Mary Lantz returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with friends
at Navarro.
A. B. Stoner was up from Hope
Saturday.
J. s. Hoover went to Council Grove
Tuesday.
W. s. Badger and wife visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Long Sunday.
A. F. Hart is seriously sick with
bowel complaint.
j. F. Hantz has new graphophone.
Mrs. Louis Lantz had the misicr.
tune to become blind from poison on
the cucumber vines. At present she
is very little improved.
Miss Helen Steele is on the sick
list.
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DETROIT.

Miss Grace Mileham Of Kansas City
is the guest Of Miss Winnie Ryan.
Thursday, June ~, at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gotlieb Holman, were married by
Rev. Frank Beltz, Miss Florence Hot
man and Mr.. John Knox, both Of De.
troit. The best wishes Of their
many friends are extended to them.
They will soon 60 to housekeeping
in the Frank Cobb property which
they have recently purchased.
DR.. Parker and wife were calling on
friends in town Tuesday.
At our school meeting Thursday
Will Karl was elected treasurer Of
district No. IL. 1t was voted to have
an eight months school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcvicker Of Ogden
spent few days with her parents, 0.
D. Nichols and wife, returning Tues
day.
The Sunday school cleared $3.50 at
their social Saturday night, notwith.
standing the change Of weather.
Miss Grace Voiles and Miss Mamie
Helder who have been visiting Miss
Tilton the past two weeks returned
to their home in Manhattan Monday.
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CHAPMAN.

DR.. R. McShea was called to WITCH
ita Tuesday to see his nephew Ear
McShea who is very sick with typhoit
fever.
Miss Mcclure Of lola is visiting bel
sister, Mrs. 0. l.. Thisler.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith,
the first Of the week, a son.
Bert Drain is very sick with ma.
larial fever.
W. X. Rummell OF Bavaria has
leased the Chapman roller mills and
will put in new dam and inipro We
the mill.
R. 7. Cline has secured the princi.
palship Of the Hope schools.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James vii.
kins, Saturday, daughter.
K. I. Morrison Of Kansas City was
in the city Tuesday.
The little son Of bud Wilson drank
gasoline Tuesday. His life was de.
SPARED Of for time but he is now
improving.
T. L. Jennings has sold bis interest
in the hardware store to P. Bowling.
John Ruchty has moved bis family
to Baldwin where he has a job as Jan.
itor.
L. L. Grain has taken charge Of the
high school as janitor.
Mrs. R. 4. Simms was visiting her
parents in Junction Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Russell and Mrs. 4.
Fancher returned Saturday from
illinois.
John Murrison Is on the sick list
his week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
A CHALLENGE.

In view Of the fact there has beef
some misrepresentation in regard t,
the Mccormick Corn Harvesters W,
have decided to force lthe issue ant
hereby challenge the world with tn,
Mccormick Corn Harvester in open
ing up land, picking up down corn
in making good bundles, in adjust
ment Of band, light draft, ease o.
handling, stiffness, strength, freedom
from neck weight, long life and good
work. The Mccormick Corn Harves.
Ter has beaten the fiat corn binder in
every honest field trial.
Respectfully,
MCCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE Co.
J. I. PRENDERaAsr, Agent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
.TALMAGE,

T. c. Iliff lost q valuable horse last
Friday by becoming overheated.
Miss Leo Pierce is visiting this
week with 7. Hislop's family.
Herbert Smith, the new blacksmith,
has bought the Moonlight shop and
will move there this week.
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. look were Wis
iting here Sunday.
7. Z. Fisk and Miss Daisy McHenry
will leave for Manhattan to make
their home. They will be missed by
their many friends here.
The United Brethren are advocating
building church in the southwestern
part Of Wlilowdale township.
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WOODBINE.

b. L. Rees was in town Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reed we're il
Abilene Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilderman is visiting bel
daughter, Mrs. J. 7. Price.
The farmers institute picnic to be
held in Fengel's grove Aug. 4th
promises to be we'll attended.
Adolph SCHNEIDER went to Mime
apolis Monday where he has received
opposition in hardware store.
Mrs. R. V. Dyer went to Abilene
Sunday and was accompanied home
by her sisters, Lucille and Pearl
Broughton.
Walter Meek Of Abilene is visiting
bis cousin Joe Mcclellan.
Richard Smith Of Detroit was visit.
ing old friends here Tuesday.
R. H. volkman is suffering with
rheumatism.
Clarence Pearson Of Enterprise was
in town Friday. He has been ap.
pointed teacher Of the Lyona school.
The mill is receiving new coat Of
paint which improves the general ap.
pearance Of that part Of town.
A special meeting Of the voters OF
this district has been called to be
held at the school house on the 18th
inst. 1t is called to decide whether
or not the school house site shall be
changed. All interested in this
should attend the meeti ng.
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
BIZ SPECIAL REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENTS
BUCKEYE.

Miss Anna Coffenberger has return
ed from her visit to Detroit and il
helping cook for threshers.
Mrs. 0. L. Moore Of Abilene visited
with Mrs. E. J. Winsler Saturday.
Morris Patton was at home visiting
with Nebraska relatives.
NJ. P. Jolley and wife and several
others, from Abilene attended church
at Buckeye. ID
Rev. Junken preached very inter-
esting sermon to a full house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Purvis visited
with Mrs. SINNERS Sunday and were
out to church.
John Wilson, Elmer Hoyt and wife
ate dinner with Mrs. E. J. Winsler
Sunday and enjoyed Franks ice
cream.
Ed Hooper started Monday to pad
die his own canoe.
Sam Stokely was too sick to thresh
on Monday.
Aaron Martin left Monday for Lyn-
don, Kas., where he will work with
his brothers.
Roy Winsler visited at the home of
Samuel and Harvey Zook Sunday.
Emory Diehl Of Chapman spent
Sunday with Frank Winsler.
John Coffenberger has new horse
and buggy.
Emery Plum has quit farming and
is going with Will Cooley's machine.
At school meeting Thursday Sam
Grove was elected treasurer. Miss
Florence Moore was given the school.
She is an old teacher and a successful |
term is looked for.
Miss Anna Cofenberger will teach
at East Buckeye.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
veazie Il Coming.

TALnAGE, Aug. 2-Rev. Walter G.
Veazie, the noted evangelist, will
come to Talmage at the close Of the
Epworth League convention and hold
a series Of meetings at the Prairie
Dale M. Z. church beginning Friday
evening, August II.
Mr.. Veazie is very able exposItor
Of the Bible and will greatly interest
and help all who hear him.
60
=. Bergstresser, dentist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
NAVARRO.

We have been having some good
rains recently.
Miss Lydia Schneider has returned
10 her home at Detroit.
Geo. Gaffney will teach at Navarro
again. The district voted seven
months term.
Mrs. Peters Of Kansas City, Kas.,
was visiting in the community.
Mrs. Arnold and daughter frankie
Of Detroit spent Friday at D. Arnold's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
DAYTON.

Mrs. G. Mintner while drivins
along in a cart met a bicycle and tn
horse becoming frightened started tt
run. In turning corner it upset tht
cart throwing Mrs. Mintner out and
dragging her about 80 feet. She wal
quite badly bruised up around the
head and shoulders.
Ira Eisenhower and wife left Thurs.
DAY morning for Brown county to at
lend a campmeeting. They will be
gone about four days. Anna Engle
OF Donegal is keeping house during
their absence.
The ice cream social at College Hill
was very we'll attended.
A. Gantenbine has bought a new
carriage and Steve Rohrer has also
bought his first new buggy.
John Eisenhower Of Salina was call
ing on old friends in this vicinity the
first of the week.
0. T. WINNER, Dayton's popular
school teacher, has again made the
contract for district 40.
Emil Brunner, the miller OF Dillon.
will return to his old home in Switz.
erland in the near future where he
expects to 60 into the milling bust
nessr G. Heller sold the mill to a |
man named Nusz who will take DOS.
session this fall.
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V~BE-
ACME

Grandmother Sexton has been on
the sick list the past week.
|. Mrs. L. II. Lifts is slowly recover.
ing from a severe spell Of sickness.
She will aBe moved to AhRene as soon
as her health permitS nnn
Mr.. and Mrs. J, X -
friends in Abilene on
Adam Boyer will j lV
visit in Pennsylvania.
G. N. fuckers horses became
frightened at threshing machine the
other day and ran away cutting
themselves very severely in the wire
fence.
Miss Luta Cramer Of Abilene Ia
visiting in this vicinity with her
friend Miss Bertha Minick.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Born, July 20, to Mr.. and Mr.
Oliver Mccoy, a girl.
The new Pattison block wall
have reached the second story.
A private landed at San Francisc
says Ed Little is the idol Of the reg
iment."
-Robt. Korns has sold his l6
acre farm northwest Of town to II
Mutt for $4,000
L. J. Schad is completing coy
dwelling on the hills Of Fairview q
the west end Of Third.
M. H. Malott will move to Yves
Third street, occupying the house re.
Gently vacated by G. G. Anderson.
Solomon thinks it has q hot bal
team. Zelle Hopkins was down to-
day trying to arrange game with
Abilene.
R. G. Tonkin lost q valuable
mare last evening from everlasting.
She was blowing all day yesterday
in weedy ground.
"A new society has been organ.
lied on west side. 1t Is called the s.
S. and Lena Swick Is president, Ruby
Johntz secretary.
--Chas. Bradshaw has rented the
big red elevator at Hope and will buy
grain for one Of the largest concerns
buying on the Mo. Pac.
Cedar street Is patriotic. The
stores Of Mrs. johnson, the
Racket and Davis make the national
,olors, red, white and blue.
The court house gang can get
way with more melons than any
imilar body on earth. No wonder
il the members are getting fat.
Mrs. d. +. Keller's driving horse
elf his oats too much yesterday and
n his cavortings fell on one Of the
arriage shafts. No one injured.
Married, in Salina, July 81, by |
'ev. VIM. Bishop, W. X. Rummell
nd Miss Anna Blair, both OF Bavaria.
heir home now will be at Chapman. |
w. H. Betz OF Rhinehart was
urt in runaway at junction yester-
ay falling between the horses and
sewing injuries in stomach and on
lie head.
/
The many friends Of Theodore
usz, southside's popular merchant,
III be glad to know that he is recov-
ing rapidly from bis illness and is
lie to sit up.
j. B. Tucker, the new cemetery
xton has taken charge and hereafter
fee. 60 to the city. The sexton is
Id salary which makes him inde-
ndent Of this source Of revenue.
Country correspondence social !
m in the Hope Dispatch: Your +
respondent has been subject to fits ;
some time and has had nine in the +.
st two weeks but is now ready for
siness again.
w. M. Schlessner Of South Dick.
on who had team stolen ten days j.
found it couple days later. The
.ses with harness on came intol,
W. Days yard, evidently havih y
m turned loose. o
H. + Ellison has begun work on
lots at the southwest corner Of :,
tn and Broadway and will fix up q
ne for himself. The house south u
he M. E. church will be q part Of
new structure.
Il. D. Buck brought in some Of
dsome grapes grown on bis fine th
n south Of town and the first Of fe
season home grown. They we're
chased by Manager Estes Of the Vi
ific and served at dinner. n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-08-03
Blue Front Shoe Store, Opp. P. O., Abilene, Kas.

III. l.. Miller who Is driving Bel
Esprit, owned by J. W. Creech Of
Harrington, won a race at Detroit last
week, making two heats in 2:l2}.
Escolar, a stallion Of the string, made
2:lO in Chicago in one heat.
The item from Herington that
the kissing bug has appeared there
may be all right. It has not reached
Abilene yet but SO long as Henry
Suffer and Charlie Snider are able to,
do business it will not be missed.
G. A. Eyth, manager Of the
White City creamery, has purchased
the Wilsey plant and will convert II
into skimming station in connect.
ion with his business. Gus Is one Of
the coming creamery kings Of KAN
sas.
Enterprise Jotrnal: G. Hoffman
4 Son are tearing down portion d
the old elevator. across the river, and
will rebuild it and otherwise prepare
to handle large amount Of corn this
winter.
Harrington Post No. 424, G. A.
r., has lately been honored by the
appointment Of A. M. Crazy, Past
Commander Of this Post, as Aide.de-
Camp on the National Commanders
staff.
The past month was an usussllv
COOL cloudy and rainy July. Only
three Julys in the last thirty.one
years have had more rain; only four
have been cloudier, and only six have
mad lower mean temperature.
1t Is reported that the Democrats
have offered the nomination for conn.
" clerk to Dan Campbell Of Solomon.
having concluded to shelve those an.
nounced free. The Pops and Mr..
Campbell have not agreed to the ar
rangement.
--duy Turner, son OF Mrs. O. J,
haub and brother Of Harry Turner,
who graduated in the Abilene birh
'chool, has just graduated in a medi-
'al school in New York and will be.
yin practice in Ohio. He is bright
'oung man and will succeed.
George Livingston, the old green
'acker OF Buckeye, is marketing +,
200 bushels Of his new wheat crop
nd is not near done threshing. His
Vheat is going from a to 20 bushels
0 the acre and testing 81 pounds. lie
I'LL invest the proceeds in govern.
lent gold bonds.
Writing to his sister from San
ernando, George Terrell, son Of the
rebate judge Of Montgomery county,
,us fixes the bill Of fare for bis first
zeal at home; "Tell Lila that /
ant the first meal to be a big lot Of
alter cakes with plenty Of good
litter and some good, Ice cold milk
red Meyer Of Co. l. has written
'me ordering for his first meal, no
after what time Of day or night be
rives, apple pie and popovers.
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