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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Turpthea 8adl.

IS liurb am II. 9(pril, 1 Ilbr 20 Wiin. RAD
miftaps, 9prutbea Bad, Bittipe oes berorbenen
gIoam Aadb, i'm SO. Sabre ibree gebens. Die
9eer6iguue fitoet Mlittiuodl, h9 llbr WioreenS,
bon Der g%SobHuiia ibres Subnes. III. tO5, 9Eoros
Snltunsgibemte aus ftdit, uno oan1 nu6 oer
St 9lIpbonfussHtrde 100 cine R|eaniemsl{eNe
fir ods SeiG tbrer GeeIe ceIe6rtrt peroeH miro.
QeiGebuna prtDuiim. ~ U0S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
henrn QeutucrJi

Gs ttarb am II. apriI 1905. nm 1 libr 10
Geutner i'm. utter bon 81 Sabren 8 Wonaien
rnb 20 9dgen, %geIie6ter @ntte bon SItfabeib
2elitner. Die geerbigin9 itnoet Nttttuodi, ben
10. IpriI. Q l6r 9lafmtttnas. bon ieiner Iebs
ten gsobming, CIR. SD, MibaelDsS trabe, ans
mad Der ebnne. sIutb. W1Hrtinis0ir6e, Ode bon
Sbnrps uno Senriettds StrnBe, ftdtt. Beiiebutg
uut Der oousRarfsGemeterO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
QonSorl Horf.

Der heuptiahliGits SritSboti in Baltimore.
arsal;, $50 Mdsr 9mmsripabrsnSer Charter.
aelb bon alien Gtdottbeifeit. GtrnbenbnbRs
@aagons paftrert ben Sdlpfeingang. ale bret
9tinlten. M1rmes 98nrte5iI1nter fit. SoIche,
8eerd6nibpldbe 5I febr mdBigen RreifeII,
fdmmtlid iIuter fortudbrenner 8fleae.
9hIean: Sfr. 81, fft.saratosa.straas
GSQn6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Ger ~ Slider" oet
in ieiner lebten Summer: yOieier
Gage baben mir Den Seiifcl begroben.
gber ni6t ben leibbaitigen, ionbern
MIR ben Seterteufcl (YrinterS' De-
bill. @r ipnr Elm nrlnc Scuicl, mo
mir boffen, Dab ibn1 I'M SenieitS nidt
off Der aerger 1inb 8erbrub aneered)-
net miro, oen er ms bienieoen berei-
ret bot. SIS luor ober audi geraoe5ll
mand)mol gum Observation-Disclosures
ipie infer 2ofolreoofteur nelllid) cirl-
mai id)ricb: @enn man ii6 mad,
4rGften abgeanGlt bot, eiten oroents
liden Irtifel at id)reiben. uno einem
Dies nod unenoIider Wtiibeipoltune
uno nit piclemS dmeiB gelnngen lit,
10 mohte man Dos gloue bonn Sim.
mel berirnter Hidden. iuenn oiird Die
Sdlulb zines 10 iliftsipiiroigcn0 rif.
ferteufeIs Die enn5e@eihidte ncrbaq.
bornt rno nit nniinnigen Seblern
eeipidt I'M 9lott erideint unb man,
Itntt Inerfcnming 81 ernoten, nod
obenorein ausgelodt uno peripottet
miro. Wir boben oft beboitptet, ie-
Der Hebofteur fomme nod ieinem
Sobe ipornltreids in Den Simmcl,
lueil er iein 5eefeuer ourf bie9tidts-
! mntigfeit ocs Gruderteufels ifot
bier altf Groen ourdBumoden bat. -
@as ober ben Drrferteufeln imSen-
ieitS fir ein SfifioI bIiibt, lGBt iid,
mir nit 8rouien obnen. llebrigens
freuen mir uns iibcr ben Sineoiig
oes unirieen nid)t iueiter. Bon Die
fer Species lit INNER Der cine nod
nm etlide 8roo idlimmer, ipie ser
onbere, itib mefa ms Ser peritorbe-
ne nit @eiBeIn ge5iid)tipt bot, 10
miro fem Wodfolger mqbrid1cinlid)
Sforpionen aebrauden. gs lit aber
! Nidts oorou 8i dnoern, ufiA Dos Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Gin @eidlenf fir,s pcben.

8enn Sbr guren 956terit elm prafiif9es Sc
fdenf rtndlen mont. elm @ef6enf fiir'S gauge
9eber, 70 Iobt .ite einen 8nrfus i'm
Geledrtet5 nmen. I'd neioerfhifem.
bir6ntndhen. 9te SGuIe ut lest %eeoffuet. Ser
9o%iterpunft 1T eerine. SfiiIer fit bic aberh'
flniien peroert iest 1ufeenorntelt. Beeen Bes
bireuneeii ipenhe man ii1 an Mrs. Subrr, Er.
302, Meh-earatpsa., Gde Sptunrs.S traRe.
(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

ite if, man ergiebt 1id i9peigeno in
iein S6idioI. @66Itens ole 5ouIt
in Der 3aide oorf man MAIDEN; aber
babel fonlmt chen aud Nidts Der.
mis-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
M[hrrt MInflncinnn.

@s ftdrb an 10. aprtI 1905 Nfbsrt OltiHGse.
fang, ~ein5iger 'Gpbu bon 9tueufte onHberti. i'm
glter bon 90 Sdbren 7 WoHnteu gHS 16 Gagen.
Die 9eerbtgung finoet heute. ben 1a. gpriI. 1
ubr gabmiitags, pom Sraner6dnfe, gr. sos.
SftsQoubnrosGtraBe, aus fat. U0S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
@%eriamm : Inseiseu.

rsiih, q rtrnpnt'strahe etib- NIB epar.Gpnp. !"
Die 80. Notwithstanding, iuiuie l8nbl
bon 10 Streftoren mo 8eanntet firoet Stcnitag,
ben rs. SpriI 1905, gtbenos rs ubr, i'm Ser
funtmIunass9o faIe at 8urbpitsGde pun Srrmpnt'
nno 9pper' Strnhe, itnit, iuo5ii Die MtttgIieoer
freutoltd) crildbt iperoell, uitfuefeno 6l tein.
9ipioeroeit itrb uut %. sipriI aublbar.
Seurn Jfnfert, aSrdiioert.
(t0S,7-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Sohu g. Rphrbah.

90 ftarb aut, 10. gtpril 1905 5nbu q. Gptr'
BAD In feinem u. 2ebeitstabre, 8utte Der oers
5reunoe Oct 6amiIie fiuo d6iuHasoouit einGes
ld6en, Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am Stenitag,
Hddmiit1gs 2 ubr, In feiuer lebten Wobnuug,
9lr. 1913, eit.8altimDr sStrahe, bet5uipobnen,
9eeroigu1g pribdtinl, NO7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Charles .Senrn gIb6au.

Sc ftarb Charles Senrb NbBan i'm Is. Sabre
ieites 9ebens. Die 8feroigune fiuoet Duuuer.
itag, 2 ubr giu6mittaQs, BON ieiner Ietteu
ans iiotfR. 8eifebuna ant Dem iIGgftberif6cn &c,
rnfalernss 5rieobofe gu @aroeuoine. Bite, feis
ne Blumen. U0S-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Die en- eine@ eid d to-
loge in Ben @ereinigten Stooten lit
mad benz letten 8ofelt6erift oeS
9onfbouies $, Gletus & SO. pielper-
ipredjenb. Die 9anf-glusglei6e sci.
gen Elm ungeipobnIi6 9roBes @e.
ihGft. 0ieie Ilsgleide beliefen lid
imt Ipril in alien St1oten oeS Cant
ocs iotpeit ollf 278S WiQionen Dol
lars, cine Steigerung bon ii6er 80
Sro5ent gegen oieielbe 3eit pes lebten
Sabres. Die Grnbtenusii6ten iihb
cbcnfnaS piel better, ais lie i'm slpril
1904 ipnren. Hod) oeu Hegierun9S.
9erid)ten ltebtg8intcriuei5cn 81, mab-
reilb CT I'M g(pril oes lesten Sobres
MIR rs Itonb. Iud Der Wertb nnie.
rer ausfubr. belonoers in 9o,imiuols
Ie, lit eeitie9eit, bod lit unierc Sor-
oelSbilen5 in 6olge i%torfer Ginfubr
nod inttrer nidt iebr giinItig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
8etanatmaduuaen.
steuer. Department.


VuIII 1T Q I e, Det 70. WpTfI INUb.
AbtddthfgeH fir Bite HiOcuirang uHb Yfafe'
rnHg Der @albrputsgtbenne.
glabridt tDiro hermit ertbetIt, 0ab allen g(bs
f6aBunaen fir Die 0ioeuirung uno Bflafterung
Der g8albroof9beHue, bon Der Sitieite Der o.
StraBe biz 8ur 0ftfeite Der 10. Strase, luut
oer am !. Wldr5 1904 beitdtieten 8eroronune
9tr. 81 ocs 0labors nno Gtdotratbs, Die Hi6t
trnerbalb 80 Iagen bonn ts, slpriI 1905 be5abIt
%peroen, cine Strnfgebiibr bon orei Bro8ent
bin5uaefiiat miro, uno oas @iaentbtm. nuf ipels
6es tol6e ghfddbunger aemn6t fpuroeH, tuiro
nnnlttelbar onrnnf a~iiseemefieu mHo fit ben
8erfalf a~Hge3eigt iperoen. Rrpnpte Be5nbIung
futro oiefe bebeuteHoen WebrauSeaben berbis
ten.
Senrh 8tninms,
(QpriltS) SteueretnnebT1er s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
anhn Nerlpin e s6hu

aethenbefatter unb Gtn~baIInmtrer.
Rr. 2O08, prIeaiSfr.-@b. Eel: @inbiDr 255.
8peiegsi6dft; glr. 524, berl. @aiternssbeHue,
Sigblanbtotpn, Baltimore, MnrpIafo 9eIepbon:
@fnbfor go. 9utiben peroeu eeliefert fir Sod'
3etter, llnterbaItungen uno 1noere @eIegenbei'
ten. (Seb14, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Spbn @. Seafel,
RI. 604, SAB hars. straae,
1T nrr Qei6icnheftnffer.

tpeI@er Que s~tIttraee iieis sIr 8ufriebenheit
GuSflbrt. Die bon tbm be5nuS.i / 2ei6en
i6nren Bo9en long IieeeH, obMe bic eeriDgften
gerptfnBgSfpiiren gu 5etoen. 5rdu 1eufel 1T
lung bon 9rauenIetnen beren SDeaiGfiidI
(Sdnt0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
@ermidDte gn5eisen.
Spd,,rits /. Ginfabnnaen

nnb gtfttn.aarten, so adgien bon Sbrer 8Iot'
te, 35c.i so a~raoirie 9urten liro ileiie BIdtte,
COO. ": .. &nnimerr. Rr. 2O9, Nef'SeStu8s
ton.s trdhe. Scroet tpeeet Yrobeit.
(MpriIl4, I've. 1Mtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Tenninlpani nsMuenne Sacramento San. uHo
2cih. NiueiatisH upa Baltimore.
Die ~tdbrltde SeridmntIiiita Der millionaire
tinoet Ticnitug, neu tS. glpriI 1905, Ibenos
AS llbr. i'm 8iireuu Der @eielfdutt. Gr. 625,
getucii. straec, It1tt, III ipeIfer 6iuoIt 9ireftorei
fir oos ldiiteribe Sabr crtpdblt itito aitoerlueittae
Sefbdfte erIeoiet iuerben iouen.
Sm Niftraee hes Sireftoriui1S
Jubn @ith, Brditoent;
3. Z. %. Seimiler, Scfretdr.
U07-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Observation-Disclosures.
Tie erite reoeImdbiee ~gerfomnIiine oes Sns
fiitiis iuiro ui Wittmud, ben 10. slpriI, s libr
9tbeiibs. III Der RtfmonozWidrft6aue ~ituitfins
ben. 3fucd: Subresberift uno Honinnttcn bon
Eireftpren.
Q0S-9) Games Upung, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Sin edritt in Der redlten @idtnnl

Spnft % Vr05eHt an nItll trItInItatH
8egrabntNeu.
Gin idb6ner Sdrg, %enttpcoer nit
f1par3eHi 9l6 ooers tpetbent ODER
ardlieH YIiifdslteber5ug, @nes ftr
Snrgs@iufab, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@tHbnIfantrilHg 6er 2eide.
Irauerflor, 6 Ndnr 9duoibube, 3J
Oeffnurtg oeS Grades,
2ei6enpaeen uno 8 feline autf6er.
Ntniam 9pot, 2etdleubeitatter,
Rortbs unb @reenuountslbe. Heioe Telephone.
(Tes7 Glpfe fdSA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Baltimore Gcmetcrn.

gRrenn: gar. 344, rS.Gharles,etrak
Beerdbntbpldbe slfn Nerfnuf - bon $25 an,
nit Wsarmorpfoftel 1bgeeret6t, $50 8las
fir bier @rdber. IN GantS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
Wb.-BtnOior 22s.

%. SUWUtE q SUHItf
2etdbenbeitatttr ano GinbalInnireT.
9S. 1908 nub f7f0, GantUnsAUenne nnb
GhbOflsGde ~1ultimpre'St unb @rDabtpnI.
Gabritanten bau Ratent'6nsfets.
(Nebi0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
0ptums'
ttutcrridlt

fir 5hter, wnitarre aHb Maanboftne ertbetIi
bis alir bo6ften ausbiloune o. Stednaeier.
Robert AT; 6. & B..1elepbon Wsabifon i151 8.
(Gft23.1&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

0erenali Of 9 Of ter 9 e.
pben YbiaipS bdlt 9ero fir einert
Itorf oerleumbeten Monn mo MOD.
tc ieinen gutcn &uf iuieber berItellen,
DDS bnben ihon Inoere Dor Serrtl
EbiQipS periud)t, ober fem Slid oo,
nit gebobt. Mud oem eneliiherl
0id)ier miro es nidt %gelingen, Die
@cIt bon einem unifuloigen gtcrc
5u i%ibcr5eugetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Sad offi5ieGGen 3u am.
meniteliingen belief ii6 oos @e-
Iammt- 8olumen ser Gin uno glltS-
fitbr 2onoon's nuf 1904. 754,t8t0oI oil
lars, bos bon 2iperpool ouf 1885.
5t4.439 Collars. Neius9orf's GllBen-
bon0el belief iid auf t,t06,979,046
Collars, Der bon &umburg ouf' 9Si.-
$4,000, Der BON gntiperpen auf 1856
1t4.000, Der bon WorieiIle ouf 43t,-
$4,000, bon $oore ouf 364,t43,0 600,
BON golfiltto ouf 294,406,009, bon
Chandelier auf t43,933,000 uno bon
Baltimore ouf t03, 600 Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18
lorraine

Wlnltriim = YafFntttg - Urte0Itdl.
@eitli6 bon g~Snlbrnof Elm itno cine babe
MleiIe. genubt Die nit 9opRuttan be5eidnete
bsNoenue'ear. 5reie dutf9en gia9miiines
AM terminus. Rreife bon 8egrdbniBpldtet iest
fpesiea. 2ei6te Beoiugutgen. GeIepbon -
Cation 1893. Biireau: Branflin. uno @tnbiors
9lpabs. 8erlnngt Sroifhre. (Wlal4 ,1S,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Ole 2ei6e oeS omerifo.
niiden Seebeloen Hnul Sones lit
mad 1t3 Sabren nod iebr gut erbol-
fer, neil tic Dor Der 9eerbigung nit
alfobol i%otlrirt noroen mar. "a
miiiien uniere Semperen5ler proteiti.
rem, baB Dem Seloen nod groBe Gb-
rem criuieien merbeu. Cine 9llfobol.
2eide? 8rauIia!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

sfebGtinunfer SIotte
an SeeIruten Der Often oedt ben
9eoarf ni6t. .0estpegen ioaen orei
Grpeoitionen nad Dem 8eiten abge-
ben, Inn BORT Shiffsrefruten 81 per-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

SIN 9"uffoIo 1T Ser 81. i 4 +.
rige 2ebrer aorl Gli9uit Stiemfe aus
bem 2eben geidieoen. @r fam I'M
Sabre 1913 auS&intcrpommern mad
Amerifo, IieB lif in Buffalo nieoer,
ging onlln mad Dem 1erritorium Wti.
digol1, no er nit onoeren Ginmon,
oerern ben Srt &ir6bagen onlegte.
Sier nirfte er 10 Sabre als 2ebrer II.
febrte Damn nod Buffalo 5uriid, 100
er nod 33 Sabre an elmer Iiitberiiden
Shule tbdtig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Noetine Rni!i bat oaS
&ittcrfrel5 Ser iron5ofiden Gbren.
2cgion crboItcn, Soifentlid) peron.
Iobt oieic Nus3eidniing oie S1nges
rim niflt 81 elmer allerlebten Con.
5erttournee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

Ole nR..Serfep 6r, 3tg."
i6reibt: Ser 2eber-6ru Der oieier
Gage in unierem Stoote ons2i6t Der
8elt erbIidte, lit OermutbIi6 oa5u
beitimmt, Dem Bublifum ous Self
iiber Die Obren 81 5ieben, ooer bod 10
oieI 0aoon, olS nod oorbanoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18


Die GipiIoten It.9 e D
Der @ereinigten Stoaten 5eiat aii,
BOB on /. Moi oieies Sobres Hrii.
fungen dbgebolten iperbcn, Inn @o-
fai5en in ben SteIlilnaeu bon Su-
perintcnoenten, Iufiebern II. 9obn-
Ienten nuf Dem Sitbmns bon Yana.
ma alts5ufiiuen. Sir Die Superin-
tenoentenitcle borf Der 9eiperber
niht inter Is uno nid)t iiber so Sab.
re oft icin, fir Die anoeren Stelen
iinb q unb 45 Sabre ais @ren5er
ieitgeiest. Die @eb1lter iino ailf mo.
natlid $50 Collars fir bic Superin.
tenbenteuiteae unb $i75, reip. $S3.33
fir Die onoeren Gemter feitgeiest.
Die 9eiuerber m%iiiien proftiIdc Or.
fobrung I'M giienbobnboit boben. =
Weiter meroen an 1. Moi aiid) Grii.
iungen fir iolde 2eute obseboIten,
Die 9ampf- ooer 2nftbobrer 5i bono.
baben miiien. @eboIt monotfid $S3..
33. N1bere Snformation lit ourd,
5crrnulnr t4t7 bon Der 9eboroe Al
erboIten. Die friiberen Yriifunacr
baben Den geoarf fir Yonnrua nidt
eeoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

S6a0e, Dab Fl d. bic NJ t.
Iontiihen O5eon berumtreibenoen
giSberge nidt einfongen (niien. @it
einigen oieier @eieqen f0nnte Der
GiStritIt ~gebGnoigt meroen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
RINEHART.

W. H. H. Betz and wife started for
Chambersburg, Pa, on an extended
visit last week.
s. NJ. Hassler marketed corn In
Chapman last week.
Miss Anna Meyers Of Chapman
spent Sunday with Miss Margie Hol-
linger.
John Murphy, Jr., is attending the
threshermen's convention at Wichita
this week.
Leslie Baughey was q junction City
visitor Saturday.
S. P. Blackwelder was Chapman
visitor Saturday.
Roy Betz hauled wheat to junction
City one day last week.
J. F. Murphy and Miss Stella were
shopping in Chapman Saturday.
A number Of the young people at
tended the social hop at W. Vick's
Friday night.
Roy and Walter Murphy called on
their friends west Of Chapman Sun
day evening.
Will Hassler attended the entertain
ment at Pearl last week.
Rev. H. H. Hall Of Chapman will
deliver an address at the Lutheran
church on Decoration day.
The M. E. Sunday school gave Its
annual picnic in Albert Gugler's
grove last Thursday. After the usual
appetizlng picnic dinner came an in
teresting ball game between Pearl
and Rhinehart. The victory fell 70
the noble fellows Of the Rhinehart
team. They proved far too much for
the famous % Pearl ball team.
The Pearl ball team played with
the Rhinshart team last Thursday a.
ternoon at Carey creek. The game
was an exciting one from start to
finish. Although they did some loose
play ing because Of lack Of training,
Rhinehart defeated Pearl by q score
Of IS to ii.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
NEwBERN.

A large number from this vicinity !
attended the love feast ~ H0ilans
Sunday.
Amos Summers is on the SICK llS''
H. Lenhart and wife visited Mrs.
Lenhart's parents Sunday
Clara Messing visited her parents
Sunday.
Charlie Poister transacted business
in Newbern vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Rickerman Wis
tied A. C. Rickerman's Sunday.
A few in this vicinity attended the
dance al Mr.. Ssundeon's Saturday
night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
wO0DBINE.

Conductor Chas. Barton Of Herring
ton gave some Of his friends here a
ride In bis handsome automobile.
The German picnic was well at'
tended.
Frank shippy is supplying the
market with Q fine lot Of strawberries,
Nellie Fecht has accepted position
10 the Biogert hardware store.
Remember that for the first time In
the history Of the town WOOdbins
lie going to try and celebrate DecOra'
tion day appropriately. A program
has been arranged for morning and
afternoon. Meet Of the 3. NJ. z.
church at 1880. Bring your dinner
and stay all day. Don't forget the
program in the afternoon. RefreSh'
ments will be served In the park
afternoon and evening BY the Sunday
school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
CHAPMAN.

Ralph Liggett and wife Of Russell
are spending the week visiting ChaS
Deves and family.
Toney King and wife q junction
City spent Sunday With friends In the
city.
Chas. Ballinger and wife OF juno
ton spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Isler.
Minnie Cunningham is very Ill.
Arnold &Iscanlsn shipped a car Of
hogs to Kansas City Monday.
T. o. Seaman and II. A. Knight
we're business visitors to Pearl Mon
day.
Mrs. Jas. Holland 10 very Ill.
H. A. Knight went to Topeka We'd
neSdsy on business.
Charles Farrell left Tuesday for
Logan county.
N. P. Ssnboru is building an Sddi
ton 10 his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nichols we're Abb
lsns visitors Monday.
Welby Cunningham and wife spent
Tuesday 10 salina.
o. P. Claim Agent Taylor was q
visitor In the city on Wednesday.
DR.. King Of junction City was 9
professional visitor 10 town on Sun
day.
Born, May 20, to Mt. and Mrs. D.
c. Forester, . Son.
John J. Ryan WAS business visitor
st Junction on. Monday.
Mrs. D. ?. Delaney was shopping in
Abilene on Monday.
A pleasant surPt'a was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. HOAg on WsdnsS'
day By their daughter Lolita, II being
the 25tb AuniVsrSAry Of their mar
rage. About 100 invited guests we're
present who wished them many more
happy years Of married life. A hnS
lunch was served.
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FLORA.

Lyman Rees' have moved into theil
new home.
Thomas Thorpe is improving hil
house with new addition.
Wesley Rees is home on Q months
vacation and will no doubt enjoy him
self.
W. D. Fulton's left this week for Q
trip to Oregon and California. They
expect to be gone about three weeks
Drs. George and Fred Alden Dave
and Flora were here from Iowa to at
tend the funeral Of their brother
Bonnie Alden. One brother and one
sister we're unable to come home.
The funeral OF Bepnie Alden which
was held at the house Sunday after
noon was one Of the largest ever
known at this place. Mr.. Geo. Miller
oficiated and spoke from the gath
verse Of the 9th chapter Of St. John
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS


Mrs. j. H. Williams Of SalIna visit
cd relatives in this neighborhood
few days last week.
A good many from around here ex'
pect to attend the big doinga in SAlins
this week.
The Christian Endeavor society oil
INT. Pleasant church held an ice
cream and strawberry social ct the
home of-Mrs. John Koenig on last
Wednesday evening. A large crowd
was present and all had good time
Miss Lois Latin was home over
Sunday.
Adam Miller's folks have very
large crop Of strawberries this year
Corn is growing very slow. The
season has been too cool SO far.
We are very glad to know thai
Grandma Merrell is able to be out
once more.
Dan Emig, ST., is still in very pool
health.
The Acme Creamery Co. has i'm
proved its house and creamery 81
Bonaccord with q new coat Of pain
and has also built an addition to thu
house.
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MOONLIGHT.

]. Order and G. Rider we're Solo
mon visitors Tuesday.
]. Carver Of Abilene spent Wednes'
day night at B. Bert's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hoover and Mrs.
Noel spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Ramona.
Elder Winins conducted the quar-
terly meeting at the Walnut Grove
school house.
Rev. LAntz Of Milford spent Sunday
afternoon at B. B. Bert's,.
J. S. Hoover has improved the looks
Of his house with q coat Of paint.
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HOLLAND.

Harry PhilliPPi AAd Albert MAuOh'
ley Of salIna spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends ct Holland.
Henry Lehman was called to the
bedside Of his mother at ROxbury, No
PhsrSOn county, Sunday. She died
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Z. r. Dearborn IS enjoying .
visit from two sisters and their hus.
bands Of PonnSylvAnia.
Sue Ball returned TO salinA.
WIZ curpAy with = number Of
others Wsnl 70 KshSis City Sunday.
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GROVE HILL.

Mrs. VIM. Wilson has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. A. Lockhart and children oil
Abilene are visiting with Mrs. King
this week.
s. G. Weckel and family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Rice's.
W. M. Stark and family visited 81
M. A. Miller's Sunday.
A dance was giveL at Geo. Parki
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig and family
called Of M. A. Miller's Sunday.
Leland and Dorothy Grove who had
the measles are better.
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UNION VALLEY.

Messrs. Walter Hatfield, Fred Alt
man, Glen Ryan and. Charles Hinkle
took advantage Of the excursion to
Kansas City Sunday.
L. Fallen was the guest Of Will
Murray Friday night.
Cultivating corn is the rush Of the
season.
l.. G. Strole attended the Dunkard
love feast at Holland Sunday.
Samuel Brehm and family visited
with David Brehm and family Tues.
day.
Charley Crawford was a business
caller in Hope Saturday.
Messrs. c. Bubbles and James BIagg
have painted their houses.
Miss Maggie Gore Of Eureka, Kas.,
is staying with her sister. Mrs. Shaw,
who had the misfortune Of iracturing
her ankle but is doing nicely:
]. W. Schustsr hauled rock SAtur.
day.
Master Arthur Ledy Of Ramona
visited his sister, Cora Ledy, Monday.
Miss Nellie Grshsm spent Saturday
in Hope with Miss Queen KetchersId.
James Eisenhower visited ct L. G.
Strole's Sunday.
s. G. HAldeman was in this vicinity
Saturday.
Wheat looks very promising in this
locality.
The Union Valley Telephone COM
pany has cut lite line, leaving four
shareholders for Donegal and four for
Hope; also taking in two new mem
bsrS, MsSsrs. G. W. Shaw and John
Hatfield.
Mrs. A. J. MauSt was . caller ct G.
". ShaW's Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhower
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Book Sunday.
George KlsOpisr, accompanied BY
DR.. Entz. has gone to Abilene 70 have
bis eye treated.
W. Eisenhower has oOntrAotsd TO
paint the Holland church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill called ct
George Hills Monday.
Miss Lotsis Howard, Messrs. Henry
Howard And Homer sohuster visited
relatives near Aome over Sunday.
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DONEGAL.

Quite q number from this place at
tended the Dunkard love feast at Hol-
land Sunday
Amos Summers is oh the sick list
Miss Clara Messing who is staying
in Abilene visited her parents Sunday.
Services at Belle Springs were we'll
attended Sunday evening.
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SOLOMON,

Mrs.. A. LOckhSrt and children Of
Abilene visited Mrs. King few days
this week.
Mrs. Wright Of Minneapolis Is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker.
The 7. P. s. c. 3. social Friday
night VS. . success both hnAneiAlly
and othsrWiss.
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Taken up, small buckskin pony
about May 9th. Owner can get same
at nv place 7 miles south OF Abilene,
section 9s, Newborn township.
17.2tSc# GEO. PURvIs,