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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28

A. R. Palmer, formerly of
Livingston, has removed to Glen
dive, Mont.
Charles Oleson, of Castle Rock,
was in the city shaking hands with
friends on Saturday.
DIR. Walter Lee of Bellevue,
Ia, has our thanks for a liberal
remittance and a kindly greeting.
Henry Nauman, the expert
meat cutter at Ats, is taking a
week off and is enjoying the out
ing immensely.
Mrs. j. w. Alcorn had the mis-
fortune to fall down cellar last
week and received a few bruises
but not serious.
Albert Henkel is home from
Whitewater Normal for summer
vacation. Albert was the star
pitcher for the baseball team of his
school during the season and made
good record as an amateur
twirler.
No town can become or long
retain it's position as good bust
ness center so long as the majority
of it's business men rely upon a few
merchants to bring the business to
them. Too often the men in few
lines of trade are about the only
ones who reach out after trade, the
others merely waiting for their as
sociates to induce the people to
come to town and contenting them
selves with the trade that drifts to
them. This is manifestly unfair and
unjust and no whole souled public
spirited business man will do it. If
you want trade ask for it. Tell peo-
pie what you have to sell, and give
them reasons why they should buy
from you, rather than from the
'other fellows" The most effective
and far-reaching method of asking
for trade is by newspaper advertis-
ing. The newspaper reaches every
body. 1t is also mirrored refec-
ton of the town. If 1t contains no
advertisements people mutually con-
clude that there is no one there who
has life enough to do business. If it
has few, that there is not sufficient
competition to bring prices down to
the right level. The newspaper is
the one agency which touches all
the people at the time. The scholar
cannot get along without it, the
farmer has it for his sole intellectual
food. Rich, poor, wise, ignorant,
young, old-everybody reads the
local paper and it is the only form
Of literature of which this may be
said. Thus the opportunity of the
press is unlimited. 1t has the public
ear and the public can best be
reached through it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28

Farmers have started to gather
in the hay.
The board of trustees of the
Congregational church urgently re-
quest and invite the members to
meet with them in the church Fri
day evening of this week at 7:3O p.
m. for the purpose of considering
matters of the utmost Importance.
The newspapers are asking,
why are the young folks dis,
satisfied with work on the farm?''
Maybe tits because they are growing
more like whole lot of young folks
in the towns-so Internal lazy that
they have no heart to do anything
but lie around and eat up what the
old man earns and the old woman
cooks.
The Lancaster Exploration COM
pany held meeting at Hyde's ma
chinery emporium Monday eve to
complete organization. Bylaws
were read and approved. Lou
Fischer was chosen president; HI.
c. Walton, vice president; A. w.
Hastings, secretary, G. w. Knapp,
treasurer; directors: w. J. Battle,
Joe Ivey, III. G.. Nathan.
The Bohemian named Mozoff
of Muscoda who endeavored to
marry his aunt, a woman named
Whitish, last winter in Lancaster
and whose plans were frustrated at
the last minute and the compact an
nulled by Justice Wheeler, took it
for granted that he would live with
his loved one anyway and the
couple have been enjoying marital
bliss for some time. The sheriff
pounced down upon them the
other day however and they were
brought to Lancaster to answer to
the charge of fornication. Both
waived examination and were
bound over to trial in circuit court
next fall. Bail was fixed at $3.50
each which they secured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28
Baptist Notices.

Boys Brigade, attention! Those
who wish to be counted in on the
camp supper must report and get
tickets before Friday noon. Each
boy can invite one friend. Enter
tainment after supper with lantern.
No preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Preaching at Liberty Ridge Sum-
day afternoon at the usual hour.
DANIEL SPRAGUE, Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28

rapid strides the past month. They
expect to be second to none by the
4th. Just watch them in the parade.
There will be twenty of them.
w. S. Hazard, travelling sales
man, called on old friends and
neighbors here Sunday. Will is
always welcome to this place.
J. M. Chambers was over from
Prairie du Chen last week, attend
ing to business and making some
improvements to his property here.
Miss Ella Wilson, a successful
teacher at Viroqua, is visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
A feature of our fourth of July
parade will be two prizes of SIS and
SO. so for the best outfit, and two of
the same amount for the funniest
rig.
John and Miss Kittie Carey are
home FRONT Madison, having finished
the course in the University. Their
mother, Mrs. Mary Carey, is home,
after an extended visit with rela-
tives in several places.
VIM. Barnes, of Cassville, was IN
town Saturday.
Herb. Bieloh's stage team of
mules started to run from the post
office Friday, but they were turned
into the side street and stopped.
There was a lady passenger IN the
stage at the time, and, not having
the lines, she was in great peril.
DR.. S. A. NARROW attended an
important dental meeting at Dubu-
que last Friday and Saturday. At
the same meeting was DR.. VIM. A.
Clack and daughter, Miss Ida, of
Clear Lake, Iowa. After the meet
ing they came on to Bloomington
with DR.. NARROW, and passed few
days visiting at the home of Grant
Ballantine and with other old
friends.
Miss Edith Ballantine is at home,
having completed her course at the
University.
Claude Hickok goes to Platteville
on Friday, to continue his work
with Clay Adkins.
Aunt Jane Hadley is slightly i'm
proving in health.
Harry Hickok and wife visited at
Lancaster Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Winner, of Beetown,
died last week, after long illness.
Frank Lawler and wife, of Chic
age, visited at the home of his
uncle, James Hampton, last week.
Mr.. Lawler is a railroad man.
The town and village boards of
review met Monday and looked over
the work of the assessors, making
very few changes.
Miss Grace French visited at Cass-
vile last week.
George and Sabena Stockert
visited at Lancaster Sunday.
Miss Myra Knapp returned from
Oshkosh last week, where she had
been attending school.
There was an interesting Chill
dren's Day program at Providence
Sunday.
Daniel Adams went to Dubuque
Monday, to consult surgeon re-
garding serious condition of the
stomach. We hope that an opera
ton will place Daniel on his feet.
We celebrate July 4th
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28
In Remembrance.

John Patel departed this life in
this city June 18th, 1905, aged 81
years, months and 10 days.
Our brother, precious to our hearts, has
gone.
The place made vacant in our home can
never more be filed:
Our Father in his wisdom called
The boon His love had given,
And though on earth the body lies
The soul is safe in Heaven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28
Millions Lost in Postage Stamps.

An experienced clerk in a branch
postofice says that Uncle Sam is in
pocket every year more than
$1.OOO,OOO by purchase of postage
stamps which are never used.
'How many stamps" he asked,
do you lose through carrying them
carelessly il your pockets and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28

Place an adv. in the fair book.
Fay Baldwin is home from
Colorado.
Roland Dubel, of Mt. Hope,
was in the city few hours on
Saturday.
The days have commenced to
decrease and light bills will COM
mence to increase.
-Montfort saloonkeepers are con-
Quoting bargain sales this week as
the town goes dry Saturday.
Lancaster citizens who wish to
celebrate next Tuesday may have
their choice of several more patrio-
tic towns, including Bloomington,
Beetown and Potosi.
First communion services at St.
Clements Catholic church Sunday.
The ladies will give dinner, serv-
ing ice cream, cake, etc., all the
afternoon. All invited.
Congressman Webster E. 81 own,
wife and two sons are here from
Rhinelander for a visit with rela-
tives. The congressman visited
Platteville yesterday with Richard
Meyer, Jr.
The boards of review for the
two towns of Lancaster met yester-
day, and Supervisor of Assessments
Arnold met with them. The board
of review for the city meets next
Monday.
Among attorneys here from
abroad in attendance at the ad-
iourned term of circuit court this
week were Rufus Smith, Madison;
Kopp, Murphy and Cleary of
Platteville; Howe and Blaine of
Boscobel.
The lawns of the city never
looked better than they do at the
present time. There is a fine growth
of grass and the trees are in excel
lent foliage, flowers are blooming
and there is no prettier sight than
the we'll kept lawns about the RESI-
dences of Lancaster.
Sunday evening as Sheriff
Glenn was about to take a buggy
ride with his daughter the horse
became fractions throwing the
little girl out and the buggy passed
over her. She was badly scared but
not badly injured. We are glad to
report that the accident was not
serious.
The bill making change in the
state aid for fairs was passed by a
vote of 40 to 20. It provides that 40
per cent. of the total premiums paid
at the annual fair the preceding
year shall be paid by the state,
providing that in computing the
amount upon which the percentum
is to be paid, that not more than
one half was given for trials of
speed or other contests. This will
be help to the larger fairs, but the
smaller ones will not receive as
large an amount from the state as
heretofore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28
Notice..

Persons residing in the city of
Lancaster owning or having in their
possession any dog or dogs are here
by required to register the same on
or before July LIST and pay the Ii
cense fee as required by ordinance.
GEO. A. DYER,
City Treas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28

l. L. Ermin will preach at Pleasant
ridge church next Sunday at II a.
m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-28
U. B. Church Notes.

You are invited to the ice cream
social at the home of Mrs. A. Church
in Pleasant valley tomorrow eve.
Proceeds for benefit of the pastor,
Rev. Chapman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
RIEEHART.

8. r. BlaokwsldOr was . Chapmal
lvidtot one day last week.
Roy Murphy transacted business IL
Woodbine Monday.
Emil Hoffman Of junction City
was tnOut neiekbOrAOcd several dayd
last week. ~
The Rinehart school board held
their school meeting Thurday. July
20, ana elected Miss Clara Rorn fol
teacher. one Of Dickinson county's
most popular teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Diehl visited
Sunday avJ. T. Murphy's.
Roy Betz who was kicked BY .
hofsS = month ago is able to DO
around. We are glad to see Royh
smiling face with US again.
Walter Hollingsrs new barn is
well under way. Farrell, Kirk and
FenstermAcher, carpenters Of Chap
man. ire doing tie Work.
The dne rain shat fell here Saturday
night and Sunday y . great benefit TO
the corn 1 orr and fail pioving. O
+ miss CARA Horn 81 southeast Abb
lsns WAS in this vicinity last Wed1es.
day. Y 2
Sam Mitch OF Woodblne was o caller
hstSohe day last week.
II thsss little 6le 'purs" that are
owned BY different people In the
'nSighborEood arr not kept more
|clpssly at home some night when
they are ''disturbing the peace" the
mad thAs ID DISTURBED will put an ehd
TO thsit qG'CArssr;" aud thus will have
pobVds
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03

TO be but Ggain.r He has been CON
fined to bis room for four weeks!
Miss Grace smith Wa seriously i'll
last week. She is some better. -
Harry Myers Z digging . cellar g a.
preparatory to building . house on =
bis farm.
Mrs. Ryan and children Of King
fisher, Oh, are visiting Der parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ball,
Harry PhiIlippi was down from Be-
lima over Sunday. '
VIM. Phlllippi and family spent
Sunday In Holland. " 'e'''
Mrs. H. J. Smith returned from q
weeks stay at Hsrington. :
2 A aambsr from here viii attend
the German picnic a. New BAIL
Thursday.
Lydia and Frtd HeldStab returned
from Mcpherson where they have
been in school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
FLORA

L ID
Miss Maggie Stewart Of Stockton 4
visiting ffSl6tivSS aHd his6dS intthii
Vicinity. a1cf Y
Grapdma Boot died ras the home Of
hst sbho saturday night and was
Hutisd Moaday asPEattSdalsc y, r.
ApbroseI Rysrs has beea Slected
principal Of the Detroit school.
\ wslsst wastG uttiss BOY /. very
sick.
Two Of W.. WrigAt's children aFe
sick.
Mrs. Kuhlman has the primary
room Ut Tilmaebfot the COmIng yeGS.
IA principal hos mot yet bsen hired
Il Ii much regretted that @. 3. Ash
cratt did nobIstufh!9 I y "'t2 ef
Lightning struck three wires 81
Talmage during tne resent StoEm y
damaging several phones 1
AskiEd son came 10 tho home Of c.
B. Cooks Of MOrganyille last week.
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Alice Englt
visitsd their sister, Mrb. BuFkhdidSt,
A,ook ~ -. T. - 4 r
MI. Hislop is recovering and hopes
to be out again soon.
8 Mrs Rle1o. Mustard is in a preCAri'
:pus condition. She was taken y
Abilene where she will undergo az
operation Hsr many friends hope
for An early recoverv .cs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
PHEASANT VALLEY

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Basr,
July 20, daughter.
Miss Efas Picking is home from
Chapman and again fills her place At
the Buckeye swltchbOara. ~ -
Joe CrssS is now at home at the
little town Of Gresham, Oregon. He
met in Portland large number Of
Kansas friends among whom were q.
Brenizsr and wife. D. Sewers, Abe
Livingstone, formerly Of Abilene,
john Henry Of this place, Millard
Ayers and wife and p. Keller Of ABB
lsne who is running q lunch counter
there. He said 1t made him think Ae
was back in sunny KanssS again.
Grace Brown is helping Mrs. Isaac
Kaufman few days this week
Nd. ss1 MqAIstnsJ Visited her
little niece, Miss Vera Adeilns Baer,
Monday afternoon.
Miss Olive Ball spent . couple Of
days st J. Browns. .'''4'' '''
Mrs. Sexton from south Of Abilene
spent Saturday night snd Sunday d
the eress home. 4t.-Fe
Thb icnhloobpd for EalP cane Of
last and the farmers are all rejoicing.
ci,ssrns ovsrrAn, isnosa and bridges
washed opt and many cellars were
~ 3iif fSs Sc-t II SCI
Mrs. Motley and mother Of Abilene
Visited relatives i'd tue t6dntTy over
Sunday. - ''''' e
Miss Mary Daniels iS working ct
Hn.n H.sf.l. - . FAsi
Misc Marshall who hAs been AttsHd'
Iseahs switchboard ct Buohsys the
I'd, month viii leave thlt week for
her hdns-
Howard KnislsJ bad qlitt an az
psrIsnes wiIh bic sngips last Friday
kbsr securely Plsnking across a
Nc I sud nly I've away letting
IA 3svtnsifJ dowA lis hxsd up
sg.iu bu, viii qslsss les spd much
labor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
ELMO.

Three good rains the past Weel
have almost insured a zig corn crop,
The M. E. church has been rep4int
ed which adds much to its appear
ance.
A new steel windmill has been puT'
chased for the town pump. '''' ~ ''''''
Jacob Ryf and eothsrs eShipped sl1
carloads q cattle TO Kansas City Mon
day.
]. W. Elliott il putting in . tele'
phone. f' . '~'
The German Reformed people held
their annual picnic Wednesday in
EpFecher's grove. t2r
Miss Grace WoOlVerton has been
reempIoyed teacher Of the primary
room. The principal has not ye'
been selected. r7rd rs .21I+if
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
PEARL.

Clara Taylor received two carloads
of sheep fhbSday. 2"0 't'o
Mrs. ]. B. stauttsr and son o.. Abb
lene are visiting with her sister, Mrs.
A. l.. Hollinger. - 49, ." "
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. b. H. BetE who
have been visiting in Pennsylvania
the past two months have returned
home we'll pleased with their trip.
Mr.. Betz says there is no Place hllEs
Dickinson county.
Ben Johnston and sister Laura
spent Sunday with friends IN the VI
Iclnsy, SgisVpIsnadE' &C sss s.s;s
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas =, Taylor
visited friends at RipshSfl Monday.
@. F. Klanm skipped : esrl0sd Of
cattle Monday. ----...
Rev. J. ]. Chambers and family Of
Carey, KaS., arrived Monday for q
visit among friends in this viclnity.
Jambsis q RinehArt boy and has many
friends hsrs Who will be glad to vel
come him back to the scenes Of bis
'6hildhoodp [
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
BELLE SPRINGS.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Meuli.
10 l2-ponna boy. ">~9 r..
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Bickeman we're
shopping'in Abilene Tuesday.
@Mr. and Mrs. H.eWagener Of Dillon
visited at 3. Rubip's Friday.
There are several new houses and
barns Being built III this vicinity.
G, Heller made . business trip 70
Lincoln county.
Nj. and Mrs. o. Bandelow who
hAva been visiting in Iowa and Wis
consin the last few months have 70
turned home.
TGrsshihg' 10 about finished in this
vicinity and wheat turned out better
than expected. ~
THE BspslSt parsonage has been re-
painted Eand papsred and is now in
fine shape for the new minister who
will arrive the frSt week in August
from Croiord. fexai.
The old ]. X. Baldrige farm was
sold again for $4,000 to some eastern
parties.
] A enc rain fell Saturday and Sun
day and the prospects for a big corn
crop are good. ''
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.'woopB1NE.

Farmers are wearing unusual brOs'
smiles. = Prospects for corn ono
pumpkins are excellent
s. q. Gugeler made business TIL
to the county seat Monday.
| s. L. Book has broken ground fol
the cellst and foundation for bis new
residence.
Frank Rohrer Of Lawrence SPent
few days visiting friends
The English M. e. church and Sun
d.y school are planning to buy q new
organ for the church. Let every one
hsIb with 4 little cash and . good
word.
Arthur Wolf has purchased the .
Peter Hubert farm east Of WoCdbilre !.
Art says As intend. to stock stock up and a
commence business as soon % poser
BILE.
Frank Tlsgs made q cash deal fOr :
the J. F. Murphy quarter norm Of
town last week.
Z Prof. G. A. Thompson Of HAlstsAd,
Kss.. has. accepted the position Of
ur,ucluul Of the WOOdHins schools
Nj. Thompson gave good satisfaction
,.s. vsst and we wish for him >
suoosssiul term for 1sOb-Os. Miss
NalIis shOarsr Of Chapman will teach
the primary department. Miss shesrsr
I. /. 0radusts Of the State Normal and
also q our county high school She
has bad several years Of exPsrisncs
and therefore takes charge Of her de-
psrtpsnt With the best Of quAlinO''
cations,
WoodbIue will tackle the Hope osll
team on the lattsr'I grounds Thurs'
dsy. Hope promises iair deal 70
even up TOT bad treatment last time !,
The boys haven't very much to say
sbOas the game with Abilene only
that thew were . little out-olasssd'
However they want 10 Try the Abilene
team On the WOOdblns ssld vhsre our
b6ys FEEL more ct home. They have =
been taking turns kicking one 'n0'h'r
far errors rnade 81 Abilene
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03

An appreciated rain fell here sasuF'
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Engls visited q
Il. e. MusSss's Sunday
Miss Lydia Nuss OF wOodbine Wis.
tied Clara and Agnes Messing last
week.
W. scheuiele is building an adj y
tion to his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isssc Brubaker Of
Gslva spen. Last week az z. EDqglot'
Mrs. H. N. Engle and Mrs. D. Gtsh
Of Abilene visitsd relatives in this VI
cinity last week.
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MOONIIGHE

Rev. J. M. Sheets was called 70 Dc
.roit wednesday to ipfsach NE funeral
sermon Of littleF frankie HAWk.
Miss Anna Dowling returned home
after . visit With friends and relatives
Al solomon. e@ @d TOY a'
J. q. Miniek cus millss for Henry
Stocker one day last week.
Mise. AliCs EngIs aSd Bessie Boycs
called at the home oftMiIlArdr Engie
last Wednesday evening. -
Newton Cobb visited with bic son
Frank at Dssr6it "a WedISdday. !
Rev. ). NJ SAestT Of Gypsum 10
visiting home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn returned 70
their home in Nebraska aitSf % short
visit with Z. Kiem'A Mr. Horn was
looking after his property while here.
Abe Brec6bilt was reported on the
sick list Q fORldSyb last MeSk! q
Miss Berthe Hoover was q Chapman
caller Friday.
Miss Maggie McFerren returned
from visit at Solomon Friday.
Quite o number from this vicinity
attended harvest meeting at Zion Sat-
urday afternoon. aFl q " ! =
Miss Eva DuAlOpe has the Center
Dale school, Mary Sheets the Harmony
and Jacob Brandt the Chronister for
the coming water. n 70 VIC q
Mrs. E. N. Shests and Lizzie Bert
were Abilene visitors Monday.
Elmer Zeigler finished shelling corn
for B. W. Hoover Thursday.
Mrs. Frapk Cobb and daughter OF
Brookville were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry stocker Sunday.
Mrs. E. True OF Brown county is
visiting her parents Mr. and MF''
Boyce.
Bowling Bros. ride in q new buggy.
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RR HOFFMAN. Austlonssr.
sam BOOK. Olsrk - ''7
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03
TALMAGE.

Rev. Burkholder has gone 70 Plain
Vile TO visit his fNther.
Miss Belle BsArdsly has gone to
Navarro where she has position In o
store. .. I.r r
Miss Alice Engle Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Burtholder. -r j
Misc Anna Fulton delightfully."- en-
.ertdined d few friends Friday evening
ID honor Of Misses Rene 'AIkinsOn and
Enc BlAsChfOrd 81 Kansas CITY who
are visiting here. a''4 . .'"''
Ed Hoi1worsh Of Hutchinson spent
sunday q homo. "a hEb By AIl
maniy character ahd devotion to bust
uSis won in dnviibls place In fail
road bdsinssG and Sstt hii ambition
ts not SatIdhsd yst. '''7 ~ 90 ''
Mrs. Ks.s Collins LET. today for hsE
home IN Texas.
Miss Maggie Stewart Il visiting
irisnds here. shsbzPscts 70 stay two
months, t '.l'nt''" 4 'T1i
Mrs.. Kuhlmsn VIM teach the lower
room Of the Taimsss school this year.
shs I, one Of our bssf tsaohSti and
will give 's.isipr.iOn q svssy way
Miss BlundsThsld win tssoh the
Chsss school this y@F. She needs
no recommendation szosP, ihs work
she has done ~ the PnSl She Z .
oonsoisntloul chFlstlsn glEl Ald haa
always given SsiiFias,iOa EhsFevsr
she hss taugha
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q SDGoH Il REaHst 8ral nttnl 800
COUNTY R|E : IONS
-
BUCKEYE.
a spEorAL RsFLT0ToR CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. G. G. Winsler and sister, Libby
WoolvertOn. spent several days Will
Mrs. E. J. Winsler last week.
Grandma Roof died Saturday night
after I lingering Illness
Elmer Hoyt lost a fine horse last
week Win tdidot. . ~ 20
B. +, Eyes mother and sister Of
Clay county visitsd' him last week.
} Tho Misses Kiff and brother at-
tended the picnic in J. Taylors grows
given by the Grace Reformed church
last &Sek.H rn4 t+fro % :
Farmers are busy blowing. 1
Mapter Jim Maxine Of Abilene is
visiting a. z. HcyEs.
aThS ice cream social held Tuesday
might At The school HceR for the
benefit Of the league was . success.
3 QUC ID DYRu nov DllB
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HOLLAND.

Ths late rain was very nach AP'
PERSISTED. Corn IL in fac shaP~
wheat is JisldIpg from II to "
bui6SlI pet sOts.
Wi RObsos PuroAa''d . n'"
throshsr,
Albert Robson has recovered enoogh
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-03

For sale, bay pony. weighs $50
pounds. ! years old inquire ct S1O
East Fifth strNbt, 3. V. Stone. 47.2N