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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22

Troop A. National Guard of Califor-
MIA, held its monthly shoot at Shell
Mound Park yesterday afternoon, using
revolvers at fifty-yard range and on
Creedmore targets. Sergeant F. T.
Engie won the medal, though he did
not have the highest score. AS two
men have already won medals, the
honor this time goes to Engle. Scores:
Lieutenant E. H. Carr. Il; Lieutenant r. c.
(,reeninrer. 80; Sergeant c. Orton SO: Ser
geant r. T. Engle, A; Sergeant F. r. Leh-
man, A: Sergeant Pope. 80: Sergeant W. Ba-
NJ. c. Bolts. ss: Corporal ]. steinman.p "a IS:
c.orporal F. Bartels. 35: Corporal F. Plaen
don. "a Trumpeter ,G. Ruge. 2e: Private G.
E. Morrison. %: A. Joost; 20; A. Beard. 81;
W. Newb.rd. 26; z; Irengove. 2. j. f..
"a: G.. Johnson 35: NJ Goldbere. 25; E. Cor
telvou 8; T. Werner, Al: 7. Connolly SO. n
Meyer, Il: C. olinger IS; j.. v. Peters. 80;
A. Kant. 3S-
The following scores were made on
the 900 yard. range by members of the
Golden Gate verein: H. j. Burns A;
E. w. Lewis. 1s; /. H. Kuhlke, AZ.
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HARE ELUDES
FLEET HOUNDS

The hares at Union Park yesterday
afforded much better running than for
several months past In the deciding &
course of the reserve stake the hare
took Gold Chain and l. L C, the Stock
ton greyhound, across the field and then
made good its escape Gold Chain led
nearly to the fence, where L l. C out
worked the son of Bright Chain and
won- This was the most exciting final
in many months.
The class stake was won by Panoche,
which led and defeated Humboldt in
the deciding course
There were number of decided. up
sets in the reserve event Reckless
Rose beat Northern Flyer. May Tunison
beat Flower Girl and Famous Fawcett
beat The Rival. all at to l. Stingaree
beat Hudson and Famous Faweett beat
Anna Ryne at to l. The days re-
suits, with Judge P. ]. Reillys official
scores, follow:
Class stake-Rocked Asleep beat Pocateili.
81; Humboldt beat Tillie r. so: Rector beat
ley Pride beat Frisky Barbara. so: Panoche
beat Lost Chord. so: Mr.. Zignego beat Frank
c, SO: Tom King beat Lord Brazen so.
Second round-HumboIdt beat Rocked Asleep.
43: FreePort beat Rector 7-o; Panoche beat
Valley Pride. 6-1: Mr.. Zignego beat Tom
Third rouad-Hunboldt beat Freeport. Al;
Panoche beat Mr.. Zigneso. so
n
ise Me-Freda @ beat J. Dennis HumhoIdt
(Hot stuff-Crawford Lass. Al.
Reserve stake-Rsnegade Apache beat Idle
wyse, 30; Reckless Acrobat beat Whoa BILL
81: Presto beat Monbells. 4-3; Capital Lady
beat Aurelia. Al: The Referee beat Impsrsous
SO: Sky Van beat Loretta. 5-4; Galveston beat
Tamera AZ; Real American beat Lady Leeds
6-S; Northern Flyer beat Glaucus 4-2; Reck-
beat Blue Craig, So; Polka Dot beat Sir Win
ton. &c; L L e. beat Muggsy. 5-s; Ina Cis-
sls beat J n. 70; Sea Lion beat Peerless.
Nj Amigo beat Bob r. So: Aggie Rocker beat
Hidden Hatred. 81: Doretta a bye Shot Gun
est Fire beat Lulu Girl. so: Blaze beat Ysl-
lowstcue. 5-3: Gold Chain beat Texas Betty,
a. Setorsd La1y ga eeas Sairy ses. "a; Hon.
beat Angus Clssus. SO: False Alarm beat Sc
cretive. 2-1; stingaree beat Hudson. 5-s:
beat r. w. Go: May Tunison beat Haughty
Heller, SO. Flower Girl beat Doodle Boy. so;
The Rival beat Concord Boy. so: Famous
siroc. go: Mavis Clair beat Cubanola. 3-2
Second rouud-Renegade Apache beat Reck-
Northern Flyer. "a: Polka Dot beat Lord SET
Fiving beat Sea Lion. so: Nj Amigo beat
Aggie Rocker, 7-2; Conroy beat Doretta. 60:
Colored Lady. 60: Preside Boy beat Honest
Jchn SO; False Alarm beat Stingaree. 40.
Rocker Arm beat Anandan, 20; May Tunison
The Rival 80: Aeolus beat Mavis Clair. 4-3
Third round-Renegade Apache heat Capital
Lady, SO. The Referee beat Galveston. 1O-2;
Polka Dot beat Reckless Rose. go: L. l. C.
b4at Fair Flying 81: Conroy beat Mi Amigo
so; Gold Chain beat Blaze. 80: False Alarm
beat Presidio Boy so: Rocker Arm beat May
Tunison. So; Aeolus beat Famous Fawcetf.
Fourth round-Renegade Apache beat Polka
Dot. 81: l. L. c. beat The Referee. so; Gold
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Keene' S Wild Mint
Is the Public
Favorite.
Brooklyn Handicap
Will Be Run on
Thursday.
special Dispatch to Tho Call

NEW YORK, May 21.-Three more days
of racing remain to be run of at Bel
mont Park, after which the scene will
shift to Gravesend track, where on
Thursday will be decided the s20, 900
Brooklyn handicap, the first really great
race of the year because of the fact of
its distance and of SO many good horses
being engaged. There are, however, some
interesting events still to be decided at
Belmont Park. one of which. the Thirty
ninth Belmont, should be a memorable
race. The fortunate owner of the winner
will become the possessor of a piece of
gold plate valued at $1,000 in addition to
about $4,000 in money. Hence it is the
most valuable purse of the year up to
date.
1t is understood that James R. Keene
will run at least two in this race. Wild
Mint and Won Tromp. Sysonby is not en-
tered. August Belmont will start
Blandy. winner of the Withers. L. v.
Bells Glorifier will no doubt run. So
may Sydney Paget's Jonquil, F. Burlew's
Migraine, John E. Madden's Hot Shot
and r. T. Wilson Jr.'s Sporting Star.
The defeat of Tanya few days ago by a
field far from first class would have lost
that fine filly many admirers were it not
that there were extenuating circum
stances 1t is now said she was not at
her best by any means.
If the track is dry Wild Mint should
win the Thirty-ninth Belmont. The en-
tries for tomorrow at Belmont Park:
First race, high weight handicap. seven fur
longs, main course-Roseben 140. Keniiworth
$780, Lord Badge 123, Neprunus III, Gerry c
f16 Voladay lis, Black Prince 113, Ceder-
strome III Delcanta Ill. Katie Caffrey 10,
Toi San 113.
Second race, four and half furlongs.
straight, two-year- olds. .'selling-Cambridge 102
Jessanine 80. Early Hours 30, Just &c. Fuibert
a3. Odd Ella 101.
teur cup-orly II 14s. The Huguenot 146. W
B. Fasig 146, Arrah Gowan 146, Queene Belle
I4i, Probe 129. Lipton lag, Masterman 149,
Consideration 143.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. main course,
Van Courtland handicap-Jacquin 112 Race
King 1oa. Oxford 197, Pasadena 1e6, Cairn-
gorm l01, Gamara 102. Sparkling Star 95, Leo
midas 9s Amberjaek 90 Katie Caffrey 90, Dia-
mond Flush 81.
Fifth raee. about two miles, steeplechase
neutrality-suspicious. 156, Bonfire 147. Sand
hurst 147. Rube 139. Decimo 1S9. Cold Van 135,
Champs Eiysees 13S.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs, straight,
maiden two-year-olds-AIl Pink los. Commo-
dore Fountaine los. Montanus los. Catalogue
Ios opticjan los. Hammeraway los. Pegasus
los, Barberloot los Voorhees, los, Margaret An
gelo los. Miss Point los. Blue Mamie 105 In
quistor 1cS.
Weather clear track fast.
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French Oak. for Picard,. CIyd..

PARIS. May 21.-The Prix de Diane
(the French Oaks) for three year-oids.
purse $4,000, ranking next to the
Grand Prix de Paris. was decided to-
day at Chantilly, Veil Picard's Clyde.
ridden by the American jockey, Cor
mack, winning by head. The betting
was 5 to- ] against Clyde. Edmund
Blanc's Muskerry was the favorite, but
was unplaced- There were fourteen
starters
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sr. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

Scott, Humorist.
van, Looknway.
Third race-Angleta, Fruit, Erla Lee.
Fourth race-Lubin, The Cook, Fore
hand.
Fifth rnce-Joe Lesser, Miss MA.
Day, Ethics.
Sixth race-Frank Me- Lacy Crav-
ford, Don't Ask Me.
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SUMMARY.
Ctnlen lnasee-Smith

Stolen bases-Smith Gray. Mclaughlin. Err
rors-DsIIon Toman Nordyke Two base hits
-Eagan. Smith, Toman- Sacrifice hits-Shee-
han. Nordyke. First base on errors-Los An
geles l. Tacoma 3. Left on baSes-Los Angeles
10 Tacoma 5. Bases balls-On Gray 2. off
Keefe 3. Struck out-By Gray 8 by Keefe f.
Double plays-Srnith 10 Toman Smith to To-
man to Dillon wild pitch-Keefe. Hit by
pitched baII-Spies. Flood 2. Time of game
Two hours thirty-three minutes. Umpire-Da-
Wis.
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SUMMARY

Errors-Kemmer. Dashwood CO, r. Hall
Burns CD, Kelley, Francks go. Earned runs
Seattle l. Oakland 2. Two-base hits-Roach
Houtz, Cook. Devereaux. Stolen bases-Dun-
leavy, Cook. Sacrifice hits-Roach Kruger
Francks. Struck out-By Roach T. by Schmidt
2, Bases on balls-On Roach l. Hit by
pitched ball-Byrnes, Kane Miller Dash
wood Double play-Rall to Burns to KEN
meT. Left on bases-Seattle IL Oakland s.
lime OF game-One hour and fifty minutes.
Umpire-Klopf.
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Chain beat Conroy 60: False Alarm bead
Rocker Arm. 5-4. Aeolus bye
Fifth round-L L c. beat Reneeads
Apache 4-S: Gold Chain beat Aeolus. ALI
sixth round-L L. c. beat False Alarm.
100. Gold Chain bye
CFstter Free-Sweet Favordale) beat Pascal
Poe's Colo Chain bright Chain MInnanne). IA
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Henley u. Rirh. Again.

Henley went into action yesterday
morning after a Two weeks Illness and
had enough TO buffalo the Giants. He
was bit wild and forced in the only
Portland run in the fifth inning. when
with two down and two on the paths
he passed Householder and Schlafey.
thus forcing run through. Jones was
getting his right along and the six runs
were the result Of twelve good bingles.
The score:
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ELM RIDGE ENTRIEs.

KANSAS CITY, May 21-The entries
for morrow's races at Elm Ridge
track follow:
First race five furlongs. maidens-Alma
Gardia los, Miss Anxious 105 Polly Forest los.
I,ota Gladstone los. Delta los. Pluto los, Quick
Stride los, Gauge los. ST. Hubert 10S Oliver
10S Uncle Dudley los.
Second race. six furiengs, selling-Clara
Berry SIS, Stainbrook 81, Melodius 81. Sports
man 90. Royal Legend o.. Ophelia Martin 81.
Hazel Roberts 9S, Squid 101. Durbar 102, Ida
Davis 1o4 Tom Bone 1Oi. Sid Silver 1o6. Dou-
bic six 1O7, Efhylene los. Hanswurst Ill.
Third race four and half furiongs selling
Blue Pirate 1oS Parvo los Agnolo 1O6, Gary
log. Reuben i07. Footspring los Haiur 1o9.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. selIing-Loyal
street IS, Harpoon S. Marco "a. Mi Reina 95,
Hopeful Miss 81. Lady Mistake 81. Martha c
Oh Potrero Grand 105. Best Man 106. Modred
log, Royal Blue e5.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Goldspot o. Ada los. Hoodwink 1o3. Sarah
Maxim 1oS, Our Bessie 104, Falernian 105
GIassfuI los, Telephone no, Baikal III
sixth race, one mile, selling-Lady Ellison
9s Arc Light 90. Presentiment 90. Big Bow
1Oi. Eduardo los. Liddon 163. Fleetwood 1o6.
Peggy O'Neal 1o7. St Denis 1o7. Marsh Redon
lot, Adare los.
ft,erc cloudy. track fast.
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San Francssco-
Totals 80 "a 1ol sS
SUMMARY

Stolen bsses-Henley ?. Shea 2 Nesyon A.
ErrorE-SchlsNey. Jones. TVo-base hfts-Tr
win. Nealon, Wheeler, Henley. Sacrifice hits
Van Buren, Shea, Gochnauer. Wheeler First
base on e-ror-San Francesca. First base on
called balle-Od Jones g. OF Henley 3 LETT
on bases-Portland s. San Francisc 3 str1elc
oiIt-By Jones g. BY Henley 3. Double play
McCresdie tc Murphy 20 Runkle. Passed fai
-Nurply- Time OF game-One hour fifty min
utes. Ump5re-Perine-
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SUMMARY.

Errors -Dunleayy, Kelley. Graham. Earned
Kemmer C5) Byrnes. Three-base hit-van
Haltren. Double plays-Houtz to Hall to
Frary: Graham 10 Kelley. Stolen bases-Kru-
ger Dunleayy. Sacrifice hits-McHale (2D, R.
Hall Struck out-By r. Miller 3, by Graham
D Bases on balls-On r. Miller 3. OFF Graham
3. Hit by pitched ball-Cook. Passed balls
frary o. Left on bases-Seattle Z. Oakland
o. Time of game-1:52. -Umpire-Klopf
SECOND GAME.
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Cherrie. and Icecream Cause De~th.

SACRAMENTO, May 21-Don Ham
Ion captain and third baseman OF the
cisco. dropped dead at Vacaville this
afternoon while running TO catch a
train. He had partaken OF cherries and
fcecream but snort time before. De-
ceased is said TO have had organic heart
trouble He was a bartender. unmar-
ried and was 20 years OF age
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SUMMARY

Neslon %, Garvin %. Crochnauer Wheeler
irwin, Runkle. Two-bsse hft-Irwfn Sacri-
nee hits-Nsn Buren. French. First base on
errors-Ssn Francisco ]. Portland T. First
base on called bslls-Of Williams g. OF Car
vln 8 Let on bsses-San Francisco 8. Port
land Z Struck ou1-By Williams 4 by Garvin
J. Tine q gane-one hour and forty minutes
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The effect on the digestive organs
after using Lash's Kidney and Liver
Bifters is truly wonderful
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BELMONT PARK sELEcrIoNs.

tBy the New York Telegraph.
First rnce-voIaday, Jerry C, Rose
Ben-
Second race-Just, Jessaminc. Cam
bridge.
Third race-Orly III, Queen Belle,
Consideration.
Fourth race-Pasadena, Gamara,
CairngOrm.
Fifth race-Bonnie Brook stable,
Sandhurst, Rube.
Sixth race-voorhees, Miss Point,
Blue Mamie.
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CHICAGO PLAYS
CLEVER BALL
Twenty-Five Thousand Spec.
tators See the Home
Team Defeat Washington
ONE ROUND FOR JONES
Is Replaced by Mcintyre,
Who Does Well Until Near
the End of the Game
ONE ROUND FOR JONES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO. May 21.--Washington's inability
TO hit Smith, who held them safe throughout
the game, lost the second of the series to
Chicago A base balls, a sacrifice hit and
a single in the opening session gave Washing
ton their only score. one-handed catch by
Cassidy running catch by Hill and the fine
all-around work of the Chicago team were the
features of the game. Attendance 25. 500. Score:
r. H. E
Chicago .-.-....--..-.--.2
Batteries-smith and Mcfarland, Patten and
Kittred-e
ST. LOUIS, May 21.-Boston won by hitting
sudhoff hard in the ninth Attendance a.
200. Score:
Boston o
Batteries-sudhof and sugden, Winter
Dineen and Criger.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN, May 21.-Chicago to-day
played all around the Brooklyn men. who by
getting two runs in the ninth, avoided a shut
out. Jones was batted out of the box in the
first. Mcintyre who replaced him. held his
own until the seventh. when two hits and
Attendance 10000 Score:
Chicago ..-......-.-.-.--..-n II 2
Batteries-Lundgren and Killing: Jones Nc
Intyre. Doescher and Bergen. Umpires-Klem
and Bausewine.
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Win. CYCLE race.

PARIS. May 21--Auretiere. a French
man. won the Bordeaux-Paris bicycle
race to-day. covering the $40 miles in
sixty hours and fifteen minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-22
Errors Behind Dick
Williams Tell
Sad Tale.
Garvin Has the High
Sign on Every
Native.

san Francisco 6. Portland 1.
Portland B san Francisco 1.
Seattle ,, Oakland ,.
Oakland ., Seattle 3.
Los Angeles >, Tacoma L (sevenIeen
innfngS)-
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pAcIF1c CRICKET CLUB.


RIMS at the fall Of each wicket-one for s,
two for 80 three for IS. four for So five for
10. six for So. seven for 81 eight for los. nine
for 13s. ten for 142.
j, SUMMARY OF BOWLING
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OF BOWLING.
Isern BOWED two wide bailss
CISCO COUNTY CRICKET CLUB.
Total

Runs at the fall of each wicket-One for l.
two for 6 three for 6, four for IL, five for 49,
six for %. seven for "a. eight for Al. nine for
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SECOND GAME
AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals.43 5 1928 10 Totals.32 1925 II
fkruger out hit by batted ball.
= a hHt hat rnH hnu
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SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
Sergeant EnEIe. 1. Medau.t.

wilkes BOWED one wide and Bowly one
ball.
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Tutale .s5 ? es5o q
IS BIZ INNINGS,

IOtaE.5 50 80 ZIt Iotafs- -54 Sf4s %
sO1le out when winning run scored.
fHogan out, hunted third strike.
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS.
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TotaIs-3O l 4 q 10 Totals31 5 p IL
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Ta4alsaR z 10 n II
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KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.

eather cloudy. track fast.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-02
PEARL.

c. f. Klamm. our hustling stOcl
buyer, shipped q carload OF hog
Tuesday.
II iS ramored that several Of oul
fine farms will change owners shortly
Alfred Smart's sale was well attend
ed and property brought good prices.
Roy BetE Of Ripehart visited bis
cousin, A. H. Dishl, Monday.
"A. Heller made business trip to
Lyonsdale Tuesday.
Mrs. John Smith died Suddenly last
Friday, leaving q family Of seven
children, 9 husband and father. The
remains we're taken to Chapman for
burial.
The Sunday school will hold . val
entine social Friday evening, Feb. 10.
There will also be q Ash poad and
lunch counter fllsd with good things
to eat. A good time 10 promised to
ell who attend. Everybody invited.
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RINEHART.

Mrs. J. Keller who has been in abb
lene the past two weeks on account Of
illness 10 improving and e expected
home this week.
Those from this vicinity who at
tended the lecture at Chapman Satur-
day night report good entertain.
ment.
W. Fl. Hollinger 10 putting up ice
this week.
Miss Nellie Brown visited Saturday
and Sunday with Mise Eva Diehl.
George Scurlock is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of new buggy.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF
this conference year will be held at
the N. 3. church on Sunday. Feb. 70.
Miss Anna Murphy spent Sunday
with home folks.
M. L. Baughey has completed his
new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Diehl have
had siege Of Ia grippe the past few
DAYS,
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DETROIT.

Miss Amy TiltOa returned from
visit 10 Larned.
Elder Basber preached here one eve
ning last week.
Joha Wagner has the grip
Miss Lydia and Oscar SchBeider Of
Abilene spent Sunday ia town.
Miss Alice Long OF Moonlight was
the guest Of Miss Alice Munsell one
day last week.
Mr.. Marsh and family expect to
move soon to Logan county.
Mrs. G. ". Tilton was called to
Chapman last week By the illness Of
her niece, returning home Saturday.
Fred Rather will have 3 sale Of
cattle, horses and implements, FEB. 9.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Katie Miller Of Hope is visit
ing iriends in this vicinity.
Miss Belle Bowers spent several
days last week with her cousin, Mrs
Hugh Mustard.
Dan Baer and family returned from
the west on Saturday very glad to get
home.
Brenisef Bros. shipped three car
loads OF hogs and cattle to Kansas
City last Monday and both, went along
to the city.
Fred Heinz made q business trip to
Abilene Tuesday.
Jim Brown hauled wheat to Aida
last Saturday.
Everybody IN this county is anxions-
" awaiting the connection Of the tele-
phone lines to Abilene where they
can have access to the county seat.
Miss Ermahl Johnson Who is at
tending school in Abilene visited home
folks over Sunday
Miss Grace Brown visited Of o,
Balls couple days last week.
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ACME

John Glsh has been selling hb corn.
The farmers have their telephone
line we'll under way. 1t will soon 30
ready for use.
W. Wood sold some cows last week.
George Buchsnau expects to take .
position with TIE Mccormick Co.. the
coming season.
Clayton Engle, after a couple Of
days' illness, is able to attend school
again.
Miss Jess Rees Of Abilene visited
with relatives here last Saturday!
Mrs. Kinney entertained a few Of
the Acme ladies last Wednesday.
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MOONLIGHT.

Miss Amanda Noel was visiting
friends at Ramona last week.
Misses Mary Brechbill and CyCeua
Middleton Of the D. c. d. s. spent
Sunday in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram Eugle Of Abb.
lene visited at B. F. Eugle's Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the lecture at Chapman Saturday eve
ming.
Miss AIDA Eagle is staying With
her sister, Mrs.. o. H. Brechbill, a few
weeks.
jacob Eshelman was up from Ssdg-
wick over Sunday.
Cyrus SOllenberger Of Ramona was
whiting at Jacob Orders Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LantE are Wis
iting acquaintance here.
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TAIMAGE.

Miss Gsrtis Ayers Is sick with
pneumonia.
Homer and Mrs. Hugh Mustard
have returned 70 their home In Wash
ington stats.
TslmAgs high school has sdded .
lot Of new books 70 lts library.
Much sickness prevails in this VI
entity. Grip and PnsunOnIs takes
the lead.
Nay cOasAbsrgsr was ont Of school
part Of last week on account Of sick
nsss.
". D. FaItOn has rented bis els-
vstors 70 tbs Hutohinson Milliag Co.
for ths coming year.
NJ. Brown has been putting in :
few more phones this week.
A very large crowd sttsadsd The
funeral Of Mr.. LukA Rev. Burk-
holdsr oaoiaiod and poke hon ~
lszt. "rhongh Re day ~. - l trust
d Hlns
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wOoDBINE.

Rev. Bright win hold the quarterly
meeting service Sunday. Feb. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Kennedy Of abb
lens spent few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick.
The new windows for the @. n. 3.
church have arrived and are being
put in Placs.
Raymond BurkhOldsr Of Buckeye
has been Visiting the past week with
bis sister. Mrs. J. A. Mcclellan.
Unusual interest was taken ln the
@. z, meeting Sunday evening. Mise
new members we're taken into sctivs
nsmbsrshiP.
A broken CRATE In one Of ths stoves
caused a llttlS irrsgulsrity in the
school Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and MrS. Hssry Catch we're
net ct he train last Wodnssdsy By
sOms Of thsir friends and gives q
,hOvsr Of riss before Saving On thsirI
ssadIng trip Afisr thslf return
lhsy Vim nsts thsIr bone % Mr.
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BELLE SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs.. John hirmsister were
shopping in Abilsss Saturday.
TIE many irisndf'oi J. Reeves Who
had stroke Of paralysis in Abilene
will b glad 10 know that be is Inn
proving slowly.
Mr.. asd EfA JOhu Rubin we're Wis
itlnR Relatives near Junction City
Sunday.
q. Heller left for OklahOma where
he has . One position IS nsnager Of .
stucso mill.
NJ. and Mn. J. W. Asling Of ElmO
ssrS yIsitIng irisnds il Enssgpriss
Fitfy. ~
Tks scholars Of Miss Roberta eDsas
u,kooi, di,,risb No. 81, vii hnvO .
nss pugIan FridaJ hiieEioos, PsA.
8. aiR q. visiion ~ vsloone
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UNION VALLEY.

s.H. LsBbsrt he'd the misfortune
Of losing two Of his choice hogA
Miss Cora Lsdy visited with Der Sis-
ter Carrie west Of Abilene ever sun.
day.
Mrs. A. !, REust iS On The pisk list.
Mrs.. Joe Davidson has the grippe.
J. W. sohuSsSF vas 5 businssS
caller 70 Hope this week.
Mr.. Thompson ls our nall carrier
- present
L L VroOnsa shippSd several
DurOo jersey hogS this vOsk.
Lndy saIvsly buishsrsd o. liOSasy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-02
NEwBERN.

Chas. RiCkerman and family Wis
tied at VIM. Scheufele's Sunday.
The farmers Of north Dickinson
will soon have their telephone line
completed.
Ray Reeves and Mr.. Davis trans
acted business in Abilene Friday.
Ed CAskey Is busy hauling feed on
the Shepherd place where he expects
to move 10 the near future.
Quite number 10 this vicinity at
tended the sale Of MI. Dill near Enter
prise last week.
Miss Rota Plummer who is attend
lag school in Chapman visited her
parents last week.
The farmers telephone meeting
which was held at Eureka Saturday
night was well attended.
Miss Anna Blanchet Of Herington
visited her sister, Mrs. W. N. Purdy'
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Shoemaker who have
lived in tlis vicinity for some time
left for Missouri where they expect
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Golden who visited
their daughter, Mrs. Chss. Butcher IN
Russell cOahty. returned home Tuee-
day.
Quite q numbst in this vicinity At
tended the sale Of @. Anderson.
A young couple Of NewberD attend
cd box social some time ago. The
girl didn't take any box, SO while the,
boxes were being sold the boy got
hungry and bought another girls box.
His girl waited patiently till be got
through with his supper.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-02
GARFIELD.

Miss Lula Low spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Abilene.
J. G. Brown will have sale Tues
day. Mr.. and Nrs. Brown will 60 TO
California. They will be greatly
missed in this neighbOrhood.
The box social at Highland was we'll
attended. The proceeds were about
4l5.
RAymond Myers and George Wool
verton spent Saturday In Abilene.
Henry Fink has bought the place on
which be now lives.