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q circular letter sent out by MT. Aid" rich of the anti-Taft faction, calling upon the "outs' to unite for the pur- pose of throwing out the 'ins' The purpose of introducing the letter was to show that the Davidson fac- ton had publicly recognized that the Thompson faction was the regular organization, MT. Aldrich acknowledg- ed the authenticity of the letter and 1t is believed to have had much to do with the fact that a roll-call was not required to decide the contest in favor of the Thompson delegates
 There was no demand for a roll-call and on the viva voce expression, it is said, that only MT, Scott of Alabama voted for the seating of the delegates elected by his faction.
 The Arkansas contest, involving the two delegates from the Fifth Congress sional district, was then taken up, Only half an hour was devoted Co 1t, and the committee voted without a dissent l ing voice to seat the delegation in- structed for Secretary Taft, The other ! delegation claimed to be for Taft's nomination also but 1t was not in structed.
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SOCIETY OUT TO
 SEE MAUDE ADAMS
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association, said: Come. boys, now lets show her how much we all love her" at the conclusion of the play. And a second cheer, almost as hearty as the first. went up for the com pany."
 Miss Adams Viola was an admir- able conception of the part IL was a simple, gIrlish, straightforward im- persondtion and she won new laurels for herself and crept closer into the ao1rts of her many admirers here.
 he supporting company was one of exceptional fneness, and too much cannot be said in praise of them.
 Miss Josephine Victor was charm ing as Olivia This is her second ap- pearancc In New Haven this year, As she played the leading part fin Chan ming Pollock's The Secret Orchard" at the Hyperion on New Years day.
 Miss Adams was presented with an enormous bunch of American Beauty roses. and very gracefully thanked the association for the flowers and for the honor of playing before them While the principals bowed their thanks and smiled their pleasure, The thousand people who were present represented the college set and prominent society people many of whom are always sure to be noticed in an audience anticipat- ing good Interpretation of Shake speare. There were several parties of 1 from half q dozen to ten from nearby places, Waterbury, Bridgeport and An. sonia
 Among those who saw the perform ance last night were President and Mrs. Arthur P. Hadley, Rev, and Mrs. Anson Phelps stokes, Prof. and Mrs. l William Lyon Phelps Prof and Mrs. l Charles Sears Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs. l William A. Rice Col. and Mrs. r. II. ! Bigelow, Mir. Henry L. Hotchkiss, Mrs. | F. E, Garrison, Mir. and Mrs. Wallace I B. Fem, MT. and Mrs, Seymour c. LoomIs Mir. and Mrs Amos F. Barnes, Mir. George Seymour, Prof and Mrs E. Hershey sheath, Miss Mildred Wilson Mir and Mrs J. Arnold Nbrcross, pr. and Mrs. Swain, Mir. and Mrs James F. Webb, Mir and Mrs II. Stuart Hotch kiss. Prof and Mrs. Charles Clark, Prot Arthur M Wheeler, Mir and Mrs. Chas De Forest, MT. and Mrs C. Berry Peets MT and Mrs. William II. Mosley, Miss Harriet Moseley, Mrs Walter Camp Mrs Roy Marston, Mrs, F. c. Bourne Prof. and Mrs. II, s. Canby, Mrs N D. Spcrry, Mrs Frothingham, Mir and Mrs Charles D. Nlcholl Miss Louise Bigc- low, Mrs. Burnside Wnslow, Mir. Thorn. ton Hunt, Prof, and Mrs, J c. Schwab MT and Mrs, John c, North, Miss Emily Whitney. Miss Mary Whitney, MT and Mrs F. B, Read, Miss Kate Trowbrldgc Miss May Damn, Mir. Carl Beers Miss Clara Jepson, MT. and Mrs. Heury F. English.
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(Contlnued rom flfSt IaBe,) tory address was delivered by Charles A. Parcels of New Milford In his ad- dress he urged a stronger school spirit at Hopkins
 Harold S, Palmer, the son of Pro- lessor Arthur II Palmer of the Ger man department of Yale, was the vale- dictorian as we'll as the recipient of many prizes In his address he went over the history of the famous school and the progress made during the past year
 The rector, Mir. Woodford then an nounced the prize awards. The Trow- bridge scholarship of sl25 for the com ing year goes to Robert Wales Buck of East Arlington, Vt The prize for work in English was awarded to Err nest Gaston Of Dallas, Texas. Harold S. Palmer took the first prize In French and Phillip Levy the second, Minott A. Davis of Whitneyville was awarded the first medal In German and Ralph w Darlington. the second. Alfred H. T. Bacon was awarded the first prize in Greek and Philip c. Russell the sec ond In Latin Robert Buck took first honors and II. Hemingway second, In mathematics k. w. Darlington came first and H. & Palmer second. MT. Palmer also was awarded the Yale | Hopkins medal.
 Following the award of the prizes the friends of the graduating class went to Hopkins hail. where there was dancing for a couple of hours.
 Those who received diplomas: Daniel James Bailey, 255 Columbus avenue; Daniel Tony Banks, 25s Fairmount avenue; Jeryis Densmore Brown, jr., Milford; Mlnott Augur Davis, Whitney vile; Roy Leslie Duncan, Hartford: Carlton Kellogg Heady, Milford: Harry Cruise Higgins, 10 Broad street; Phil lip Levy, r Vernon street; Harold s. ! Palmer, li9 East Rock road. Charles Abrams Parcells, New Milford: sheri- dan Ticknor Whitaker. 399 Howard avenue,
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GEN. GRANT MADE
 GREATER BY TAFT

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TAFT GIVEN "A
 CONTESTED SEATS

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DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the Office of the Town
 Clerk.
Quit Claim Deeds.

Nathan Kaufmann to The Union Trust Co.,, so feet Minor street
 Mary Eaean to John ], Eagan, 60 feet Commerce street.
 Edward C. Beechor, trustee, to New Haven City Burial Grounds, 40 feet Fair street.
 Amy $ Golding to Edward c. Bceeher, 50 feet Cottage street.
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Then you will want your favorite newspaper to follow you. Address changed as often as desired, and no extra charge for mailing. Telephone 39S1, or write the Circulation Man ager, and the matter will receive prompt attention.
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Frederic C. Cannon to New Mill ford Savings Bank, S9 feet George street, $7O0.
 Rudolph l., Kantz to Emmalne D. Nea', 40 feet Llnlen street; s4,000,
 Morris Levy to Adolph Mendel, 25 feet Liberty street, % feet Gilbert street, 100 feet Anthony street. s455.
 Ella T, Millington to Connecticut Savings Bany, 31 feet Crown street; S4,000.
 Pasquale Valentc to Connecticut Savings Bank, 31 feet Crown street; $350.
 Samuel Gamer to Louis M, Bishop, go feet Asylum street; i,200.
 Samuel Marcel, ct ux,. to Walter D. Rasey, 47 feet oak street; $500.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A onc-family house of seven rooms, all Improvements, situate on Olive Street.
 A desirable building lot, location central; price low to an immediate purchaser.
 Money to loan in sums to suit
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Warranty Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds.

John J. Eagan to Louis Goldstein 50 feet Commerce street.
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Executors Deeds.

Louis M Bishop to Samuel Gamer, 29 feet Asylum street.
 Victor M Tyler to Ella T. Milling ton, 31 feet Crown street.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
DIPLOMAS FOR TEACHERS.
Sunday School Workers Get q Fine
: Recognition.

The Kansas Sunday School assocls-
ton has issued l7t teacher training
diplomas since the state convention
at wichita in May. Manuscripts are
coming in almost daily from all parts
Of the state. Some Of them would %
credit to public school teachers
Among the receat graduates are state
Senator Lamb Of Yates Center and
Howard c. Rash and G. G. Bulkey Of
Saliaa- Many denominations are rep
resented though the Christian church
is thus far In the lead this year.
Diplomas we're issued this morning
to this class Of nine 10 Abilene: Rev.
G. A. Cole, Mrs. Q. A. Cole, l. y.
Martin, Mrs. d. B. Binder, Mrs. B. r.
odwin, Miss Grace Folk, Miss Della
Folk, Miss Ethel Mailman and Miss
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
First National COneIave Of Order
Ii Held.

The first meeting Of the Knights OF
Honor lodges thus far organized is
being held at the hall in the Hodge
block. Delegates are present from
the three lodges Of the order;
Herington Percy schilling. guard
ian; Earl Lay. Stephen Williams
Curtis whitney, Harold Hawlsy, Fred
Blachley, Eugene Augustine Harri'
sop. Howard z. Jensen, Lsle Combs.
Abilene. W. Howe, guardian
Johu McDopell, Earl MerriHeld, John
Ho0au. Gilbert Kreider, Paul Patten,
Clio woodward. Warren Reese.
Kinslsy -KeltOn Lewis, Chester
MARS.
n. z Jensen Of HeFington L
national president and z. A. Harrison
secretary.
ne convention vii eonHnue oyei
tomorrow and promises o Be very 10
trrerfinr. The first session vas hsls
~. nfisIncon NJ. Jensen pre1ldIng
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FOR OLD SETTLERS REUNION
Dickinson County Will Gather at
Enterprise.

G. R. Lamb, one Of the Oldest set
tiers Of Dickinson county, was in the
city yesterday and today the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. George Taylor Mr..
Lamb was looking at some historical
references in connection with the old
settlers. He completed his work TO.
day, returning to his home this after
noon. The reunion will be held on
Sept. s, at Enterprise.
These reunions have been held for
the last fifteen years and are well at
tended by people from all over the
state. This is the semi-centennial, il
being Just so years since the first
settlers landed 10 Dickinson county.
Several people in this city are old
settlers 10 Dickinson county and will
attend the reunion. z. Union.
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Nj n Werk Yet.

4Tbe solomon Tribune says the sun
day closing ordinance is not yes a.
work. 1t says that last Sunday there
we're uat least two dozen sloebery
drunks in town, and there were fights.
profanity and loud talk galore ana
that is not all: A married LADY VINO
With her little girl was walking along
Main street between 8 ana oe,o0A
Sunday evening was stopped and in,
suited by some villainOus scounarei
Who stepped out Of the shade Of :
hn;,d;pun WhsW-what's the mai
ter with Solomon
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George Patterson ParOled.

On June 18th George Patterson Oh
Carlton was confined 10 jail for 81
days and sentenced to pay slOO iin n'
and costs for contempt Of court in
violating an injunction against selling
whiskey. At the suggestion Of his
neighbors and the prosecuting W.T.
ness Judge Moore parOled him this
morning and he is permitted to 60 at
large but if any one makes complaint
orally or otherwise that he is again
violating the law the judge nay or
der him returned to Jail without
notice and without a hearing. In
other words he is out on his good De-
havior
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The mammoth electric sign just
erected by the Oliver Chilled Plow
Works at South Bend, Indiana. Is one
a the modern wonders Of the world,
being the largest Of its kind, and Y
attracting widespread attention.
While IL is impossible to do full JUS
tice 10 this triumph Of the electric art,
The illustration Ut the head q this
article is very good effort in that
d rection.
This sign is placed at the top Of the
plow compauy's new tive-story ware
house and isvisible far out into the
surrounding country. 1t extends the
entire length Of the building, dis
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

EprroR REFLECTOR; Here nave
been hanging around Abilene Tor :
days waiting for someone to take or
s.sor, me back to It. Riley where on
I So cent Investment $50 could be
made, but none wanted 70 take .
,A,no. 70 make little Spending
mopey. Your nsrshhls are the slow
y, i ever saw. ] Ovsrstayed my
,,msev about 4 days but Abilene il
too slow for anything. Ny train y
Stout due 90 1 win have to say good
81, sDd better luck Bszt tneitbsre !.
SO ,llppinr through your singers.
ts,s gives everybody ard anybody
.'.', 1900, g. O1rE1n
c.ss isssI,li DIP. - Rsisy KS
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The Lutheran Sunday schoOl o.
Rinehart will picnic at Mr.. howes
groye, ii miles southeast Of Chapman ,
on wednesday, August 9TH. Se y
schools have been invited. I0ere
will be a ball game, sack racing ana
rope pulling, besides several swings
viii be plsced throughout the grove
furnishing ample amusement lot all
Good music will also be furnished oy
the Chapman cornet band and We
might add the boys "get there every
time when it comes to picnic music
everybody take a day of and RESI-
meath the cool shade Of the nnes'
grove in Central Kansas. DOnt iOr'
Get the basket dinner.
COMMITTEE.
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IA Magnifice nt Sign

considered very expensive and . lux
ury, but in this case the cost is mimi
mixed BY reason 81 the electricity
used being generated at the power
plant owned and operated by the
divers. located something more than
a mile distant on the banks Of the st.
Joseph river and designed primarily
to furnish power for their great fac
tory.
An illumination OF this extensive
character naturally consumes power,
and 1856 Of the 800 horse power gcn-
Grated by a single one Of the u tur-
bine wheels at their electric power
station Is required to keep this Eco
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

the room north OF Northcraft's on
Cedar and will be assisted by Mrs.
Weyant and Miss Magoffin.
Mr.. Weyant has long been associat-
ed with Abilene's business life ana Is
one Of the most popular statesmen in
the city. He has had large expert
ence as a buyer and it is certain that
he will have q most attractive line Of
pretty things as well as staple dry
goods for his new store. All nli
many friends wish for him much sue
cess.
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ToDenyer BY Auto.

a. Fassler, 3. S. Quinton and O y
Merriam, each accompanied BY his
wife. passed through the city in two
cars, enroute IRON Topeka to Denver.
they we're travelling in Packard aad
Cadillac cars. This party was iol-
lowed BY Chester woodward Of rOPs-
!. ana bis chauffeur in his fourcylin'
dor Toledo roadster. Mr.. Wood
ward left Topeka Thursday.
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Flder r. n. Martin Dead.

h. H, Martin, one Of the old resi-
dents Of this county, died Of droPsy
at his home northeast Of the city last
night aged 70 years. He was the
father Of Noah Martin and l. B Martin
Of this city. There are eight other
children. Mrs. Martin died several
months ago. Funeral services Thurs
day at the house at $3.50; at Zion
cburch at 1880; burial at Zion
Obituary later.
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The cOlored Jubilee quartette Of
Abilene. Kss., will give an entertain
ment st Dayton, Friday evening, July
81. H. Rufener viii give you your
first chance to see him perform bis
wonderful feat with he IS pound
dumb bell. Plenty Of ice cream and
cold drinks. Everybody come.
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Goes to Lincoln Center.
COMMITTEE

AK VANDERBILT who has been en-
oaUed in the clothing business on LIN
q So1n avenue, has decided to engage In
The same line elsewhere. and so today
moves his stock to Lincoln Center
Kss. The people Of Lincoln Center
are to be congratulated on the acqul,
sitiOn Of SO COED a business man 'I :
W. wish him all kinds Of success ID
bis new hOme,-[Clay Center hePuO'
iinan.
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NJ and Mrs. J. Edward JchDtz
go aslightiul reception Friday eve
1,Sc X their home on Vine In honor
4 ol' M. nd Ms. Thsd I. Hofhan Of
rnterprive who have Just returned
from their wedding tour through
RurOpe. The house was decorated u
GOLDEN rlow and American beauties
snd tbs lawn was lighted with jap
anese lanterns. About 200 guests
vsre present.
n. lie resolving line were Mr., and
~ yohntz. Nj. and Mrs. TIL. Hoff-
nan. MI. and Mrs. 9. B. Hoffman, Hoffman,
NJ. and Mrs. John Johnts, MT. and
Mrs. &. v. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
vny THxNshau Mr. Arthur HuTu, NAL
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Gets Fine Promotion.

Letters from Los Angeles tell OF .
fine promotion that has come to Roy
sbadinger formerly Of this city. he
has been made manager of the Les
Angeles branch Of the American Type
Fouadry Co., one Of the biggest inst'-
tutiOns in the country. Roy has been
its salesman and has done SO well that
he has earned this important advance
meut. His host Of friends here are
clad to know Of his success.
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lance Of $50 feet, The trademark
portion OF the sign is a very Promi-
nept feature, the highest point OF the
letters in same being at the center, AZ
feet above the base line and the pillow
shown, measuring SO feet in length
The letter in the words "Oliver"
and "Norks" are each IS feet high BY
IA feet wide.
A total Of 5000 lamps is required
to properly illuminate this majestic
sign and the light sent out casts It's
protective rays over the entire quar-
ter Of the city in the neighbOrhoOd o.
the Oliver plant
Such light would ordinarily Dc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Enterprise street for three blocks
east from Buckeys has got into the
cool belt he council last night on
petition let the contract for spripkling
that tsrritory to Jay Harding for
$50 . month until Jan. !, 1903.
Joe Bsdgsl's I'D vas tis.eo.
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cats Z he Contract.

G. Ii. Hill was today awarded the
contract for remodeling the old heat
;pv plant and installing additional
service in the county high school At
Chapman, the price being sl'0sS,
Mr.. Hills skill insures . SucceSSiul
and perfect work.
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welded at Peabody.

Herman Gartner and Miss Florence
POore were married Sunday at Pear'
body, returning home this morning
on lie Santa Re. The wedding was
a Quiet one. Both have many friends
IN the city who extend hearty con-
cratulations.
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Iossphine Campbell.

Josephine CampDell'
A movement has been started which
will next year add scores to the list Of
Abilene and Dickinson county grad
yates. All Of the larger Sunday
schools OF Abilene are planning to
take up course Of special training
lessons this fall. The six River
Brethren churches Of the county are
arranging to do likewise.
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trio Marvel" brighting burning, maxi
ing its light visible through the dark
ness for many miles, and SO plain
that the name "Oliver Works. and
the immense trademark can be clear
ly distinguished and read for dls-
lance Of several miles
Located as this sign is-very near
to the main lines OF the Lake Shore y
Michigan Southern and Grand Trunk
Railway--travelers will have hne
opportunity to sec for themselves this
..Pillar Of fire BY night" which 10 AZ
once triumph Of invention and
sciepce and a tribute to the enter
prise 81 Its projectors and owners.
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VIII HAVE new STORE:
Roy Weyant to Open Dry uoo1s
reimbursement.

o. August 5 Roy Wsyant' one q
the most popular young businessmen
d the city, viii open . dry goods store
devoted exclusiyslytc wopen's wear
and with everything purchased new
ID ths'oity markets. he will occupy
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Shinned ca af Paper.

The public library association 'to-
day shipped to Kansas City a carload
OF old papers and other material q,
gathsesd BY the ladies and which viii
be sold for the benefit Of the library
It will net about $l00.
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Marriage Licenses.

E. s. Coburn, Cotton Neb., ana
Louisa schlick, Hastings. Neb.
Harry Packard, Oak Hill. and Media
Teers, Oak Hill.
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win DepOrt the Chinese.

The U. s. immigration agent Of 10
peka has fled orders to have the SIX
Cinnamon in Jail here dePOrted when
their 80 day sentence expires.
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The following Is The list Of uncIaim'
ed letters remaining in the Abilene
OOstofiee for the week ending July,
~, 1905. Have your mail addressed TO
YOUR street number and II will be
promptly delivered.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


fItN III .lts1I r
WI. Rove was up from Ridge.
i. p. Muussll WAS in from Herring
ton.
Dr. j. N. Ketchsrsid was mp from
Hope.
VI. +. W. Sterling was IN from
Carlton.
DIS. wagaman left for chamOsrs-
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cole are home
from Denver,
Scott Ayers and 8. r. McElhenny Of
Sherman were in town.
Ii. a. Cowan is down from Hays
City visiting old friends.
w. E. Howard is home from q two
weeks outing in Colorado,
B. F. Eye, one Of Cheeyer's leading
Republicans, was in the city.
Mrs. 9, n. Smith and children left
for a visit atMedicine Lodge.
Prot. P. Williams went to EmPOria'
called BY thei llness Of his father,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Norman re
turned from visit at Miltonvale.
James Scanlon was up from Chap
| man and called on the REFLECTOR.
| Charles Welander, leading younI
farmer OF Enterprise, was in the city
B. F. Eye, ope Of the leading farm
ers Of North Dickinson, was in town
Mrs. F. A. Murphy Of Foss, Okla
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. Hal
ger.
Mrs. E. j. Winsler and Miss Ann
Moore went to Colorado for month
, outing.
Miss Helen Ackley is up from Ka'
! sas City visiting here and in MAJ
chester.
Mrs. B. M. Hockensmith will sper
most of the summer with her sister
Belleville.
C. F. Childs was ia from Heringtt
\ looking after his candidacy for rePr
sentative.
J. o. Wenger left for Chamber
burg, Pa, called BY the serious illne
OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Settle al
family leave tonight for Colora
where they will reside.
C. w. Whitehair and J. A. Viii
D hair were in from South Dickins
d and called on the REFLECTOR.
:, Master Bruce Engle is spending
= day with friends at Peabody sect
y Mahaska and his trained pets.
w. M. Lamon went to BurlingtC
Colo, for weeks visit with
V daughter, Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
ae Rev. Jos. Bassler left for Deer Paa
g WASH, to visit his daughter, Nj
y Geo. W. Roberts, and family for,
ls indefinite time.
Rev. C A. Cole left for Betha
Park, Ind, to attend the Natiol
Teachers Training Institute viii
a will be 10 session for ten days.
'y Mrs. F. r. Murphy left for 70
ie Okla, called By telegram telling
es a disastrous ere in the business 9
Pc ton Of the Town which affected
IT, husbands business house.
ca Miss Laura B. Bayless is back
~ her desk after q months absence
- the International Sunday School q
Nc Vention at Louisville and with
parents at Wilmington, o. She t.
a trip to Mammoth Cave and had
hta zanaNiOn
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One cent win be charge Cor all ad-
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