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The Washington times., 1910-04-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale
BUY A HOME IN
RIVERDALE
Houses Built Right. '

FOR SALE
one house, now under construction. frame
With slate roof.
First floor. reception hall. living room with
large bay window. spacious dining room with
cay WINDOW kitchen and pantry. finished
IN hard wool cabinet mantel in living loom,
haTd Alabama zine floors. planed-
second noor- t1ree roOny bed chambers
each with nice closet bath room itted out
with fixtures from the Standard Sani1a-y
A-fz Company. and MEDICINE cabinet trina
ineC IN NorIn Carolina pine large linen
on third fo<,-
Gas lights. gas range h0t-water heat. with
not water for bath attached. cellar uncer
entire house; 50 feet q front porch back
porch: frolt and back walks and walk 70
ooth the steam and electric railway. two
blocks away.
Lot l20Xl20, more ground available. price
$50; terms, $50. down, and balance
SO monthly.
one 6-roOm cottage, newly painted and pa
pered. IN good condition; good well
chicken house; just The place Tor chicken
raising and gardening; lot has IS. coo square
Ieet Of ground, cement walks
bargain az A,s6o: terms $50 down and So
monthly
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For SALE-H0JSES
BiOoningdale bargains rooms, bath. cellar
furnace. best repair This Is chance OF
your lie Only s. 20
SLYE & RIGGS,
900 14th St y. ".


Pretty new home. Columbia Heiehts-sI,
large rooms, bath. hot-water heat: SIT co
lonisl porch. See this at once $500. Essy
terms-
SLYE & RIGGS,
300 14th St n. W.
Detached 2-s1ory brick. n. w. rooms
cate home g. 800
sLYE & RIGGS,
900 14th St y. W.
Do you want a bargain7 Eight roor,s
bah; brick lst st. facing Union Station.
sLYE & RIGGS,
900 I4th a. " W
Fine investment-2-story brick \. W. six
rooms, bath Rented at $3.50. Price, 8. 500
SLYE & RIGGS,
500 18th St n. ".
bricks, y " Rented at $3.50 Price g. 900
SLYE & RIGGS,
900 14th st " W.
Corner brick. " w Rented at $500. only
SLYE & RIGGS.
800 14th St n. W.
Store and bakery. s. W; rooms. IN fue
repair y square 9Th St Lot p sx1o0; stable.
See this bargain s. SO
SLYE & RIGGS,
900 14th St n ".
Pretty 2-ssory brick. S. W. large rooms.
porcelain bath. IN fine repair Rented So so
Price s. 100.
SLYE & RIGGS,
900 18th St y. ".
Pretty cottage. Va; one car fare, eight
rooms. bath cellar hot-Water heat ID acre
ground: pOrches three sides Ss.zs3
SLYE & RIGGS,
600 14th St y ".
ap5-5t
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WINDOW SCREENS
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASING surplus
engines generators, arUatuTes- switch
boards. steam boilers ani pumps. hydraulic
ele4 ltur machine steel tanks piping. fittings
va=h-s- etc. g-ill be received ar this Office
until TWO I'D o. m-- Tuesday NAY 10. 1910
and then publicly opened TIE right is re-
served la reject any o. al bids For iuztruc-
tons and complete list Of articles ror sale
address Lfeutczau- Colonel p II kendall.
L s. A. TreasI,-er- T. s Soldiers Home
wash l-roD. D. a. au-1-S-
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BEAUTIFUL. home. Gaithe-sH17r.- ~ -
acres fronting on pike. improved By hand
ments' prlce, $1,000 clear; trade for city
20 ACRES land. near BeItsviIIe. Nd goo
--lprl yen1ents. owner nonresident price.
$500 clear trade for small houses and as
-u-ne trust
70 ACRES land near Berwyz. Nd. improved
b. good s-room house, ETC. rrf~a e a01-
clear; easy terms
10 A as5 la7d; fronting on public rad. near
--asld2ver- Nd, some improvements land
houses
NEW YORK Real EsTaTE Bro KERs.
L. s. y " ap3-2tI
FOR sALE-8s ACRES 9 miles - E-.-l--
station On the . ? and Old Dominion. 3.
miles Of river front. Sa550-
and monthly payments. $3.50
siE-1oom cottage. \ acre land in sight %
station. $500
Aereage At $50 per acre AZ IaEleside. Ban
Fiji and other stations
CHAs- G 1IACKALL CO.
Aetrupolitaa Bank Building
aps-5u
FOR sALE-s-5 monthly {v~ithout cash Dav-
rooms on first floor rooms and Tsfh "a
second ali -1o1ern i-np-ureEneucs- large a--f-
and cellar furnace heat large porch lot
8 ty SD % stree. IN rear uo-1rr-- r1r=a 80
St-aubcrr5es. grapes. and voun- r-eas re-
lot contains about one acre OF excellent 80
den SOL. Located blocks from cars Ami
IN premises 20 owner
W r WILSON Riverdale. No
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FOR SALE OR RENT-six-room house; rent
s12.5e per month. sale. Sl.S99; 10 min walk
10 car Apply kETSERS STORE, Mary
land Pax. Nd sp2z-Sts
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For Rent
FOR RENT

4-1EA-.-1--A E-AEaEA--
On Baltimore ave e-st1rv. rooms AMI
BATH al ir1proveule1ts- z-oE repair, IS.
TAhoAIA HEIGHTS
--stoTys rooms coca repair plenty q
grounds ana shade close to cars SIS
O P. BICkFORD, TakOma Park.
spZ-u
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnisbed.

hath. PERFECT CONDITION. front and
rear yards $50 BOX $50. Times Office
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Pretty new home. Columbia Heights-slx
large rooms bath. hct-water heat. SIT CO.
lonial porch. see this at once $500. Easy
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WANTEE-MONEY

81. 90 LOAN WANTED for TO years at
per cent on nearly new, ven located bust
ness building. rented on long leases At Sc 600
annually valued at $4,000 Address 2 p
AfARDEN- owner. $3.50 Mt Pleasant St
aug1-e+a
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FOR lighthouses
UufuTnished
WI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 F ST. Il. ".
HOVSFS
HOUSES

$50 K. 12r.b-....-s75.0 90 1902 Belmont. or
I765 Church St bath -. g 50
NV, sr.b tfur)- 6eoo626 Irving, 6r.b... IS %
1852 Calvert NV &c Porter. ne. r. b IS 81
Tor 2o-----.-, $50. - Z ST NV. S.. b. q. 80
1909 Kenyon St so Porter ne 6-.b - 80
nv. 9r- @b---- 5oo0.l2I0 ne, 81. b -. IS g.
1855 SIN NV llr-o 4l-3s52f Harvard. 5r.b. . 81
i4ef Belmont ST. So Col I'd. 6r b. % 50
u q D. - %. l222 Il ne, er. b. p 80
lb.s Slst NV STD 800 5402 Sth NV ST. h. 20 50
1913 nth nv, SD wesley Hts, sr,b. 20 50
cor Sz-59i125 G st ne, g., b. 20 50
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GET OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTELY IRE
proof storage. moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. slS-zO 18th St n W
Main 80 JeZ9-tf
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FOR SALE-Good home OF investment IN
Georgetown: s-room brick. ali modern i'm
provements. very cheap II sold a. once. Ad-
dress OWNER, BOX So. Tines Office
aPes-ss'
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

EDESTRUCTIBL.E STORAGE Lpo0 ROOMS
Inspect this warehouse and note she cleauIi-
ness and manner Of storing furniture. Moth
Proof Rooms for fUrs. rugs. etc silver
Vault. Carpet Cleaning Automobiles Pr
amos. Padded Vans for Moving Lowest
Prices. FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY,
1420 L St. ap21-tf
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CLAUDE WARREN.
Manager.
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND.
aul1-7

FIVE OR TEN-ACRE LOT. n miles from
city on lighted ST near Congress Heights
80 Der acre terms 20 suit ". H Hun
GEREORD. Congress Heights. D c
aug1-7fa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10

was q success in every way, The re-
ceipts were about $50 bls the gain N
fun and wholesome soclnl pleasure
can not be estimated. Tho articles
in the fancy work booth were evil
dence OF the skill Of D. G. II. =.
girls in sewing and ths candy and
PIE attest their knowledge Of cook
ing. The races were fast and well
patronized with no betting on the
side lines, but perhaps thu most en-
jCyable contest was the baby show
In which costuming and dramatic per-
Torrance combined with natural
looks to influence the board OF JUDI
ges which consisted Of the gentlemen
Of the faculty. Deanie McElhenny
won the rattle. The gymnasium Is
an ideal place for such gatherings
and was artistically decorated with
pink and green about the windows
and beams, the color scheme being
wrought out also upon the tables
where bounteous refreshments were
served.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
SOUTH DICKINSON.


The funeral services Of Mrs. Sarah
Patton, held at the Dunkard church
last Tuesday afternoon. were largely
attended.
Isaac Eshelman Of Abilene, was In
this vicinity several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eisenhower
spent Sunday at A. X. Bassler's,
Mrs. VIM. Hinkle is seriously i'll.
A series of revival meetings be-
gan at the Belle Springs church on
Tuesday evening conducted by Elder
J. r. Zook Of Des Moines.
Mrs. J. N. EngIe visited relatives
in Abilene several days last week.
Rev. Urias Brubaker delivered a
very able sermon to a large audience
at the M. 3. church in Navarro last
Tuesday evening, Rev. Brubaker
left for his home in Pennsylvania on
Friday.
Miss Ethel Bryan enjoyed visit
with her mother who was out from
Abilene Sunday and Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10

Mrs. j. N. Engle returned home
Tuesday after spending several days
with relatives In Abilene.
H. Garwlck Of Texas was visiting
IN this vicinity several days last
week.
Rev. U. B. Brubaker Of Pittspurg,
Pa, who was called here by the lii
ness Of his father left last Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Bryon Of Abilene spent
Sunday night at j. s. Kauffman's.
Howard Homler is visiting with
friends at Wakeeney.
Misses Lena and Pearl Eddy are
in Illinois spending several weeks
visiting with relatives.
Miss Ethel Kaufman went to abb
lene Wednesday to begin a two
months course in dressmaking.
Geo. Etherington of Abilene was
transacting business in this vicinity
Monday.
The farm of Mrs. ]. G. Kaufman
which was sold to Mr.. Minick of abb
lene, has recently been purchased
by Mr.. Bandelow of Dillon, who
will take possession this spring.
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ZION.

Mr. and Mrs. s. z. Lehman Of
Moonlight visited Sunday afternoon
at A. O. looks.
Noah Garwick formerly Of Dallas
Centre, Iowa, but the past few years
CT Oklahoma, is returning to Iowa
and stopped over a few days to visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marstellar took din
ner Sunday at Anderson Winters.
Miss Martha Meyer Of Talmage is
visiting with Rose Cress.
A. M. EngIe's spent Friday night
at A. o. looks.
Revival services are still IN pro-
gress at Zion with increasing inter
est. Sunday night being the larg-
est crowd yet. Report to date about
80 conversions. Will continue all
week. A cordial invitation Is extend
ed to all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
NEwBERN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Beam who have
spent some time here returned to
their home in Pennsylvania Monday.
George Lenhert and family spent
Saturday in Abilene with his moth
or.
Farmers were busy dragging
roads in this vicinity.
David Brehm made business trip
to Abilene Saturday.
@. W. Easter was on the sick list
last week.
Miss Jennie Sheets is spending a
few days at home.
Ben Jury's were visiting at s. H.
Lenhert's Sunday.
Ruth Engle spent Saturday and
Sunday with her folks at Moonlight.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Edna Kugler of Abilene visit
cd her sister Mrs, Elmer Cht0nister
crr Sunday.
Myrtle Naylor visited Miss Nora
Hiiitorn at Buckeye slrdi' after
rdCn, WINS 'F - tss@ ri
Mrs. Eberley and family visited at
Amos Swords on Sunday,
william Houser moved Tuesday
to his fathers farm north Of Indus
try, his father has moved to his farm
here.
Mrs. Pierce and children returned
Monday with her brother to Iowa for
a weeks visit.
Harry Picking and Ben Move are
baiing their hay.
Dan Bert is putting a new porch
ON his house.
Preaching services viii be post
pOned at the Buckeye church Sun
day morning. Sunday school at the
usual hour.
Rev. Cakerice left Friday for Iowa
to attend his daughters wedding.
His family will return with him.
Mrs. Jessie Perry writes from her
northern California home that they
have had some very cold weather.
She is very disconnected In her pres
ent home.
Quite an excitntent has been
aroused over the mad dog scare north
Of here and dogs not tied up or mug
zled are liable to be shot. Beware
Of the strange dog.
Miss Sara Bert is staying with her
cousin; Mrs. Avery Hoover this week.
Charlie Fleagle is suffering with
a very painful eye. DR.. Chaffee is
dOctoring It
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
BUCKEYE.

Miss Beulah zook and Mrs. A.
Minter spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. o. Fink.
Mrs. o. d. SINNERS is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Moore.
The neighbors surprised Guy
Lahm Wednesday night, It being his
18th birthday. twenty-five present.
Oysters were served and all had 3
good time. Left at q late hour wish
Ing Guy many returns Of the day.
Mrs. F. N. Hinkle returned to
her home at FaIrvlew after a two
weeks visit.
Mrs. Ira HaskIns visited Wednes-
day with her parents. 8. Groves.
Mrs. =. J. Wlnsler and MrA n.
4. Hoyt called upon MIRA B. Breed
ing and Mrs. A. f1inkle Friday.
The neighborhood is again called
10 mourn the loss Of another good
Christian woman. Mrs. =. Cooley,
who attended church At the school
house for years before moving to
Abilene. Sympathy Is extend to the
family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
LANEY DISTRICT


Rev. A. M. Crippen of Talmagt
took dinner at Samuel Romberger'i
Monday.
The Beegley Bros sale was well
attended and things sold well.
Revival meetings will begin ut the
Willowdale U. B. church next Sun
day night conducted by Rev. Moody
of Solomon.
Mr.. Helm Of Nebraska, who pUr-
chased the Begeman farm arrived
last week and moved on the farm
A. 3. Chase and wife spent Sun
day with relatives In Abilene.
Miss Nellie staehli called on Mrs.
Fred Weaver one day last week.
Gilbert Chase spent Sunday with
Frank HIGH.
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SOUTH CEaEEvER.

win Page Of Detroit visite with
his sister, Mrs. Dan Bert Sunday.
Mrs. johnson Is at Solomon visit
ing.
Fred Minick was asepairing the
telephone lines this week.
FIossie Johnson is attending
school at Abilene.
Mrs. Eberie's sale was well at
tended MIS-. EDr,i!c goes to Ne
braska 10 live on ner former place.
Sarah Bert Will Is. with he:
cousin, Mrs. A. Hoover, this week.
Nellie Crawford visited Mrs. W.
Ingersol Sunday.
John Houaer is moving on his
farm near Buckeye, the old A. Brown
farm.
VIII Houser has moved to Clay
county on one Of his fathers farms.
Mrs. Clapp of Abilene is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Ray Weller.
w. B. Wood and wife were in
Abilene on business Saturday.
Dan Bert is having large porch
added to his residence.
All Of the dogs Of Cheever town
ship have been ordered killed or
They are Guaranteed for
30 days. A mad dog was killed west
Of Industry one day last week.
Harry Crider and wife Of Detroit
visited at Dan Bert's Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
RHTNEHART.

Roy Murphy and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Murphy's parents in
Abilene.
Emery Diehi was out west the first
Of last week looking at land.
Walter MeNamee Of Junction City
was visiting in theis neighborhood on
Sunday.
Another little girl arrived at the
Roy Beta home on Feb. end.
"a. Knopp was in Chapman satur-
day.
J. A. HollInger will have q public
sale 8 miles north Of wOOdblne on
Feb. ~.
s. N. Hansler was . Chapman wish
tor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. win slss are the par
snts Of q daughter bern Feb. 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
PUBLIC SALE DIRECTORY.

Following are the public sale'
scheduled for the near future:
Ernst Krueger-7 miles south, 2 v
west of Abilene, Feb. 81, 10 a! m
]. N. Burton, auctioneer.
q. M. Lecron-S miles north, IN
east Of Abilene, Feb. 23, 10 a. M.
J. N. Burton, auctloneer.
Mrs. M. A. Elliott and w. II, Ell.
hot executors-2 miles northwest Of
Elmo, 10 a. m, Feb. "a, ]. N. Bur-
ton. auctioneer.
Albert Schultz, - miles south, 8
miles west Of Abilene. March 8, 10
a. M, ]. N. Burton, auctiOneer.
VIM. Bandlow-S miles north Of
Dayton, Feb. 15, 10 a. M, d. d.
Hoffman, auctioneer.
y. H .NOrman-1M miles south
west Of Longford. Feb. IS, Col. 81
wood, auctioneer.
B. A. Myers-At Holland, Feb. 16,
10 a. M, W. G. Curphey, auctioneer.
J. Allen HOllinger-6 miles north
Of woodbine, Feb. II. 10 a. M, J. N.
Burton, auctioneer.
James n. Garver-2M miles east
Of Abilene, Feb. IA, 10 a. M, ]. N.
Burton and W. @. Curphey, auction
GERS.
u. b. Lynn and s. E. Felbush, Y
mile south of Acme, March 4, J. N.
Burton, auctioneer.
Mrs. @. Korn, 5h miles south Of
Abilene. March 2, ]. N. Burton, anc-
tioneer.
william ReimOld, 8 miles east Of
Talmage, Feb. 25, J. N. Burton, auc-
tioneer.
]. Il. Mcdonald, 1 mile west Y
south OF Chapman, March s, J. N.
Burton, auctioneer.
Albert Schultz, 7 miles south and
3 west Of Abilene, March 8, ]. N.
Burton, auctioneer.
Mrs. n. n. Hershey, 7 miles south
and west of Abilene, Feb. 25, ]. G.
Engle, auctloneer.
~. Meeker. Y mile west Of Acme
Feb. 20, o. G. Tolbert, auctioneeT.
Alfred johnson, IN miles south
and 2 east of Enterprise, March list,
e. e. Hoffman auctioneer.
G. J. AlstrOm, 8 miles east OF En-
terprIse, Feb. "a, e. e. Hoffman auc-
tioneer.
U. s. Rohrer, ! mile north Of Day
ton, Feb. rs, q. E. Hoffman auction
eer.
Sandquist 4 RiddelI, Enterprise,
Feb. 22, }. N. Burton, auctioneer
II. NJ. LecrOn, / mile west Of Buck
eye, Feb. 2S, J. N. Burton auction
Ger.
Mrs. p. II. Calene, mile south,
Y east of Enterprise, Feb. IS, ].
n. Burton, auctioneer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
LENTEN SERVICES AT
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Lent, the great penitential season
OF the Christian year. which begins
today, will be observed at st. Johns
church this year by three special SER
vices each week until Palm Sunday,
in addition to the usual services at
1880 and 1O:45 Sunday mornings.
Commencing tonight, and continuing
for the next five weeks, there will
be series Of Wednesday evening
srvices, consisting Of shOrtned EVEN
song and an address, which 1t is hop
ed will prove of particular interest
to men. Tonlghts subject is "The
Man from GaliIee."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
CHAPMAN.

Mrs. L. A. e. Robinson Of Sioul
Falls, s. D., is spending few weeks
with her daughters, Mrs. B. L. Fen
stermacher and Mrs. r. 8. Kirk.
John Carroll left Tuesday for Kan
sas City where he viii spend a few
weeks.
Mrs. Pat McCorneally visited in
Junction City ON Tuesday.
G. W. Taylor Of Solomon. Mo-,
visited friends in Chapman over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Arnold spent
Sunday in Abilene.
Roy Foley spent Tuesday in juno
tlon City.
DR.. G. F. O'Bryon is seriously Ill
at his home in the west part Of town.
John sanborn who has been SO
seriously Ill with pneumonia is rap
idly recovering.
Quite a number of cases Of pneu-
monia have been reported among
the school children. Those who
have been seriously sick are Mary
Wilson, Joe Carroll, Paul Quirk. oc-
tavla Ryan, Irma Fenstermacher and
Clara Floyd.
Louis KOenig of south Of Abb
lene visited his brother who is at
tending high school.
VIM. Nicholson left Sunday for
La Pryor, Texas, where he will visit
a few days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10

The girls pedestrian club went for
their first excursion Saturday and
report q fine trip but came back hun
qy, the light refreshments provided
By the scouts not being sufficient for
the appetltes increased BY the walk.
The Senior German class under
the direction Of Miss Doniea appeared
II chapel Thursday morning as the
sRiss singers. wearing the Swiss nag
and rendering heartily sorEs Of this
nshon.
ne falI EIIsn y Ne :. N. c. AZ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10

We extend our heartfelt thanks
and deep gratitude to all the kind
friends and neighborH who assisted
in the sickness, death and burial Of
our loved mother. whom God in his
tender love and mercy called to her
heavenly home, and for the beautiful
floral Offerings that were cent Ers.
b. ]. Cassat. Mrs. J. =. Koenir.
r. I. Cooley and brothers
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
MOONLIGHT.

The singing school a. -
taught by 3. J. Reel is doing good
work. There are forty pupils, The
first term will close this week but
the class voted for q second term.
Mr.. Coin was in Enterprise on
Saturday.
Prayer meeting win be held a.
Reuben Climenhaga's Thursday eve.
Harry Orders spent Saturday
evening at Ira Hoskins.
Mrs. Orders sale vas we'll at
tended.
There being no preaching At Beth
eI Sunday evening q large number
attendd the Zion meeting.
Miss Susie Page was In Abilene on
wednesday.
SAMUEL Lshman's we're visiting
thoIr brother J. q. Lehman and FAM
iIy Of soIomon On wednesday.
Nn. A. 7. Hoover has been on
the sick list the past week.
Melvin Crawford was IN Abilene
Friday and brought home . new sur
rsg.
A. n. Engle's hpeut Friday at
Aaron looks At Zion.
Tess snd Chlrts Order win farm
the home place thil summer.
The HooFsf Bros have rented ne
Para farm for ne coming summer.
Farmers are making SOD nss Of
i1s me waalaer Eslsirg DER corn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
HOLLAND.


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Myers
"a son.
VIII Bell and Tom Robson made
q business trip to Tampa Saturday.
Mr.. Holley is here from Geneseo.
Anna BalEer is very III.
s. Hartman has sold bis farm to
Mr.. Brosa
Mr.. and Mrs. vAness are here from
Marion county.
Belle Hutchinson spent 9 few days
at LogAn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Of abb
Iens called In this vicinity one day
last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
More Census Places.

A special examination will be held
March s, 1910, for the purpose Of
securing eligibles for appointment in
the Census Bureau at Washington,
D. G. This examination relatos ex-
clusively to the office force in WASH
ing. Applicants must be between
the ages Of IS and Sc years. Call
on me for further information. II
D. Focht, secretary. DIV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
Mrs. 7. W. Meservo Dead.

Mrs. T. w. Meserve died at her
home in Garfield Feb. Q at p. m.
Funeral services at Mt. Pleasant
Friday at p. M, burial in Green
lawn cemetery, Rev. q. M. Halbert
officiating. Obituary later.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
New overIands Here.

7. v. Prendergast has received the
first of the 1910 overlands. . tour
ing car and a roadster. They are in
royal blue and mighty handsome
cars. They attract much attention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
STALK OUTING Tnlr.

WIN sOoa - hsrs sd thsy vim y
daap saa tOlsh. Your tins \ WOEth
nsasy h ne sprins. Enke your discs
and rolling sOnltss y TOiivsFS cold
rOllins uashias. Il eonPEeSes De
stssl aad uakss . harder and larger
disc. Take aIOas your PlOEI, listers
and machine WOrk. We ean show yOa
thai you uuEs my per cent By having
yo~ WOsk done nov.
ToLIvER's-
o. ~ souihaas s7vtl
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o. L. Moore H. L. Humphrey
MOORE . HUMPHREY.
Ys-AT-LAw.
Practice in all courts State and
Federal.
Examination Of Abstracts. Land
Titles and Descents and Distribu-
lions q Speciality.
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"a head Of Cattle

Six mich cows some will be fresh
soon, 10 heifers coming years 4
steers coming 2 years, 10 stock cows,
2 heIfers 2 years old, ~ calves rang
ing from 2 to 10 months old.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10

We have decided to continue ne
reduction on quilting through the
month Of February. Bring your
quilts in at once to the Abilene Quilt
ing factory. 7-1mo-eod&w
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Public Sale

Having rented my farm. will sell
at public auction at the farm ! mile
south and az miles east Of En-
terprise on
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Landreth's Garden Seeds

lambeth Garden Seeds display DO send from
OV prices buy elsewhere and
we give you catalogue
order early
HODGE BROS.