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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

winners and their prizes arc Sam V. Lane,
ared thirteen, NcrIdcn, Conn, an interest
ing book and George Schaumaun. aged
eight Milford. Conn, an interesting book.
our Letter Eoy-Scc letters by prize win
rers.
Honor List-Trize. Adventures I'm Bug
land" for being on honor list five times.
Helen Broidbach No 9o5 Morris avenue,
The Bronx; Evelyn Ornc, No 6l6 West
End avenue. New York Signd Delhi, 40.
1865 President street Brooklyn, and Isidor
EpYk
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MUSIC STUDIOS.

frank Woelber. violinist. has large
class OF pupils st his studios, No ooe
Park avenue AT this school feature Is
made of monthly recitals where pupils
from the small novice to the professional
PLAYER pay be heard. Mr.. Woeiber - the
musical director Of the Herald square
Theatre.
.I".n..ea Spinncy OF Loud"i '"o
.a's Greek plays viii characs i7''
meiodle-. was pupil in mOnologue drama
Of Louise Manning Hicks. one Of London
We'll known dramatic readers Both were
voice students Of Mary r. DunaVon dur
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

and be careful ~ have all The prints dis-
firct ON tho snowflake that finish the ltte
caps cut out the four skirts - \ \ \ ana
paeto tho front part to tho dolls hringing
the ton marked y y y up to the dotted
vaietlines. Then bend the skirts around 10
tho back and paste the end marked y over
,Itiu nov Iool, ms I'm model No. .. Paste
their hands together as shown Tn model no
and ect thom aside 10 await the arrival
OF Santa Claus with their wings.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Here are the snow fairies. They have
arrived IN advance OF Santa Claus, hoping
to he able to cover everything with snow
rooftops. trees and steeples-nefore ne Eels
here. for Santa Claus likes plenty OF snow
not only IN make things beautiful but 10
deaden the footballs of his reindeer so
that they won't wake the babies In slum-
herland when he visits them
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

In return Santa has promised to hrins
each little fairy pair Of snow white wings
Ho will arrive next SUNDAY with tho WING
and Christmas tree. and YOU must have
the fairies All dressed reeady 10 receiV"
him You must also have ready marble
NJ tho size Indicated i'm c.. and when the
fairies have donned their wings they VIII
rresent him with the ball. Among the
fairies II is supposed 10 hc a snoWbalI, ana
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
NEW ROCHELLE FORUMS PLANS.

-
Tho programme Of the New Rochelle Peo-
pics Forum for the coming season was an
nounced Yesterday The dates, speakers
and topics follow. December L. Jacob G.
Schurman. president Of cornell University
Current Unrest and Proposed Remedies ,
January Il tdebate) Thomas Mott Osoorre
and Frederick W WhitridGe, Is the public
Service Commission Public Benent;
January 2s (debate). Thomas CarmodN
State Attorney General and Morris Hill-
quit. "indlvldualsm Against Socialism F.
February u. George W. Wickersham, At
torney General Of the United States II ne
administration of Federal Justice febru-
AIRY IS. Shane Leslie "Parnel m the his
tory Of Parliament" and February % de
bate, speakers and topics TO be announced
later
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

ia tho children Of Mount Vernon. Pelham,
BronNvIlIc and Tuckaho6. The committee
Of the lodge i'm charge Of this charitable
work is made up Of Henry Muck. Robert
r.. Kallmann. f. j. Galbiua. -. y. Du-an.
John Borup. Henry Non SchucNman. w. T..
G. Tichhorne August &. Thomd. George
simpson ard Julius Grossman.
Friends Of Mayor Edwin ". Fisk" Of
Mount Vernon will try TO have him chosen
,s the leader Of the Wcstchester County
democracy in the place ~ Michael D..
Walsh. OF Workers. who IL the present boss
Of the county Mr. Walsh. IN acditioh 20
boiuc Deputy State Controller. Is sta'"
committeeman from Wcstchester The O.
fort IN overthrow him will hc brought
about by prominent Democrats who as
ser, that he has control OF all tho patron
acc and has distributed some n the best
plms to personal friends.
E,xtersive improvements are 10 be maze
a. quaker Ridge. where the New YORK
u,stcboster & Boston Railroad Company
,s nov, erecting fine new station. The
QUAKER Ridge Improvement Association
has been incorporated with mat ehd u"
view.
ousker Ridge il to be transformed into
residentiaI section. and the Improvement
company will build cottages and villas ana
nromote the business Of contracting ana
manufacturing.
Among the old papers found Va me AZ
cnives i'm the attic Of the Ne" hoch''e
cirv uall by James r. ButlerWorlh. d"
engineer. was an odd bill IN which
,baroe Of 100 was made Tor supporting an
old negro. II was filed by Abraham duioh
for services in settling the estate oi isaac
! c,,i,r iu l,9i The bill reads Ike ms
tsaac Guion. deceased, his i;statc, Dyo'o
/ D., Abraham GuiOn, ESu., Tor SuluH 'ig "', "',
! ola Nero man. not being NJ boally dnilliS
! w. ,',, IN To October II. 1921. which Is
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Or Letter Box

or six wears after Tho death off old Sick,
tired weary man came walking into tho
village Hc came because ne happened 10
pass that way and thought he might Gct
some work. He was wandering about LOOK
ing for harm TO sleep iua He saw NICK
old shack and went I'm thorc 10 spend the
night. The next morning no went through
tho rooms 10 sec what he could una.
lie did not find ANYTHING. lie next
went down to tho cellar and 1T
match lie saw nothing there and started
m the stairs. When he was hab way mp;
his match going out. ne tHned around ana
epicd light which seemed 10 come
through the stone wall RE examined the
light and accidentally tcssed \ button.
The door few open and ~ bchcid a large
HIGHT cave Mono Of the otnor money uuhi,
er- had seen this light because they an
had lights with them tn" man walked ID
and saw some shelves. lie found a great
hon iIpon the largest shelf. lie opened TIE
nd and hchcld the mieers, money. lie Also
found 4 great quantity ~ precious stone
which the misor had collected. lie looE
the things back 10 Boston ana went INTO
Whcn the people Of Coloyillo heard how
the man had become rich thoy All thousIt
themselves very ignorant not TO- nave
thought of looking for the money in S'ine
such place Yours truly.
MINNIE =. MANN aged ID.
Tr4et "f-t street. iIatOUHO, \. L.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Mrs Roach tolophouod TO Nh. Roach ask
ing him To meet her at Bugville's Big De-
part,ncnt store. as she intended 20 do some
Christmas shopping and wanted MIN 20
carrv the bundles You see they do things
i'm EugviHe very nearly the same as we
human beings do. Wen. Mr Roach came
10 the meeting place as requested, and has
been waiting for three whole hours for
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

YOU sill 500 next Sunday what should he
done with il.
Before cuttin= out tho fairies. paste
sheet OF white notcpapor over tho back or
tho picture This will not only make
them moro fairylkc boy covering mp
the. pr,ntiug ON tho other side hut
will make them stronger.
Now cut ont the fairies all around t'
heavy black lines. 30 not divide tho i'''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
100 RISKY.

Aviator huyug got into dihrulues) !
say, would YOU b, So KIND "a '' 7''' "''
lilt tO the next town. ,
warn We the mare be- "a reg lar nier
Taint every one likes TO be beh'nd ei-
Pune -
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Musical Notes and Comment

tho faculty has been increased 10y the a"-
d;,iop of several competent teachers.
< G. Bennett gave q lecture-recitai III
Newark. y J. on Thursday evening last
Tho subjects covered included 'Concen-
,ration and Resonance How 10 Acqn''e ?
Normal Breath Control in Singing ana
Tho Development Of Compass IN voice
pYildinc" MI Bennett was assisted oE
his pupiI. Mss Florence r. Cavanasn' VINO
sang several song numbers and also gave
Illustrations Of the potency Of Mi Ben
nett's method.
Anee \. Pattou. whose specially was
tho art Of voice production, died last
Nondav evening after a brief illness
This has been a busy season at the Van
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

Henry Lin ard his quartet have been
engaged to play at a concert at the Arts
club on the evening Of December 20. ON
the afternoon of December n Mr. Liff was
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
LIE sUR.TREAsURY.

Dear Little Mon and Little Women: ono
day ms father. sister and myeclf took
holiday and visited the lower part of Man
haitian. am going 90 tell you about our
visit to oldscdcral Hall. which is now The
Sun-Trcasury iu Wall street
I'm front of tho main entrance lis large
statue Of George Washington. commemor-
ating the time when and place whore George
washington s;cod while taking the oath Of
Office as first President Of the United
states. Upon entering the building wo were
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING PUZZLE.

Mrs Roach Now. IL he had only looked
AT the note that Mrs Roach left for him
inst outside the Department store. he
would have seen that Mrs. Roach had
changed her mind and ne would have been
home long ago.
What is written on the message she left?
See If YOU can make ID out
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

heard I'm violin solos al the Waldorf.
where me was the assisting artist az
recital given there ON December - he
and his orchestra were heard al the Hotel
Plaza for the hrst or the series Of auairs
given by the 81 Christopher League.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Things to Think Abouf


y NJ ERIC Al. tNl1MN.
Ny ! is an article; my ., I. is piece
Of wood or metal long in proportion to It's
width; my T. /, 3 is something used IL
rowing my 8. c. T. is a frame on hinges
which closes an opening in a fence, and
my whole is what tho House of Repre-
Scntativcs voted on December Is to do Win
a treaty made between our country and
Russia in lSi2
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
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WORD PUZZLE,
Convex. verbally. tenor usage. tippet'
hornpipe.
ADDITION PUZZLE
Box. toy. boy COY, Roy, JOY
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
TRIANGLE

ono Of several divisions Of our coun-
try. each one Of which has a government
of its own nut in certain matters is SUD-
iect 10 tho government at Washington
musical composition for three per-
formers.
R. Something without which there could
br no life
g. s proposition.
, Not I'm Christmas but in New Year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
WORD SQUARE.

A single detail of any kind.
Something that is measured oE '"e
dock
To distribute or apportion by measure
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Members Of the Hueucnot Association ~
Vow. Rochelle are planning for celcbra-
,,o, nm large scale I'm 1918 10 commomo-
rate tho 18th anniversary Of TN" settlement
or ,ic town The Common Council and
.oiber civ officials will he invited TO take
,a,, in the event. which will probably take
the form Of an oid-fashioned festival with
naooants and other entertainments. An
official delegation from the city OF La
Ko.' france, j. to bc received At the
FIN Ig accepted tho invitation eX-
tc Il is Henry Lester and Charles
l. no represented New Rochelle In
&, nd. '1st October at a special celebra tiOn
there
Tho question of celebration for 1918 was
talon up by the executive committee Of tie
tucucnot Association recently. and tenta'
tive plans were decided upon. f. l.. De-
cant. Mayor OF La Rochelle, France. who
a,ted aS host to the representatives Of ihe
,esociation and New Rochelle for several
dave and who conferred the title of "Citi-
IONS Of La Rochelle" upon Mayor Harry
r ColvelI and Messrs. Lester and Pryer
was elected an honorary member Of he
sssodatlon Ebert Hubbard Of Fast
Aurora. y. Y, was admitted to member
shin.
4 number of subscription dances will he
held at St Johns parish house, at Larch'
mont. during the winter months. Among
the subscribers are Mr and Mrs. f. II
Dailev. Mr and Mrs. T. !. McCahill, Mr
and Mrs Frank White, Mr and Mrs
charles A Singer Nj and Mrs. F. W
Flint. Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Fitzgerald, Mr.
and Mrs victor Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Goodwin. MI and Mrs. T.. !
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank iiuyler. Mr
and Mrs g. g. Fousnrr aud Mr.. and MI
Ralph Robins
Following their usual custom. the mem
! hers of the Mount Vernon Lodge of El'l'
have arranged to give Christmas presentl
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

The second Of series of three recitsle
at Carnegie Lyceum, given by Gardner
Ismson. IS % be held on Tuesday evening
January Q a. $50 O'Clock. The programme
VII Include numbers by Schubert Handel
Lfoneava.ia Brahms and Wagner; also
several cish. Irish and Scotch songs.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Jt-MBLED CURRENT EVENTS.

fRaIUe T9FcSl, heSutrr.
Find the names Of two countries. one
partly in Europe and partly in Asia, TN"
other iu Asia which are not feeling very
friendly toward each other lust now: also
tho name Of an American who holds an
important office I'm the second country and
whom the first country wants 10 nave re-
moved from n.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Miss Amy Grant Wal give her recital
"Pelloas and Mclisandc' before the Wom-
ans club OF Chelsea. Mass. on December
90. at the Century Theatre club hotei
Astor ON December %. and at the Nom-
ans club of Fishkn- -on-Hudson. y. y"
ON January 30. Miss Grant VIII continue
her recitals az her studio. No. IS West
tsth street. on Sundays at 3:3o o'clock
throughout thr season The programme
FOR to-day viii he "Siesfried.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Following their usual custom. the mem
hers of the Mount Vernon Lodge of Elks
have arranged to give Christmas presents
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

william c. carl Will conduct the fourth
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

,no facuItv has been inCreased ny 'IV q"
dition Of several competent teacners.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
SQUIRRELS TAME IN WINTER.

LEOCADIA GOMEZ aged ~
NJ 10 East S1ih street. Now 1OIk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23

A number OF the Solomon people
went to Abilene, Sunday morning to
hear Bishop Moore speak. They were
DR.. and Mrs. Erwin, DR.. and Mrs. Col
Inns Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brownweigg
and Misses Eta and Ida Porter.
Mrs. M. L. Custer is visiting her
daughter, Sarah, in Abilene.
viii Neil, who has been visiting
relatives and friends here, for the
past few months has returned to his
home in San Francisco, Calf.
The Sullivan Millinery Co., have
sold their millinery stock to Miss
Bridgie O'Brien.
Mrs. Roberts was shopping in abb
lene Friday.
Jake Sheets and family of Man
chester who have purchased the Sec
hrist property on East Third street
moved in this city the first Of last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Dobson was shopping in
Abilene Friday.
Miss Ida Sheets Of Manchester
visited relatives and friends here oy-
er Sunday.
QuarterIy conference was held here
in the Methodist Episcopal church
Saturday and Sunday. Eev. snapp,
the presiding elder, was present.
Brad r s!ff Of salina visited friends
ii Solomon over Sunday
Sam Knight and wife spent Sun
day afternoon In Niles.
Misses Florence Clark and Edna
Bremen attended the teachers Ia
stitute in Abilene Saturday.
Clarence Hobbs attended the toach-
ers' institute in Abilene Saturday
Mrs s. Churchill and Mrs Collins
were shopping in salIna Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pierce and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Pierce spent last
sunday in Chapman.
Miss Marian Pocock Of Wakefield
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. 9. J
Olson.
Messrs. Marston and Olson ship.
ped two car loads Of stock to Kan
sas CITY.
Miss Margaret McFerren Is visit.
ing relatives south of Chapman this
week. She will take her place o.
assistant clerk in the store ncxt
week and Miss Ella Hines succeeds
her in the central office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grigg spent sew
eraI days in Chapman.
Upland was we'll represented at
the senior play in Chapman satur'
day night,
Mrs. Sam Sollenberger and little
daughter visited in Abilene several
days and went from there to Oakley
for a short visit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
DETROIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Billmeyer
have moved here and take possession
this week Of their property recently
purchased Of John Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. q G. Tilton and
June went to Kansas City Saturday
to hear and see Ben Hur,
Mrs. c, Pattin was calling on old
friends here last week.
DR.. Parker and wife visited in
town the first of the week.
The new store is nearly completed
for which all will be thankful.
Mrs. e. Munsell visited friends in
Chapman over Sunday.
Rev. Moody and wife are visiting
in this vicinity.
A surprise party was given Viola
Klamm on her birthday Saturday.
A number from here attended the
senior play at Chapman.
Amelia Klamm was home from
Junction City over Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23

ILenhert spent sunday At 8. H.4Len'
hert's.
g. H. Lenhert and family spent
Sunday at John g. Engles,
Mrs. L. L. Engle who was on the
sick list is improving slowly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Engle Of
Abilene visited at L. n Engle's on
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Lenhert is spend
ing a few weeks at Navarro with
her sister, Mrs. Wiles.
J. A. Engle spent Sunday at ].
B. Caskey's.
Miss Mary Sheets and Miss Annie
spent Sunday at Chapman.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy sowing oats.
Miss Bell Betz and her brother
spent Saturday at Chapman.
D. s. Engle sold a fine lot Of
hogs last week,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
RHINEHART.

Mrs. Ed. Reed and children Of
Moonlight are visiting relatives here
Misses Helen Taylor and Maude
Hassler attended a party at the See
I've home in Abilene Friday evening
Mrs. ]. A. Hollinger and Miss
Christine Hull who have been visit
ing at the w. H. HOllinger home
returned to their homes in salina
Monday.
A number attended the senior play
at Chapman Saturday nign-
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Long Of Buckeye
spent Sunday at Roy Murphy's.
Henry Pottle was in Chapman on
business Monday.
J. H. Taylor and Mrs. Converse
tended the conference In Abilene
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McEIheney and son
Dean. visited at s. N. Hassler's u
Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
LANEY DISTRICT.

Planting potatoes and sowing oats
is the order Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fells spent Sunday
with the latter's mother.
Mrs. Scott of Talmage is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs,
M. E. Whitney.
Miles Huitt's lost a valuable COW
last week.
Miss Daisy Blagg came up from
Navarro Thursday to spend few
days with her parents.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the conference at Abilene
last week.
Swisher and Harden helped their
brothef-in-law move his household
goods to the place recently vacated
by Mr.. Emlet. Mr.. Rice came here
from Nebraska.
While Mr.. MasEs were driving to
their fathers Monday afternoon their
team became frightened, upsetting
the buggy and throwing them out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mast escaped with a
few scratches but little Arnold Is
suffering with a broken limb as a
result of the accident
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
MOONLIGHT.

Rev. M. L. Hoffman Of Abilene
preached at Bethel Sunday morning.
g. B. Burkholder's attended church
at the M. E. church in Abilene on
Sunday.
Miss Alice Engle came up from
Chapman to spend Sunday at home.
Several Of our people attended the
whitley sale on Monday.
Miss Abbie Bert gave her farewell
address at Bethel on Sunday even
ing. She will return to South Africa
again as a missionary.
Grant Balmer moved on Friday
to Zion.
Aaron Wlngert's visited at Harry
Noel's ON Sunday.
Rev. J. M. Sheets was at Zion on
Sunday.
Miss Beulah Zook called on Miss
Abbie Bert on Monday.
Harry Orders sundayed at Mel
win Crawford's.-
A number Of our young people
attended the senior play at the coun'
ty high school Saturday evening
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
SOUTH DICKINSON.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Loun-
den, March 10. a son.
Miss Lucia Fuller Of India who has
spent the winter ct Mrs. Fanny Hoff-
mans left Friday for California to
visit relatives.
Ivan Herr spent Sunday evening
at Moonlight.
Bend. shank and family called at
John shank's Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. @. Engie spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Noon
light,
Van Kirk Maxcy attended the
teachers institute At Abilene last
Saturday.
NJ. and Mrs B. n Reed visited
at Jacob strols's Thursday.
George Issitt transacted business
10 Abilene last TuesdsS
Elder J. N. Engis preached At
Rossbsnk Sunday morning
Mrs. DaFid Rodgers returned from
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a. v,s,t 70 chairman wednesday

her visit to Chapman Wednesday
Jacob strole made a business trip
to Holland Thursday.
Misses Perna and Virginia Reed
entertained a few friends at their
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Mauchermer was shop
ping in Abilene one day last week.
Miss Daisy Blagg went to Talmage
to spend a few weeks with her par
ents. HM
Mr.. and Mrs e. L. Hoffman Wis
tied at T. Issitt's Sunday.
Mrs. c. P. Pitts and Mrs. Charlie
Larsen were shopping in Abilene
Monday. RW
Mrs. Lucy Pratt attended the M.
e. conference in Abilene last week.
W. H. Hansen Of Abilene was In
our vicinity Tuesday
Mrs. r. R. Issitt is visiting at Carl
Loundeen's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23

Most Of the farmers are busy sew
Ing oats.
The Robson children who have
been quite sick are improving.
A few from here attended the
play at Chapman Saturday night.
, Fay spicer attended the county
Sunday school convention in Abilene
last week.
Sam Peters has moved into John
Burkholder's house.
Chas. Switzer has bought lot
in the north end Of town and 10 put
ting up new house and barn. II
doesn't always take a railroad to
make town boom.
Glenn Bell went to Wichits.
Mary Burkholder went up near
Buckeye to sew.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
HOPE.

Ray Sheets sawed wood for W.
Steiner Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Maxey and Miss Steruet at
tended teachers meeting in 4
Saturday.
d. M. Reed and family spept SUN
day with their daughter, Mrs, Min
cehelser.
Y Nola and Bessie Brubaker were
entertained Sunday by Elsie Forney
of Navarro.
Marion Ohmart and family, Avery
ohmart and family, Tom vansil, Des-
sic and Myrl strole and Clyde For
ney were visitors at Daniel Reeds
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sheets ut Sum
day at A. Maust's.
Mrs. Asa johnson of Abilene has
been visiting relatives in Hope.
Queen Ketchersid and Lottie snive-
" were Herington visitors last week
Mrs. sterner and Mrs. Reed were
in Navarro on business Thursday
Kim Smith and Charlie krause
drove up north to visit friends.
There is quite a lot Of sickness
in this vicinity.
Ed Welsh was up to Hope Tues
day from Tampa.
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woODBINE.

George Middleton and wife and
Ora Kohler were M. e. Conferences
attendants in Abilene.
A student from the Enterprise
Normal Academy sang a solo at the
German NJ. e. church last Sunday
evening. The Epworth League had
program and there was no preach
ing services.
]. L. sternberg and wife took
trip to Herington last week.
Mrs J. J. steininger visited rela-
lives last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith we're
In Herinston last week on business.
]. R .KohIer and family were IN
Herington last week Mr.. Kohlsr
has a business in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Knuth Of Her
ington we're Waiting here last Sun
day with relatives.
Mrs. J. L. sterhberg visited rela-
lives In Newton. Kansas.
MrA u. steinihser was called 70
the bedside Of her brother IN Kansas
ol0. kan. last week, He was re-
ported danseroualy sick
Mn. schaub received a message
last week that her daughter. hrs.
p. Hvensood is very sick She left
immediately for Goram. Kan. where
she liVsA
Mn August Rindt passed out Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-03-23
NAVARRO.

George Sandrock and family spent
Sunday at Clint -.-eyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald trans
acted business In Enterprise Mon
day.
Misses Iona and Lottie Jones
spent last Friday with Edna Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis White spent
Sunday at John Olsen's.
Harvey Eshelman spent Sunday
afternoon with Henry Olsen.
The new hotel is going up.
c. Pleiser was in Navarro Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and Mrs. Ander-
son transacted business in Enterprise
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Larson was shopping
in Enterprise Saturday.
Carl Londene wears q smile on
his face. It's q boy.
Chss. Larson has commenced work
on his new home.