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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-07
Tuesday, February 81. 1911.

i uesudy, feOruary Il, 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
On motion the following officiaI
bonds were approved and ordered
filed, to-wit:
Wesley Johnson. clerk, Des Moines
township.
W. C. Smith, clerk, Harrison town.
ship.
G. L. Fullenkamp, clerk, Marion
township.
Fred H. Ginning. justice of the peace
Franklin township.
Ed. Shook, justice of the peace.
Pleasant Ridge township.
j. A. vermazen. clerk, Charleston
township.
J. NJ Kudebeh, clerk, Jefferson
township.
On motion Mr.. F. w. Andrews was
appointed justice of the peace in
Montrose township to fiji vacancy.
official bond to be filed within ten
days.
The petition of Mary E. and David
Kerr for cancellation Of 1910 taxes
on lot 8, block As. Keokuk, was
granted on account of soldier and
unable to pay.
The petition of Gust Heitz for re-
fund of dog tax on account OF error
In assessment was allowed on recon.
mendation of the assessor.
On motion the following claims
Tor damages on account of the kill.
ing or injury to domestic animals
We're, after due investigation. allow
ed, and the auditor is authorized to
draw warrants on the domestic ami.
NAL fund for ninety per cent of the
amounts SO allowed to-wit.
Louis Besser, chickens 90
Theo. J. Dingman, ! sheep x. 4 90
Henry Esmeier, sheep 49,. 40. 90
Albert Holderfer. / eve with
ianD .... 500 +
Casper Mohrfeld, 9 chickens 4 90
John Nuebel. 81 chickens -. 1915 +
Mary Wilmesmeier, Is chick
els .....-...... Is. rs +
The following claims we're rejected
on account not being filed within rhe
time required by law, to-wit:
scheffler Bros, one eve.
NJ. ]. DOYLE. two ewes.
The following report of Geo k.
Marley and Sabert T. Marshall, the
committee of expert examiners an
pointed by this board to examine the
books Of certain county officers for
the year 1910. was approved, order.
ed filed and published:
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. II. 1911
To the Honorable Board OF Supervis. j
ors OF Lee County, Iowa:
Gentlemen: In compliance with !
your orders we have examined the re.
ports, bills books and accounts of the
Following county and township off. ,
clais, to-wit: Cle-A, and deputy clerk
of the district court. recorder and
deputy recorder, sheriff and deputy
sheriff, the county superintendent OF
schools. the city marshal Of Fort Madi- ,
son, the city marshal of Keokuk, the I
clerk of the superior court of Keo-
tuk, the justices of the peace and CON {
stables OF Madison township and
jackson township inside the city of 7
Aeokuk, and the calaboose keepers OF
ne city OF Keokuk and report here :
with as follows:
.. r. Johnson, Deputy Clerk Of the
District Court, Fort Madison.
we ind that he should be charged b
Is follows
Marriage fee not reported. Kect
to Bluescher e. ro :
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR.
ITY. KEOkUK COUNCIL. No. 1899
Meets the first and third Monday OF
each month, at A o. U. w. hall at
O'Clock. Q. w Rowe, president;
ernest Best, Financier; Mayme G..
Schenk Secretary.
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If / Had Eczema

I'd wash II away with that mild. sooth-
ing liquid, D. D. D, Trial bottle, csc.
Relieves all kinds of skin trouble,
cleansing away the impurities and
clearing up the complexion as nothing
else can.
Yes. If ] had any kind of skin trou-
bic. Id use D. u. d.
McGrath Bros. Drug Co, and VIII
kinson & Co
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Filing fee not reported. Hesse
& Sons vs.. hidden ... 5
Filing fee not reported. Hesse
& Sons VS.. Billiard s
Third quarter report shows fees
l4S instead of $751; :. o
/ Fourth quarter report Datin fee
slSs.o5 instead of sIss.e5 -. 81
Sc. Il
And should have credit as follows
Est. OF L. c. Diedrich, probate
fee. reported twice 81 :,
Breen vs.. Breen ....... ... S;
SIS:
Balance due Lee county ... 81. I;
This amount has been paid to tbs
county treasurer. and duplicate re
ceipt filed with the auditor.
E. s. Lotion, Clerk of the Distric,
Court, keokuk.
We find his reports correct with
eio AoHONiug exceptions.
Second quarter fees reported
s112.35, should be s116.5o 81. is
Fourth quarter fees reported
s326.50, Should be s326.so ~. 80
Amount due Lee county ..... s4.45
This amount has been paid to the
county treasurer, and duplicate re-
ceipt filed with the auditor.
E. c. Chambers, County Recorder,
We find his reports correct.
Ed G. Vaughan, Deputy County Re-
corder.
We find his reports correct with
the following exceptions:
First quarter fees reported
s512.7O, should be s514.2o 81 so
Instruments not recorder but
fee reported 90
Amount due Lee county so
This amount has been paid to the
county treasurer, and duplicate receipt
filed with the auditor.
j. j. Datin, Sheriff.
We find his reports and bills cor
rect.
j.. J. crimmins, Deputy Sheriff.
We find tho fnlJou,;ro o,ra,.
In the matter of fees earned and
reported:
Robinson ct al, vs. Johnson ct
al, fees earned, sl.35, re-
ported $3.50. So
sheetz vs.. Hoagland, fees earn
ed and not reported ... So
sheetz vs.. Hoagland, fees earn
ed and not reported .S5i
Buck Reiner vs.. Joyce ct al.
fees earned and not reported 90
State vs.. G. Baker, witness, fees
earned s1.20, reported ... $50
'irst quarter fees witness in civ
ii cases not reported ... S.10
first quarter fees serving orig
inal notices s45.25, report
4
ed ...,..... 44.75
'irst quarter fees collected in
past quarters $500, report
ed .............. 1896
econd quarter civil mileage
s2430, reported ;. :. .... 1880
econd quarter fees in criminal
cases s2210, reported -. 2110
bird quarter civil mileage
$1,000, reported .. 7.9o
ourth quarter civil mileage
1920, reported ... $500
ourth quarter fees witness in
criminal case $3.50, report
ed ........... 900 I
ourth quarter serving execu-
tons. civil, $500. report
ed . ............ 1900 ;
In the matter of civil mileage re-
'rted and collected:
1eets vs.. Hoagfand, not re-
ported ..-......s 10
leets VS.. Hoagland, not re-
ported e..-.s........ 10
nmDhrey vs.. Humphrey. mile
age $500, reported s 10 49,. 100
ick Reiner ys. joyce. SDauld-
Ing ct al, not reported 1890. 10 4
1920
Not entitled TO following mileage,
ing criminal business.
ate vs.. Luxe. ct al ....,.s 10
ate W. Luke. ct al - 20
ty Of Keokuk w. Murphy -. 50 q
ate ". Stack .. 20
ate ys. Tigue .....a. 10 &
ate ~. Warner ....s. 10 i
rying warrants, Bradley et al $50 q
5000
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A. o. w.

( keokuk Lodge, Nc. 25s-Meets
every Thursday night at 7::3o clock
&C hall over Keokuk Savings bank,
corner Fifth and Main streets. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited. Ed.
vaughn, M. W.; A. A. Baur, Recorder.
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A Mothers Safeguard.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the chill
dren is best and safest for all.
coughs, colds, Group, whooping-
and bronchitis. No opiates. Wilkinson
& Co.
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FRA I'EkNAL CARDS

Hardin Lodge No. 29.-Holds its reg.
ular monthly meeting the second
Monday evening OF each month.
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X. of P.

Morning Star Lodge, No. 5-Meets
Fifth and Blondeau, K. OF P. building
Tuesday at 1880 p. m. C. c. Koepf,
Chancellor Commander; j. A. Bur.
CESS K. Of R. and S. Visiting Knights
fraternally invited.
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Puckechetuck Lodge No. AZ, meets
every Friday evening at o'clock
Z. =. Witch, n. g.; Geo. ". I'm
megart, Permanent Secretary.
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Balance due Lee county ......s sc
/ In matter of expense in criminal
! cases:
Fourth quarter reported s27.ss
should be s26e2 sl.2O
/ Fees collected first quarter
! s61.25. reported s6o.25 -. LOO
/, In the matter of boarding prison
ers and tramps:
No. 1e3 G. Crowley. / meal
less ..............s .121s
10y 5. Mills ] lodging less :. 1919
49l q. Wilson, l day less -. 80
go J, Louis, / day less $500. 80
623 F. Williams, day less 4. 80
695 c. Ross, meal less ...... 1919
175 B. Scott, meal less 1915
NJ. cahili, tramp ......... .37k
s2.s7Mla
4S9 R. Sertman, / days more. so
4s0 p Wilson. ] day more. 80
SO ]. Mccormick, March
board ..... 1875
624 ". Heckday, days more
.............. $50
s62 J. Hanlon, 8 days more 1.5O
s1s.s7A
Due J. ]. Crimmins on board
ing prisoners .. SIC 90
Errors in addition bills boarding
prisoners:
First quarter reports allowed
slsso.s7 instead of $685.
90 .... $50
Second quarter reports allowed
s21s.s7 instead of s21s.37
...s.. 80. ..-5.s.. go
$500
Third ouarter reports allowed
s269.75 instead of s26s,75.. 100
Due ]. ]. crimmins, error in
Recapitulation of the above as
IN the matter of civil mileage. S 80
In the matter of expense in
criminal cases ~
In the matter OF fees collected
not reported 1890. ..... 100
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John J. Crimmins, Jr.. as deputy sher-
III was approved and ordered filed.
On motion the following official
bonds We're approved and ordered
filed
John J. crimmins, Jr. deputy sher-
if.
$. H. Johnston. assessor, Keokuk.
H. H. Layton, clerk Jackson Town
shin. Outside.
Thos. G. Pollard, clerk, Van Buren,
township
J. J. Anthony. Justice, Des Moines
township.
Aug. Burgdorf, justice, Jefferson
township.
Robert Anthony, justice, Van Buren,
to -nship.
William Sheppard. Justice, Van
Buren, township.
$. F. Hayes, justice. Washington
township.
D. l. Mccracken, constable. Den
mark township
VIM. Spain, constable, Montrose
township.
The indemnity bond OF the Lee
County Savings bank, in the city of
fort Madison, Lee county. having
been approved by the county traas-
nrer and filed with the county audi.
tor' IN the sum OF 100000 the
same Is hereby approved, and the
county treasurer is hereby authorized
70 deposit in said bank any funds in
his hands not to exceed thu sum of
100000. said bank to pay Interest ON
deposits at the rate OF two per cent
on ninety per cent of the daily
balance
On motion Fred H. ohning was
appointed justice of the peace TO fill
vacancy in Franklin township.
The following reports of TOWNSHIP
trustees on the township road FIND
for the year 1910 were approved and
ordered filed. to-wit.
Charleston Township.
eeceipts -. ......... 81 1854
Disbursements ... 11q7 ~
balance on hand ..s 2s.5si
oes MoInes Township.
Receipts 81 7oo ee
','soursements -. 1,594.s5
Balance on hand 1es e,
me petition of Geo. S. Tucker for
exemption from erroneous tax sale
: iseS Of lots ), 6, and s, section
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Lee COUNTY
SUPERVISORS
Official Minutes Of the Last Pro-
ceedinss Of the Board, Held at
City Of Fort
Madison.
THE CLAIMS ALLOWED
Complete Digest Of all the Business
Which Has Been Transact
ed by That
Body.
Monday February & 1a11

-houiuds FEBRUARY b. 1y1l.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
On motion the following claims
were allowed, Supervisor Hosier rot-
ing aye. Supervisor Scheffler voting
aye, Supervisor Young voting aye,
to-wit
Pay roll Cor bridge and road
work under E. n. Jack in
January ...... ........ s296.25
u. N. Jack, bridge expenses. 3.51
Il. X. Kelly, bridge natl. !. 1886
Henry Bondage, same ...... 1921
Louis Washburn. bridgework 1900
u u hnabe, same ........ ESQ
mos Helm, same ........ 500
G. B. & @. Ry.. freight on
bridge material 11.1f
Geo. We'll, road work, Jack
son, Inside ........ LII
western Boiler Pipe Co., road
material, Van Buren, twp, 1875
Clinton Bridge Co.. same,
Franklin township ...... 1920
frank Sheppard Co., court d.
gests ......... 1880. $500
y. lihuSudu, livery Is. OF
s.. and criminal cases -. 43.50l
y. Van Hyning. livery b. of s. 400
Fred Soechtig, goods poor
Fort Madison ........ 1000
]. A. Vern1azen, clerk Charles
ton township ............ 500
Jacob REM, trustee, same 500
H. G. Kirchner, same 1900. 500
Jas. e. Farrell, same .... 500
J. A. Num-, Justice fees, Fit.
Madison ........... 1925
State OF Iowa, Independence
hospital account 5. !. -. $500
Same Orphans Home acct $500
# Madison, Appanoose Stone
Co stone for stoneyard,
Fl. Madison 49,. ... $3.50
] Hosier, salary per diem
and mileage, county super
visor ........ ........ 81 40
Peter Scheffler, same 1890. $3.50
r. a. Young, same ........ $3.50
Wesley Johnson, clerk Des
Moines township 500
John Crnze. trustee, same 500
Ed Meister. same ..... 500
j. w. Sunder, same ... 500
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Herman Lodge No. 116, Germany.
meets regularly every Wednesday
evening at 5 o'clock. A. H. LiGnen.
burger. N. g.; Albert Kiefer. Rec.
Sec.
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Puckechtuck Encampment, No. 4,
meets first and third Thursday even.
ings OF each month. VIM. C. Kun.
me-. Scribe.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD.
FELLOWS.
Hall Seventh and Main Streets.
heokuk Lodge. No. Is, meets regu.
lariy Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
SEQ. Hardin. N G.; Otto Anschutz.
Recording Secretary.
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Balance on hand .s 1os 81,
me petition of Geo. S. Tucker for
!, 1nap from erroneous tax sale
= isoe of lots ), 6, and s. section
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02
Herington Man Gone;
He May Be Dead

half Of which he gave to his wife ana
then went up town presumably to pay
some bills. One party has been found
who said Hood told him Monday that
he had been paying his bills and had
but 65 cents left. About one o'clock
Tuesday morning, man answering
the description was seen in restaur-
ant here. Marshal Ketcham has been
unable to find out whether or not
Hood left ON any Of tho night trains
From the information he has the
marshal is not inclined to believe that
Hood met with foul play.
Hood is, a small man and is about
go years Of age. He has lived here
four or five years, coming to Herring
ton from Abilene. He was once in the
employ Of the city. Mrs. Hood says
that there was no family trouble and
she cannot readily reconcile herself
to the belief that her husband
abandoned her and his two child
ren.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02
Carbolic Acid Aids
Stranger to Die

under his face. They then called
,chas. and Floyd Buchanan who were
mrby, The undsrshlff and county
physician were summoned and the
body removed to the Eicholtz under-
taking rooms.
Or. Chaffee, the coroner, was sum
moned, from Talmage, and an in
quest was being held at the hour
of going to press. Every indication
poNts to suicide.
There Is no clue to the mans
Identity. He was about s feet 4
inches tall and weighed about $50
pounds, had sandy hair and mus
tache, otherwise smooth shaven. He
wore n button bearing the name Of
the American Accident Insurance Co.
Of lincoln, Neb. He had lost his
'fira& finger OR itsaleltfhand. On his
person were found . cheap watch,
and about $1S in money.
A telegram has bsen sent TO Lin
coin In the hope Of learning the
mans identify.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

Herington, Jan. S1.-Has Verne
Hood, switchmAn. met with foul play,
or has he simply deserted his family!
This ID the question the city Off
cials have been asked to answer.
In, the absence Of any evidence 70
the contrary the officials believe It
il case of desertipn-
Hoods disappearance was reported
by his wife and mother. The last
seen Of him was q week ago Monday
night. According to the story told
Mayor Murry and Marshal Ketcham
by the wife and mother, Hood came
home early in the evening and went
to sleep on the couch. About twelve
o'clock he was heard in the kitchen.
the family thought he was getting
something 70 eat and gave no further
attention to the matter. The next
morning he was gone and his where
abouts are as yet unknown.
The day previous to his disappear
ance, Hood cashed q check for SSO'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

A man about fifty years OF age,
we'll dressed in grey suit, and with
q hat bought in Denver, Colo. was
fuond dead about 1880 this morn
ing under a cattle chute at the stock
yards west of town.
BY his side was a twoounce bot
tie marked carbolic acid, bearing
the label of the Palace Drug store.
The bottle was nearly empty. The
man, who Is a total stranger here.
bought the acid between three and
four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
saying he wanted 1t Tor a wash, to
be used for a horse with a sore
shoulder.
The man was discovered by Dick
,Sedberry and Rus Low, who claim
Clifton, -exas, as their home. They
first aUticed a man lying under the
cattle chute about 8 O'Clock this
morning and passed by thinking he
might be asleep. Later they saw
him in the same position, flat on
his stomach, with his arms crossed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

merchant said yesterday, land butter
at rs cents. That is country butter.
This is much cheaper than what we
bought them at last year at this time,
but because Of the unusually good
weather the farmers have been bring
ing an Of their produce to town and
We have always had fresh goods
on hand"
The case Of eggs 3 the same as
With butter. There b too much oft
in storage and the farmers IN this
vicinity have continued to make
enough almost TO supply the local
market.
A reason for the slow sale Of eat-
ter which has been advanced iS that
many families ussd oleonarssriDe
and brtterine last year when tut-
ter sold from Is TO 40 cents per
pound snd have never changed back
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

Sheriff ]. R. Young. who returneu
Yesterday from Colorado, bringing
with him A. +. Strange, charged WIN
forging check on the First Nationai
hank Of Herington, had rather an
exciting experience last Friday night
which brought him into pretty close
contact with crime Of q more spec
tacular nature than that cnargeu
against his prisoner.
Just three minutes after al BUCK
~. ( lone bandit. had held up the
aouthbound Texas fast mail on the
colorado and Southern at Bessemer'
: vay station in the outskirts Of Pue-
M. only TO be captured as he was
making his escape. Sheriff Youns's
train pulled up on the siding az bes-
semer. They had caught the ropDer
Nv that time. but intense excitement
preyaiIed among the passengers
More than fifty shots were ezchangeo' !
M young was informed before
buckley surrendered to the officers, I.
He states that It was common taik
AZ Pueblo that the robber secured
4 much larger amount Of booty than
was reported in press dispatches
.o,,e claiming that he got as mucn
az $500. All money and valuables
taken were restored to their owners
The prisoner, Strange, whom MT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

Sheriff J. R. Young left Thursday
for Colorado, and rumor has 1t tnat
when he returns he will not Be un-
accompanied. Mr.. Young's destina-
tion is believed to be Trinidad.
A. F. Strange. formerly an en-
ploye Of the city of Herington Is
under arrest at Trinidad, on the
charge Of forgery. Letters received
Nv r. p. Munsell Of the First Ma
tional bank OF Herington indicate
that the Trinidad officers believe
strange a Wholesale forger,
strange left Herington about
sir weeks ago. Before he went b.
Z. Dreese cashed check for him.
given by q Mr.. Potter Of Shawnee
Okla. and drawn on a Shawnee bank
The check called for about s2s.76
ana passed through the First Ma
tional there. 1t later came back
marked forgery" Mr.. Dreese ask
ed County Attorney Rugh to issue
a warrant for Strange and have MIN
brought back here for trial, and It
4 understood the warrant has been
Issued.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

according to evidence placed before
the probate court this morning, en-
tirely worthy Of them, Is in dilem-
ma. He must either so to work
and contribute to the support Of his
family, or else go to jail and pay a
fine of $500,
Allen was brought before Judge
Anderson this morning charged with
failure to support his family. The
evidence showed that Allen was in
the habit Of spending long intervals
away from home, and that he sent
his wife no money, When short Of
funds he would return to Abilene to
the bosom OF his family, and, al
IN, ugh able-bodied, would do no
work, depending on his wife for his
living. Mrs. Allen, II was stated,
was obliged to take in washing to
maintain the family.
Allen did not deny the charges,
but pleaded tha. he had money ana
would do better. He was fined $500
aad ,stteaced to SIXTY days in fall,
sentence and fine being suspended
or condition that he pay $40 70 bis
wife on the first Of each month here
as'er.
This ia the first case Of its Kind
that has cone up IN the probate
ccnrt Of Dickinson county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02
GoOD SHOWING MADE.
p,GlrlhsUa County Building and Loan
AssOdiatiOn Prosperous.

onr aemi-annuRl statement appears
in this issue OF the Reflector. We
f:are a nttle morn than five years old, 4,
and in that time have grown from
a small sprout to a thrifty young
saDitng. We have mAtured and paid
ppomptly to the persistent holders,
a few of our earliest certificates,
which prDvss tbat our plan Is sound.
We have made seventy-two loans,
which means that that number Of peo-
pie have bean helped to secure
homes or other property Of their
own, and our demand for loans has
always bsen far in excess Of our
sources OF supply.
AhaIene is Just now entering upon
a new era Of growth and develop
aseut; We ars ambitious to keep step
with the procession, and we want
every person in this community. aud
especially the wage earners and par
snls With children to educate. who
can spare speh no more than q dol
lar q month to start . savings ae-
count with us. We pay 8 per cent
inrereSt, ssmi-annuaily, on certifi-
Gates Of deposit Of any amount, and
oar InstaIfmsnt certificates, II car
ned 70 maturity. Yield an increase
based upon a rate Of s per cent com
rounded. Office over Farmers Ma
tlOnal Bank. The Dickinson County
building q Loan Association.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

John A. Flack and his bondsmen,
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co., are made the defendants
in two suits filed in the district court
this morning by s. s. Smith, attor-
ney fof ol,ie Mcdonald tnse Lick
enbaugh) and for W, G. Grigg, guard
ian Of Harvey Luckenbaugh, a MI
nor. Each Of the plaintiffs asks for
erv in the sum Of $500.
The petitions recite that on Febru-
arv al, 1906, John A. Flack was ap-
pointed by the probate court Of Dick
inson county the guardian OF the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02
FIack's Bondsmen
Sued for Shortage

iestate of Ollie and Harvey Lucken-
bsugh, who are brother and sister
Il is alleged that during his guard
ianship Flack received for the estate
sums aggregating s2O2S.sO. half Of
which. $1,000, il said 70 pc due and
unpaid. Flack gave bond In the
United states Fidelity and Guaranty
Co for $1,000 Feb. 2s. 1905. He
continued as guardian Of Harvey
uckenbaugh until Sept 10, 1910,
when w. G. Grigg was appointed In
his place. The plaintiffs live in Ma
varre.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-02

I wish to announce 10 the pablis
that / have resigned ny position
with Hodge Bros. with the inteation
Of opening an exclusive plumbing
ana heating estabHshmsnt on West
Third street about Feb. 10th.
The business vi1l be conducted
undsr the hrm name Of Abilene
Plumbing and Heating Co. Further
announcements later.
ait Il. EBHELMAN.
nanaseF.