Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-12-21
WOODBINE.

~ fred Longhofer were in Heringto
" Tuesday doing some shopping.
~ Born to Mr.. And Mrs; HERNIA
M Koepsel, son.
* The boys Of the German M. E
N church met at the parsonage to say
W ana split the pastors Btovewoo,
N on last Thursday. He will sure b,
a IN shape to keep things warm now
" Some OF the ladies were on hand I,
" cook the dinner. In the Afternoon
" all had their picture taken at the
X woodpile.
X Mrs. Nachtrieb of Derby is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Foster
Y Prof. Sempsrote is teaching school
on Saturday morning to make I'm
Tor the time he missed while sick.
Little Kermit Westrup has been
sick a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Kingman
county are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Albert Timm who is very sick.
Mr.. Miller returned to his home on
Monday but Mrs. Miller will remain
for some time.
Godfried abb is pulling out hedge
with his stump puller for Samuel
Muenzenmayer.
August Krause has been doing
lots OF work ON the roads the last |
week.
Workmen are putting in the walls
OF the cellar for the new house of
Mrs. Brown.
The stores have quite a display
OF holiday goods which shows that
Christmas is near at hand. The
children seem to realize it.
VIM. Oesterreich has returned
from Kansas City where he sold a
car load of hogs.
Mrs. Foster was in Harrington Sat-
urdfV between trains shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Biegert en-
tertained at their home Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Emma L.
Knoop. The evening was spent in
playing games after which they all
enjoyed eating pop corn balls. The
guests departed at late hour and
all report an enjoyable time. i
VIM. Steckel wis in Harrington d
Saturday on business.
Miss Stauffer, a nurse from New t
ton, is now nursing Mrs. Albert Il
Timm.
e B. Dilard, D. D., superintendent u
Of the Kansas Children's Home So L
ciety of Salina district gave a lee D
ture at the German M. e. church
Sunday night on the subject Save c.
The children, preserve the nation.
give the boy chance" On this d
evening the English M. E. and Ger
nan M. E. were together in union M
services. vi
The churches here will hhVe their
exercises next Saturday
'vening, all prepared good programs.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Mcmillan
ldopted an orphan boy from the
Kansas Childrens home society. He in
8 bright little lad and has certainly
ound good home. lG
Mrs. ]. Kohler was in Harrington
asst Monday M
After thirty-five years of farm tn
life Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schmidt are
his week moving into their beauti- &C
ul new home. 1t is one of the
andsomest residences in our city, nj
six roomed bungalow with bath
DOM and wash room at the near. It
Everything is as handy as possible
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt certainly it,
eserve home of this kind in which
D spend their list years N. B. Mar sa
In of Abilene was the contractor bu
nd deserves much praise on the
ppearance OF the mouse and the wi
tanner in which the work is done sa
Ir. Martin built ]. A. GiIletts hand
ome home year ago and is now of
work on an eight room, strictly Ar
Iodern house for VIM. Brussow.
Louis Westrup was in Abilene on of
usiness Monday. He
Mr. and Mrs. Mccoy attended the Ca
trickline-schremer wedding in Her. spi
Igton Sunday. he
R. H. Volkman was in Abilene
4 business Monday. w
Arthur Miller of Collier was in
'oodbine Monday. nm
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