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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
THOSE WHO DO NOT THINK
Eskimos Believe 1t Is Not Necessary If They Have Enough
 Meat to Eat.

! Where the physical struggle for life is at its keenest, as it is among the Eskimos, the years glide by free from the more subtle cares and worries of the civilized man. The Eskimo, says MT. Knud Rasmussen in "The People Of the Polar North" does not count the days, and keeps no record of time. All his thoughts are centered on hunting.
 Once asked an Eskimo who seem ed to be plunged in reflection, What are you thinking about?''
 He laughed at my question, and said: "Oh, it Is only you white men who go so much for thinking! Up here we only think of our f1esh-pits, and whether we have enough for the long dark of the winter. If we have meat enough then there Is no need to think. have meat and to spare!" I saw that I had insulted him by crediting him with thought.
 On another occasion asked an un- usually intelligent Eskimo. Panigpak. who had taken part in Peary's last north polar expedition:
 'Tell me, what did you suppose was the object of all your exertions? What did you think when you saw the land disappear behind you and you found yourself out on the drifting ice-floes?"
 Think" said Panigpak, astonished. s"I did not need to think. .Peary did that!"
 Eating becomes the great thing with the Eskimos. I once excused myself, when paying visit, with the plea that had already eaten and had had enough. was laughed at, and the answer I received was:
 "There thou talkest like dog! Dogs can be stuffed till they are sat isfied and can eat no more; but peo- ple-people can always eat!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
Growing in Kind.

An agricultural expert, who had been invited to address state grange, expressed opinions with which local farmer, plain, uncultured man, found fault.
 After some discussion, in which the sense of the meeting was clearly with the farmer, the expert lost his tenn per.
 "Sir." he said to his opponent, striv- ing to speak coolly, "do you realize that I have been at two universities, one in this country and one in Ger many?"
 What of that?" demanded the farm CT. with faintly fiickering smile. "I had calf that nursed two cows, and the observation made was. the more he nursed the greater calf he grew."-Youth's Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
Historic British Ship,

One of the most interesting ships afloat is the Eagle, which lies in one of the docks of the River Mersey, England. For more than fifty years the Eagle has served as a training ship. It was launched in 1904, and took part in several important en- gagements in the early part of the last century, when the Napoleonic power was at it's height.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
FINE SERVICE AND

DAAN A AI1OlNIMENTS Al characterize the Busy Bee Restaur. ant. It isn't only what you eat here that gives zest to your appetite-it,s the way the viands are cooked and served. the way the tables look, the way we treat you. Take your time eating here. but waste no time in get. ting here. Try our Chop suey. Ii Is a delightful dish. Our prices vii, not punish your inquisitiveness when you ask them. Bring your best girl along.
 BUSY BEE CAFE
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
aDrreigonbenSen.

90. april 1912.

30. april 1912.
Ia TO asraOs .3sii babe. 70 nil it
aud pitotr sipas an bic Deribe eurcia
pofi bsrihien. uuo sipar bon unierer
QonilrmG.ton, Dslts am Sonniaa, ben
%. april. abasaaIisn wuroe. 3erieIs
ben rpobnttn iebr piele Seute bel, uno
al Der 3abl baitsn mir IL 9oniirman'
ben, bier Snaben uno n6t Wldoden.
Sbre Ramen lino: Sacob 8obl, Seins
rid Wrud, Grisorid @obl uno 6riso'
rid Shlaot. Bertha Sdlaot, Bertha
Sdumader, aatbarina @obl, @laus
oina Qini, alara Stei9er, autbarina
Sdmiot, emma S6umaher unb 9as
rolina Shmiot. @s mar cine ihOne
@rinnerun9 fir ale bic es on H6 sieben
nollen uno eine Grneueruns fiir alle.
beionoers fir mid. SD tonnte mid
lpieoer on meine &oniirmation erin=
nern unier Yalior, aarl Wertel, pels
der Die 6eier leitete, bat cine berSer9rei=
ienoe preoist an alt uno Sung 9ebals
ten. SD ia9e oem paltOr uno ben
gelu6ern ro6mals meinen berSli6lten
3ant fir Die 9iebe uno freunoli6e Be-
iu6e, Die iie uns erwieien baben.
gtur eins min i6 nod beri6tsn, oab
Der Gjepatter Gan9bein bel meinem
Na6bar Sacob Weroins ein9etebrt 1T
uno oieier 6amilie einen Itrammen
Stammbalter binterlaNen bat. Wtutter
unb Gino lino woblauf uno Der SacOb
lit duberit tOl3.
gieues 9ibt es fir iebt ni6t piel,
oenn Die 2eute lino INNER an Der 9lr.
belt. 9as &orn 1T bereits meiltens
gum Sweiten Mule sepfIanSt pOroen,
neil es tbeilpeiie peroorben lit unO
tbeils bon ben I69eln aus9eirellen
wuroe. 8e9enwdrti9 baben mir ido=
mes @etter uno bpiien mir aud nod
auf trodene @itterune, iOoab Die 2eute
ibrer 9lrbeit nn6tommen tOnnen, oenn
bis jebt batten mir Supiel &esen.
llebriseus lit nod ales beim 2llten,
uno gum S6luB eriibe id nodmuls
ale 6reunoe uno 8etannte uno alle
9eier Der Bot.
Satob 8obl.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
Saba, SIosIatota.

gei &ubolpb @eiBbaar iiiolid bon
bier, uno bel SacOb Sauer auf Der
Sugbes 6arm, itellten lid am Witt=
nod Mor9en muntere tleine SObn6en
Elm.
Garl Mir fam am Mlittpob bon
@ureta beriiber uno taufte bon Der
6irma Selm & Piiber SO Stiid 8ino=
pieb, tpelde iie Dorber Suiammen 9e=
tauft bate.
Die 6amilie pultor 8. Sanielmanns.
Oes neuen YreOi9ers Der lutberii6en
2owrD paro6ie, fam am 9ienltu9 per
gabn bier OH, uno Der paltOr ielblt per
Ndie am Mittmo6.
Mit Yeoauern boren mir, oaB 6rau
6rieOrid Sufotb iiiolid bon Selbp
ibwertrant oarnieoerlie9t. Nm Sonn=
tag NOR Serr uno 6rau @briit. SufOtb
aus Der 9tdbe bon Soben bel ibr uno lie
tbeilen uns nit, bob ibr Nuftommen
3tpeifelbaft 1T. Sie llria9e ibrer &rant-
belt lit Die 6Ol9e elmer 6riibgeburt.
8ei unierem 6reunoe SObann Sed
i'm OItliden 5beile oes Gountps ltellte
lid am 13. 9lpril elm minteres tleines
3o6ter6en Elm. Somit bat Der So6ann
ieBt bier Suben uno 3tpei Wtdbel.
Der gmpfane, pel6er am 9ientae
9lbeno in Simmeri6s Salle su @bren
oes neupermdblten Paares, Serrn uno
6rau ausuit s. S6lepp, se9eben nur=
be, mar BON elmer ungebeuren 9lnsabl
Geute beiuht, uno ollie tpuroen reihlih
bepirtbet uno umtlierten lib portreif=
li6. gesen 0titternu6t puroen bic
SGlte nit einem iuperben SSelteiien re-
saliert. 3ublrei6e 8eidente puroen bel
Der 8ele9enbeit oem iun9en paare per=
ma6t.
Supa miro ieBt aud mebrere freie
2anopotrouten erbulten, cine iiioolt=
wdrts laufeno, tpelde 68 6amilien be-
Oient, uno eine nOropeItmdrts laufeno,
mel6e un9efdbr 60 Samilien beoient.
Senator Gamble ihreibt uns, oab bic
2inien etablert iperoen, iobalo Die nO=
tbisen einleitenoen S6ritte oetban NOR.
ben lino. Sin 8unoesa9ent mar oieie
8ode bier, um Die proiettierten 2inien
ieitSuiteQen.
Sobann Bauer bate am lebten Sam.
tag, rudbreno er in benz S6uppen bin-
ter ieinem 2aoen elm Stiif Steinials
aufbeben pollte, einen lei9ten 4nfaa
BON Shla9fluB, fOl9eoeiien er msbrere
Sage oas gett bitten muBte.
(Sapa Serolo.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16

fertis fir ous Soipital, ibreibt Serr
8apib Welbaum bon griltol, Snb.
rSte iasten, nidts anoeres als cine
Operation tonne ibr nod belfen. SD
bOrte oann auf iie nod benz SOftor 81
iubren. sic beaann ben alpentrduter
gu gebrauden, uno ftiblt ieBt uus9e=
5eianet. sic bat guten 9lppetit, idldft
gut uno nimmt 3u on @emidt. 2eine
Sdld6terbant fir MIDI"
@er fam iasen, oaB cine Weoi3in, Die
10 beiiimmte, beilenoe grfol9e erSielt,
niht iiber oem @en6bnli6en ltebt2
Man fruse nidt in glpotbeten na6
Dem alpentrduter. @r 1T bort nidt sr
baben, ionoern pirb benz publitum
brett our4 Spe3ial.asenten selisfert,
bic ernannt iino bon ben gisentbtimern,
Or. Better 6abrneb Il Sons Co., 10
25 go. Sopne Mps., Chicago. ST.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
gttr. NsrDs1 afsia.
q. gRai 1912.

W 0tul 1914
Wrib, Bot! lie Bitieruns IL
bier Isbr aanfIs; mir buttsn bier idOn
mebrre quite Reasu. iOoab mir ieBt
msbr @oisr in ben Risoerunesn iisben
babsu, ais mir i'm 6rhbiobr botten.
uahoem Der Shnee ubaina. los
Gano bat nun aenii9eno 6eu&tieteit
uno ales pddii ihon, uno per isbt
nit oem alien eano fsrtis III, Der 1T
nit benz aufbreGen neuen Ganoes be-
ihditi9t, wslbes oieies Sabr ebenfals
gut 9ebt. giur ems 1T Mot iebr gu
lOben, unb oas limb bic bielen Steine,
pelhe erobe uuannebmlidteiten uno
2lrbsit peruriaden. gDer 9ana bat,
obne Steiue, tanu iid Gar teinen 3es
grill BACON MAIDEN, pelde Arbeit oie=
ielben peruria6en.
9lls Neuieteit tann ib mittbeilen, oaB
ib mir am %. @pril einen &ne6t aes
ounaen babe su $25 ben Monat. SD
ididte ibn auf oas 6elo nit Der 9rills
maidine unO iaste ibm: vWenn ou
nit Der 8erite fertis bilt, oann orillli
ou bic Spelb, smei Suidel uuf ben
Qder. 9lls er abenbs beimtam, ia9te
er mir, oaB es ibm gu bid portommt;
morgens gin9 id oann NIT ibm aufs
6elo, beidaute mir bic Sdemaidine,
uno fano balo aus, oab er anltatt sipei
guidel, bier guidel per older eeidi
bate. gs 9riibt ulle 2eier Der rYolt
Gouaro Sutut.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16

aHmllia an Der Mrbsii. um bas petuns
feie eaHb witbsr mii @sIiciDrn ansus
pfanEn. Gle lcbsu In Der 6ohnuHa
cine quite QoruerHis "a bslommsn. Oenn
an 6tnhiiai,it isblt 90 nidt. ou Die
grDs psH benz pisIsn Shnse iisi sinas'
pei6i it. aun isbIR ss nihi, wie
idou ohsa aciaat. an Reesn, ober wenn
be; lisbe 0ett nltt iesnen nil, oann
IN umier 2llles nihts.
am 90. ainG 20 Wsilsn oiiIi6 bon
bier, bel gietorp, elm 6Dclone (ySirbel'
lturm) ilbsr isns @eaeno uno ioll 9ro'
ben Sduoen anasridtet bdbsn. Wlen'
i6en tamen teine ums geben, aber
Yieb.
9Im q. 1T Soiepb 3err bon bier fort
na6 Wilion, ". g., gu ieinem Sntel
Gbriltian gahmanu; niiniAe, oaB er
es bort beiier finoet uls bier.
gia6 lieben Wlonaten Ohentli6er
Sdule bot lebtPrs auf9ebOrt, um 3pei
Monute tie &elisionsiduie un3ufunsen.
Soiientlib fallen bic 8eiultute Der
oifentliden S4uls wisoer 10 gut aus
ais lebtes Sabr.
Wit 6armer9rub, Sbr 6reuno
8o6us Zimmerman.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
Mouno Gitg, Siins1atota.
z. 9Dlai 1912.


9ln Die tpertbe rpoit"! SD min aud
Elm Yaar 3eilen uusri6ten. Wtit Der
Saat 1T es iebt pprbei. gSir baben
einen guten 8e9en 9ebabt, ieoermann
fiiblt Id beiier uno Die @usidten auf
cine reide @rnte lino gut.
9ie beuti6slutberiihe @emeinbe bier=
ielbit bat beIdlOfen einen preoi9er
bierber Su beItellen; lett lebtem SpGt-
iabr batter mir teineu paltOr uno
puroe bic @emelnoe bon auswdrtioen
paItOren beoient.
gon pOlitit bort man ieBt Diel. Sd
mOhte eini9e gBDrte al Die 9eutiden
bon McPberion uno Campbell Goun=
ties ri6ten, nGmlid, oab mir einen
oeutI6en Ganoioaten fir Staatsieuator
buben, uno Swur Sobn 8. Slider BON
Mouno Gitp, 9. 8. Serr Slider 1T
ieit 1897 bier pObubait uno ieit II
Sabren bier i'm @ei6dft; er bat li6 als
elm nii6terner uno ebrenbafter Mann
erwieien. SD mOdte i'm alien 9euts
iben retommenOieren uno oieielben er=
iu6en bel Der 8Orwabl am A. SUM-
fir ibn Su ltimmen.
8ruB an ulle meme iriiberen 9ta6-
barn in McPberion Gountp.
Garl Gitter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
Yarf, 6ops 6Ounts. &anias.
|. 9lfai 1912.

/. Wtai 1912.
g9ertbe 2eier Der rpoit"! Sier fol9t
mein glpril=geribt, mD9te aber lieber
garnidt mebr idreiben, oenn @utes
tann id bon bier bod ni6ts mebr be-
rihten. g8ill aber Der rpoit 3uliebe
nit meinen Seridten fortfubren pie es
tommt uno bofentlid tommt es aud
NAL wieoer befer, (pelden Wunid
aub Die &eoattion ausipridt.) Ger
Gpril mar 10 raub uno itiirmiid rpie
Der idlimmite Wonat oes Sabres. 6rolt
uno Winoe baben uns beim9eiu6t uno
unlere WeiSenfeloer oerart su9eri6tet,
oab oiele Sarmer taum bic Saat pies
Der suriidbetommen peroen. Wobl
batten mir spei idDne Gesen, aber es
ideint als oh sornidts ma6ien nollte,
oenn Die elettriiben Winoe baben allies
rertriippelt mas grim mar. 9lm 27.
batten mir ben idlimmlten @inolturm
bonn Often, porauf elm id0ner 8eeen
fol9te, uno bot lid pisosr erbolt mas
9eblieben lit. gu6 Die giebweioe wiro
grim uno @erite uno Spelb ieben idOn
aus. Die Sarmer iinO flsibis, uber
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
Yleaiant ainse. SiiO.1atota.
4. NlRai 1912,

Ner1De Dgurelu PDIl Vult Hlub
i6 audi mieoer elni0e 3eilen i6reiben,
um ben lieben geIern 81 piilen Su 9e=
ben, oaB mir aud nod am 9eben lino,
uno smar gang better uno irObli6; alles
1T gut osltimut uno Die Witteruno III
lObensmertb. llsber ben 9lpril batten
mir Spei quite, ourdpeiAenoe &e9en,
uno beute re9net es mieoer. 9ie pra=
rie lit grim uno oas geIdte 6etreioe
tommt i6On gum Ioridein; ales Iiebt
id0n uno gut aus. Tus piloe Sblt
lit in poler gliite, unO menn mir teinen
SSroIt mebr betOmmen oann 9ibt es
idmeres Obi.
Sept iinO Die 2eute ileibi9 nit benz
6la6siden beiddfti9t; id iel5lt mil
$50 2lder nit Slahs einiden. 9lber es
oebt Siemlid lcn9iam, oenn mir baben
tein Gutter fir uniere Yieroe, uno lino
oieielben iebr ma9er. Wtit 8ottes Silfe
peroen mir aber au6 ferti9 peroen,
beibt es bod, nur INNER lan9lam uno
Oeritdnoig.
WiQ Der 9eiersabl bort oriiben ilber
benz Wttiiouri= 6luIie audi m;ttbeilen,
DaB aud bier bel uns Gle So63eits.
elofen Iduten; Noam Sranoil puroe
am 81. glpril in 2emmon, 9. 8,
our6 ben So6w. 9utsr Grill getraut.
Gie ieine ibm an9etraute 6ruu bieB,
lit mir bis lebt nod unbetannt. Nls
er am anoeren Gage nod SauIe lam,
fano er, oab li6 unwilltommene Seiu=
der bel ibm ein9eitellt butten. IS wa=
zen Siebe, uno 9efObler iuuroe iol=
9enoes: 8ier Stiife 6leiiG, Elm Sad
g8eiSen, elm Sad @ell6tOrn, elm Yaar
9ans neue Stiefel, wOfiir er ieds Dollar
beSablt bate, Elm &epolper, cine pertb=
polle llbr uno nod Deri6ieoene anoere
mertbpOlle Sahen. gllles mas Nertb
bate mar perIhnunoen. IS lit idred=
LID mie es bier orauben man6mal su=
9e6t. 60 muroe aud lebte Wp5e Dem
Serrn Sulie feline bette Sub eeltoblen;
io9lei6 ging er nit nod orei Wann auf
Die Su6e, uno III turaer 3eit fanoen
iie audi oen &Opf uno Die Suut Der
Sub in einem tiefen Sa6e i'm llntraut
lie9en. 90 mie ib 9ebOrt babe, puroe
aud ibOn uus9efunoen mer es getban
bat, unD boffentli9 miro er fir Die
Sub beSablen miiHen. Sier bel ms
mdre audi ein Spiirbuno n0tbio, pie
3. .. Der bemGbrte sSpib" bon Dem
man aus 8uBlano 10 piel bort.
9lu6 ersdblte mir mein gla6bar,
welder lib am SOnntag bel mir uuf
Seiu6 befano. oaB ibm in 2emmon
Enldn9it 80 Dollar seltOblen puroen
uno neiB er aud mer es 9etban bat,
aber er tann niAt tla9en, neil er feline
3cugen bat. 90 t0nnte ih nod oiele
Stiife aufSdblen, aber id oente es 1T
9enug bon oieier Sorte.
gtun mO6te i'd sic, lieber Sreuno
&O4us Zimmerman in part, &an=
las, frasen, oh SsnaB Sdus nod in
Ganias lit; mir baben i6on lanae
nidts mebr bon ibm eebort uno piIien
ni6t mo er iib aufbdlt. Solte Elm
9eier oieies glattes in Ganaoa ben
ginsens Sugmeier tennen, 10 1T er ees
beten, mir es in oieiem glatte tpilen
su luhea; iein Sdpaser, peter 8riin=
ltein, tudre iebr oantbar oafiir, penn
elm 2eier Die Aoreiie bon ibm al oieies
glatt eini6ifen wiiroe.
Gum SdluB sriiBe i6 ale meine
6reunoe in Siio48ublano, 9lmerita
uno Ganaoa uno ale 9eier bieies 8lat-
tes. 8eere g dlif.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
Gr hat laaer Griabrung

In oisiem Ga6s uuo w:to isoermaun
,uirieoentelen. gIustunit ertbeilt Die
bishae 1sutihe gani poer iraeno ie'
mano in Der Trudersi Der eureta Dot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16
llram Mcrfcl,
NuItieuat0r.

Mu sins grhsiauuHa abboIlsu wil
eb bflslbs nun ares ober ,ltin w.
ipllk im 0isbatmib bsbalitn, oab esu
Aoam MuisI. pslasT ltoH Ianas Aab.
u ale Ausruir IN olsisr WsasnO ibdiia
mar. wisOeTum ietns EIennr aIs folder
aubteiet
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-16

/, 900 ueue abonnenten perlan9t!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-22
DECOY ADVERTISEMENT
WAS FLACK's UNDOING

New YORK Aug. ZI.-JOnn A,
Flack, the former Kansas banker.
was taken into custody as a result
OF a decoy advertisement inserted
in local paper. The advertisement
offered employment In an east side
establishment and was so worded as
to be likely to attract man in
Flack's circumstances. Flack an
swered the advertisement and as he
was about to enter the establishment
was taken in charge by two detec-
tives. Flack admitted his identity,
declaring he was glad to hear his
own name once more.
"Tve been going under assumed
names" he said, until / am sick
and tired of 1t. l want to be myself
once more. I'm ready to go back
to Kansas and face the music.
have no excuses to offer. did
what / knew to be wrong. lost my
nerve at the wrong moment and now
there is nothing left for me but to
take my medicine"
Flack attributed his downfall to
the 'land fever" that he said was
sweeping the vicinity of abilene
about three years ago. He took the
banks funds, he said to purchase
sure things" in city real estate,
which later turned out to be losing
propositions Before / left Kansas"
said Flack, eft was known among
the officials of the bank that there
was a shortage in my accounts, l
thought, however, it was only about
$50, 900 to $4,000. After l came
to New York to rest up mentally
and physically / saw in the papers
that the shortage was about $4,000.
then lost my head completely and
could not summon the nerve to re-
turn to my home town and friends"
With only $500 in his pockets, he
came. to New York with his wife
and for the last two years he has
been struggling for existence, doing
odd jobs on the docks, in storehouses
and when the fear of detection was
not too. great, he ventured into busi7
ness offices in. the down town dis4
trict Of this city to do clerical work.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-22
HODGE BROS.

and daughter, Martha Jane, OF Lin
coin, Neb., are the guests of DR..
and Mrs. p. B. Wilmer.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. N. Dieter left for
New York. Mrs. Dieter will visit at
Churchville, while DR.. Dieter attends
a medical college at New York City.
Mrs. ]. E. Snider of st. Angus
tine, Florida, went to Navarro to
visit her sister, Mrs. w. G. Grigg,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
King.
Mrs. T. e. Dewey and SON Thomas
came up from Topeka to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Waring. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gleiss-
ner.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter re-
turned to their home at Oklahoma
City after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Snider.
Miss Ella Eagle is home from an
extended visit in the east. While
there she purchased fine stock OF
fall and winter millinery for her
popular millinery store.
| John ]. Eyer leaves tomorrow for
Russia where he viii be in the EN-.
pIoy of the International Harvester
Co. with which he has been several
years. They will stop few days al
Kansas City and Chicago, sailing
from New York on the Kaiser VIII
helm Der Crosse. September 3.
F. r. Sawin, T. w. Roach, Geo.
Hull, postmaster, J. F. Elson and
r. G. York, salina; F. B. Dawes,
Clay Center; j. B. Callen, postmas-
ter, Junction City; D. w. NALL, Her.
Iington, and JOS. Whitehair, Chap
man, were among those from out q
town who were here to attend the
funeral of Richard Waring.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

John Mark was in from Garfield,
r. /. Houser was in from Tai
mage.
Miss Margaret Jones was down
from Talmage.
L. F. Linde Of Pearl was pleas
ant Reflector caller today.
Mrs. Henry Miller left for Santa
Fe. New Mexico, for a visit.
Mrs. ]. E. Johntz and children ara
home from a visit in Colorado.
Rev. DR.. F. s. Blayney is home
from his vacation in Colorado.
G. A. Rogers and family are home
from pleasant outing at Estes Park,
Colo.
Miss Ruth McBoyle and Mrs. F. H.
Nicholson were in from South Dick
inson.
]. ]. Yoder, superintendent Of the
Enterprise schools, was an Abilene
visitor.
A. d. Martin was in from Hope.
Walter BENJAMIN was up from
Herington.
Will and Ray Moore were up from
Chapman to attend the funeral Of
Richard Waring.
Mrs. H. R. Bryan returned to her
home at Galatia after visit with
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Maud Hopkins Hoag, return
ed to Kansas City after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hopkins.
Mrs. j. e. Brown of Los Angeles
Calf, left for Bunker Hill after
visiting her sister, Mrs. M H. Gard
ner.
Arthur Walters returned to Tren-
ton, Mo. He Is travelling for the
National Biscuit Co. and Is making
good, ..es.
Mr.. and Mrs r. a. Sullivan Of
Niles and their guest. Mrs. J. G.
Mosher, of Kansas City, were Abilene
visitors.
MRS. >. i. Schlelcnter OF IOpeka
and daughter. Mrs. Tuckerman of
Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
David Shirk.
Robert Whitenack, B. ID. Fry and
Edward Peterson were up from
Hope to attend the funeral of Rich
ard Waring.
Mrs. J. H. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Irene, and Mrs. r. M. White
and daughter, Miss. Mildred, went
to Denver, Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Seaton and
daughter Vida are here from Kan
sas City, Mo-, visiting their parents
and relatives.
Miss Ora Chronister who has been
visiting Mr.. ami Mrs. Jacob Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.. Hantz re
turned to York, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. Fuller Bergstresser
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-22

Rugh Wednesday made out the APP
plicatiton for requisitiOn papers.
Sheriff Young went ito Topeka this
morning with the application pa
pers 80 that Governor Stubs can
issue the requisItIon papers imme-
diately.
State Bank Commissioner DolIey
telephoned to Mr.. Rugh to nominate
some man from his office to be sent
10 New York after Fiack. Mr. Rugh
refused to do that but nominated
Sheriff Young.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-22
Opens His Grocery Store.

B. H. Smith, for nearly two years
manager of the Abilene Wholesale
Grocery Co., who purchased the
popular Lloyd grocery, has finished
invoicing and the store is open for
business. Mr.. Smith is wideawake
and capable groceryman and has a
fine stock that warrants splendid
trade. He will make the store one
Of the most popular in the city.