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AlueiioS que cStcn trabaIandO cl las
graDdcS ObraS en- cSta y que dcScrn en-
cOntrar empleo dCSpu"S q" que lidyaB
ierrninadO aqui eSoS irabajUS. lcs mar;i-
rcstaiIGrS que toneInOS 0rdcncS para tO;ios
los trabaiadOrcS que desren ocuparSr. oh.
tendrem0s par cllOs bucn"s saIarios V pa
"a clio cOn'ainOS con rlanza para que NADIA
Inalo les rase. Los msldarrTaus i ira
baiar ian iUcgo coUIO Sc tcrminen los ira
bGJoS Gondc cSIan CmplcadO$. DcuTrl 4
noSotTos.
NJ. L. OSBORN, Employment Co. RIO
W. Houston 81. san AntoDio, Texas.
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Viene de la 1a.)

de Ia Santa Iglesia; Y a los enemlgos
de este les haran 0 que no es
ell espiritu dc sedici6n, nj de conspi-
raci6n Ell que ANNA a los Pastores de
la Iglesia, nj al Venerable Clero, nj a
los simples fielcs.'
Termina Ia Carta Pastoral haclen-
do un llamado a los catolicos meXlca-
dos para que permaneZcan firmes en-
SUI fe.
Los cstudiantes protestan tamhien.
Como dccimos antcs. Ia publication
dc cSta Pastoral, 10 mismo cue la
De Ia prctesta dc los Gicnatarios de
n iClesia mexicana. RESIDENCES en- c!
cxtraniero. avivaron eli el goberr2-
dor Di6guez CT odio para Ia iglcaia'
= determine cue fucran encarceladoS
sus ministries. ' Sc inc2utaTan todos
los bienes p~ertenecicnteS 4 Ia .mIsm;..
Esta acti1ud cause maia impression
en- todas las classes Sociales de IA ciu-
dad de Guadaiaiara. habicndose or
canizado manifestations rGblicas pa
a protes,ar 2a contra lie los ahnSos
ccmctidos nor las autoridades en- las
~personas de los s~accrdotcs y en- los
:.,-o-a- a., -, :rlOsil
oo;t,1 Ia To-
-. l'' aL.aro. do
aa..aI,a .;ndas oIova~on ma protcs-
:. ~ president Corranza. en- contra
do .roz dI.iroz ~atrope!Ios y atenta,
dos comet;dos por las autc-idades,
acknowledgements host;le3 al catoii-
c;smo."
+.n,;,os do Geo docYmcnto son
:. d,r,osfro,
~ - o~~.;+aci5n o,,c rain.
.I.;.s.J ;.r:s.;on.o noy os4os
I~o.4:m:au do o,i-
.L.ar,. !. CO.
aa4,,,1o. cobor-
~,'"U I
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Texto d IL rrokcsta &C c5tudiantes
y 0brcros.
Ne, +o-to dc ia nrotesta de los es-
.rdis~tes - ob~rpros, entries. camos los
nsrrafos mas il ~portantes. para CO.
,oc;niarto de rucstros l~ectores.
L.. f;-,,or+os 5acicodo
~ -aLa:Sn IL =. .,,rasos on Ia
a w.. frorc, =. Iicor.
=! o'' II W. ~
n:-+r;fo do osta ciuiaI. Ia PreSiden-
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SERvTIiOI De DETECTIVES alamo" PIP
Frost Building. Crockett 3!it. san Antonio.
Texas. lnveStts3CioncS habiles, Acenles
COMPLETENESS. FreciOS' razonables, TODD alb
SOlutamcnie confidential. -9S,
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NOS dedicamos e1cIusivanento a IN ye1t1
de g-3cHlos Gne estan slendo ezport41Js
para AeIico. Vistieros. J. ". , C. Marro-
Quln, {G5 Dolorcsa 81.
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FUE D~ESCUBlERTO. -.
(Viene de Ia la.)

hlnmcnte dcberia haccrse la opera
ci0n.
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.VFN'TAS-

'Si NENDE barafo rabinctc cIcctricO pa
IA sudorIficOs iIcne roros &c dolores mag
nifiras condlcioncs. Diriiirsc a sos last
Houston. ST.
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.DIVERSOS-
4 TOD0s Los TRABaIin0RES

Jose NhtEIiR. Pintor Y EmpaLsiadur. ira
bljo cSincradO V precioS m6dtCOS. IU7 North
santa Rosa Avenue. -Si4.
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CuanGo necesi.e iibros en- esPsnoi
a!-:;ese I ~Igaae;o :. Lo=ano.-ilS
y. Sta. Rosa Ave-sen Antonio, Tex.
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Sc VENDE baratn roche para rafnilia. ca
ballO y guarnicIOnes. D~irijirSe q 1929
BucnavIsia. Travis ff77. Sly
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COI.EC,O "BENITO JuiRE2."-iGis Flores
Ave. Laredo. Texas. Eri'a2mcnic a'en-
dido por profcSOrcs graduates. N7ranjo
Q Hijos. Education cOmplcia c1 iHgi"S Y
ESpaIol. Tcncduria de LlbroS. Mecahosra'
rfa. etc. Glasses nor Corrco. iIccibimOs me.
nInin,orn0s ca
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nESE0 S.BEs RI parahrTO dc mr ,.vurino
.i%icjanirO I.anda. hiiO de Antonio Llnda V
4" Petra iiillicTrcz,. orsinarlu de- Los. No
gales. IuriSC. ccidn d" AgIalcgTls. Nu"YO
Leon. Mexico. Is blanCp, ojos rlr@:. priu
casiaflu, cIIdO de espaidaS. ; pies nc alto
cidS de 81 dcSdc Dtcirmbrc ic iui;. n"
Kansas City, No. Si.OO &C qualification y
III afG dc sIScripCi6n al scmanarlO IA
PIiENSA. Sc dara a Ia persona que dlriIa
lnrorincS clerIoS i COnCcpCiO.; L.anda, Icon
Junction, Texas. sic.
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Es disue;ta una manifestation paci.
flea y lcgitima.

Anaden los Tirmantes de Ia pro
tesla ute con el objeto de protestar
nac;fica y rcsDctuosamcntc contra los
hechos meacionados, cl dia - de Ju-
MO. TN crupo de mas de dos mil per
sonas. dc toias las classes dc la socic-
dad, rarti@ del Jardin del S~antuarlo
hacia cI centric dc Ia ciudad de Qua
dalaiara. en- ordcnada manifestation,
v cue On e. trayecto cl numero dc los
manifcstantes aumentaba rdpidamen-
to. dc~mostrandGse asi que cl pueblo
taratio simpatiZaba en- su gran ma
vo-ia con cj ac3o de ]protcsta que Sc
realizaba. La comitiTa dcsfiiaba en-
actitId c0rrccta, pacifica y rcSpctuo-
sa; mas todavia. sc gUardo durante
81 trayccto IN absolute ~si!encio. Solo
sc conocia el o5ieto pcrseguido, por
dos cartelones cue ADRIAN L. Marcia
= que decian 4 Ia !etra: "Protestamos
contra cl atentarorio cateo de los
tcmpIos," "Protestamos contra IA pr
sion de nuestros s~&cerdotes.'
ar
bitrariamente, VI gruro dc agentes
de Ia policia r~eseryada, obedecieado
6rdenes absurdas del Presidenre Mu-
n;cipal. don Luis Castellanos Tapla,
Sc precipitaroG, p;stola en- mano y en-
actitud violenta Y agrssiva, contra
los letreros inGicados. pretend!endo,
como 0 fin 10 consiguie-on, ARE
batarlos de manos de u portadores.
a ouienes insultaron y golpcarca bru-
talmente.
Insultan I las nujcrcs : azotar a
los ninos-
D;cen los firmantes del documen-
to que no paro ali Ia atrabiliaria &C
titud de los p~olicia, sino que 81 sal
vale tratarIiento dc injurias Y golpes
Sc hizo sentir ambien contra muchos
De los demas manifestantes, senoras
= seaociCas snrre clos, disoiviEadose
Al cabo la manifestation, sin que sir
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Sc NECESlTAN hom5res para el desEcola
de 5Qi acres de terrcno, ron confraio. ni-
rijanse a w. w. VAUGHAN, Route s, Box
SO, Palestine, Texas. So
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-EMPLEOS-

Sc NECESfrAN muchachos que quieran g
premier a mecar.cos~u soAo permanent
$40 South Alamo. -Gt&.
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Sc NECESTrAN 80 bailarlnas. BGen sIeIdo.
Informan Muth Garden, Grsy5Cl y Pine
SITS. -si3
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Sc NECESfrA TN herero para trabaJar ca
piedrera- Texas Trso rcc- Co., EntrTa,
Texas. -S.a.
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DESi:0 StBER 81 parIdcro dc Antonio Eel
ifih dc IS amos dc cdad Y de su maia3
flaracIa Lara, accompaniment dc una love
eta dc s amos dc rdad. fiacc > mcSCs que
no nc saDtdo de cllos. Gralirlcarc liberai-
incrtc 4 la persona que me infOrme ron
"Nactttud. DlriIlr inrormeS a Manuel Her
nanGeZ, MADEIRA, Cal, -SIi.
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ENSENANZA

INGI.ES-Enschanza rACil Y rapida. Meto'
do nuyiSImn.-S2.m Observation-Disclosures
rfa, si.OO.-Mccanograrfa, srdits-Iigsl'ts
3N3 Hicks.
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81 NECESITA express para que lleve aus
~yctacss 4 ID eslsci0E o csnpls sus Aue-
Jies DGblels a iiCsasS. TeieIooo ErecEe:1
ISL v IrRYiS tiaj.
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lupoRrANrE A Los MExICaNos-pars

iTpORTANTE \ Los MENICAN0S-para
acrediiir 81 Naci0nalIdad neceSitaH lcner
sUS CartGS. 81 carecen de tempo o d.
nero SiiiicIente para haccr gaStus dc Wa
Je, escrlnanoS. 81 les quicren guitar sus
s!cnbraS de sleodon o maiz; 81 ticacn al
EuIil' dliiculiad q Quicrcn conoccr las Le-
Yes del Gobicrlo Americana Sobre el Ser
viciG Milti9r, manden treini3 centavoS pars
remitirSclaS llego. Envlen. direction cia-
RI q MARTINEZ MERCANTILES CO., 3s5.
W. Nuera ST.. san AnicIIo, Texas. SIS.
ARREGL0 RECLAMAC!ONES de todas cls-
SEES. Especialidad en- reclamaclones por
academies. Teiefcno Crockett S36i.-Mc
C?Jskey-2i2 New trust Building SIG.
p%RESTAiiOS dinero sohre ganado mayo.,
briiianies y demisa prop.puades Errsuua-
les. Tcl"fOno Crockett S3%6i.-Cuarto. 81:
New FrusI Building. sis
TALLER EGN0GRAFICO. Leandro M. Ro-
drigueZ. Reparacicncs de fonogrsfuS de TO .
das classes. CompoSlura de maquInas de
CoSer, armas dc fuego, reiotes, eIc. 81
ac61pas.a SfnSITHH 6s %nEAtRRsA nara 'H fo.
nograros dc cil!ndro, de dos minu.os. t6
Buena Vista ST., San Antonio. Tex
.N-EoJos en- anonos. The Crsmer Co.
,puciaus," SID EicEs Bldg. Precios como
los. NO robTsmCS por eIafn1nar ia yfats-
Crcckatt Sa .
c~GaPAEANDO CT pTec:o actual 7ual sIncSr
;un Ell Gel Dil3lc!iio meSlcEno IL HUcio'
rcsulta In acOrro DC ciacucn:a puT Cie:!,o.
81 USED no 10 he usado, iiidalo a su teuds
20 o av!sencs- ;. n = q. A8rroGai1. ~
Uolorcs1 So
~yttac,s 4 ID eslsci0E o csInpIs sus Aue-
sizes DubIelb a licsaIsS, IeieIoJO t.rpcEe.I
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Sc NECEsITi OrIIes;a NeIieana pi n
celebrac!6n del &c de sept;ealbre. T. an
Sc dando precio a, 3. II. a. Hidslso. =. o..
Box So. Beilvilie Texas. -sie.
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fESCUISAS-

fESCUISAS- 80
iESE SAFER ri paradcro De LcOpnldO Ava
los, dc - amos dc cGad que en- iaii cS-
;aiIa radlcato en- Eral. Colorado. v tam
n!cn dc los Srrj. Ascension Avaios. Can
tila dc Ccrra y Emilio AvalnS. que vivian
IN Pill MERCER St, Kansas City. NO., Di-
riIlrSe Dos inrorIGcS a Emilio Avalos, sIit
MERGER St. Kansas City, Il Sic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-21

| tear them from Q6r fortunate rival
and cry out: "They are mine! Minep'
But she drew out Of the room quiet
| ly, wondering if she could bear to see
him that night.
She decided that pride must come
to her aid, and she must not excite
comment by not appearing, so she
dressed her hair in the most becom-.
ing way, and put on the only even.
ing gown she possessed, a simple
white crepe She was after all rather
pleased with the reflection in the
glass Of a graceful little figure with
beautiful arms, shining dark hair,
soft eyes and a distinctly adorable
mouth.
She came down just in time to be
paired off with a crude young man
who could talk of nothing but base
ball and the horse show. At theta
bic she tried to entertain him, but it
seemed that whenever she. glanced
down where Beecham sat next to
Margie he always seemed to be look
ing at her, but she concluded it was
because she looked so much at him,
and after that kept her eyes In her
own neighbOrhOOd. Margie was
wearing one of his roses.
After dinner, when the dancing be-
gan, Beecham came to Ruth and
asked her to dance. She tried to re-
fuse, but the temptation was too
great. She would have that one
great joy if she never spoke to him
again.
After the dance he led her away to
a quiet corner.
Now" he said with a grim at
tempt at a smile, "Tm going to in
flict myself on you for a few min
utes. I hope you'll bear it with Chris
tan fOrtitude. I'd iketo know what
I've done to make you positively
loathe my presence"
why nothing" she stammered,
not knowing what else to say
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want always to do beautiful

i want always to do beautiful
things" she said.
81 am building a beautiful house."
he added. Now if you could only
put your beautiful ideas into the in
terror decoration"
At that instant Margie entered and
Ruth caught an expression that
seemed to warn her to leave as soon
as possible. Clearly she was an in
terlOper, pOaching on her cousins
preserves and it must not happen
again. She excused herself on the
plea of study and left the room.
Ruth was not left long in doubt as
to the state of affairs between young
Beecham and her cousin. Margie did
not conceal the fact that she cared
for him and the other girl began to
the slow torture of seeing the love
which was more to her than life
withheld and given to another.
So it was that Ruth absented her
self from the room when Glenn
Beecher called, or once in a whiIe[
when the temptation grew too strong
fingered a few minutes if only to see
his face or hear the sound of his
voice.
After even these slight gIimpses of
him she found it harder each time to
concentrate her mind on her work
and she prayed that she might be
able to put him out Of her life.
There was to be a little dinner |
dance at the Vanes and flowers for
the decorations were coming in. |
Ruth saw the maid taking a long.
white box to Margie's room.
"They are from him" she thought. |
81 wonder what they are"
She was not left long in doubt, for
Margie called her in to see.
Look" she cried. Aren't they
beautiful"
Very" said Ruth family.
Her heart thumped so hard and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
CHAPMAN.

Labor Day was a great day il
Chapman Persons came from neal
and far to join in the festivities Of
the day. Thomas McNeal Of Topeka
made a very forceful address during
the afternoon He gave the people q
Clear-cut idea of the difficulties in
which our nation found itself
Mr.. Frank Johnson was taken to a
hospital in Kansas City last Wednes-
day morning, where he underwent an
operation The last report received
here is that he is doing we'll.
Mr.. ferret, principal of the public
school, took his wife and family back
10 lola to her parents on account OF
the serious illness of the youngest
child.
A farmers picnic is to be held at
the Community park next Saturday.
The Bolts family returned from
their trip to Canada in time for the
opening of the high school.
O. r. McCarty sold a house he
owns in the south part of town re-
Gently to Mr.. Martin, who will move
his family in soon.
Mrs. Edward Betz, who was here
from Arkansas City, returned to her
home the last of last week
A company of young people from
the Lutheran Sunday school and the
local community had a very pleas
ant time in a lawn sociable at the
Robert Baker home west of town last
Wednesday evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
TAIMAGE.

Galen Nickels went with his
grandfather, w. S. Anderson, to Win
field, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. G
Anderson.
Miss Esther Johnson left for Abb
lene, where she enters the senior
year of the high school
Miss Hazel Jackson left for Niles
after staying this summer with Mrs
j. Il. Nichols.
Mrs. Higdon went to Abilene Fri
day to meet her father Mr.. Tippen
who will spend several months here.
Miss Mildred Ramsey and Leon
Ramsey went to Chapman.
Miss Laura Taylor Miss Lucille Nc
Wicker Miss Nina Pens, John Eraser
and Roy Higdon left for Chapman to
attend d. C, II. S.
Miss Bernice Steele gave a recital
for her music pupils and their moth
ers Saturday afternoon. The pupils
have all done excellent work under
Miss Steele's teaching. tIee cream
cake and lemonade were served. Miss
Steele left for Lindsborg, where she
will finish her music course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Hewitt returned
from Colorado.
G. H. Tippen and family of Geneva,
came Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs.
J B. Higdon and family. Mr. Tippen
is in a touring car and came here
from Copeland, Kan.
Miss Mary Nicholay, from Manhat-
tan, arrived Friday. She will teach
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
She will also teach music in the
grades.
large crowd gathered at the
home of Fl. s. Schaich Tuesday ey-
oning in honor of Robert Schaich
who expects to be called for the draft
ed army Ice cream and cake were
served.
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HERE AND THERE.

Miss Elsie Kicker of Pasadena
Cal, and Mrs, Fuller Of Blackwell
okla, visited at Geo Bradleys last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Good of Kansas City
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. Coffenberger.
Mrs. Minnie Moore and William
returned Monday from Highland
where they we're visiting.
Miss Mae Hinkle spent Thursday
and Friday at John Coffenbergers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Callahan and Mrs.
Mollie Haugh spent Wednesday ev-
ening at Geo. Bradleys.
]. d. Adams returned Monday
from a motor trip in the southern
part of the state.
Walter Picking's have returned
from motor trip to Colorado.
A. II. Houghland's of White City,
and E. e. Stones spent Sunday at
Geo. Bradley's.
Len Ingalls,, Ralph Coffenberger's,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Coffenberger and
Mrs. Bertha Good spent Sunday at
John Coffenberger'
The Here and There club will meet
with Mrs. ]. d. Adams Wednesday,
~.
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AeeeeeeeeeeeeeAa
AUCTIONEER
CENTRAL BUCKEYE.

The Sunday schools of Central
Buckeye held their annual picnic last
Thursday At noon dinner was serv-
ed and everyone enjoyed the day.
Miss Frances Grove left for Chap
man Monday to attend high school.
Miss Elsie Kicker of Pasadena, Cal.
was the guest of Mrs. ]. Runnold Fri
day evening and Saturday. Miss
Kicker was a former resident of this
part of the county and has spent the
summer in Boston.
Central Buckeye school will open
Monday, Sept. 10, with Miss Ida
Houlton as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Miller and Mr..
and SIrs ]. Rumold returned Thurs
Gay from a motor trip in the Ozarks.
Miss Florence Zook will attend
high school at Abilene again this
year
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paul gave a
family dinner Sunday, those present
were VIM. Paul, of Company H, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Barber and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Cook
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
KEYSTONE.

Miss Esther Russell spent several
days last week with her Grandma
/ Wilson
The Keystone school opened Mon
day, Sept 3. with Miss Hays as the
teacher.
Miss Pearl McBeth spent last week
with Mrs Perez Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Todd are the
parents of twin boys.
Mrs. Win Hoefling and children
spent Friday with Mrs D. ]. McBeth
Miss Rebeeca Mills returned to her
home in Abilene Wednesday, after
spending several weeks at Armstrong
Miss Anna Greanough and nephews
Leroy and Lamont Young, returned
TO their home at Wilson after spend
ing several weeks at the Greanough
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartzel and
family. are visiting at George Will
sons.
Mrs. John Alden spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. James Robert
son.
Mrs. William Botz and daughter,
Marguerite, returned to their home
in Chapman Thursday after spend
ing the summer in Canada.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
GLENWOOD /.

School started Monday at Glen
wood with Roy Kreider as teacher.
Misses Vera and Mabel Schuman
went to Chapman Saturday, where
they will attend school.
J. j. Carver returned home Sun
day from Colorado, where he has
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Will McLane and daughter
Hattie, returned to Oswego Sunday.
Earl McLane and wife and Cleve
Stoffer and wife accompanied them
to Junction City.
Archie Maring was in Chapman
Monday to attend the Labor Day cele-
bration.
Little Lloyd Stoffer became i'll sud
denly Monday evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
PEARL.

Eli Fuller purchased new Thomas
one-horse corn drill Tuesday.
The Union Electric company of Abb
ilene installed electricity at the ele-
vator at Pearl Monday
Pearl Military band played at Lo-
gan grove for a picnic near Junction
City Thursdya.
Louis Forsland hauled wheat to
the elevator Wednesday.
Leon Taylor hauled cement for a
new home Tuesday.
Wilfred Taylor and Ralph john
son have returned from an auto vaca-
ton in the mountains in Colorado.
The Ino club met with Miss Leola
Taylor Friday, Aug. 81, at her home
northeast of Pearl
Pearl school opens Sept. A this
year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-06
GOLDEN BELT NOTES.

Miss Cora Cradle returned to hel
home after nursing in this vicinitq.
Born, August 90, to Mr. and Mrs
c. w. Whitehair, son.
Mrs. P. j. Grove and daughter
Dorothy, spent a few days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Weller are the
prowd parents of a son, born August
so.
Mrs. Kyle and Miss Susie Kyle
called at P. ], Groves Friday after
noon.
Mr.. E. B. Lewis and son Lyle, of
Salna, were visiting in this vicin-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Huston and son
John, and Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Grove
motored to FIT. Riley Sunday to visit
Captain Clark of the medical train
ing camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraley and family
motored to Fl Riley Sunday.
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NEWS CORNER.

The people of this neighborhood
Tuesday night had surprise fol
Miss Anna Bender, it being her birth
day. All had an enjoyable time and
departed at a late hour wishing her
many returns of the occasion.
The farmers union picnic that was
held Thursday at Mr.. Carr's grove
was a success in every way. Every
body had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Newburn of
Cosby, Mo, spent the weekend with
her aunt. Mrs. Cradle and family.
Mrs. Cradle and family and Mr..
Newburn and wife, motored to FIT.
Riley Friday. Harriet Hays accom-
panied them from Chapman.
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MOONLIGHT.

Paul Baum of Pennsylvania, VINO
has been working for Irwin Hoover
this summer, left Friday for Iowa
where he will visit with his brother
and from there he will go to Aurora
Ills. to attend college.
S. y. Lehman left for California on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary zook spent last week
visiting friends here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Day
hoff of Taboo, Ia, Aug. %, daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Dayhoff was formerly Miss
Erma Brechbill OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Page left Sat
urday for Colorado, on account of Mr..
Pages health
Mr.. Jesse Brechbill and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Sollenberger Of Upland.
William Page and family took sun
day dinner with A. r. Hoovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Noel and son
Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Noel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hoover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Frey and the Misses Cert
rude Engle, Cora Page, Sara Page and
Sarah Climenhaga spent Sunday at
The P. H. Bert home.
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PARADISE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Baer of Tai
mage, visited Sunday afternoon with
MIR. and Mrs. Holden and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Rowland.
Miss Edna Caulk returned home
after a weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Manchester.
Mrs. Walter Closer Of Kansas City
and her sisterin-law, Miss Alice
Closer, and Mrs VIM. Miller and
son Sam, visited Tuesday afternoon
at the Mrs. Frank DeHayen's.
Mrs. Walter Closer visited Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. f W. Barker
ard Mr.. and Mrs Zane Bushey.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watkins, Mr..
Emory Rowland and Miss Florence
Howalnd of Abilene, visited Sunday
at the C. II. Rowland home.
Mrs n. NJ. Rowland and son Mar
vim. and Mrs. Jesse Woolverton and
children, attended the chautauqua
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs J T. Holden received an an
nephew, Mr.. Willard Franklin Fow-
nouncement of the marriage of her
Ter, to Miss Henrietta Hoffman, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hoff-
man of Los Angeles, Cal, who a few
years ago resided in the south part
of this county Mr. and Mrs. Fowler
will reside at Bisbee, Arizona, where
he has fine position as head book
keeper and office man for the Ar
mour Packing company