Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-30
TALMAGE

The kid mines of Talmage ana
Manchester crossed bats on the Tai
mage ball grounds near the school
housc Monday. Talmagc winning
with score of II over the ii OF
their opponents. Much enthusiasm
was manifested by both players ana
onlookcrs,
Martha Metz, Mazcl IloStetter
bale SNYDER. Mrs Il. l.. Bathurst ana
Roy J. Kansas Morgan attended the
Enyorth League convention mt ADJ
lcnc last week. Miss Metz Will re-
mort for the delegation ~ the Ep-
worth League meeting next Snhda!
evening.
The hum of the thrrsher Is h'a'''
ON MI sides and some new wheat Is
being marketed. .,
Ben Kocling has traded ms o'u
Ford for n Ford touring car WIN an
the unto date filings. lie docs nov
nrnnosc TO have any one else break
an arm cranking the Ford as ne was
bcoten out Of perfectly good heiper
throurh harvest when his young
| brOt her IN law lHu M "
nv the old Ford baclitiring.
s F. Maring of Marshall His ar,
,;yod in Talmnge last wednesday ana
Is the gcust for short time OIL MS
brother. G. Maring who has recently
oncned n grocery store in inns VII
,n,,o IJa will also visit relatives Ill
Abilene for a time. Mr.. Marlhe -
an cmployc of the Ohio on company
when at home. ,,..
Paul Stember and his sister, MISS
Meta of Ozawkie, Kansas, accompah-
ind nv their friend, Miss Florence
Adams of oklahoma, drove from
Ozawkie to Talmage last SATURDAY
and visited over Sunday with MI
and Mrs. II. L. Mitchell. Mrs
Mitchell returned with her brother
Paul Monday and will stay over tne
Eourth with her parents In OzaWkle'
Miss Meta remained here ana sa'ur-
dav evening. Mr.. Mitchell and Misses
vono end Meta Stember will make
the trip to the old home ana MIS-
Mitchell will accompany them oaeh
RI Ta,maee the first Of next week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Kansas morgan
were agreeably surprised SUNDAY
afternoon by the arrival 81 thei,
Youngest daughter and her husp"hu
from Frontenac, Kansas. MI. anu
Mrs. Harold Shipley were just mar
ried the first of May and this Is rneir
first visit to the home folks. Ihey
saw that 1t has been so very we. -.
southeastern Kansas this spring tnat
al, farm activities have been greatly
hindered. a. I'll, no
patriotic Sunday, July "a VIII pe
ohosrved ut the Talmage Community
church with patriotic program ~
the morning consisting of patrio,ic
songs and a suitable sermon ny '"e
pastor. 4ho I'm.
The social department of the Ny
worth League led by Mrs. Is. -.
bathurst are planning community
nicnic in the little grove Just No.
Of the village for those families wno
are not going elsewhere to ceiepia.e.
Tha man ia for all who attend to prins
thnir flag and decorations ana ,nen
lunches or baskets Of eats, gatheIns
ohout 10 o'clock and all eat tosethe.
and NAV together for few hours san IN
regular picnic style. The grouhu otar
he cleaned and a barrel OF ice Wa. .;,,
70 Stake the thirst Of the thirsty VIM VII,
ho convenient, also a committee WIN
have refreshment stand TO supply
the Riddles with sweets ana coon aas
r rar No program has been a
prepared and every one is .s esp @ours
to do something to make tine ht to,,s
mass pleasantly. There is some tax ak
pf matching a game between the kiu
n;nes Of Manchester and Talmage.
the tennis cssrt in the churcn
rord "a being occupied by some OF
the junior folks every afternoon THESE