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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Haffa and two daughters Of
Aurora, Mo-, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. l.. Blaesi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teeters and
Frances left last week for visit In
Pennsylvania. They are making the
trip in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Middleton had
as guests Sunday the following peo-
pie: A. H. Hougland Of Clay Center
Mrs. Lila Livingston Of Cleveland
Ohio, Mrs. Steeley Of Canyon City,
Colo, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hougland,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Madden, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. T.. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave SOmmers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cohenberg-
er.
Mrs. John Skinner and daughter OF
sabetha are visiting Mrs. SINNERS
sister, Mrs. A. Hinkle, and her neice,
Mrs. John COffenberger.
The club was very much saddened
last week by the death Of one Of Its
best friends and one of its first offi-
GERS, Mrs. A. II. Hougland. A num-
Der from here attended the funeral
at Clay Center and expressed the
sincerest sympathy Of the friends OF
tn" HOugland family.
era Stone spent Tuesday with
Frances Teeters.
NJ. and Mrs. A. Hustin, Misses
Helen and Vera Pittard and Car
ence Loghry Of Geneva. Neb., are WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. James Hustin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lash.
The club will meet with Mrs. Shell
haas in Abilene, Wednesday, June ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John COffenberger
and their guests. Mrs. Skinner and
daughter. spent Sunday at Solomon.
Mrs. A. Hustin who Is visiting here
had her arm broken Saturday night
when the car in which she was rid
Ing was turned over by short turn.
She was unable to return to Nebras-
ka with the rest of the folks but will
remain with her daughter, Mrs. Lash.
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TURKEY CREEK

The funeral services Of the little
nine year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamm were held at the Ger
man Baptist church Sunday after
noon. Her death was caused by
lockjaw which resulted from a fall.
Milton ROhrer and family were
visitors at Mr.. Hatfeld's near Pearl
Sunday afternoon.
Theodore Ryff visited at 8.
Rohrer's home one day last week. He
is now able to get about with the
aid Of crutches.
Children's Day was observed at
New Basel Sunday evening In the
form Of a cantata which was present
ed by nearly one hundred pupils.
The program by the German Bap-
fist pupils will be given at their
church, June 10.
Miss Katherine Heritage visited
several days at l.. keifele's last
week.
Miss Ida Schwendener Of Abilene
spent several days In the country VS.
fling her brother Gilbert Schwenden-
er and friends before leaving Tor
Goodland to spend her vacation.
George Fasse was In Enterprise
on business Tuesday.
Sylvia Rohrer spent Sunday AFTER
noon with Nettie Rutz.
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs. John Holman Sem visited
In Abilene Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snider and
daughter Pearl visited at their sor
Herman's near Talmage Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Hawker and daughter OF
Abilene visite dat Martin Backes
home Sunday.
Mr. Bebermeyer and daughters
Ella and Julia and cousin Paul Of
Enterprise visited at II. L. Webb's
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Reese and
daughters Margaret and Mildred and
son Leonard visited at Mr.. Stock
ards home near Navarro.
Thelma Kean stayed Saturday
night with Frances Boughner.
Ruth Kean visited last week with
Fay Donald In Abilene.
Gladys Bunker went to Concordia
to visit her sister, Agnes.
Mrs. Ralph Pray gave a little
party in honor Of her daughter Mar
jorie on her ninth birthday. Nine
little girls were present. Ice cream,
strawberries and cake were served
and all had a good time.
Mrs. Bruce Bunker returned from
COncOrdia last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson
an dsOns and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Engle and son visited at Emmanuel
Denny's home Sunday near Elmo.
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SUNNYSIDE

Will Seatm of Kansas City Is Wis
iting his brother, r. L. Seat0n an(
other relatives.
Joe Gladden. and wife departed To-
Des Moines and other eastern points
Wednesday afternoon after WISH
at the w. d. Acuff home.
Miss Ruth Brown is working a.
the Lee Cormack home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stone enter
tanned q number of friends at din
ner Sunday.
The Cleaner class held party al
the Jas. Romberger home Friday
evening. -
The social at Pearl netted $22.40
for the piano fund.
Mrs. Cameron Goldsmith visited at
8. Goldsmith's over the week end.
There vii be no June meeting OF
the Ladies Aid society owing to har-
vest work.
Mrs. F. d. Holt Of Lander. Wyo-
ming, visited her sister. Mrs. Henry
Fink last week. She returned to
Hayes, Kansas Wednesday for medi-
cal treatment.
l.. T.. Beck spent Decoration Day
and the week following at Sabetha'
He returned last week.
Richard Low, a Chinese student.
smoke at the church Sunday.
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HAYES

The M. A. Woodson family spent
Sunday south of Chapman with VIM.
WOodson.
Miss Hazel Cross spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Misses Alice
and Eva Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lexow and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Cross attended the
Smith Pearson funeral at Enterprise
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Kyle called on Mrs. NJ
A. Woodson one afternoon last week
Mrs. L. H. Long, Mrs. Earl Lowe
and baby, Mrs. Ed Allen and Billie
and Miss Hazel Cross spent the day
at the A. H. Long home Friday.
Lorry Ingersoll has returned from
Emporia and is working for Hayes
Blair.
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HOLLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey ant
baby Of Solomon were week enc
guests at the II. G. Meek home.
Miss Marie BabcOck and nephew
Layne Babcock left Sunday fol
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
T. f.. Robson purchased Robert
! Babcock's new Ford
Mr. and Mrs. George Weber and
children spent Sunday at George En-
triken's home.
A family reunion was held at the
Albert Robson home in honor OF Mrs
RObsOn's neice, Miss Viola Yingling
who il here from Chicago visiting.
Misses Jane Robson. Clara Nagley
Deborah Gump and Anna Spreckel
went to EmpOria Sunday for weeks
stay attending Sunday school con-
ference.
Most Of the farmers are busy cut
ting wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dunlap and
baby took Sunday Dime rat Bert
Dunlap's home.
Ralph Lehman spent Sunday with
Emory Shank near Navarro.
Will Seaton Of Kansas City Is Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Mega purchased the black
smith shop Monday.
F. f. Babcock left Wednesday fol
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
John and Charley Spicer and
Arthur Dunlap spent Sunday with
the Lehman brothers.
John Bovey is working for Ira
Engle, helping him harvest.
Announcements have been issued
Of the wedding Of Miss Marie Bah
cock to Vernon B. Gross which tool
place at Grand Rapids, Michigan, a
sisters home, June Is. The bes
wishes for a happy married life goes
with the young couple from this vi
entity.
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ABILENE ROUTE 1

The Ladies Missionary Society OF
Cheever church will meet Thursday
afternoon. June 10, with Mrs. M. b
Jameson.
A. D. Martin of Emporia bought q
car load of Holsteins in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker and
daughter Dorthea, Mrs. L. H. Long,
Will Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Long
and daughters and Miss Hazel Cross
spent Sunday at the Bert Long home
George Schannon has accepted a
position with the Sinclair Oil COM
pany and will leave Tor Minneapolis
soon to take up his duties.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

George william and Riley Moore
came up from Topeka Saturday to
visit their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Roach spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Gfeller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Scripter were
Abilene visitors Friday.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the Children's day exercises at
Wesley Sunday.
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schwab and sons moved to the farm
where they will spend the remain
der of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Moore and
daughter spent Sunday at the X. +.
Moore home. Mary Jane and Villa
Margaret remained for few days
visit with their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Gfeller and
Maud Scripter were Junction City
visitors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shafer and
Amber and Mr.. and Mrs. Emmer
Norman took Sunday dinner with w.
r. Thomas and family.
Mrs. Isaac Eckman spent several
days last week at the I. j. Lyon
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Lyon and
Charley spent Sunday at the Hayes
Blair home.
Sam Scripter Is excepting relatives
from Indiana this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gfeller spent
Sunday evening at the w. r. Thomas
home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor
and baby were Junction City visitors
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hall and chill
dren were shopping in Chapman Sat
urday.
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Navarro Church of the Brethren


Services for Sunday, June 10
Sunday school at 10 a. M, preaching
at IL. G. w. band at 1880, preach-
ing at S:15. Last Sunday we had
our annual missionary offering which
was quite well responded to. some
were not there but they will have a
chance to contribute later. Next
Sunday the Sunday school hour ysiil
be taken by the children with a
Children's day program. This pro-
gram has been postponed on account
of whooping cough in the neignDor-
hood. The pastor is planning TO
have short service, especially Ior
the children, Immediately following
Sunday school every Sunday. we
invite all of the children of the COM
munity.
We are pleased to receive letters
of appreciation from our U. s. 'sena-
tors in response to the resolutions
and personal letters which we sent
TO them protesting against any rur-
ther armament Of he u. $. govern
ment and putting ourselves on record
MS being in favor OF the Borah
amendment, or any other of like ten
or favoring disarmament or con-
ference of the leading nations OF the
world to discuss universal peace. Our
senators tell us they are using their
influence in that direction. we no
flee that the Borah amendment mas
nassed the senate. All who are inter
ested in the principles or peace
sheuld use their influence that way
i,,st nok.-Earl NJ. Frantz, pastor.
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0LENWOOD

Helen Miller spent few days last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Bowser.
Mabel Krieder visited at the home
Of Frank Bngle last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lady,
a daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Stoffer and Mrs.
Bowser helped the latter's sister,
Mrs. Miller paper last Thursday.
Ted Smiley and four other men
from Wakefield plastered the j. +.
Cress bungalow Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Fannie Lady is back from
Pasadena, Calf, for visit.
Miss Ethel Mcconnell Is visiting
with her sister, Mrs.. John Carver
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CHAPMAN

Reed Hollinger's fine automobile
burned up on the road the first OF
this week.
Paul Sanborn arrived on the after
noon train from Kansas City last
Saturday. He returned on Mnoday
afternoon.
Boyl Dillingham; is on the streets
again, having recovered from his ac-
cident.
J. w. Talbot is out again and ne
will no doubt resume his usual work
soon.
Walter Lantz is here and helping
Roy Murphy with his harvest work.
He has been employed in the Downing
Bros. garage at Salina for some
months.
Rev. and Mrs. I. B. Kelsey drove
to Junction City last Friday.
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LANEY DISTRICT

Mrs. Mary Curran, Lydia ana Leo
have returned from their visit to Ne
braska. .,ou,
Miss Marjorie Durham of Abilene
snent the week end at F. IL. Hi
born's. -
leland Stone attends the School o.
Religious Instruction in Abilene.
People are beginning to harVes
their wheat this week.
Mrs. VIM. Miller called at beper
meyer's while on her way to NEE
her daughter, Rosa, who has beel
attending high school at Frankior'
| Kansas.
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CREEK VALLEY

This community was very much
shocked by the sudden illness and
death Of Edna Hamm, oldest daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hamm,
which was caused from lock1aw last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames Shelter were
dinner guests at G. W. Persons
home last Sunday. Miss Lillian
Brown and Anna Anderson came
home with them to spend a rev
days.
Quite a number Of this vicinity at
tended the Children's day program
at New Basel last Sunday night.
Chas. Klover of Abilene spent Sun
day afternoon at Louis Corners
home.
Mr. and Mrs John Shettak OF Dur
ham were here last Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Edna Ham.
H. A. Hide Of Dillon was In this
vicinity on business last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
TALMAGE
BY ]. X. N.

John Book shipped his lot Of "baby
beef to Kansas City Monday. Those
who saw them say 1t was as pretty
a herd of fat, well groOmed Short
horns as has been sent out In many
a day. He should get top prices fol
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Fulton re-
turned from Kansas City Friday
During their absence Of about three
weeks Mr.. Fulton underwent major
surgical operation at the Swedish hos
pital. He is recovering from its ef-
fects in fine fashion, cOntradicting
the usual impression. that persons
past middle age cannot endure such
ordeals as those younger can. He Is
staying pretty close about home as
yet.
Next Sunday is Children's day at
the Methodist church. The moran
hours beginning al lU o'c,orA VA. ~
given UP to tie program which prOai :
ises " We Il LIv.t .AccIienl oAe. IAc
WillOwdale society gives their pro-
gram in the evening and as the pas
tor and others from Talmage desire
to be present at that program also
there will be no services In Talmage
Sunday evening.
The infant children Of Philip and
Oscar Beberemyer and Herman koefl-
ing were presented at the church
affairs and baptized Sunday morning.
At meeting Of the Epworth
League cabinet in the church Mon
day evening the pastor the president
Miss Martha Metz, vice president,
Miss Emily Blunderfleld, Mrs. b. l..
Bathurst and Clyde Patterson ana
the secretary, Dale Snyder, being
present plans were made for larger
social program for the summer
months, and for missionary study
and an evangelistic program during
the fall and winter. Delegates were
appointed to attend the district con-
yenion which is to be held In Abilene
June % and "a. All members or the
Talmage League were urged to take
advantage of the proximity Of this
convention and attend Its sessions
which beginning at 10 a. m. Thurs
day are almost continuous until 10
p. m. Friday. Some notable leaders
in young peoples work are to be on
the program.
W. q. Koelling reluctantly resum-
ed his position at the creamery sta
tion the first Of June, the lady who
relieved him during May, finding the
duties to arduous and peremptorily
resigning.. Mr.. Koelling has held this
position for some time past, more as
an accommodation for the company
than for any desire for the job and
he hopes they may soon find some
one who will permanently relieve
him. The price Of cream Is very low
now; one farmer says he Is using
much of his in the form of ice
cream as it hardly pays to haul 1t to
the station.
Since the whirl of the reaper is
heard those parties in Talmage who
whiled away their leisure hours
pitching horseshoes are finding 1t
difficult to secure enough players and
spectators to make the sport interest
ing. Like other games that Of pitch
ing horseshoes is much more inter-
esting If there is a goodly group Of
"rooters" on the side lines.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
BELLE SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoilenbeck
and son Henry were guests at the
r. X. Engle home Sunday.
Harvesting is progressing fine al
though the weather Is somewhat IN
settled.
Quite a number from around mere
attended the Children's day program
at the German Reformed church
Sunday evening.
Little Dorothy Hollepbeck who has
been quite Ill is improving.
Mrs. John Engle entertained her
Sunday school class Saturday after
noon. All report good time.
Samuel Lenhert Of Abilene was In
the vicinity Sunday.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Writer motored
to Roxbury Sunday to visit relatives.
Miss Nemechek of Abilene was a
guest of Mrs. Paul Lenhart several
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duffy and sons
Francis and Dean started with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Teeters on their auto
trip to Pennsylvania last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Picking. Joe
and Merle were pleasantly enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at the Fred
Scripter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lecron en-
tertained about 80 guests for dinner
Sunday in honor Of their daughter,
Ruth. who was married at Salina last
Thursday to Richard Gregg. Those
present included the immediate ram
lilies and Willard Kuntz and sons
Walter and Cleyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Picking and
Floyd were guests OF Mr.. and MIS-
Fred Hines at Talmage Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Pro
basco. a ten pound boy, June 0.
The Messenger family OF Abilen'
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Forney Sunday.
Will Miller and daughter Rosy re
turned Monday from several weeks
visit in Brown county and othe
|
| places.
Ed Emlet Is helping harvest a
Paul Lenhart's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gregg OF Cnap
man were up Sunday to attend tn
reunion dinner at the Lecron home
The Bethany Sunday school has
fine attendance and interest. 1t be
gins at 10 o'clock every Sunday an
everyone will find a hearty welcome
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NEWS CORNER

Mrs. Lille Cooley is improving
slowly after her operation.
Harvey Keech and family spent
Sunday at Joe Clemence's home.
Fred Godfrey and family and Pat
McSweney visited Sunday afternoon
at Mrs. CRADLES home.
{ aepry Hauptman, wife and son
visited Sunday at Bernard Martins
of Solomon.
Mrs. Lydia Cradle, Jas. and Cora
{, Cradle and Upton Smith spent SUM-
day at the homo Of Fr'" xoto,
near Talmaf-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
MAKE DRIVE ON SEALS
fAssociated Prsssl

Seattle, WASH, June 11.-Seal-
skin coats-as many as can be made
from about 10000 skins-will be the
objective this summer In the govern
ment's drive on it's seal preserves on
the Pribil0f Islands, which lie In the
Boring Sea, of Alaska.
Slaughter Of the Pribilof seals Will
begin this year early in June and
continue through the summer
months, TT was announced here re-
Gently. Last year $4,000 seals were
taken and this year it is hoped to
get $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
BLAMEs GERMAN LABOR
War Could Have Been Prevented BY
Them He Says

Auditorium, Denver, Colo, June
15.-Blame for the recent war was
placed squarely on the shoulder Of or
ganized labor in Germany by Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, in an address
to the American Federation Of Labor
convention here, yesterday:
81 behold and I accept full re-
sponsibility for what ! am about to
say" said President Gompers, that
the organized labor movement OF
Germany failed dismally at the crit
zeal hour.
'If 1t had taken the situation In
hand it might have meant the de.
struction Of a few thousand, but u
would have stopped the war. Tn'
failure Of men to act at time OF en-
sis is faithiessness to a common
cause"
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Official Notice

The next examination for teach
er's county certificate will be held In
the study hall Of the Abilene high
school Friday and Saturday, July 1
and 2, beginning at 8 a. m.
ANY person who has contracted to
teach in Dickinson county and is de-
pending on a county certificate Will
not be excused from writing on the
examination.
Bring pen and ink.
MARY e. WOOLVERTON,
1ed&w1t County Superintendent
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KEYSTONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hoehing and
boys and Grandpa Hoefling from
Wymore, Nebraska, are here visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. BOtz called on
VIII Botz In Abilene Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Diefen-
baugh are the parents Of baby girl
born June 10.
Esther Jones is helping Mrs. VIII
Hoefling.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hoefling and
family spent Sunday at Bert Shu-
mans.
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FOR SALE

New semi-bungalow style home OF
six rooms and bath, with two porches.
Strictly modern in every respect, In
Guiding fireplace, oak floors, built In
cabinets, etc. viii be finished on OF
before August 1. Located at So3
North Kinney Ave-, Abilene, Kansas.
w. II. Dayton, s14 N. Kupney Ave,
Abilene, 14Iu- w eu-l INV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
Heard Kipline Stories Today

Harry Fritz entertained one hun
dred and thirty children at the story
hour this morning with four Colum-
bia records: Two Thornton Burgess
stories, ''The Greatest Thing In the
World' and SLIPPERY Slide" and
two musical numbers, General
Pershing's March" and "Annie
Laurie" Miss Frances Fuller then
told them one Of Kipling's weird
Jungle stories, "Rikki-tikki-tavi" and
Swiss fairy tale, 'The Dwarf and
the ConfectiOner."
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Telephone Operator Wanted

Telephone Operator Wanted
For operating the South Dickin-
son Mutual Telephone Exchange at
Navarro, Kan, for one year. Party
to furnish lights and fuel. AL BIDS
must be in by June 20.
B. HI. SHANK,
Secretary
Navarro Kan 9w2t&d2ts
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RECENT REFLECTIONS

ALPS well with the Maxwell. dwtf
Cars washed at Toliver's. 13d6t-wl
s. A. Drake, Chiropractor Doctor:
Lady attendant to 8 p. m. Tnira
90 cadar street. d&wtf
See the big June special sale at
Huckwalrs beginning next saturday
15d3t-w1t
Watch the Fords go by. II
Many harvest items in Duckwalrs
big June sale that you need. LOOK
them over. 15d3t-w1t
Lawn mowers ground by machine
A. To,iver's. 13d6t-w1t
Twenty-three different items on
snecial sale at Duckwail's big June
sale, beginning next Saturday.
15dSt-w1t
Mount 10y Stock Farm offers q
select lot of Shorthorn bulls for sale,
500 and up. VIM. Woodson, pro.
1prietor, Chapman. zo"o''
A position within 30 days aftel
graduation or tuition refunded. Seno
for catalogue. Grand Island buA'
ness College, Nebraska's aldest, iaig'
. est and leading business training
school.
Word has been received iron
Gen 8. Crary of Pasadena, Caff.
!. that he Is very I'll at his home, w
Glen Avenue, there. Paul cress wa
called from Los Angeles to see MIN
he formerly lived here.
. First quality ginger snaps AZ Ducn
{ walls Friday and SATURDAY Oily !.
cents per pound. loos.-"A
oadsmobTs sets the pace. Tween
second rear. Asi -
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r. F, Barnes Very III

The friends of B. F. Barnes OF
Dillon, this county, for nearly nity
years, will regret to hear that ne Is
in the hospital at Herington and not
expected to live but few days. HIS
son Allen Of Muskogee, Okla, Is Win
him and gives this word In regard 10
his father.
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EVERYBODY WANTS TO TEACH
Miss Woolyerton Has IS on Waiting
List Now

Everyone who has been through
the eighth grade, regardless Of how
or where, seems to want school for
next year." said Miss Mary e. Wool
verton, county superintendent, who
now has IS applications for teaching
positions on file in her office.
She says that the majority Of
those on the waiting list hold no GER
tifcates but express confidence that
they can pass the necessary examin-
alton in the fall.
All but four Of the districts in the
county have reported that they have
secured teachers. |
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Canned Goods

Canned Goods
Bought before the raise in prices,
carload on hand. Specially priced by
dozen or case.
Watch for our Saturday special.
CARROLL a PRICE
A. O. u. w. Hall Bldgs., Abilene.
s6-fOdtf- levitt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

Friday morning at an early hour
the house on the Karl Gibson farm
northwest of Chapman, occupied by
Henry Schorling and family, was
burned to the ground with an almost
total loss of the Schorling household
goods.