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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17
ALLEN APPOINTS

Topeka. March 17.-Gov. Allen
has made these appointments the
last day of the session:
Industrial Court
Judge w. L. Higgins, of En-
poria.
Rep. James G. MtDermOtt, OF
Winfield.
|, John II. Crawford. of Wichita.
Public Utilities Commission
Judge Clyde NJ. Reed. Of Parsons
Fred s. Jackson, OF Topeka.
Rep. Jesse w. Greenleaf, o.
KiOwa.
School Code Commission
By Governor Allen-Sheffield In
CALLS. of Atchison, Prof. c. ID. Raricl
professor Of rural school education
at Fort Hays Normal school, Hays
BY Miss Lorraine =. Wooster
state superintendent Of public IN
STRAIGHTFORWARD yet named.
BY Lieutenant Governor Thurman
Sen. J. NJ. Johnson. Of Hiawatha
Sen. Paul II. Kimball, OF Parsons
BY Speaker Harvey-Rep. ida M
Walker, Of Norton; Rep. Minnie d
Grinstead, Of Liberal.
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DETROIT

Mrs. Wells visited her sOn at En-
terprise Sunday.
Miss Bernice Long spent Saturday
and Sunday at Richard Bakers In
Hayes township.
The 'Women's Missionary Society
of the United Brethren church met
at the home Of Mrs. Chris Hawk on
Tuesday afternoon.
Perry Nichols and lincoln Fielder
are doing excellent work grading
the streets and the roads in this VI
entity.
d. L. Jones is again running the
elevator and lumber yard at this
place. =.
Mrs. J. ID. vanDeventer Is able tt
be out again after a couple weeks
illness.
c. r. Hoffman's moved to theil
farm east Of Enterprise Thursday
Mrs. Hoffman was calling OF
friends in town Monday.
O. O. Boyce Is improving MI
home north of town by adding new
pOrcheS.
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First published in the Abilene Week
~ Reflector. March IT, 1ssl)
Kansas Highway Commission
Notice to Bridge Contractors

sealed proposals for the construction
of Federal Aid Bridge work In Dick.
fnson County, State Of Kansas. salo
bridge work being located on .ne n eSn1
designated as Section H. Project ~.
viii be received at the office OF the
County Clerk at Abilene. Kansas un-
iii II o'clock A. M. Aprh To- isEi'
and then publicly. publicly c %erS is located
on the public highway IN the Conns
ty before mentioned. Said proposed
Improvement includes the conssrtt &c
tion of the following nr,oEe ~ and IN
Stcated by the plans and specifications
herein numbered and described:
Name Of nearest railroad s,o ,iias
Harrington, Kansas. Numoer NJ so.Ss.
t1n sri DECK S Sirder; span. $40; helsh.n
~ sset. roadway, 20 feet; concre.e
cvh,c Yards. 272; reinforcing steel; t0s:
2saIa; straight steel, pounas,a zoo
piiing, Lineal feet, sso' "o'"'
concrete. =, the
-rorI n he done may be had by an
svar,,nat,6n Of the plans ana s"ec AZ
cations on file in the oniee ,y on wav
Sounty Clerk. or the State hie""'
commision ave az described work is to
comnIeted on or before the i''"
Ssy Of August, 1s21;a,.,oners re-
rs. TIE, Board of comin, nn%apnd all
serves me ia 70 waive technicaiities.
prspV Certified check of $4,000 re-
quired.
Nv order of the Boaro VI
Commissioners r. w. KING
County Clerk
| o, 1Tw4t
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WHERE THE PREACHERS GO
Manhattan District Appointments Of
Methodists

Methodists
These appointments were maue
for this, the Manhattan district ut
the Methodist conference:
f.. A. Hawkes., superintendent
Manhattan; Abilene. G. l.. HovgarG )
Alta Vista. Roy E. Burt; Barnes, W.
n Jenkins; Blue Rapids, A. >.
Fines: Chapman, Glenn I. Triton
Clav Center, George NJ. Hughes
CLIFTON, A. Rookstool; Council Grove
q q. Bronston; Delavan, o. L. Bur
r,s: Dwight, to be supplied; Enter
,nr,se. G. B. Young; Exeter Brough-
ton. d. M. Campbell; Garrison. y
q Albin: Green Leonardville, N. j
Adams; Greenleaf. G. Cray Jones
Herington, O. L. orion; Hope N. M
Nunally: Irving, to be supplied
Junction City, s. L. Buckner; keats
Ia r. Wood; Linn Palmer, II. y
Moore: Mahaska, r. ]. Zeidier
Manchester, F. A. whittlesey; Man
haitian, H. e. wark; Manhattan as
sociate pastor, NJ. s. Collins; Marys
Vile d. 1,a Beamer; Morganvliie
q r.. Tanner; Morrisville, A. =
Ryan; oketo, A. s. Marshall; Uls
burg, w. 9. Green; ParkerVll u.
Grant Boyle; Randolph, H. M
BROWN: Riley, G. H. Gerkins; Tai
mage. J. Kansas Morgan; Wakeheio
+ Z. Mitchell; Washington Jon
F1ndacott; waterville, M. A. Good
wesley, e. D. Sparks; White Clt ~,
r, r. Dobbs; Wilsey, Lee Darhei'
Woodbine. W. @. Chappell.
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Mrs. A. Minter and Mrs. Sam
Lady visited with Mrs. ]. p. Cress
and Mrs. Ben Murphy wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stoner are
the proud parents Of baby girl.
Blunt Fields sale was well at
tended and things sold well.
The funeral services Of Jack
Blatchford were held at the Talmage
church Friday morning.
Mrs. Rose McLane from st. Bar
nabas hospital Of Salina spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Cress.
Zert Zook is qnite Ill with scar
letina.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cress and Mrs
Rose McIane visited at Ralph
Oooley's home Saturday afternoon
J. H. Hngle spoke at the Talmage
church Sunday morning. He gave 9
talk on his trip to China.
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Obituary-George L. Sprinkel


George L. Sprinkel was born IN
Petersburgh, ILL.,, Jan. Fl, 1867
Here he spent his youth ana was
married to Miss Mary Finis Feb: H.
1884 at Guthrie, Ill. ! Mr.. and MIS-.
Sprinkel made their home In Peters-
burgh for about 13 years and theh
came to. Chatham, ILL.,. where they
remained for - years. The Sprlnke's
came to Dickinson county Y years
400 and have lived here SINCE tnat
time. For the last three years tney
have been on a farm five mics
southwest of Abilene 1t was on ms
wav from his home to Abilene that
he met with the fatal accident as
he was crossing the railroad tracks
at Sand Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprinkel are the
narents of Is. children, five or wnom
have preceded. him to the peter
World The ten who survive MIN
are: Mrs. Harbour and Henry sprln
ke1 of Curran, ILL.,, Mrs. Johnson "a
c1enarin. H., George Sprinkel Oh
Huston. Texas: Lewis, Harry, war
ron. Marie and Leatha at home "itn
their mother on the farm.
Mr.. ~sprinkel united with the
Arethodist church when he was
Young man and has been trying :.
he faithful to his religious dutles
| through his life. He was 1aitn
ful husband, a loving father. goo'
neighbor and industrious farmer.
Resides the above mentioned Wit
and children he leaves one sister
Mrs stumpf of Hildreth, Neb.' a1l'
one half brother, Henry Himmeis o
Idncoln. Neb, together with nos
- frdends to mourn his departure
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c.t.rr.h Cannot Be Cured

with local applications. as tney can
not reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is local disease. greatly IN
fimenced by constitutional condtlons,
and in order to cure it you must take
an internal remedy. Halls Catarrh
Medicine is taken internally and acts
through the blood on the mucus sur
faces OF the system. Halls Catarrh
Medicine was prescribed by one OF
the best physicians IN tnis coe LII
for wears. It is composed OF some e
At the best tonics known, combined
with some Of the best blood purifiers
The perfect combination Of the IN
gradients in Halls Catarrh Medicine
r. what produces such wonderful re,
suits in catarrhal conditions. Seno
for testimonials free.
ri Cheney 4 Co.. Props, Toledo o.
All druggists.
Halls Family Pills for constipa'
ton.
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Lauer-0eisert


Miss Martha Lauer and Mr.. Fred
Geisert OF Elmo were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Lauer Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Carl
Fqeuckinger performed the cere-
mony. After a trip east the bride
and groom will be at home on the
VIM. Barton farm near Elmo.
Both are fine young people and
have the best wishes Of their
many friends.
Miss Alice Picking was pleasant
ly surprised Saturday evening when
about forty Of her young friends
came in to remind her of her eigh-
teenth birthday. Outdoor and house
games, music and refreshments OF
cake and ice cream were enjoyed
Al late hour the last guests LEFT
while Home Sweet Home" was be-
ing played by Lavina Norton Mt the
niano and Leslie Picking on the
violin.
The Iris club was most deiigh',
fully entertained at the home o.
Mrs. Frances Meek Thursday, Marcf
n The meeting was called Il
order by the president Mrs. Cogg
shall. The officers for the mex
wear were then elected. Miss Mar
varet Mark was elected president
Mrs Frances Meek. vice president
Mrs Ruth Fink secretary-treasurei
Two new members were elected IN.
the club. Dainty refreshmen'
fore served by the hostess a1te
wh,cb the meeting adjourned :
meet with Mrs. Florence Meek, apr
~ Mrs. p. L. Meek and MIS- :
woolyerton were guests
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M. and Mrs. Herbert Dickinson
sepnt Sunday at Charles Neader-
hiser's home.
Nichol Young and family called
at Fred Buffers home Sunday.
A number Of friends were enter
tanned at the Danner home Thursday
evening. :,
Nichol Young, Harry Fuller. Will
Britt and Waltz Jolitz mOtored to
Salina Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tice were shopping
In Abilene Monday.
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Obituarv-John Blatchford

John Blatchford was born In
Peoria county, Illinois. December o,
1865 and departed this life March
s, 1921 at LeOti, Kansas, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Dfie REV.
erts where he went a few weeks ago
ing homes change of climate would
benefit his health, being at the time
of his death % years. months ana
3 days. He was the eldest son OF
John and Grace Blatchford ana
came to Kansas with his parents In
the spring Of 1915 and shortly AFTER
moved to Talmage where jack as
he was Familiarity called, grew 10
manhood and thence made his nome
OF the immediate fmily there are
loft to mourn his deprture TWO
brothers, James Blatchford OF strong
civ. Kan. George Blatchford Of
Arkansas City, Kan, and four Sis
ters. Mrs. Mary Wood, Indianapolis
Ind: Mrs. Hannah Campbell, Long
ford, KAN; Mrs. Fife Kewerts
Jeoti. Kan, Mrs. Nellie Neaderhlser
Manchester, Kan. A number o.
nieces and nephews and a host o
friends also remain. All brotner'
and sisters were present at the run
eral. ~, =
The funeral services were heid d
tho M. r. church at Talmage an
conducted by Rev. DR.. f. 5. bay
nav of Abilene. The Talmage MAJ
nuartette rendered appropriate mus
and an abundance Of flowers e1
pressed the affection Of the commu.
ity for a long time friend and nelg1
bor. Mr.. Blatchford was so hones
and kindly disposed that he will q
greatly missed. in all the commuhi'!
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LANEY DISTRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Snider lett
last week for Savannah, MO- wnere
Mrs. Snfder is taking treatment.
" a Rarrett,s moved last week
in the buildings Of the old sayior
place. ,,a n,.ce
vhich was occupied by James
Cooper. +,,,
Toe Thomas family Is quarantin'
al with scarlet fever, the baby be-
ing sick. .ad,
Blaine Foster has the new aao,
ZION to his house nearly completeo
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u<ruc@11 On Improved - $50 liz
and NJ brieny described a. foliowss
BEGINNING 1T the east end Of =. A.
Proect ~, Section ID and extending
thence east and south to the west COR
porate limits Of the city OF Herington.
Bids will be received for the fol-
lowing division of the work: Earth
work only: Bridges and Culverts
only; Pavement Slab only. Bids win
also be received for any combination
OF the above.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check for Ave (5) per cent
OF the bid, made payable to the Chair
man OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners as a guarantee that II award
ed the contract, the bidder will enter
into contract and give bond as re-
quired.
Detailed information OF the work to
be done may be had by an examina-
ton of tho plans and specifications on
file in the OFFICES OF the County Clerk
and County Engineer.
The Board OF Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any and all
proposals and TO waive technicalities.
BY order OF the Board OF County
Commissioners.
II. W. KING.
County Clerk,
March 15. 1921 17w4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

that / hereby elect to declare, and DO
declare the said lease forfeited and
twenty DAYS from this date, notify the
register Of deeds of said county as
provided by law that said lease has
not been forfeited. ! will file with the
said register of deeds affidavit OF Tor.
fixture as provided by law; ana ~
hereby demand that you execute OF
have executed a proper surrender OF
said lease, and that you put the same
Of record in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds of said County within tweh-
ty days from this date. -,
Dated this Sd day of March. fssl-
,7vat owner
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r,. nrh,i.hed In the Abilene week
II Reflector March 18th, lsZI
Notice of Appointment

st.te of Kansas, Dickinson county S.
.t+er of the estate Of Christian
Meuli' deceased, late of Dickinson
County, Kansas
>o.,oa 90 hereby given that ON the
14n tS say was By the Probate 6onp.
of fi Dickinson County, Kansas o6 dufy ap Of
pointed and qualified a. as eS Meuii de-
ooa 81 IN late Of dickinson County. kans,
All persons Interested in said es siaas
w,ll take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. ,o,;s uEIrrJ JR.
Executor.
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d. c. II. S.

The annual election Of the Y. W.
a. A. was held last Thursday even
ing. Those elected for next year
are as follows: President, Abb kohi-
man, junior; vice president, Eien
Tobias, junior; secretary Helel
Mustard, freshman; treasurer RUDY
Roehrman, sophomore.
A. Engle will take his begihnih
class in agriculture to Aanhat'an
Saturday to show them the glounus
hni,dinps and other points OF inter-
..t connected with X. s. A. Q.
"My Bairnie," by Vaughn var
~,ng nv Mrs. Edith Rees accompan-
,,zssd .by Helen Mustard, and Dye
- T4nth Not Seem" by Gaul, was SUNG
by Katie Hassler ACCOMPANIED o, ny
Clara Higdon at the Hawthorn elu .,
to which Mrs. Q. T. Leftwich was
hostess last Friday.
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MOONLIGHT

Jess Brandt who was hurt when a
horse stepped on his root Is III
proved. .ron, Cal
Mrs. Katie Phfllippi moved last
week to the Leockle farm. 4.
John Lexows suffered INJURY ~
his. head Tuesday morning when q
rate he was shutting blew agalhs'
him. ,nrovAd
ofter an attack Of appendicitis.
Isaac Page erected windmiii u
his farm. .u..os az no,
nome near Navarro over Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Amess rs on the S'''
list. ,a Hoover ant
..n,;,x Mr.. and Mrs. Carenc'
arar and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan ~
,,;sa and daughter visited ~
pages Sunday. ,.., v,s,te,
The normal training class sl sao .
E.. districts 124 and ITO Weanesdas
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(First published in the Abilene week
ly Reflector. March IL lsZl)
Kansas Highway Cennissien
Notice to Road Contractors

nronosaIs for the construction Of Fed
ersi Aid road work in Dickinson
County. State Of Kansas, said road
work known as Bee Line road. sec
tion z. project NO. zs VIII Ge,rtv
cisrE AZ Abilene. Kansas. until II
O'clock A. NJ, April IS. 1921. and then
publicly opened. - ,,,,a.,
Said proposed Improvement incI w,as
ons or two course concrete, Monolith,
r. or BIT 6lied brick road with rec
vide earth shoulders, together VII,
ali work involved and tndieateo q
vi" Tbs net length Of road TO be con
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ol,.oo INHERITANCE TAX
Strachan Estate Had Ten Heirs u
Scotland

G. @. wyandt, administrator Oh
the state of the late James Strachah
has paid into the county treasury
$3,043.9O as inheritance tax .as
largest tax of this kind ever paio
here. The estate has ten heirs IN
scotland and three in the unl'eu
states. one in New York and TWO III
Abilene. The tax is much higher o1'
remote heirs than on near mehoeis
of the family under the hahsas
laws.
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I Holland, Kansas,

state of Kansas. Dickinson Co o'd hank .
sSs l. Bell sxs ssshi sh. Ct ssa0 sSovs
90 s0lemni s true; that said bank ha.
no 'iHiaeities ana not i a,Ssr than on
any note or obligat .ip,.sm osnef to the
s beSt Of my knowledge and BELIEF. 80
help me God.
SUE L. BELL. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 peiofe ''
this 10Th oaS u A. e. ROBSON.
,,r.,, Notary Public
commission expires ON the 2ist DAY
of June, 1920
CORRECT. Attest:
SUE l.. BELL.
GLEN BELL.
T. e. ROBSON.
A. f. ROBSON,
JOHN MARK.
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1,,,. ,,n,,sbed in the Abilene Week
''"s pRedector. March II. 1920
N OTICE
To [. G. Jasper, s. w. Forres'er an
Marshal A. COOK

To I. q. Jasper, s. w. Forester ana
Marshal A. Cook:
T. the undersigned, owner OF the
l,oiiowing described land, situated
n,ckinso County Kansas, .nr
THE south half of South EAST aua ar.
and east half Of the North East ausa nn
Ter OF south West quarter OF sec an
20 township IA, Range 4. east 1i o'
principal meridian. upon wm W.. g,va
,nase dated August 20, 1913. was dSfisv
nn 10 L. q. Jasper, do hereby hS Saus
Jon that the terms of SAID ieasS ra
that I hereby elect to deciaree. a anu and
dss,are the said lease forIelteo ,a.h;n
void and that, unless you 90, ,rw The
twentv DAYS from this date, NOTIFY as &c
.sgister OF deeds OF said county rs
nrTreovided by law that said lease ease H. H.
NJ register OF deeds anidavlt OF io
saiture as provided by law; any n,
herehy demand that you exe cHH q,
heve executed proper surrenas ns
Ia lease, and that you put t periste,
ssr r.cord in the office OF the hessn,
/, ~ needs Of said County withih l"e"
- davs from this date. $40,
dated this Sd day OF march, i'Ni'
o. W. Owner
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G Services This Sunday

last sunday there were no se,
80 ~ me Methodist church givlne
NC ", N, e. members chance to WISH 81.
This coming Sunday howeve ever, wi,
services for this conference yea. I'm
begin. The pastor win preach mo ,r,,
inc and evening. and all services ~n
Ne Of special interest. The snnua :
Sc,oo, L. preparing for Easter u
Hh;ch time the children will give
nnnram in the evening and on Das
Tor morning will be given the ODE, ,
unity for baptism and church mem
y,ny-ship
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r. n,blished in the Abilene week
~ reflector. March H. lsEp
NOTICE

To I. G. Jasper. s.. W. FORESTER anu
Marshai. A Cook: Sc 1zsssse 3
tba undersigned. owner o. the
,oiiiowing described land. situateo ~
dickinson County. Kansas, sect,on
~ Township il, Range S. east o. tne
lease Tsu dated August 20, 1919. was nd civ
en- to L. 9. Jasper 90 nsre sesse have
hen broken by the owner thereOi'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17
,, ozark or the State Highway

countv clerk, or the State Highway
Commission at Topeka. 4. .o
4 THE above described work - 10
be completed on or before the lou"
day OF October, 1921; onn,ss,oner, re-
.oD 10, the right to reject any ana al
Proposals and to waive teG Ioa ca re-.
Certified check OF seoo'oo re-
CURED
a., o+dar OF the Board of County
Commissioners. :, VI, VINO
County Clerk
March IS, 1921.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Mics Gertrude Cough has gone 10
Topeka for a few days. n
j W. Howe was here from Gay
Center visiting his many Irlenu'
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n Martin return
81 TO Marysville after spending q
few days with Their dapgnteFss
o. u. smaii and Mr.. smailes :,
WIN Leckron left for his home N
california after a short visit at tne
nome Of w. II. Cook and other reia'
tfyes.
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p.iIex SpeaIks ut Saline

A. 6. Bailey. president OF .ne
kansas Wheat Growers associa.,on Il
will speak at Salina, city hall a. :
N WIN Friday. March 10 on the
merketing plan Of the National
Wheat Growers' association. II u
r.nessarv that all county and Local
nes o+tend this meeting.
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ABILENE r. r. D. 1

Meetings still continue at Zion
with interest.
There will be two speakers at the
Pleasant Valley Grange TUESDAY
night.
Pleasant Valley school will close
March IS with a program.
Will Farr from California ano
Frank Long from Detroit spent Sun
day at the A. G. Long home.
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Services at Navarro

Dr. D. W. Kurtz will be at tne
Church of the Brethren at Navarro
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing and evening, March 10 and ~
He will give his lectures on japan
A report Of the worlds sunosy
school convention at Toxic and tns
nn1,tical situation. All are invited
17w1t
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p,yRAL TRACK; MEET FREE
Announcement Was Made at Meeting
~ Shoot OFFICERS Association

Of School Officers Association
Tho rural track meet to be held
Saturday, March 10, will be free 10
students and adults. This announce,
ment was made at the meeting OF
tho Dickinson County School Officers
association held at the court house.
This new plan of making tne
meet free is made possible through
the generous response OF the banks
Of the county to the request OF 'ne
Athletic association for donations 10
meet the expenses. There VIII DE
he many boys and girls IN atten-
dance. in consequence it is expected
who otherwise would not nave oee''
able to see the races.
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I. J. B. Higdon. president Of ssid
bank. DO solemnly swear that tne
heS no iiabilities, and r. not indorser
an any note or obligation. other than
shown on the above statement TO tne
hest Of my knowledge and beiief. 30
he'p "'e ]. B. HI0DON.
President.
subscribed and sworn to before me-
this i 4tf day OF March. 1921:
'"'' ANNA J. FULTON,
fauAI1 Notary Public
tcommission expires on the 18th day
Of July, 1920.
Correct-Attest:
ANNA J. FULTON
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Easter Bazaar

No.. F,aster bazaar given oy Ia
Mt. pleasant ladies WIN the Com-
Wednesday. March % at the vii
%us ssryed. also ice cream ana ,. cam,
commencing ~ at 9 o'clock. MI ,T no
cOm conn and home made candy WIN p
-. s.ies Dyeryspe cordially NV
ed to attenu'- 17d&w1t
adauf
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"Today's news today" is our plan
Won get the news Of the world In
the reflector by telegraph sixteen
hours ahead Of any paper distributed
here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

Services in the Internau n%a1
Union church est. james, suhu no
sfternoon at 2.30 p. m, Mareh |O
17d2t-w1ts
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

The Reflector is always GLAD 10
have news telephoned to the ONCE
phone o5.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

Inst received a car Of apples con-
.,st,ny Of flve varieties, Ben DAVIS
Canos Missouri Pipins, Genioons
and Wine Saps, So per busnei
Teed flour and seed. Cash PAID iU'
noultry and eggs. A. 0. U. W: nan
g 9os. CARROLL & PRICE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

II YOU miss the paper. phone 10
..,a oTrice. No. 9t, between 8 a. m.
and s D. m. Do it the first day ai'er
the miss, please.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17

Clean old papers, SC a bundle al
this office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-03-17
o~.,.p statement of the Financial
Condition Of the
CITIZENS STATE BANK.

at Talmage, state of Kansas, az a. 'n nf
close of business on the Dun u"'
March, 1921. -.