Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-15
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Miss Louisa Schmidt was a Her
ington visitor Friday.
The WoOdbine Farmers Union Co
operative Exchange shipped car
load Of swine Monday.
Miss Malinda Brussow underwent
an operation at Salina last week. We
are glad to report that she Is on her
way TO recovery.
We have been having fine rains
since Saturday night which are put
ting the seed bed In fine ahape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mccoy and
DIR. and Mrs. Mccoy went to Color
ado for a weeks outing in an automo-
bile.
Edward Oesterreich took car load
Of cattle to the Kansas City market
Monday.
The directors of the new bank had
meeting Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shippy expect
to take trip to California for an in
definite stay.
The entire community was shocked
the first part of last week by the re-
port of the death Of the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dueker.
The funeral was held Wednesday
morning from the home and Zion M.
u. church, Rev. Wurst officiating and
was assisted by Rev. Halter. Inter
ment was made In the Woodbine
cemetery. The parents, brother and
other relatives have our sympathy.
Mildred Koepke is clerking in the
Shank & HILBERT store.
School opened Tuesday morning
with large enrolment and especially
the high school has a large enroll
ment.
Rev. Wurst, Rev. Halter and Rev.
Hickman all expect to leave the mid
die of the week for Kansas City,
Kansas, where they expect to attend
the annual conference.
Miss Calkins, a returned mission
airy from India, spoke at the First
M. u. church Monday evening and
expects to speak at the Lyona M. II.
church Sunday evening. Everyone Is
WelCOme " COIue anu hSuA hVi'
Several Of our citizens were recent
Abilene visitors concerning a bust
ness affair.
The county has graded the Scenic
route running through Woodbine.
Florence Tiegs is attending the
county high school at Chapman this
season.
The railroad company has put an
other local freight on each week day
which is a good improvement.
August Ionghofer who attends
business college at Wichita spent
few days here with home folks.
Ted Albrecht was a recent visitor
at the county seat.
The woodbine Sales Company has
the agency for the Velie
six and Ford motor cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were recent
Lexington visitors.
On account of the rainy weather
he Zion M. d. Sunday school did not
celebrate their 25th anniversary Sun.
lay morning but expect to do SO In
he near future.
The Mothers club met at the home
If Mrs. Kennicott Friday afternoon.
Rev. Chappell returned from Bald
win where he attended an institute.
lie expects to have a revival in his
hurch in the near future.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
,ociety Of the Zion M. q. church met
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Grandma Margaret Gugler and had
he annual election Of officers for the
oming year with the following re-
ults: President, Mrs. Frank Oster-
eich; vice president, Mrs. Wurst;
corresponding secretary and treasurer,
frs. Henry Oesterreich; recording
ecretary, Mrs. Louis Westrup.
Lightning struck the home OF Ben
.uhnke last week and did consider
BILE damage to the Lyonsdale switch
GARD there.
John Nusz Of Wichita spent few |
avs here with his daughter and
lother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston called on
le latter's parents recently. +
The Brehm family went to the /,
Gods on the WIN Tim farm recently
nd held q reunion. All the MEM
,rs of the family were present ex-
Mt one daughter. When the well |
led baskets were opened and they Il
It down for dinner "A were present. ,
Viola and Nicola Green returned toI
Ieir home In Olesburg, Kan, after
two weeks visit with friends. They
ere the guests Of honor for several
rites and picnics given BY RATHER
e Kennicott and Violet and Margaret
rown.
Mrs. Nortond and daughter Sadie
Salina and Evelyn and Mrs. Hast /.
lgs and daughter Of Enterprise ac-
,mpanied Mrs. 8. r. Cornwell home
yednesday and stayed two weeks.
MFR. and Mrs. L. Timmons OF Sa-
ma visited Mrs. s. r. Cornwell and
her relatives Sunday. i