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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-26
NOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS.
Italian Nelghborhood Association
Wins Title and Cup.

The Italian Neighborhood Associa-
ton defeated the Pine Neighborhood
Association last night. in volley ball
game and took the championship,
winning a silver loving cup. The
game was played at the italian
Neighborhood House, Eighth and Lin
coin streets.
Stapler won from Madison last
night in the last game of the final
series of games in the Neighborhood
Nolley Ball League. The winning
team was composed of: Mary r.
Olivere. Rosie Flore, Grace Siccarelli
Eleanor Siccarelli, Sophie De Allis
Victoria De Allis. Mary Corozzi, Jen-
ME Del Crosse and Jennie .Capadona
The team was coached by Miss Reba
NeEer, director of the Italian Neigh.
borhood playground. assisted by Mis-:
Louisa Bridgeham.
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SETTLEMENT
HOLDS TRACK MEET
Leroy Davis, Charles Huber, S.
lazartic and n. Smack
Highest Scorers.

The August track and field meet,
held on the Peoples Settlement play
grouyvi. brought out large number Of
people. There was close competition
IN several OF the events. In Class No.
! Leroy Davis WAS the highest scorer.
and Charles Huber was second. In
Class No. 2. for small boys, s. I.az-
srt!c won first place. and II. Smack
came second. The result was as fol-
lows:
Potato race, first, A. Mccormick !:
second, o. Porter; third, c. Huber
pole vault. first. i. Davis; second. c.
Huber; third. S. Kendig standing
broad jump. first, l.. Davis; second,
c. Huber; third, S. Kendig; s-pound
shot put, first. j. Campbell; second
l. Davis; third. S. Kendig.
90 Class 2.
Potato race, first. f. Lazartis sec
ond. ii. Smack: ehinning, first, f
Lazartic; second. c. Robinson; third
II. Smack; hopping race. first, F
Lazartic; second, II. Smack; third, C
Robinson; running broad jump, first
c. Porter: second. B. Marckovitz
third III. Smack.
Peoples Settlement Notes.
On August 29 the Peoples Settle.
nient will hold a senior track meet
for Intermediates. On Thursday, Aug.
ust 81. the men will carry out pro.
gram OF sports.
On Wednesday the members Of tn,
Women's Club held their annual out
ing at the Water Mill. Games wer.
played by the children.
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mas Defeats Elkton; Record Breaking Ball Game
GOLFER PLAYS SHOT
FROM BIRDS NEST
BY Associated Press !.

Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Aug. 20.
One OF the most unusual golf
shots on record was executed
here yesterday by Mrs. Galen
Blackford. After an approach
shot had landed in birds nest.
Mrs. Blackford climbed the tree
In which the nest was situated,
took stance among the limbs
and played a pitch shot onto
the nearby green, from whore
she holed out in one putt. thus
halving tho hole.
However, Mrs. Blackford lost
thc match, which was one OF
tho semi-flnals in the women's
city tournament. to Miss Esther
Detchon, 2 up and / to go.
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DEFIANCE

4 \ Defiance ..........-...... 0 o o O OIL
3 st. Hedwig s..,.......... 0 D 0 0 0 90
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GETAWAY AT SALISBURY.
Ellen h. Wins Three Year-OM rrvS
In Straight Heats.

Salisbury. Md. Aug 2s.-Approxf-
mately 5000 people attended the get
away" day Of the great Salisbury
Fair, raising the total attendance for
the four days 10 more than $4,000.
according TO official estimates.
The special county pace FOR $500
purse was won by Sarah Mack. owned
and driven by Newell Kelley. OF SAL
isbury. But two heats We're necessary
10 capture the second race OF 3-yeAr-
olds and under. won by Ellen X. own
ed by w. l. Scott. Cape Charles. Va.
Princess D.. owned by George Sutter.
Worton. Md. was the class oc ths
2.25 pace, purse. $500.
The summaries:
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Totals ..---c..-.-..-..26 rs % @ S
5Atted for Wcfnert in ninth inning
Bafted for Kaufman in fourth innlur
Bstted FOR stucland in sevenrh inning
SCORE BY INNINGS.
rhioies --..--.--. o 3 2 3 3oos e-23
T~-hase hits. Terry. krug (2l. Mo-
kan, Hollochsr, Heathcote ~. Grimes
Perkfn son. Wtthrow. Friberg, Walker
Home runs. Miller, 2: OFarrell stoier
basss, Hollocher, Wanert. Sacrifice hi Z,
Lsaie. oyArrell, Houocher, Parkinson
Welkee Bas-s on balls. OF Kaufman
Z OF Ring, s, OF Wcinert s: OF stuc.
lApd- q. on Eubanks. 8: on Morris. 2
on Oshorne. q Struck out. by Ring. 2 by
Wemett 2 hy stnelsnd. by Morris. j
BY Osborne. 2. Hit by pitched ball BY
Nefnert, 0r1mea Wild pitch, Stucland
Oolbse plays. smith 20 Parkinson TO Lee
2; WrShtstone 20 Parkinson TO Lee Left
piro. Hart aud Risler. Time OF game
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Reb Russell. the Pirate, was the
home run manufacturer yesterday in
ihe National League. He made three
against the Robins. one in the first
game and two in the second. In the
record breaking Chicago Philadelphia
contest. Miller, with two, and O'Far-
rell were the only ones TO circle the
sacks. Rogers Hornsby increased his
lead to an even 80, being two back OF
Ken Williams. OF the Browns, Mann
and Ainsmith, Cards, were the others
in the senior circuit to touch each
base. In the American, Gerber and
Tobin. OF the Browns. and Harris. OF
the Red Sox. added to their total.
Inok 'arp
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BLACkISTON INJURIES HAND;
OUTPOINTED BY HAUBA

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 26.-An in
Jury 10 his hand. sustained in an early
round OF the fight, caused Sam
Blackiston to drop an eight-round de-
cision TO Johnny Hauba. OF Whining
ton, in the wind-up at the Cambria A.
c. last night.
After damaging his hand Blackis-
ton was unable 10 work to advantage
and Hauba had the scrap all his own
way.
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DEFIANCE AND ST. HEDWIG'S
STAGE ONE OF SEASONS BES1

Defiance and st. Hedwig's of the
City League, staged one OF the best
games of Jhe current season last
night at the Military Grounds. the
Bulldogs coming out on the long
end of a l to 0 score:
The score:
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DOVER NINE TRICMPHS
OVER FORT DU PONT TEAM

Dover. Aug. 26-The home club tri-
umphed over Fort du Pont here yes
terday in a 12-inning struggle. 6 TO
.. The Soldiers drove Baker out of
the box in the ninth inning. but could
do nothing with Willeys. who replaced
him. Trip, the Fort du Pont ace.
hurled shutout ball, but was given
ragged support. All OF Dover's runs
were scored after TWO men were down
and on errors.
Wheedleton fractured his left leg
below the knee in fielding Trips hit.
The score:
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Parksley. Va, Aug 26.--Laurel, yes
terday afternoon. by heavy hitting.
managed 10 defeat the locals. . to 4.
"Sol' Slaughter. of Wilmington,
furnished the sensation OF the season
when he hit safely four times out Of
five trips. twice connecting for the
circuit. The score:
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like to have
your club or organization the
subject OF an illustrated special
article some Saturday as Every
Evening has been doing with
various organizations for sew
eral months.
IL you want this. submit your
article and photographs 70
Every Evening. II you want ad-
ditional information communi-
cate with the Sports Editor.
Sportsmen. this is your OPP
portunity. 1t will be your own
loss II you miss II.
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VI. MOLLY SETS Up MARK
FOR BABE RUTH TO EQUAL

Victory Boys won a twin bill yester
DAY. by taking game from the Pine
Babes, 10 Z. and one from Avalon.
10 0. Theodore and Smack were the
stars in the firss game, both con-
Meeting for boundary cracks. NJ. Mol
~ made what may be worlds record
when he hammered out three four
base snlacks in three trips 10 the plate
record that Ruth viii md hard -
break
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MISkE KNOCKS OUT
FULTON IN FIRST ROUND

ST. Paul, Aug. 26.-Billy Mislxe. st.
Paul heavyweight, knocked out Fred
Fulton, of Minneapolis. in the first
round of their scheduled 10-round bout
here last night
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prefer. play white collar but the
split
wide
player. to
any
major league players to SELL
Star. and Temperament
Al" eHravsan' uproar in certain quarters the idea
persist that all leading baseball
blow at moment
des
There is temperament boiling of Hon.sy
who happens be
The Johnson Everett
Scott iris Speaker and
seats of the mighty.
There We are taking
k' old pure ordinary
cu.sednes"
Supply Of Talent
one OF N. b,,.,
international tamborses has
Tho Walker tn. two
most noted competitions of
less a
Int'rnaion. talent pr,.
ans She Cup and had the
golfe
But h. o.'0n doubt any
nn talent to tho Johnston Vincent
Richards Norris Williams Fr.nc. oum.t
IND other.na
than
invading nation to hd or., .
feat should follow galaxy Of
In often com. u,or ma.
p twists that no va" be granted
Said Mr.. Frazee up the date
What an bid for the old
There coming football. season can shoe, .
N ."
i i stronger defensive md J. had
? A greater an-round Iowaan Notre Dame
stronger running most Of the wear
! a. Getting thanH Harvard did
Johnny Dundee and Johnny fatherwsb
referred quotations When two mon ia
horse ride behind to take their pick Of .oun
position unless they wish bad idea after M
Inc ftsours
bats they used should be machine gun s,sr
the next ~
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1AxA0ERS-SEND YOUR
BASEBALL SCHEDULES

Managers OF baseball teams
are requested 10 notify the
Sports Editor Of Every Evening
OF their schedules. with grounds
aud playing time. Proper at
tsnuon 20 this will avoid con-
GicunS information. il will also
save many fans some incon-
venience.
Mail or telephone these sched-
uies and by doing so the games
will appear in the baseball CAL
sndar. which is proving OF much
value 20 tho lovers OF baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-26

Cambridge, Nd, Aug. 26.--The PEN
nant hopes Of Crisfeld were dampen-
ed yesterday afternoon when Cam
bridge put 1t over them in two games.
TO i and TO ]. The scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis at New York.
Detroit az Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
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GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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MT. SALEM AND ST. PAUL'S
BATTLE To A 81 TIE

Mt. Salem and 81. Pauls. of the
Church League, battled 20 : 10 :.
tie last night in five inning game.
played at Baynard Field. No. /.
The score:-.
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DOVER NOSES OUT KREBS
IN PITCHERS BATTLE

Dover. Aug. 26.-In a pitchers bat
tie here yesterday, Dover nosed out
Krebs. 4 to 3. Hardesty and Bald
wins hitting featured. The score:
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IN 'GOWAN RELEASED
| BY INTERNATIONAL
Action of President O'Toole is
Likely to Reach Commissioner
Lands; Result of Fight.

Rochester. N. Y, Aug. 26.--Presl-
dent John conway Poole, of tho In
ternational League. yesterday an
nounced that Umpire Bill MCGOWAN
had been suspended from August 21
be permanently released from the
staff OF umpires.
MCGOWAN took part in fight with
Players McCurdy and Stewart. OF tho
Syracuse club, at Baltimore, Sunday,
After McCurdy had attacked Nc
Gowan the latter broke loose and
leveled n blow while Lieut.. Michael
T.. Ward. OF the Northern police dis
trict. WAS holding McCurdy. Stewart
then went after McGowon. MCGOWAN
formerly umpired In the Blue Ridge
League and was ons tf the arbiters
last season In the little worlds SER
les"
Toole Considering Cases.
No action has as yet been taken
against Players McCurdy and Stew
art. OF Syracuse. for their part In
the affair. but Toole has their cases
| under advisement and II Is probable
that they will meet with severe pen.
altles
McCurdy's assault was committed
on the first day he wore Syracuse
livery. but the former University ot
Illinois football star started th'
trouble and an adequate penalty /,
anticipated Stewart. who IL n pitch
er. has had experience In the leagu,
and Il is possible that he may draw
an even mora drastic punishment thar
the warlike McCurdy.
An effort was made today 10 locat'
"Bill" McGowan. but he could not b.
found. 1t is probable he will take hi
case up with Commissioner Lands.
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WATER DEPARTMENT WINS
CLOSE ONE FROM TRUMP BROS

The Water Department team won
a close game from Trump Brothers
team last night at Second and du
Pont streets, score, to 8. The score /.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
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TkAIXB DAIRY is EASY
FOR FIyE POINTS PLAYERS

Ffaim's Dairy team was easy for
vvS Points last night ,n a twiligh;
vane tho Pointers" coping the
trey. ~ 90 J. The score:
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN JEAGUE.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pi;tsburg.
New York at ST. Louis.
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FORT DU PONT.

Totals ;.....,...,..:.., o IL sc Il 2
SCORE By INNINGS.
Fort du Pont,. q o o o o O l. . Op o.
Dover .....,.,.. q o o 3 90 D o I-6
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Slaughter Two Homers Features Laureps
Victory; CrisfieM Defeated in Two Games

EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
At Parksley: Laurel. y, Parkkley, 4
At Cambridge Cambridge, 4. Girls
field. | fnrst gamc).
Cambridge, z; Crisncd. (sccond game).
At Salisbury: Salisbury. /. Pocomoke. o.
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SECOND GAME
Totals
: Rtsss' go u - -
Batted for Hummer in seventh.
AAnDfTtf.E

Batted for Hinkle in seventh
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Crisfeld ................... o o o 90 ! 0-I
Cambridge ................ 1 o o o o x-2
Salisbury. Md. Aug. 2s.-After
playing loose ball for a week, the
White Clouds played recuperated ball
yesterday and blanked Pocomoke, ! 10
- The scorp:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. 8; Cleveland. 0.
Detroit, 8; Washington, ..
st. Louis. 8; New York.
New York. s; st. Louis. 5.
(secoud camel
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He,TTlz@d2S55l@i2Ra H6zHT
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Patent O0cA

1921 New York Tribune Inc Trade Mark Reg
The Song Of the Base Hit
A whirl. twist and sudden crash.
And OFF 1 leap from the polished ash.
on like the shot from 10-inch gun,
A gray-white streak through the slanting sun
away
) Through a summers day
Where tho frantic nelders Of the fray.
With dervish dance
And anguished glance,
Come rushing In to cop mo.
But 1 glide between
With mocking mien,
And there Is none to stop me-
A shout. roar and noisy cheer.
And on my way through the atmosphere
l leap to the light rs clenched hands grip
And wild eyes watch me fly or skip;
Through open space
In headlong race,
AS the Joy OF tho ages lights each face,
And pulses jump
With a vibrant thump,
As the sky roels from the roar,
And tho rafters ring
With the song I sing
TO the tune OF the winning score
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Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
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SALISBURY
POCOMOKE

Jotais ;-..-..-......... o 27 IL /
Gordy batted for Creagon in ninth.
Frock batted for Decker In ninth.
Ryan out. hit by batted ball.
Alexander batted for Phillips in seventh
SCORE BY INNINGS
Salisbury .............. o o o OOo1 o1o-
PocOmoke ........... o q u n n N n n +
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n NATIONAL ,TEAGTE

Chicago. 26; Philadelphia. %.
New York. 4 St. Louis. 3.
Brooklyn. s; Pittsburg. :.
Brooklyn. S; Pittsburg. S
(seeond game).
Boston-Cincinnati. rain.
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The summaries

COUNTY PACE. PURSE 500.
Sarah Mack Newell keLly- Sal
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26
Ready to Make Loans

The Maxwell Investment Co. Of
Kansas City, Mo-, the country's larg-
est farm mortgage bankers, have ar
ranged for regular representation in
Abilene.
The Home Office of the Maxwell
Investment Co. which is also asso-
ciated with Guaranty Trust Co., is
located in the Security Building in
Kansas City, Mo-, with branch Of
fees in Oklahoma City, Dallas, Tex,
and Memphis, Tenn. They make
farm loans in seven different states.
George Rasher and c. X. Danford,
who have their office in the Reflector
building have arranged to represent
the Maxwell Investment Co. in this
locality. Mr.. Danford makes all the
inspections of the security. This en-
ables them to give quick service and
the Maxwell Investment Co., being
one of the largest and oldest compan-
les doing business in the central
states, are noted for their prompt
closing.
This connection will enable Rash
ar & Danford to give excellent SER
rice and best Of rates to prospective
borrowers. 1tW
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26
RIVERSIDE

Mrs Harvey Sexton, Mr.. and Mrs
X. Harrison. Miss Minnie Harrison
and Mrs. Florence Romberger mo-
tored to Hope Sunday to visit Leslie
Harrison who has been ILL.,
The club had a very pleasant time
Thursday when it met with Mrs.
Arthur Richardson. Plans were
made for Halloween party. A most
delicious lunch was served. Visitors
present were: Mrs. Clayton Engle of
Council Grove, Mrs. Hoffine. Misses
Leatha Sprinkle, Mildred Irene Rees
and Mrs. Backes.
Harvey Sexton is at Admire load
ing car of baled hay to be shipped
to Abilene.
Mrs. Grace Lahr and Teddy call
ed at the Sprinkle home Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Funk son.
Mrs. Harvey Sexton accompanied
by her father and mother spent
in Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26
SUTPHEN

Farmers are busy hauling theil
wheat crop to market.
Mrs. Il. A. Davis and Mrs. Alice
Duffy attended the Pomona Grange
meeting In Detroit Saturday. Mrs.
Davis was chosen the delegate to
represent the Grange here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Koelling have
returned from Council Grove where
they were visiting their son and
family.
The WOman's Circle had a very
pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Freeman Thursday.
Last Friday evening the young
people of the community were invit-
ed to party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn. After music and games
Il delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Howard and
family of Ft. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Davis Of Liberal were visi-
tors at the home of Dir. and Mrs.
Davis this week, Eugene is county
attorney of Seward county. He is a
product Of this community and his |
many friends are proud Of his sue
ocsS.
Harvey Osborn ana family and
ilenn Osborn and family were Sun
lay guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
osborn near WOOdbine
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26
HOLLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Staehli and little
daughter VIII live north of Abilene
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Estes.
Mrs. Clara Carrier and Miss Sadie
Dearborn spent Thursday afternoon
visiting Mrs. b. Aliens and Mrs.
John Pease near Gypsum.
Misses Ruth and Naomi Bovey
came out from town Tuesday and
spent the evening with home folks.
John BOvey is shucking corn for
G. NJ. Rucas this week.
Albert Manner Of Oakley is here
called by the serious illness of his
father, j. Manner at the home of
Mrs. Nettie Robson.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday, November 2. with Mrs.
Allen Mourer.
Carpenters are busy building a
chicken house and hog house for
Bert Dunlap, replacing the one re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Alfred Flueckiger and Chas
and Elsie have gone to Kansas City
for an indefinite stay.
Ernest Nagley had the misfortune
to get his wrist broken one day last
week.
Mrs. S. D. Spicer was on the sick
list Sunday.
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SOUTH FLORA

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hull spen
Thursday evening at s. Il. Ewing's
Mrs. Will Roller spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Iliff.
Mrs. Walter Jolitz and son called
on Mrs. Charles Neaderhiser Wed
nesday afternoon.
Vernon and Everett Ewing visited
In Nebraska several days the past
week.
Mrs. Pearl Geer of Colorado is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Neaderhiser.
Mrs Danner called on Mrs. John
Britt Friday afternoon.
Mrs. NichOl Young visited with
Mrs. Tom Watt Friday.
Miss Mildred Britt and Eva Dan
ncr visited Delhi school Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Britt and
daughters called on Nichol Young's
Friday.
Miss Mabel Craig Of Abilene Wis
tied at Geo. Smiths few days the
past week.
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GLENWOOD

Ben Murphy, Cleave Stofrer an,
al StOffer m0tOred to Topeka Wed
tesday, returning home Thursda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Crcss visited al
te home of Harry Picking Wcdnes.
day.
Miss Lois Bert came to visit the
$cho0l Wednesday with Eunicc ZoDk.
Misses Aretta Haynes and Ethel
kchuman visited school Friday.
Rev. Chappell from Woodbine ana
Rev. Morgan Of Talmage were guests
for dinner Saturday at the home Of
John Garver's.
{ Frank Sanders, Elmer Crcss ana
Family, Ralph Cooley and family Wis
ttcd mt the home of J. l.. Cress Sun
Nay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John St0ffer visited
At the home of Clarence St0frer Sun
Hay.
Misses Gladys Bowser and Rosie
Miller visited school Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-10-26
WALNUT GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Engle and
family took dinner at Rufus Hawks
Sunday.
The revival meetings are In pro-
gress at the Bethany church con-
Quoted by Rev. II. B. Beltz.
Carl Wick made a business trip 10
Salina last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romberger and
daughter from western Kansas have
been visiting In this vicinity the past
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoover and Mrs. Lizzie
Crider have been working for Mrs.
Irwin Hoover during her illness.
The following took dinner at A.
II. Brechbills Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Derrick and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John DayhOff and family.
Aaron. Dayh0ff's visited at Irwin
IIoOver's Sunday.
Miss Anna Brechbll visited the |
'ch0ol Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Hays attended the
tate teachers meeting at Topeka
asst week.
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GLENWOOD

J. p. Cress has been painting and
shingling his houses.
Miss Haynes aunt and cousins
from Oklahoma visited the school
Wednesday.
Mrs. Schuman entertained the
Sunshine club Thursday aftrneon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Murphy
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Eyer of Larned
motored to Coneordia Thursday
afternoon to visit at the home of
Will Webb. They returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Keterman, Lucille and Faith
visited at the home of George Haas
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Dick German and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kelley
visited over Saturday at the home OF
Ben Murphy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ketterman and
children, Mrs. C. c. Cress and chill
dren were guests at the home OF
Luther Lady Sunday.
Frank Sanders was guest at the
home of c. C. Cress Sunday.
Luther Lady shipped cattle to
Kansas City Monday. Miss Edith
Holzworth is staying with Mrs
Lady.
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HERE AND THERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Snider are
visiting with Mr., and Mrs. Claude
! Wells.
Harry Middleton went to Kansas
city Sunday where he will enter the
Sweeney Automobile school.
Anna Coffenberger returned from
Chapman Saturday after spending
few days there with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Mustard
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Stone and
clara and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hus-
ton and Russell went to Nebraska
Thursday to visit relatives.
Rcynold Coffenberger was injured
Saturday by falling from a horse
which he was riding and is unable to
attend school this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Robinson have
returned to their home in Fairview
after visiting relatives here