Abilene Weekly Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 5

ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR, ABILENE, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 23, 1897 -TWELVE PAGES, NEWBERN. Welcome Always Miss Etta Campbell represents this leflector's Qoupty rfeus. community at the State Agricultural College this year. Mrs. Clyde Brewer and Mrs.

Harry Reported Bricker were out from Abilene last Friday. RINEHART. J. R. KaulTman and family, of New Cambria, spent Saturday and Sunday We want a few more good correspondents in places where we have none.

In applying please state experience etc. It is an excellent opportunity for somebody to secure a daily paper free for the winter. Applications considered in order of receipt. SOLOMON. INDUSTRY.

The dance held at Mr. Wilmer's Saturday night was well attended. The U. B. eanipnieeting held north of town closed last Sunday.

Mrs. Peter Joyce left Wednesday for BuUe City, where she expects to remain during the winter. George Wollgrst is studying medicine in Chicago. To Come and Inspect our Various Lines of Goods. Groceries: We always have a complete line and a large assortment to select from and our prices are as low and on some articles lower titan any other store in town, and don't you forget it.

Shoes: You can always get bargains in footwear of all kinds. Ask to see our line of school shoes. Staple Dry Goods: Just received, new lot of Outings, Calicoes, Towelings, Iress Suitings, Notions, Hosiery, Underwear, Men's Overalls, Coats, Gloves, Shirts, etc. Come and see us, our prices are right. Full line of Tinware; Stationery of all kinds.

its your produce in exchange. Yours for trade, THE0D0RE MOSZ. VlilMIO, I'lLtlllHflM. Mrs. E.

J. Grillith and niece, Laura Mr. and Mrs. Pauley and daughters Ethel and Birdie of Alida spent last Sunday with Godfred Buhrer's folks. Farmers have begun sowing wheat in earnest this week and are rushing it through.

Earnie Philips contemplates herding several thousand sheep for John Bearup in the eastern part of Geary county this winter. Miss Nellie Scherer of Chapman visited with her cousin, Miss Stella Murphy, over Sunday. Rinehart school opened this week with Miss Georgia Nichols in the chair and a goodly attendance. The Misses Lowry, Miss Carrie Neptune and W. E.

Meek, of Chapman, and a few Rinehart people spent Sunday afternoon sightseeing at Dixon's Springs, one of the largest CHAPMAN Our progressive city council has ordered new stone crossings wherever needed on public thoroughfares. Miss Kate Hendrickson and sister are arranging to give a concert in Assembly hall in the near future. Miss Hendrickson was at the head of the music department in the county high school in 1898-4, and was one of the most popular instructors that ever served in that capacity. Kev. Dr.

Harshaw, the eloquent Presbyterian divine of Junction City, exchanged pulpits with Rev. V. C. Wheeler of this city Sunday evening. Norville Thorp, whose foot was DILLON.

Kump's Grocery Beverly, returned yesterday from a visit in Salt Lake and Colorado. Married, at the home of the bride, at Concordia, Monday at 8 o'clock, Miss Clara Burns to Jas. R. McCoy. The young couple left im-mediatly after the ceremony for Solomon where they will make their home.

Mr. McCoy is mail clerk on the Valley road. The small boys of town thoroughly enjoyed themselves Monday evening by serenading Eugene Kiramerly and wife and Jas. McCoy and wife. The Presbyterian Sunday school and Endeavor surprised Marie Hopkins last evening and presented her with a handsome present for her faithfulness as organist for three years.

After luncheon was served several young ladies sang songs and Rev. Rankin made a speech. The band serenaded at the close of the evening. Miss Marie leaves today for Lindsborg to take a course in music. MOONLIGHT.

springs in this state. There is also a cave well worth the while to see along the creek. i Edgar Taylor was up from Dillon C- 1 Vii.lili.iv V. i visiting friends in this vicinity. Miss Lizzie Engle has returned from Belleville.

Kev. Samuel Zook, of Oklahoma, preached at Newborn Sunday. J. R. Roche, New Basel's store keeper for the past fifteen years, has sold out and will soon move to New York City.

J. K. Forney, of Abilene, was a Newbern visitor Sunday. Lightning again struck the barn of G. XV.

Minick on Wednesday night, this being the second time this summer, no fire resulting either time. David Ileisey is the possessor of a new corn harvester. Lewis Campbell and wife were the guents of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.

Marley Sunday. The line rain tf Wednesday night was greatly appreciated by all, and seeding is now in full blast. Miss Lottie Force was guest of Miss Mamie Morrett Sunday. Mr. HolTman, the stock buyer of Abilene, was in this community last week buvinj; cattle.

is Mrs. Paul Schlegel had the painful misfortune the other day of getting her hand into the cider press, breaking several bones and lacerating the hand very badly. Dr. Steelsniith was called and dressed the wound. She is now reported as getting along very nicely.

Ralph Bricker has taken the place of his brother Frank in working for Abraham Layman. Frank is attending school in Abilene. The Zeigler Shoes that the people have been waiting for have now arrived at W. w. Davis.

ENTERPRISE. H. Nottorf in on the sick list. A. Murray was in Abilene Friday.

A. Lorson is remodeling his house south of town. he Missouri raeitie will have a Is headquarters for FAMILY SUPPLIES. Just Received: Full supply MASON'S FRUIT JAMS. JHy Highest price paid for poultry new depot soon.

J. A. Rnssel of Abilene was in town Wednesday. Win. Reed and Ed Lorson were in mid Kifirs.

Hope Tuesday on business. The Missouri Pacific claim agent L. H. KUMP. was in town last week.

Charley Klover was in town Friday. Mrs. Wm. Meirmaster died at her Public Sale. amputated in consequence of a serious injury from a threshing machine, is considered to be out of danger, although crippled for life.

Wednesday, at 7 a. Rev. Father Leary united in marriage our popular merchant, Jas. T. Talbot and Miss Nora Maloney.

The wedding took place at Skiddy at the residence of the bride's parents. Thos. McMillen, formerly of Chapman, now of Angelton, Texas, was married at Hcrington to Miss Abbie MeXaspy on Wednesday morning. Charles A. Stevens has taken charge of a depot on the M.

K. T. road in Oklahoma. He was station agent here for live years. Miss Kate Chapman is visiting her numerous friends in the city.

Miss Klla Slemmer left Wednesday for Abilene. home Sunday morning at 'J o'clock from typhoid fever. She leaves a husband ami two children and a host of friends to mourn her death. She was buried at the German church ceme tery north of town. Tlie stucco mill hands came in from bye.

The factory company has sent him to work in their newly completed factory. D. B. Pierce and A. S.

Lowry of Chapman were in this vicinity last Sunday. O. B. Lowry of Pleasant Valley was here Monday buying seed wheat. W.

II. Betz's family, Emery Diehl and sister Dessie and others of this place went to hear Rev. J. J. Chambers, of Jericho, preach in the Lutheran church in Chapman last Sunday evening.

Rev. Chambers is a former resident of this township and a graduate of the county high school. MissTessie Culham will leave here this week to attend the county high school. A line and much needed rain fell at this place last Friday. Mesdames J.

II. and Clarence Taylor were shopping in Abilene Saturday last. While going for the cows, Miss Margie Ilollinger was thrown from her horse and a deep gash cut on the right temple and She was taken to Woodbine to lie near the doctor and is getting along as well as could be expected. Reed Hollinger is not recovering as fast as could be wished but has returned home again. Longford Sunday.

Ed Taylor was in town Saturday. The stucco mill is running night and day now. J. H. Page has purchased a new twelve hoe press drill.

John Goodwin drove to Chapman Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Swick of Oklahoma are here visiting relatives. C.

C. Brown shipped a car load of hogs Monday night. J. W. Fra.ie returned on Saturday from Clay county.

Dist. No. 35 held a special school meeting Monday evening tu discuss the text book plan. Mrs. J.

L. Brechbill expects to go to Arizona after her sale, which ismn Thursday. Harry Solenberger has returned to Marysville after a week's visit with his parents. Clement Wick went to Lawrence on Friday to resume his University work. D.

II. of Hope, was here last Saturday. Abram Brechbill is the proud possessor of a new wheel. NAVARRE. Mrs.

1). J. Kimmerly, formerly of The C. Hoffman Son's mills are again running by water power. They have recently been running by steam on account of low water.

A new barber shop has been opened here by C. Williams, formerly of Abilene. J. B. Khrsani Sons are putting in an eighty-horse power Corliss engine in the Gypsum City mills.

The enrollment of the city schools this year shows an increase of about fifteen pupils. Miss Elsheth Khrsatu entertained a Shearer Shoes I will oiler at public sale on my farm in Flora township, on section 2i, L'I miles tiort and 1 1 miles west of Talmage, on Thursday, Sept. 30th, commencing at 1 p. the following personal property towil: 10 head of Horses. 20 head of Hogs.

Farm Implements, Stoves etc. tyr Fur a detailed list of articles sec s.ile bill. rousts: Sums under $10 cash; sums of 10 and over credit of 10 months w'll he given, purchaser giving note with approved security without interest if paid when due; but if not paid when due 10 per cent interest from date. (I per cent off for cash. J.

I. WATT. J. N. BURTON, Auctioneer.

Il'llsl published III III- Abilene Weekly Ke-lleclor September A. H. I WIT. 1 Notico For Druggist's Permit-To all persons Interested Nol Ice Is hereby jjlven hat on lie day of September, A. 1 1.

I HUT, the niiilersliiied, K. II, Mil lull, Hied In I he probate con rt of Dickinson county, Kansas, bis petition for drioisi's permit lo sell inlox leal bin liquors at, No. Siori si In I he second ward of the city of Abilene, Dickinson count and I hut said petition has been set for hcurlnn Iiv said court on Saturday, he SIrd day ot October, A. II. ISU7.

at 10 o'clock A. M. K. It. M.W.OTT, Pel illoner.

Navarre but now of Prudence, is visiting friends here. Mrs. Mary Fox of Mcpherson is the guest of her brother, 1). Peek and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. lleiren and daughter, Miss Myrtle, left Sunday for a month's visit to their old home at Lafayette, Ind. II. E.

Swanger and wife visited friends at Hope Sunday. The Republicans of Logan township met at, house Tuesday evening to nominate candidates for township ollicers. The following candidates were chosen: Trustee, Job Sterner; clerk, S. M. Slioekey; treasurer, John Poister.

TALMAGE. ghost party of about sixteen members at her homo Thursday evening. Mrs. J. S.

Baumbaugh and Mrs. J. B. Basehore went to Woodbine on Saturday. Enos Bert was up from Chapman The Normal Academy has a great Are Warranted! increase this year over last, and expects many more students.

WOODBINE. Are you tired of buying trash? Sunday. I). H. Brechbill drove to Junction City Saturday.

Rev. S. Wingert drove up from Hope Sunday to attend church. Jos. Chronister is building a stock frame on J.

S. Baumbaugh's scales. John Frohm and D. II. Brechbill are among the early wheat sowers.

Mrs. Annie Stoner, of Talmage, is visiting relatives here. C. C. Brown has returned from Rice county where he was buying cattle.

CARLTON. Joseph Cress has returned from the county high school having given up the work in stenography and penmanship over which he had charge. Mr. and Mrs. C.

II. Naylor and Mr. and Mrs. D. S.

Wagaman left for Iowa in a covered wagon last Tuesday. T. S. IlilT finds he is seven dollars poorer and some wiser. Last Sunday while away from home some one entered his house relieving it of the above amount.

Erastus Say lor has engaged himself to work at Concordia this coming winter. A party was held last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Minnie Middleton. William Ilislop returned from Colorado to resume his school work. Ll'lrst published In the Abilene Weekly lie-llcctor, hept.

SI, IKOT.l Legal Notice-To Christ Kolhe, Hene Mini, Ilenrlelln V'lihl, Carrie llnlT, Mary Dora Medley mid Tiny Holler. Viiii and each rf yon will hereby take notice that Hum Kolhe tiled In the probate court of Dickinson county, Kansas, a paper purport I iiu to be I he last will and testament of Henry Kot be, deceased, late of Hlcklnsou con nly, Kansas, and a petition praying for an older of Miiil court iiilinlttliiK said will to probate. Said petition Is set for hearing at toy olllce at the court house In said county and slate in: he 41 Ii day of October, A. II. IxnT, at 10 o'clock a.

in. and you are hereby required to appear and show cause at said time, If any here be, why said paper sliou Id not be admitted to probate as the last, will and of Henry Kolhe, deceased. II. I'. S.

S. Smith, 1'robale Judtfe. Attorney. -3ERS" SUTPHEN, Then callon Shearer, he will sell you good, honest Shoes that are warranted by him. Remember that Shearer's Shoes have stood years of trial in Dickinson county, and you take no risk in buying them as they, are guaranteed' to give you the worth of your money.

Don't forget that Shearer carries the largest stock of Shoes in the county. Call and get our prices (I'lrst published in the Abilene Dally kc (lector, Sept. 21, A. 1). 1HH7.1 ORDINANCE NO.

158- Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gillett went to Kansas City Sunday.

F. V. Volkman and family returned from Turkey creek Monday evening. Ida Blake has returned from a week's visit in the country. Mary Timm went to Abilene Tuesday.

J. B. Engle, Mrs. J. N.

Engle and Miss Myrtle Baumbaugh drove over from White City Sunday. C. II. Baumbaugh returned from McPherson Tuesday. Kev.

Haller, from Topeka, has taken up the work as minister of the German M. E. church. Mrs. Otto Bruggen left Wednesday morning for Ramona to visit her sister.

B. II. Issitt relumed from the south Wednesday. The German Methodist Sunday school had a surprise party on Louis Volkman Monday evening. Mr.

Volkman had a sale Wednesday and expects to move to Junction City. Ed. Volkman left for a visit to Clay county Wednesday. C'has. Haage returned from Clarke's Creek after an absence, of one month, Wednesday, F.

A. Smith went to Enterprise Tuesday. (i. (i. Gillett shipped out a train load of cattle Saturday night.

He also shipped in two train loads of cattle Tuesday. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 2oc. E.

N. Crayden took in the circus at Salina. Victor Wilson is not attending the fall term at the high school, but will start in the winter term. He is busy sowing wheat. John Thomas and family are visiting relatives in Topeka and Meriden An ordinance to authorize and permit Charles W.

Parker to erect a one story, skeleton irame, rock N2 No. is .1 Gents full sue. nickel open face, swis movement, stem wind and stem set. gin timekeeper roce, single atcli (nd chain. 32 60.

faced, iron, metal roofud building on lot No. seven (7) in Henry, Hodge Reed's subdivision of Thompson McCoy's addition to the city of Abi S. H. McAdams, left Tuesday for Illinois after a visit of four weeks with friends in and around Carlton. The Republicans of Holland will will hold their primary on Friday evening Sept.

24. Mrs. J. K. Wilson is on the sick list.

J. Straddling left Monday for Hcrington where he will take charge of the Hcrington Cheese factory. H. M. Wheeler is in charge of the Carlton factory.

Our schools are progressing finely under the charge of John Emig. S. W. French is threshing his wheat, which is making 25 bushels per acre, of No. 2 wheat.

Holland township is all right plenty of corn and wheat. H. Strunk took a business trip to Abilene Monday. Jacob WyekofT spent Monday in Gypsum City. The Cheese Co.

paid its patrons Monday, It cents for butterfat. W. G. Robson, W. C.

Gilliland and R. G. Head went to Kansas City lene. Kansas. Na 2 is a Gents Hi it tn'lnt in fl ful tin' yintittr unit ('tiiniriliiii it 11J full huntinjciS? fold rolled plnle.ivt movement stem wine! and stem set: a reli tlir fit' iff Ahit'iv, h'tluM.

I. That the said Charles V. Parker able timekeeper; in appearance lo'iks tike a S0 watch. Price of tingle witch and chain, SO. for two weeks.

I C. F.Collier went to Abilene last Saturday. Spring Valley school district No. 10'J, Ccommeneed Sept. 13, W.

M. Campbell teacher. Kev. Murphy, of the Christian' church, baptized Mrs. Michael Webb and adopted son last Sunday.

Frank Freeman, while feeding a threshing machine, was accidentally! stabbed in the back of the hand, the! blade almost going through the hand. Preaching morning and evening in Christian church, Sept. 26. I our AD be, and Is hereby authorised permltled to erect a one story, skeleton frame, rock-faced, Iron, metal roofed building, elsthly feet (mo In depth and thirty live feet in width on lot No. seven In Henry, llodt'e deed's subdivision of Thornjson McCoy' addition to (he city of Abilene, Dickinson county, Kansas.

Section II. This ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after Its publication once In the Abilene Dally licllector. Passed the council and approved by me this ynth day of September, Attest: oUC, ('. f. YANDT, Mayor, skai-1 Clerk.

OliLrlB ILK, The Cliaurt are the be quality electroplate Ind come in 6 styles. On or give the humfcsr atij style of wjlch anctnumber uf chain. SenJ mcney by P. 0 Mjney OrJcr. Kccule-red iclter, or bank Uuft cm Chicago-All foods sent hy Rejisktid Mail fully pre pid upwtl receipt of rkC D.

E. WOLFF CO. Jjjtfiij ai Unfile jtilm la litis Jiii7 The Shoe Man. Cor. Tliird and liroadway, Abilene..