Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-07-23
RECENT REFLECTIONS.


Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Y. Y.
Wyandt, girl.
The county treasurer is at work
preparing the delinquent tax list.
Abe Lott will get $1,000 a year
for the first five years in the army.
Roy Shadinger is able to be
around town and is improving rap
idly.
Harrington pays its fire depart
ment $l5 for each fire to which 1t
makes a run.
The Fl. Riley excursion will take
place at the time Of the fall maneu-
vers at the post.
Junction City's team will play at
Minneapolis Friday and stop here for
a game on its return Saturday.
john Line, Of Detroit, was over
come by heat yesterday and last night
was considered in danger Of death.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Ayres at Salina, a girl. Mrs. Ayres
was formerly Miss Nettie Blandin Of
this city.
-Connor Malott quit his JOB on
Cripple Greek paper sometime ago
He has hopes Of position on a Den
yer paper.
Engineer Remnant was notable to
take his place on his engine this
morning and Engineer Davis OF
Emporia took his place.
The corn boom does not affect
Dickinson county much. The corn Is
nearly all shipped out. Just wait
until the new crop comes to market.
An Abilene young lady has
caught the craze to such an extent
that she insists on her steady's leav-
ing every night at just IS minutes
to /,
-ElDorado must be good deal
like Abilene. 1t has &C. H. Pattison,
an S. S. Smith and an Ed Little, and
they all get their names in the paper
often.
The Haynes grocery stock on
on Cedar has been moved away and
Henri Baltrock is preparing to open a
refreshment parlor for the benefit OF
the Pops.
Miss Eva Haithcox entertained
her Sunday school class and some
Girl friends at her home on north
Buckeye Friday. All had a delight
full visit.
Harrington Times: The first field
of wheat that was threshed just north
of Hope measured out IS bushels to
the acre, Of nice No. 2 and very fine
quality at that.
j. W. Reinhart, the popular
Santa Fe engineer who hurt his foot
the other day by misstep, is getting
along nicely. Two bones OF the foot
were spread apart
Hope Dispatch; The Dillon Re-
publican suggests that such men as
T. C. Henry are not calculated to in
spire confidence in silver or anything
else. The Republican is right.
The Ottawa county Popullsts
voted on congressional instructions.
Vincent received 67, Gaines %, Shear
er IA. Gaines claims six Of the seven
delegates though nobody knows just
why.
The Eastern Star had pleasant
banquet last evening. In the course
of the"workn Mr.and Mrs. l.. II. Long
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Lands, OF
Hayes, were initiated into the mys-
teries Of the order
The L. A. W. boys who partici-
pated in the Fourth of July races in
violation Of orders from some high
muck-a.muck got their medicine to-
day. All were suspended from the
league for 80 days. They don't care.
Rev. A. S. Dcchant writes the
REFLECTOR that he will have charge
Of mission at Lima, Ohio, until &C.
tober LIST. Then he will locate at
Forreston, Ills, and take up the
work Of the SUPPLEMENTARY Of this
district Of the Reformed church.
"A good Presbyterian Democrat Of
town who feels it his duty to stand
by his denomination is fixing up bis
ticket. He has on 1t those staunch