Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-07-22
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sent up for robbing cars, was release
from Jail today.
Judge Nicholson's eldest daughtt
was married to Council Grove gel
: tleman last week.
Gus Steinhilber and wife will OF
cupy the Felty house on Buckley
next to Mrs. Kings.
All package cotfee's for a quartz
at Humps grocery.
August Lindow, an Abilene boy
is superintendent of the Salt Lake
Utah, street car lines.
j. NJ. Shuey found a beautiful
white mouse in an oat shock and /
keeping it as curiosity.
". B. Cosad aud j. 4. Guilbaul
are in Alaska and will probably bring
home some Klondyke gold nuggets.
The Enterprise mills have con
tracted for large shipments Of flour tt
Antwerp, Liverpool, Glasgow, Rotter
dam and Hull.
DR.. Harry Downer returned from
his outing in Ottawa county Saturday
having caught all the fish in thu
streams of that vicinity.
The Germans Of Kansas will have
a saengerfest at Wamego in October
c. Young Of Abilene is one Of the
committee to arrange for it.
--Rev DR.. Blayney ofliciated at the
funeral services Of the late VIM. Myers
at Eicholtz's undertaking rooms at
P. M. today and the remains were
laid to rest in Abilene cemetery.
Brother Russel's eccentric method
of putting editorials in foreclosure
cases legal papers will not, it is to be
hoped, become common. It would
remove the necessity for newspapers.
--Salna Record: Mr.. Gaines saws
he has lost money on the Abilene
Monitor plant since he has been leas-
ing it and he has determined to sell
it. He thinks he will have the paper
disposed of in short time
An Abilene man who saw John
Preston Campbell in Washington the
other day says he is happy. He has
joined the &. A. R. post and the Chess
club and when he finds Croquet club
that will complete his ambition.
A Herington young woman had a
presentment the other day that she
would die at noon Of the day follow
ing. The only fact lacking to make
this item worth column write-up
is that she did not die and seems
likely to live to be so years old.
We would like to trade an hours
worth of cool breezes for Is minutes
time under the cherry trees back at
home, in Kansas. Yum Ynm!-[Por.
ter Wilson in Colorado Springs Press.
By the time you are there another
year you would be willing to trade a
whole day of Colorado for a minute
of Kansas.
You will get the incest summer
groceries in town at Humps. Every
thing fresh and nice. Call and be
Harrington Times A little boy
at the Herington house got up in his
sleep one night last week and climb
ed out Of the third story window
only hanging with his hands onto the
stone window sill. His screams
finally brought one of the boarders
to his rescue and he took hold OF the
little fellows arms and pulled him
in out Of the wet.
--lngrattude item in the Hope
Dispatch; Fred Miller who lives east
Of here had a little experience with
a harvest hand. He brought him out
from Abilene, kept him over Sunday
feeding him two days, and the fellow
then stole Fred's new suit Of clothes
and new pair of shoes and left for
parts unknown without even saying
thank You to Fred.
Sterling Colo Democrat; V.P.
Wilson and son \. P, are conducting
The Press at Colorado Springs, and
are making it pronounced success.
Four Of his sons are also managing or
printing papers under the shadow Of
Pixies Peak. viz. !. K. the Woodland