Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-08-12
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
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The Solomon fire department will
go to Topekas state races.
The A. o. U. W. will hold its
meetings in Cases hall hereafter.
Born, Sunday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. F. V. Close, a daughter.
The city paid off $500 more Of
the old waterworks warrant today.
Several Abileneites will 90 to
Buffalo to the &. A. r. encampment.
j. N. Burton will go to Hope to
buy poultry for Nellis n Brenneman.
South Dickinson has had much
less rain than Abilene and dry
weather is reported again.
There will be three ways 10 get
to Kansas City for ~ next Sunday;
also cheaper way-walk.
Marriage license; James Patter-
son, son Of Commissioner Patterson Of
Carlton and Anna l.. Sloop, Roxbury.
Solomon fined Union Pacific
conductor IS and costs Wednesday
for blockading a crossing over time.
Charlie Kubach sold 5000 bushels
of wheat from his farm yesterday for
So cents. This is the farmers in.
nings.
The Washington county reunion
will be held August IS, 10 and 20.
This is one Of the big reunions Of the
state.
Sylvester Crabtree, Of Clearwater,
Neb.. and Florinna Q. Biggs, of Carl
ton, were married by Judge Erwin
today.
M. Witt has just completed a
cellar 1Sx26 feet at Charles Kubach's
farm residence. 1t is one of the finest
in the county.
Wesley Smith will teach in High
land district, one Of the best schools
Of the county. He will have a 7
months term at $50,
Thomas Kirby did the hapdsome
thing by the iiremen and gave them
1925 in recognition Of their excellent
work at the mill fire.
Walter and Ralph Hoffman, OF
Enterprise, are back from Colorado
where they went for Walters health,
now slightly improved.
The Enterprise teachers are: IL.
M. Ambrose, principal; Alice Hum
bargar, Lille Rugh, Elsie Palmer,
Laura Brown and Mary Angst.
Jos. Killingworth, the stranger
found guilty Of immoral conduct, has
been arrested on a charge Of rape on
Nora Harris, the girl with him.
X c. Star: A. V. Jewett had a
sure enough boom for state snperln-
tendcnt, but when he saw 1t in cold
type it took his breath and he backed
Off.
Mrs. Il. Hilton who has been
quite i'll with plurisy and lung
affections and was somewhat better,
is suffering again with a severe
cough.
Parsons Palladium: Ed G. Little,
private secretary to Governor Lecdy,
spent Sunday in the city. It is
rumored that Little will come to Par
sous for wife before long.
John Harmon, Of Manchester, an
old soldier, was brought here for
treatment for appendicitis. Drs.
Felty and Wilmer operated on him
last evening and he is reported as do
ing nicely
Enterprise journal; Rev. j. G..
Kreig and family Of Detroit, returned
last Friday from three months Visit
in Iowa and Indiana. Rev. Kraig will
be the pastor at the Detroit United
Brethren church to succeed Rev.
Wolfe.
Jos. Tate, living south of town,
came out all right on wheat. He had
1854 bushels off so acres; his oats
will 60 over 30 bushels to the acre,
and he says his corn will be an i'm
mense crop.
j. G. Union: A marriage license
was issued Wednesday to Rev. c. ii.
Southworth, a business man and
preacher in Arkansas City, and Ber-
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