Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-07-21
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"A handsome monument has been
placed on he K gers lot in Abilene
cemetery.
Mrs. ]. H. Nieslty has resumed
her old position Us leader OF the
Lutheran choir.
1t is estimated that Geary county
wheat will average IL 10 ~ bushels
and sell for GU to Ga cents.
Fifty cars Of new wheat went east
over the U. 2. Saturday. the begin
ming Of the rush to market.
A special sale on oxford tie shoes,
low prices, at Mclnerney's.
The A. O U. W. has classified
assessments now. Not more than
seven a year are expected.
The Dickinson county high school
catalogue for its ninth year will be
printed by the REFLECTOR this month
The flags and bunting went up
all over town this afternoon when the
REFLECTOR bulletined Santiago's fall.
-Gulick's drugstore has been re-
.ceiving some finishing touches in re-
painting. 1t will in few days be
lighted with acetylene gas.
&C. H. Aumack, Of Cheever, is
selling on the stree; peaches from his
farm and taking orders for delivery
OF peach trees for next spring.
j. C. Union: Harry E. Kean has
accepted a position with the Belle
Springs Creamery company. He
goes to Carlton, Dickinson county.
For rent. bottom farm OF 200 acres
in Ottawa county, good buildings, for
cash rent. Inquire at Mrs. Gray's
restaurant, corner Spruce and Third
street. Abilene. 78-3t&2c
Geo. Mcdonald Of Enterprise, and
John and James Reagan, formerly
Abilene boys, are with the troops in
Cuba.
The court house officials have is.
sued a challenge to any court house
gang in the State to play base ball.
They will play on the Abilene grounds
at any date.
&C. E. Funk, who has had charge
Of Case & Co.'S grocery department
for several years, has resigned and
will 60 into the cattle business. He
has the best wishes Of many friends.
-Treasurer-elect W. A. Matteson
has selected Fred A. Wilcox, book
keeper at Hodge Brothers for several
years, for his deputy treasurer. Mr..
Matteson takes his Office October II.
M. L. Baughey, one Of Rinchart's
successful farmers, has just COM
pleted harvesting 25O acres of wheat
that will yield 80 bushels per acre.
There are plenty of other fields in the
county that will do that we'll.
The finest line Of misses and chill
dren's shoes Of strictly good goods,up-
to-date styles, for little money at Nc
Inerney's.
-. C. Union: Miss Minnie Keep
Ike, on Davis creek, died on the 10Th
of consumption. The funeral will
be held Sunday. She was q years of
age. Minnie is we'll known in the
city and a fine young lady.
Walter Meek and Milton Nottorf
are at Vinita, Indian Territory, hav-
ing ridden there on their wheels.
They write home that they had
pleasant trip, making 70 miles the
first day.
The millennium is in sight. The
city marshal stopped traction en-
CINE and made the owner obey the
law by putting team in front Of it.
This law in this locality resembles
the prohibitory law in the matter Of
enforcement
When Solomon folks dislike any.
body they are quite unfriendly. The
Tribune says one man allowed his
children to throw rocks at neigh
boris wife whom he disliked. She
was hurt so badly that she was con-
fined to her bed.
Manchester News G. 4. Waters
has put down stone crossing be-
tween his store and wareroom. This
is commendable enterprise and will