Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-20
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

dark lottery.
Mrs. G. A. Steinhilber gave de.
lightful dinner party yesterday At
her home southwest Of town.
DIR. B. B. Brechbill who has many
acquaintance and relatives in this
county leaves Dwight soon for Colo
RADIO to reside.
A number OF Abileneites will join
the Masonic excursion to Pixies Peak
next month and take degrees on top
Of the mountain.
Edward and Archer Rice have
been appointed administrators Of the
estate Of their father, NJ. H. Rice, de.
ceased, Of Manchester.
H. Southworth is now located in
his handsome new Offices, the former
National bank rooms, and has about
the finest headquarters in the city.
Ben Brenneman and George Stod-
dard were in luck last evening, as
they held Nos. 8 and Z which secured
Dave Lott and Guy Mccoy bicycles.
B. Horner says that II the man
who stole the breast collar and tugs
from his harness Friday night will re-
turn he will give him the rest Of the
outfit.
Herbert Landes and Russell Field,
two Of Abilene's rising young attor-
neys, had their first lawsuit today
and made a winning too. They are
hustlers.
Mrs. Jos. White and her son
Frank Parent leave this week for
Buffalo, N. Y, where Frank attends a
college fraternity convention as dele
gate from the State University chap.
ter.
The Topeka newsboys will take
an outing to Lawrence next Tuesday
at the expense Of j. +. Nissley, Of the
Kansas Creamery company. Mr..
Nissley is noted as one Of the most
charitable of Topeka's citizens.
Roy Rice, aged 10 years, a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Rice, broke his
left arm at the elbow last evening by
falling into the Pattison building
cellar. 1t is the third time Roy hal
broken that arm.
During the ball game last even
ing Roy Cramer took in long fl.
that came his way in the field. TIT
ball struck his left thumb, breaking
it and causing great pain. The BON
protruded through the skin. 1t vii
be some time before he plays bal
again.
AT the annual assembly Of thu
Evangelical church, to be held at For
est Park, Atchison, Aug. S.14, Rev
D. Swart, Abilene's pastor, will b.
the leader Of the congregational sing
ing. Revs. Erffmeyer and Schu
macher have prominent places on tn
program.
Manchester News: Enginee
Orrin Smith was taken suddenly II
about noon Tuesday and was unabl
to take out his train in the afternoon
The engineer Of the northbound loca
on the Superior line took out tn
Barnard train and his own train wa
delayed here until 10 o'clock tina
night.
Manchester News: Last Sunda
afternoon while Mrs. |. B. Dickinson
and her son Frank were driving HON
from Sabbath school and while cross
ing the railroad track near the Goa
chute, the pole Of the spring WACO
became detached and caused the We
hicle to partly overturn, THROWING
the occupants out. Mrs. Dickinson
left arm was broken just above tn
elbow and she sustained sever
bruises about the face and head.
An exciting foot race occurre
last evening when Tom Carroll struc
out up Spruce after a Whitehur'
boy. He yelled "Halt!" at ever
step and scared the boy out Of
months growth. Up Spruce t
Fourth, on Fourth to Broadway, 0
Broadway to Fifth, back on spruc
and then east on Third to Buckley
the procession wended its way wit
the the marshal and assistant ski
ping through alleys trying to cate
it. 1t was finally over-hauled an
Tom waa nuiptpd and cent homo