Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

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The night flyer on tho U. P. row
goes west at 1880 and east at 1926.
&C. 5. Kreider, formerly Of Abb
lene, is running a lemonade stand in
Ell Reno.
The farmers seven and eight miles
south Of here enjoyed a nice rain yes
terday.
just think Of that ball game at
Manchester Saturday in which the
score was 81 to 6!
Miss Maggie Huey and A. R.
Richards Of Herington were married
in Chicago this week.
II. J. Wilson has purchased the
d. d. Hornadav house on Enterprise
street and will move to town.
The total deposits of the juno
tion City banks are $45O,OOO. On
July Is, 1894, it was $4,000.
Ed Hunsecker who was burned
out in the Enid fire two weeks ago
has bought big hotel in Enid.
Geo. Cox working on the court.
house had one foot badly mashed by
a stone falling on it this afternoon.
Geo, Johndroes of Vine Greek
was fined IS and costs, $lS in all, in
police court for imbibing too freely.
ID. D. Hornaday is erecting a
wooden building on the southside
which will be used for a poultry
house.
Horace King was yesterday elect
ed principal Of the Hope schools; J.
G. Short Of Salina principal at Enter.
prise.
Talk about hard luck, Manches-
ter's ice supply has been seized by a
bank for the owners debt and shipped
to Salina.
M. P. Jolley will arrange an ex-
cursion to the G. A. r. grand en-.
campment at Cleveland, Ohio, in
September.
John Stebbins is improving his
residence on Fifth street by building
main part two stories high and add.
ing big porch.
Prophet Kropff has good deal
more sympathy in town than at first.
Abilene people have found out that
prophecy is no snap.
George Roemer has resigned his
position at the Pacific express office
and will take his old position with l..
H. Kump on Aug. lst.
II. Mitchner is unpacking his fur
niture and moving into the Central
hotel. He will take charge Of the
hotel Thursday morning.
Elmer Allison dropped a sharp
Ratchet on his foot this morning and
nearly severed two toes. 1t was nec-
essary to sew them in place.
Senator Burton is one OF the di.
rectors in a new national bank to be
started at Hobart, one Of the Kiowa
reservations county seats.
Art Hurd received all kinds Of
congratulations this afternoon over q
fake telegram that his name had been
drawn third at FL Reno today.
Geo. Huffman received q severe
bruise on his leg this afternoon when
bis horse went on a rampage in front
Of the postoflice and kicked him.
Mrs. j. s. Durkee was called TO
Arab, Colo, by a telegram, an.
nouncing that her brother, H. Mont.
gomery, was at the point Of death.
Ross Faux, 22 years Of age, died
Of kidney trouble at the home OF bis
father, Willis Faux, two miles west
Of Manchester, Tuesday, July 23.
Yesterday morning shed on the
Southside in which Al Carr had
stored quantity Of old junk caught
fire and was burned with contents.
The Herington Herald which was
started two months ago has quit. In
its obituary it says Herington is not
good enough town for two papers.
Some mighty mean person poison
ed Sancho, the pretty dog belonging |
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gooden, last
night and there is mourning on West
Side.
Otto Paullin, who has teen in
Northcrait's drug store for several
years, goes to Wichita Thursday to
take position with Dockum 4 Hig.
girson, manufacturing pharmacists.