Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-06-20
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The curfew ordinance is going to
be enforced. II you think 1t is not
just try.
John Beaman has brought fore
closure suit against J. H., J. G. and
Cora Norman for $2,S26.
The AbilenA company is putting
in an elevator to connect the two
floors Of its headquarters.
-Thos. Borman has moved to
Topeka where be is assistant manager
Of the Continental Creamery Co.
Herbert Cowau has taken posi-
ton ss assistant book keeper at Hodge
Bros, adding strength to the force
"A. r. Diehl is building resi-
dence on bis farm in Rhinehart. 1t
is to be SOxS6 feet, two stories high.
The undertakers always meet In
the bealthiest town they can find,
hence they will come to Abilene this
year.
Mrs. E. F. Halbert and daughter
left Chapman last week for Ell Reno,
Okla, where Mr.. Halbert is interested
in a newspaper.
The commissioners have added
considerable to Abilene's personal
property valuation. Good for them
It was needed.
Dickinson county can be depend
ed on to keep abreast with the times
in religious work. Only one county
in the state is ahead Of it-Shawnee'
T. M. Jones received from Mrs.
J. G. Armitags, now in California q
handsome napkin ring made OF 'iuat-
emAla silver coins. 1t is unique and
handsome present.
"A Topeka man writes to the pa
pers to say he wonders how j. E.
Nissley expects missionaries to re-
main in China regularly when week
Of it was enough for him.
Earl McShea, q promising Chap
man young man, has completed the
four years course at the State Uni.
versity and graduated last week.
Col. Little wears some pretty
white duck suits but be has no edge
over Col. Charlie Dodge. He got out
his Philippine suit today and it is
Just as white and dressy IS Eds.
Some hungry individual got into
S. S. Walck's cellar Sunday night and
made away with two pies. Mr.
walck says that ii the plates are re-
turned no questions will be asked
Ponies are ponies nowadays. A
Carlton man drove in pretty black
and white span yesterday that a year
aro cost him $ll2. He has been Of
iered 5000 for them but won't sell.
In a drive Of rs miles over the
county no prettier, better kept farm
place was encountered than that OF L.
Teeters Of Buckeye township. Lew
has reason to be proud Of bis place.
North Buckeye is trying to get
street sprinkling. II the council Will
put in a standpipe the plan will sue
coed and it should be done. All the
principal streets should be sprinkled'
The Presbyterian church roof is
being reshingled. Old timers re-
member when the former church was
uurooied by the wind a sight faster
than the carpenters are doing it now
The Rev. Luther Bright, son OF
John A. Bright, has accepted a call to
the Evangelical Lutheran churches at
Pearl City, Stephenson county Ill.,
and will enter upon bis duty as pastor
on or about July l.
Guy Ash, who played ball here
two years ago, was badly hurt at
Enid, Ok, last week while trying to
ca.ch fly ball. He fell and sustain
ed injuries which will cause him to
be laid up for two weeks. |
Letters from Battle Greek, Mich.'
say that Charles Kubach who is TAX
ing treatment for stomach trouble is
improving slowly but will not be able
to return to work until cool weather.
Mrs. Kubach is doing nicely
DIR. William Mclnerney, who
graduated at the St. Louis Dental
college last month, has located ut
Solomon, buying out DR.. Donmyer's
practice. Will is thoroughly equiPp-
ed for his profession and will make a
success in In.