Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-10
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The Chapman Lookoutis q breezy
paper just started by Mcmillan a
Gillis.
MIRA. L. A. Case has been elected
| president OF the First district W. G.
IT. u.
Charlie Johntz has taken q posi-
ton with q leading bakers supply
company Of Kansas City and is travel
ing for 1t.
Sporting note: Councilman n
liners fast horse, warranted to beat
the town." was passed In road brush
by Jim Burton's three year old colt.
M. Nicolay while cutting kafiir
corn yesterday accidentally ran the
sickle blade into his leg and is laid up
with painful but not serious wound.
For rent, about 80 acres for wheat.
Inquire at Mt. St. Joseph's col
lege. S4.tf
Manchester News: The Gollmar
circus at Abilene Wednesday attract
ed very few people from this part Of
the county. All are apparently wait
inp for the Sells & Downs show on the
11th.
Announcement have been re.
ceived Of the wedding Sept. at King
fisher OF ]. H. Banker, formerly Of
Abilene, and Miss Gensvieve Blanche
Robinson Of that city. MIR. Bankers
many friends wish him much Joy.
k. G. Star: Topeka. which is
still calling upon the rest Of the state
for help, should contemplate the case
Of Abilene, where the county COM
missioners voted to send back 1926
received as aid, as the county prefers
to take care Of its own food sufferers.
Mrs. j. N. Ketchersid Of Hope |
was quite severely hurt in runaway
yesterday. The neckyoke came down
and the team became frigh ened and
and started to run.
Mrs. Ketchersid jumped and fell on
her right arm and head. severely bruis-
ing both. ~
--Herington Sun: James b. Shane.
former treasurer Of Dickinson county,
now under life sentence at Lansing
for shooting a young man at Lawrance.
has written book, '.Not Guilty" 1t
purports to be the true facts regard
Ing the shooting and by it he expects
to gain executive clemency.
Hope will be we'll represented by
students at Emporia this winter.
Alice and Mamie Fry. and Ralph
Hemenway will attend the State Nor
NAL at that place; Miss Mabel Meek
and James Ketchersid the College Of
Emporia; and Oscar Stauffer the En-
poria high school. Most Of them
eave for their school work next Mon
lay. if4a
L. H. Faulkner writes home from
Missouri to his family that he saw
Parker's carnival company last week
md it is much bigger than be sup
posed. He says Parker has certainly |
,ome clever shows and the best car
,ival company on the road. The
nidgets have left the show, they did
,ot draw. The company will be in
Ioncordia this month.
&C. B. Hoffman Of Enterprise has
from q trip to Illinois and
more eastern states where he has
,een In the interests Of the Con-
mental Oil 6 Gas company. which
,ompsny has the franchise to furnish
,as in Topeka. He says that the
outlook is the very brightest and that
he company is a sure go. The work
4 buying right-oi-way for the pipe .
inc has already been begun.
-LaWrence Gazette: Prof. George
J. wslda was in town today. He is
bright and promising young pro-
essor that Wisconsin hss stolen from
Kansas. he Vas ct Manhsttan and
vas doing excellent work, which Of
curse some other institution and
tate discovered before Kansas did,
nd then we lost him, Just as We are
osing every one Of our best men as
a uanfre1 II aNuNa.