Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-24

RECENT REFLECTIONS.


Hall, son, Sept. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Ham mond
have located at Longford. They have
bought q store there.
The big ditch northwest OF town
has been put in good condition for the
next rain that comes.
Fred Metler Of Logan was fined
IS and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly. He paid up.
Ralph Townsend, brother OF c.
F. Townsend, Is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at Talmage.
IF. C. Reese, banker Of Mime
apolis died at Kansas City last night
where he went for treatment.
-Kaspar Miller Of Dayton and Miss
Nellie Streby Of Carlton, who is sweet
sixteen, were licensed to marry.
DIR. Hazlett and G. L. Brown have
Joined the Order Of the Fenceless
Yard and much improved their places
thereby.
Little Jean Baker fell from q
hammock Sunday at the home OF her
grandfather, W. s. Anderson, and has
q broken arm as result.
j. A. Tufts who recently invented
simple continuance for trimming
window shades has sold third inter-
est in the invention for $4,000.
The Kohler place on Enterprise
street has been sold through Farley &
Speer's agency to Sam Yeager, who
recently returned from California.
WIN. Lantz took from an upland
field an ear Of corn measuring liz
inches. long, 81 In circumference,
weighing II pounds and with l'oo2
kernels.
j. P. McMillen, one Of the pub
fishers of the Chapman Lookout has
gone to Lansing as guard at the pen
He will lookout for prisoners and his
partner for ads and subscribers.
The Universalists' state conven-
ton will be held at junction City this
year. The delegates of the conven-
ton will assemble Thursday, Oct. l,
and the convention will continue I'M
til Monday, Oct. 8.
-Beeghley 6 Wagamsn' real estate
agents, report the sale Of $50 acres .
miles south Of town, owned by E. E.
Campbell to John Hogan of Brown
county for $1,000. Mr.. Hogan is
progressive farmer and will be well
coined to the county.
Dudley Wilson received some fine
peaches this week from the farm OF
bis brother-in-law, Jos. Reynolds, in
Grant county, Oklahoma. They are
only sample Of the good things
Oklahoma can raise. Joe is doing
we'll in the territory.
H. C. Lower bought warranted
family horse this week. Last evening
as his daughters we're driving it they
stopped at the postoffice. The horse
backed, then reared and threw itself
backward, breaking the carriage shafts
and causing havoc for time No one
was hurt.
Wood bine news in Herington Sun:
There may have been better sermons
preached In Woodbine. Presume 1t
has been done. But one OF the best
In recent years was delivered Dy Dr'
Maloney, Of Abilene, at the church
here last Sunday, who took the place
Of Presiding Elder Bright, the latter
being unable to fulfill the appoint
ment.
Thomas Day Of Manchester Is
having q tough time. He went 10
Chicago about two months ago and
had the second operation performed
on the cancer on his neck. and In
addition took the X-ray treatment for
several weeks. He 10 now with his
wife and her people at Liberty MO-
and writes that one hand Is partially
paralyzsd and his eye sight and hear
Ing somewhat impaired.
Arcadia News: d. B. Horton has
sold to J. I. Long, Of Kansas City, Do
.L.... - .took In the Arcadia bank