Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-23
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that liquor regulation BY resolution
Is the thing.
| Simon Shockey has grown weary
Of sitting on the steps and is building
a big porch to his house.
Mother Bernard, formerly at the
head Of St. Joseph's academy, is in
ireland on church business.
Monroe Heringtou, son Of NJ. D.
Heringtou, was married at Long
Beach, California, May 8lst.
Fred McFsrren writes from Bush
ton, Kansas: 'Send us the REFLEo.
TOR. Can't get along without it,"
Mrs, A. W. Rice has fifty Grim
son ramblers in her yard along with
several hundred other beautiful
flowers.
The Abilene crowd always visits
Jerusalem when at the Worlds Fair
and finds 1t the best show on the
grounds.
| Among the Kansans registered
at the Kansas building at the Worlds
fair yesterday was DR.. ]. L. Short Of
this city,
The commencement exercises Of
Mt. St. Joseph's academy will be held
on the evening Of June 2S, at the
academy hall.
The handsomest cherries Of the
season were brought to the REFLEc.
TOR office this morning by Mrs. A. K.
Ruse. They can't be beaten.
"A Clay Center firm issues this in.
vitation: "Come 10 our store and get
your iavorite beverage. And this
right in q prohibition state, too.
Harrington Sun: 1t is hard to
find man with spotless past. Fred
erick Remington, the great artist,
used to pitch for the Peabody ball
nine.
"A. Il. Wheat Of Herington has
sold his business in Herington which
was a paper, oil and glass house, and
with his wife will visit in Sslina for .
few weeks after which they will go to
Michigan to spend the summer.
An operation for appendicitis
was performed on Roy Tonkin, the
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Ton
kin, this morning by DR.. Folty, as
sisted by DR.. Perkins Of Kansas City.
The patient is getting along nicely.
Chapman has organized band,
baseball team and tennis club, ar
ranged for weekly horse races and
given the Methodist minister =. q |
months vacation. The evident inten.
ton is to make the summer inter-
esting.
"A curiosity was brought to the
REFLECTOR Office today by Mrs. R. B.
Jacobs. 1t is a twig from an apple
tree on which are two apples each an
inch in diameter and adjoining them
q bunch Of blossoms as II 1t were
April instead Of June. 1
The News excitedly announces
thst"both W. T. Harris and John Nc
Kee will not vote for Q United States
senator who will bring disgrace to the
state Of Kansas" What the News
means to say is that they won't vote
for anybody for United States senator.
The Coterie held Its last meeting
Of the club year with Miss Giles yes
terdsy afternoon. Miss Alice Sterl
was elected president, Miss Elva
Lower vice president, Miss Reba Wor-
ley secretary and Miss Title Suffer
treasurer. The next year opens in
September.
Miss Estella Bolster returned
from Topeka where she has attended
Wsshburn college the past year. She
stood first In her French class and
her standing in the other studies was
so good that she was excused from the
final examination. Abilene girls are
the best and are always at the top.
The Herlngton Times gives out
this cold pointer to former Abilene
Its: In order to settle the minds Of
number Of anxious inquiries. GER
tain young man who moved here
from Abilene lately ought properly to
explain under his own signature why
Il 10 that he has To visit Abilene from
ons to three times 9 week regularly.
ID. A. Stoddart who recently left
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