Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-21
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The Triple Tie had installation
last night and an enjoyable time.
The temperature is climbing over
the 80 mark with great regularity.
Ralph Starr, who had his foot cut
off Friday by q mower, is doing
nicely. u.
Mrs. Barbara johnson who suf-
iered q paralytic stroke Saturday. is
much improved.
Teams can now drive across the
water north Of the Buckeye bridge
and cross the river.
-Barnum & Bailey's circus is COM
ing to Kansas in September but it
won't strike Abilene.
Il. s. Hallam has purchased the
corner lot at Ninth and North Buckeye
and will erect q residence on it.
&C. Tonkin is threshing his oat
crop. 1t is making As bushels to the
acre. and will more than weigh out.
The Presbyterians have out a pin
tray with a picture Of church and
pastor that is proving q popular
souvenir.
j. H. Jenness and George Dentzer
have quit their vacation. Trains are
running regularly on the Great Rock
Island Route.
Judging from the number Of
empties found on the streets every
morning, the bootlegger is doing a
thriving business.
-Emporia's gas we'll is down 1910
feet. The casing collapsed Saturday
night and it 10 doubtful if further
drilling can be done.
The cases OF Ed Mourie, G. Ross
and G. Conn, accused Of stealing shoes
from cars, were taken to the district
court. The men are in Jail.
Ed Franks is moving Mrs. Woods
house to lots at the corner
Of North Fourth and Cedar. the wet
weather has delayed the work. +,
Topeka papers are fighting the ,
Of sitting in a buggy and hav- ,
ing D drug clerk bring out soda water. .
say it is done only in country ;
I
e. W. Hill Of Salina was down tc b
lake back Lie Mull'S driving horse t
which has been in training here and
'lso n recently purchased by G. W.
Of that place.
-rhe Rock Island is repairing the n
freak near Enterprise and will run a
rain over the Salina branch tomor-
ow. Agent J~enness' vacation will :
hen come to q sudden halt.
Henry Johntz is cutting wheat
a the bottoms southwest Of town.
Ie has 80 acres all bottomlannd and III
art of it was flooded. He says he
I'LL get about all of it If weather vi
eeps good.
Wichita Eagle: An Alice Roose- to
cit riding club is the latest at Abb Fl
me. 1t is reported that the mothers
70 arranging for the establishment M
q Quentin and Kermit Nursery as pr
too.
-Supt. McKinstry Of the Continen. fol
4 Creamery Co. is kept busy hand no
ng the punches Of cream cans that
me 10 from all parts Of the west on ri
trains. He is getting things he
ell cleaned up.
The band gave q much appre- in
atsd concert last night. Why iul
Ouldn't it be a good thing to place tri
ats for 500 people around the band
and and give people q chance to no,
'ar the music In comfort. u.
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Security Mill will start to liz
axe -four tomorrow after o shut :,
'wn for want Of wheat. Big new .or
liz have been added to the equip M
mt and lots Of wheat 10 promised. Mr.
10 way behind on its flour orders. ,
"A letter from Mrs. Maria L. Flock for
Middleton, Ind, renews her sub tod
to the REFLECTOR. She Ida
70 she cannot forget the old home wei
4 friends aid desires news OF them A
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