Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-06
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front in yellow and black, decided
improvement.
-Chas. Klamm has been appointed
postmaster at Detroit to succeed
James Dunlop.
Thomas Adams Of Abilene has
traded his 40 acres south OF this city
for 100 acres in Paradise, Russell
county.
ID. A. Sellman ON West Fourth
street has new corn. He commenced
picking on juno Gath. Anybsdy
beat 1t.
"A paper mailed In Arkansas June
Is reached this Office today. Most Of
the time was spent getting to the
Kansas line.
Lewis Steelsmith while on the
streets with other boys yesterday had
bis watch stolen. Little chance to
get it again.
Henry Bruggan who ran a store
at Shadybrook but was burned out
has moved to Solomon aud will open
o Racket there.
-Herington Times: County Sur
veyor Romig is in town laying out an
extension to the Murray addition, also
to the Thompson addition.
"A pickpocket attempted to touch
Leslie Perring yesterday and got
caught at it. He is in jail thinking
it over. Leslie had "a in bis pocket.
20. L. Thisler, through his attor'
ney, s. s. Smith, has sued the U. T.
for 1880 damages for the killing OF
four Percheron colts by train few
months ago.
Hope Dispatch: Harvest is about
over in this vicinity and the grain has
been saved so far in excellent condi-
ton While the crop is not especial
ly large, the quality is fine.
j. v. Brinkmau, the wealthy
miller OF Great Bend, died yesterday
at Kansas City hospital. He was
cousin of Mrs. John Johntz and the
family is well known here.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Ms D E Snider for the wed.
liug Of their daughter, Elinor May,
to George HGnter, NJ. D., of>Tuttle'
[. r., Oh Wednesday evening, July H.
John Fslbush took some fine
ste4t TO the Abilene mill today. II
i. an urn wheat and yields 80 to 50
,usnris to the acre Extra fine quail,
Nv and eudures the weather, doesn't
fall easily.
Il A Crowder OF Brookfisld, Mo-,
has purchased the Lockhart furniture
store, trading Arkaneas land for IT.
He has already taken charge. Mr.
Luckhart has not decided what he
will do.
There are now seventeen automo'
biles in Junction City. Three months
ago there was none and at that time
il was estimated that about five would
be sold this season. Junction is very,
very swift.
-Miss Orpha Martin is attending
school in Iowa with an elder sister
1t is probable that the latter will be
elected to the vacancy in tie city
high school caused by Miss Shane'S
resignation.
The many friends Of Ben Cooley
will be glad to learn that he Is i'm
proving slowly. He is confined to
his bed most Of the time. however
His left side is beginning to show
hopes for near recovery Of its usefull-
ness.
Elmer Taylor Of Manchester
while looking over pile of rubbish
picked up long brass cartridge. He
examined 1t and, his curiosity getting
the better Of his judgment, he set 1t
IN end and struck 1t . blow with an
iron bolt just to see II 1t was aOlsto
do business. twas. The doctor has
most Of the brass picked out BY this
time.
The last meeting Of the year Of
the Married Ladies' Whist club was
held with Mrs. h. c. Wann yesterday
afternoon. Each member had donated
q prize and they we're selected In the
order Of the highest score. Mrs. G.
A. Hodge made the best score, being
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