Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
REOENT REFLECTIoHB.

1t Ii reported that Chapman 10 to
have = 100 barrel Touring mill, az
electric light plant and q new busi-
ness block.
u. N. Wilmer Of Philadelphia,
Pa. has been engaged as principal OF
the TGlmAge school. MIR. Wilmer 10
moving to Kansas for bic wiie's health.
Dave Keller drew No. 1883 In
the Provo, Utah, land lottery but %
there are not that many farms he has
gained nothing.
Robert Bradley was assessed one
dollar and costs for failure to work or
pay his road tax. The street COM
missioner is going after all who fail
to respond to the notices sent them.
The ladies Of the missionary So
ciety Of the M. E. ohnrch pleasantly
surprised Mrs. A. E. LOckhart at her
home yesterday and spent the even
ing with her. A dainty lunch was
served.
Hope Dispatch: James FiddoCk
Of Abilene, formerly Of Manchester.
an old friend Of the editor, spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday here visiting the
Hemenway family. he returned to
his home in Abilene Monday morning.
Swift & Co. are looking for larger
quarters for their butter, egg and
poultry establishment. The i'm
mense business they are doing de-
mands more room than their present
quarters afford. A building will
probably be erected for them.
ii. A. Zook, formerly Of Talmage.
but now assistant superintendent in
one Of the large life insurance COM
paniss Of Kansas City, has recently
purchased o beautiful modern home
in one Of the suburbs about four miles
directly east Of the Union depot. He
expects to locate there permanently.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Kug-
Ter and j. W. Hullingsr will occur
some time in September. Mr.. Hull
linger was formerly principal Of the
county high school but Is now cashier
Of the Home State bank at Kansas
City, Kas., and has many friends here
who will extend good wishes.
C. c. Sterl says that he does not
believe the bAttleship "Ksnsas" was
christeDed with water. He saw the
bottle Of champagne before the chris
tening and then saw the same bottle
broken on the bow Of the ship. The
bottle was especially decorated and
would have been hard to duplicate:
Junction City Union: Word has
been received ct the post announcing
the birth Of q daughter to CAPTAIN
and Mrs. Edgar A. Fry ct Angel Is
land where the captain Is stationed.
Mrs. Fry will be remembered as Miss
Maus, daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Maus, who left the post about year
ago.
Another year has passed and
Herbert Jacobs and Judge Rankin re-
main the only unmarried members OF
the court house force. Herb man
aged to slip into his second term but
Judge Rankin shoUld be watched and
bis job taken from him II he does not
follow the example Of his distinguish
ed predecessor.
Frank Curtis, formerly Of Abilene.
began seasons tour with q dramatic
company ct LudingtOu, Mich, this
week. His wife lie with him. NJ. H.
Curtis is playing with the David
Harum company in Central Illinois.
Dave Curtis is in California with the
Noble Dramatic Co. Charlie Curtis is
running q type.sstting machine in
the Methodist publishing house in
Chicago. Franks daughter was mar
ried recently and lives in Chicago.
An Abilene man recently met
Walter Rockefeller formerly in the
bookstore here. he is manager Of
the book department Of the general
store al Dowiss Zion City north Of
Chicago and is . deacon in Dowie's
church. On Sunday be wears . gown
and cap and marches in procession
with 500 other descOnS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockefeller have I've children,
the youngest few weeks old. Wal
ter's parents and sister are also at
Zion City. He gets q salary Of which
tenth goes back to the church.
he thinks DoWis has the only religion