Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
aECENT REFLECTIONS.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Taylor Of Pearl, . daughter.
Most Of the towns Of the county
have diphtheriA cases.
--Garret Blue and Tom Pierce were
somewhat unruly and had . seance In
police court, costing slS.2b each.
81 Jameson Of White City, well
known In Abilene, has taken posi-
tion with Perry Lifts for the winter.
The wysndt family iTmourniug
!. the death Of the family horse. Dexter
who has gone to horse heaven by the
lung fever route.
Hutchinson and Arkansas City
schools are closed because OF diph''
iberia. junction City has cases near
town with two deaths.
" while Harrington does not report
any diphthsria the mayor has q notice
! In the papers urging strict prscau'
lions. fumigation, etc.
IN. E. ellis has sold bis interest
in the Chapman Lookout to bis part
ner, G. n. Baird, who will conduct
the paper In the future
w. II. Eicholtz has completed q
large store room for caskets. II joins
his Undertaking establishment on the
north and 10 very convenient.
The Wsstcott ranch south Of
solomon is being divided and sold 10
In small farms. Over 100000 worth
Of the land WAS sold in one day last
week. IA
Among recent patents Issued are:
Lorenzo b. Toliver, Abilene, valve
actusting mechanism for explosive
engines; Belle Springs Creamery Co.,
Abilene, trade! mark for butter.
Mics Sadie Newcomer Of Hope 10
now d teacher In the Carlisle Indian
school and recently chaperoned ~
Indian girls ON b trip to Boston, Gre
atIng great excitement in that city
Lost. in Abilene Monday, brown
plaid shawl, Reward for return to
thia ofF,ca. too
&C. W. Parker has purchased q
plat Of land east OF his factories, and
ground will bs broken at once for the
erection Of large warehouse lOOxlOO
feet wherein will be stored carnival
parAphernalIa.
The friends Of Mrs. Grace McRill
Of Enterprise are glad to know that
she has been elected matron Of Lima
hospital. Lima, Ohio. All wish for
the newly elected matrOn the success
( that her skill IS a nurse deserves.
The KAnsau, the official University
paper, saysi Warnings good showing
at full in the Topeka game insures
him that position for the rest OF the
season. He was one Of the most CON
'iiplstent ground gamers when Kansas
had the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Wyaudt have
moved into their new home, the for
mer Opshaw house on North Buckeye
Il hes been refitted and newly fur
nlshsd, an addition built and 10 one
Oi the citys handsomest dwellings
throughout.
-Martln vandenberg left for june
tIon City yesterday evening to be-
relief express agent for two weeks.
he will handle two companieS' bust
moss. Roy Callahan takes MARITIME
place and Joe Hutchinson takes ROy's
plaAe.
The Will Rhodes stock sale Of
Hops last Thursday ives not largely
attended, but those who we're there
came for business and fair prices we're
realised. The bulls averaged STA
and the COWS between seventy aud
eighty dollars.
Manchester News: Young George
holland underwent an operation Mon
day for appendicitis. The operation
! was performed BY DE-. oOnklin Of Abb.
lsns and DR.. vanscOyOc Of MauchsS-
lsr. Az hast accounts the ycung man
was getting along nicely.
Mrs. T. h. ShssrAn Is coutinuing
the ChapmAn Advertiser, Rev. A.
b. Boyd iS assisting in the editorial
fork and Carl Psrshing, formerly Of
Abilene, IL in charge Of the mechanical
end. The paper ls out on time this
week and : vsrY crsdItabls Issue.
20. B. Hoffman, Dr.. Riddsll. Oscar
r,.,,. "a z y Hoffman wara nm