Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
RE0ENT REFLECTTONB.

- ~ SNM~sN~t A~|b~~V~ NfaH AbN
-Hsrington voted $4,000 bonds for
q new school building Tuesday.
--ssnator Burton has appointed
Hsnry Thiele q Hanover % a naval
cadet.
Born, June 8, to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Cunningham Of Dillon, .
daughter.
--H. 3. Ellison has opened . real
estate and loan Office In rooms over
Townsend's.
The Broughton farm south Of
town has been cold to Ernest Geoffroy
Of Oklahoma for s55 An acre.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the ditch north Of town, and II will
prove q fine thing In food profession.
Theodore, the four year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Caulk Of Tai
mage, died yesterday. Burial this
afternoon.
w. G. Seaton has received per-
manent run as railway mail clerk
Kansas City to Pueblo on the Missouri
Pacific.
j. 81. Engle and 3. M. White
start Monday for Toronto. Canada, to
attend the international Sunday
school convention.
w. A. Matteson has sold his
Cherryvale telephone exchange and
will return here. 1t is reported that
he received $4,000. for It.
-J.v. Brewer who was president Of
the Quivers' society and was RESPONSE
for the Padilla monument at Herington
died Of St. Cloud, Mimi, this week.
&C, 3. Baker has been elected %
assistant secretary Of the state Poul-
try association which insures expert
service. The next meeting 10 held in
January.
Charles Dodge, whose expert
kno wledge Of the meat business Is
well understood, has taken position
| in Rabe Brothers new meat market
opposite the postoffiCe on Cedar
r. Z. Broughton has made an
enviable record in the piano business.
He has since March 9 sold SO pianos
himself. He is one Of the best In
formed piano dealers in the state and
his large business proves that people
realize it.
&C. G. WyAndt has sold his resi-
dence on West Third to Peter J. Kline
Of Marshalltown, Iowa, for $1,000
Mr.. wyandt has purchased the Up
shaw residence on North Buckeye toE
$4,000 and will make extensive inn
provements. MIR. UPshaw will build
a cottsge.
Chapman Lookout: Rev. g. b.
Burkholder Of Talmage gives seven
reasons why school consolidation 70 o.
benefit 70 the country. His article Ia
last Thursdays DAILY REFLECTOR Oc'
cupying . column and half space, Il
q clear and concise presentation o.
the matter.
Charles Kubach writes from
Mulvane, Kansas; II am going Y
remain here about three weeks. Har'
vest has begun and will DO In full
blast in few days. They are goinl
to have q fair average crop in, this 10
Cslity. Quality extra fine and hn'
harvest weather.
Probably the poorest Uncle Tou
show on earth exhibited in q tent OF
sOuthsids last night. Most Of th'
email audience left before II was hal
through. It 10 inexplicable why will
harvest ct hand the performer there
In do not take up the Geld work TO
which they are better fitted.
In the wedding notice Of Harlow
Conant Wednesday, the address OF tn
parties was given % Ellsworth. Mr.
Conant was raised at Enterprise An'
Miss Harlow 10 resident Of AbIlsn'
living west Of town. Mr.. cOnsnt 1
employed at Ellsworth where the
reside. Their many friends will wisl
them much joy.
The Hope Dispatch says that A
W. Smith, better known as "Windy,
who committed suicide 1t Hlawath
recently formerly lived south Of Hops
He and his wife had separatsd. AM
upon her rsiusingto again live wit
him. be shot himself IN the head wit