Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-24
REOENT REFLHCTTONg.


moved to Buckeye Ave, after sept
1st. i'
The temperature reached l06 de
gress today, the high record for thu
summer.
--Glasco had the worst dust storm
in its history last night but mot droE
Of rain fell.
&C. L. Melvin, the lola joint dyna'
inter, was found guilty and sentenced
to six months in Jail.
The district court will convene
on the eleventh Of next month. II
will be jury term.
Marriage license: VIM. A. Ma.
haffy, Mt. Glare, Neb., and Maggie
McElroy, Quinter, Kas.
Prank L. Kirsch OF this place
drew claim No. 1902 In the Uintah
land lottery at Provo, o.
John Harmon Of Solomon has
been appointed administrator Of the
estate Of thu late William B. Blundsr-
field.
"A rule has been established at
Washburn college prohibiting the
students from dancing or playing
cards.
II. T. Prendergast is putting in
shelving preparatory to the opening
Of a dry goods department In his
store.
u. J. Gooden has purchased lots
from Il. W. Wilson on North Buckeye
and will build 0 home In the near
iutuEe.
The travelling mems meeting here
Saturday disclosed the fact thai. there
are about forty Of the fraternity living
In Abilene. ,...
WIN. Parks has sold his 160-acre
farm west Of town to 8. B. Newlsnd
for SlO,6OO. The sale was made by
J. H. Hooper.
II. s. Hallam has sold his 240 acre
farm two miles east Of Abilene to
Earlbert StAnsburg for $l4, 400, aver
aging $50 per acre.
Weather prophets, not connected
with the government service, say that
there will be no rain until the next
change Of the moon.
Marion has two automobiles and
the council has already passed an
ordinance regulating the speed limit
to six miles an hour.
III you want to see what Kansas
soil can do, look Of some Of the weeds
along the creek bank. Firewood will
be plentiful next winter.
Clarence G. Martin Of Hope, who
Is we'll known in THE city, will be
married on August 20 to Miss Viola
Spender Of Oklahoma City.
r. A. Grubbs, formerly teacher
in the Abilene schools, has been elect
cd superintendent Of schools at Globe,
Ariz., with a salary o. $1,000 year.
There must be q Jonah in this
district. Other parts Of tho country
are getting more rain than is needed.
Some philanthrOplSt ought to import
. whale.
Many Of the papers in speaking
Of the recent trip Of the Central Kan
sAs ball team, call 1t the Abilene
team. There WAS but one Abilene
man with 1t.
Sam GiSh brought q giant sun
flower tree down town this morning
and stood it up 1t front Of LSndss'
barber shop. It gives shade to the
entire block.
Miss Lottie Janett Kirk will be
married on Sept. Sd to Mr.. Perley G.
Rstclif, ct the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Kirk,
on Enterprise street.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding on Sept. 8 Of Miss
Gertrude Hea and Emrick B. Hewitt,
Of Freeport, Ill. Miss Hsa has visited
In Abilene several times.
On August Slst, east Of Enter
prise, Miss Julia Jaderborg will be
married to Mr.. Emil Lindabl, at the |
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. o. JAderbOrg, ct Z O'Clock.
-oDs Of the Hoffman elevators in |
western Kansas took in 50 much wheat
this week that the building gave way,
about 5 carloads Of grain
ovsF tina railroad kranka and RIGHT of