Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

She viii have : crew Of q -oiiesrl
and $50 men. and will have > speed
Of sightssn knots. Her length ls Az
fest.
MIRA, IA. Flack had charge 81
the probate judges Office during judge
RankIn's absence. she always sail,
more marriage licenses than anybody
who ever held the position.
The Kansas editors ct Portland
are having . great time. Receptions
and entertainments 81 the parks are
being given for them and everything
done to make their trip West . pleas.
ant one. ~
&C. W. PArker's large thfee-seated
automobile became stalled In the
sand hills west Of town last evening
and II was abandoned for the night.
A wagon went out after IL this morn
ing.
A crowd Of Abilene men went
to Fort Riley today to attend the
races. Those In the party were; 3.
| s. Thayer, J. N. Burton, Ward Davis,
Sherwood Reed, Mott Thayer, Dr..
MakinS and M. Z. Dunnett.
kansas City journal: J, Q. Mo
Crum, Of Minneapolis, IL entitled 70
the banner wheat yield this year Ia
Kansas. He had thirty acres Of wheat
which yielded 1900 bushels, Or 6fty-
three bushels to the acre.
"A Bohannon 10 exhibiting . Mexi-
can leather pocketbook. q present
from his daughter. II ID all hand
made. handsome design being cut
On IL, and his name In deep letters
hand carved. II 10 . beauty.
Mildred, the little daughter Of
Mr.. Ind Mrs. B. N. White, who WAS
thrown from her bic, Cls by . COL
lision yesterday, suffering severe
bruises. IL recovering nicely and her
injuries will mot prove serious.
There is ! possibility Of Chap
man getting the "Futurity" and
Nv aterloo" this fall, two Of the most
important dog racing events In the
country. Chapman bid " 50 for the
privilege Of having the meets.
The eight months old son Of
Professor and Mrs. 3. y. Allen, Of
Portland, Oregon, died 3 few days
ago. Professor Allen was at the head
Of the Allen Commercial college here.
He is now at the head Of . busineSl
college in Oregon.
-Speer G Collision sold Aaron
BaIdwin's farm north Of Abilene to
Ebsr Lopez today. They also report
the sale Of house and two lots on East
Fourth street to A. Baldwin. This
frm has sold over fifty thousand
dollars worth Of real estate in the
last month!
Herb Jacobs Is about the only one
Of the court house crowd who stira
around enough to get his name in the
paper. Judge Rankin braces up once
in . while and lets people know that
he is alive but the rest Of them are Of
no practical use from a newspaper
standpoint.
In q letter to the REFLECTOR, W.
3. Dunlap Announces his return to
Abilene from Bsllingham, Wash,
where he has been for . couple d
years. he says that tits "hot. dry
and dusty. crops are suffering. pas
lures dried up, no rain for two
months. Good old Abilene"
e. A. Sumner, brother Of 3. A.
Sumner Of Hope died Of bis home 10
Akron, Ohio, Friday, August Ath'
Mr.. Sumner IL well known here hav'
ing been one Of the artists for th'
Atlas made in 1884, when be Travelled
oyer the entire county and has mani
irisnds who will with sorrow learn o
his death.
Chris Joints sold bis 100 scr'
farm west Of town 10 A. J. DAVE 0
Pottawatomie county for tSt per Aere
The Elliot Richards farm Of ITO sore
near the JOhntz place was purchases
by Josh Fink Of the same county
The young mep intend making thsi
homes here. The sales were mad
By A. E. Martin
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