Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-20

shaw expect to go to Fargo, N. D., oil
Aug. LIST for an extended visit.
More building and improving il
going on in the city now than be-
been done at any time since the boon
days.
Elias WOODBURY. purchased I
house Of VIM. Mitchell on Fifth strsel
for $3.50, the sale being made BY
Speer and Coulson.'
The silver jubilee Of Mother
Antonette Of the Sisters Of St. Joseph
Nazareth convent will DO celebrated
at Concordia Aug. 2.
Miss Jennie Parent entertained
her Sunday School class yesterday
afternoon. A fine lunch was served
and o pleasant time had.
j. P. Morgan and King Edward
Of England wear white stove pipe hats
with o broad black band but the fad
10 not likely to come here.
Mott Thayer was offered $500
cash and the PAGER Len for his colt
Ray Star. Geo. Etherington made
the offer which was refused.
The old Barnes farm Of 100 acres,
lying 8 miles east Of Abilene, has
been sold to A. F. Fair for $50 per
acre. Speer & CoulSon made the deal.
DIR. Felty reports the arrival Of
daughter this morning at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. S. s. Hagsman on
East Enterprise. The mother doing
we'll.
Marriage license: Auguste Otte,
Herington, Carl Schlund, Fl. Wayne,
Ind; Evans freeman and Lou Bell.
Chapman; Van Hetherington and
Vandenberg, Abilene.
&C. G. sterl has added another
store building to his big list. He
purchased from M. Nicolay today the
building on Broadway occupied by
Brumm, paying $500 for it.
These are the days when the mills
and elevators present . busy scene.
At times there are from eight to q
lozen loads Of wheat lined up waiting
'or the chance to get to the dump.
Nicholas Knaveley and Sophia
.. Proper, both Of junction, were
married BY Dr.. Blayney yesterday |
evening at the parsonage. The young |
married couple left fer COncordia for |
/ visit before returning heme.
Gus Steinhilber has sold bis Buck
'ye residence to County Treasurer
Schneider for s2400 and expects to |
move to Kansas City. He is general
gent for the Mutual Benefit Life
With headqdarters in Kansas City.
Cases window trimmer had sn
'ccident this morning which resulted
o o. Of the big plate windows in the
Try goods section being broken. He
YES on . high step ladder which gave
way and fell against the window, but
10 fell the other way escaping with
mt injury.
while the rest Of US we're holding
mr. hands to our ears and lodging
Ky rockets on the Fourth Of July
liss Alice stsrl was cruising with
AChtiag party on Lake WinuebagO 10
The voyage lasted two
sys and extended over . hundred
niles.
Nearly all Of the travellers who
ave been away from the state upon
heir return comment upon the beau.
Iiul appearance Of Kansas. It does
ssm that the grass and corn are
resnsr, the foliage Of the trees
savisr and the wheat isldS brighter
han ever before.
"A suit in partition vas com
lsnesd today BY Frances A. Perry,
, her attorney, 8. s. Smith, to d.
ids or sell the sWt Of section 50. and
10 east half Of sWl Of section 81 In
, SnshIp IL. J. 7. Perry, Mary
Ioks. Nay MsNsy and AOls Parry are
.msd as Interested parties.
w. A. Davis, Who Is thFsshlng ct
n. GaEverb, had hIs sngins die
HE'D lsSt evening. The piston rod
,oks nld he sylintsr lad blew out.
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