Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-14
E0ENP REFLEOrIONs.
Z MarrIags lIeense. Henry smli.

Born, Aug. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dyer 81 Chorryvale, a son.
Is. M. shocsey has moved into
his newly purchased property on
East Seventh.
Marriage license; Edward NJ,
Keller, Neoga, Ills., aud ohristinh
Fielder, Enterprise.
"A round lot Of 10000 tens Of
wheat was sold today at Minneapolis,
Mimi, for shipment to China,
-Burglars entered the basement Of
Nusz's store last week. Sam Gish
saw them and scared them away.
They got nothing,
IT. A. Graves was in from Acme
and ordered a lot Of sale bills from
the REFLEcToR's job department. The
sale will be held Sept. IS.
The Minneapolis Messenger gives
out the cheerful bit OF news that the
Solomon river is being "used as sew
erage for hogs that have died Of
cholera"
A. E. Lockhart has moved to
Bennington where he has purchased
an interest in the bank. He reports
the sale Of q half interest in his Ar
kansas timber land.
--Hiland G. Southworth writes
from Artesia, New Mexico, ordering
the REFLECTOR to keep posted on
Dickinson happenings. He 10 doing
we'll In his new home.
Mrs. Fred Johntz and children
have moved to Lawrence where the
children will attend the University.
They have rented their old home;
their recently built dwelling is yet
empty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bert OF Moon
light have issued invitations to the
marriage OF their daughter, Elizabeth,
to R. s. Climenhaga Of Ontario, Can
ada, on Sept. 81. MIR. Climenhaga is
brother of Mrs. J. H. Engle Of this
city.
Joseph Ewens Of Milwaukee who
is visiting at the home Of his relative,
Mrs. o. B. Landes, is q prominent
politician Of Wisconsin, being a mem
Der Of the city council and a strong
adherent OF Gov, LaFollette. His
father was for twenty years post
master at Milwaukee.
IS. Shearer received today from
headquarters a draft for 5000 in favor
Of William Campbell who draws 10
per cent per Annum on policy held
by him in the F. A. A. Mr.. Camp
bell was a charter member OF the or
der, joining in 1891 and he draws this
amount because he has reached the
age OF 70.
Junction City Union: The To-
peka Capital puts Col. E, c. Little in
the race for attorney general this
week Last week the Topeka papers
had him running for congress. Next
week they will probably discover that
Ed has only lately returned to the
fold and will have to wait while for
his piece of pie.
Speaking Of freaks this story from
the Solomon Tribune is winner; g.,
NJ. Spaulding has freak cali on ex'
hibiticn at his jewelry store. The
cnlfis double at both ends. II has
TWO perfectly formed heads, and the
tail is divided into two tails about
half way from the end; otherwise it is
not deiormed. The calf was born
north Of Niles and died immediately.
Solomon Tribune; Prof. j. p
Perrill returned home last Saturday
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from Hugotou, Kas., where be had
been conducting two mouths couu-
| ty institute. The professor also sur
veyed and laid out new townsite OF
100 acres while in Stevens county.
The new townsite is located in Rus
sian settlement nine miles from Hug
oton. Mr.. Perrill says crops in that
part Of the state are immense and
that land is selling for eight times as
much as it sold for four or five years
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