Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-16
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. "'"Ss NSo' AZ DV"uo'
The framework for David Som
mer's new house on Enterprise stree
is completed.
The district clerks tf1ice has
doe new Smi,h'Premior typewriter o
0 ecial make.
Marriage licenst; John j. Abram
son, Los Angeles, CAL, Miss Josephine
B Hilty, Enterprise.
Vera Menor, who returned from
Atchlson With his fingers badly cut in
a circular saw, is doing nicely.
VIM. Stacy brought in a short
branch OF fruit tree today with five
peaches within ten inch space.
! The Democrats will have a ban
quet in September. The Republicans
! will have q celebration Nov. 7.
! Ernest Morse is new reporter
on the REFLECTOR. He will 60 to
college when the fall term opens.
: &C. s. Kraybill has sold his 80 acre
farm In Newbern to George Hornung
for $4,000 and will probably move to
Abilene.
Sheriff Favor took Chas. Mitchell,
the man who attempted suicide In
the Central hotel, to the state hospital
at Topeka.
--Covert Brothers OF lola who have
the brick and mason work Of the M.
E. church have sublet the excavating
10 Ed Franks.
Mrs. J. H. Demoney, living one
and one-half miles north OF Abilene,
entertained number OF ladies today
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Haag.
Mrs. Mary Evans, a Kansss
pioneer, died of paralysis after long
illness Thursday evening at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. E. F. Gallery,
Salina.
H. D. Wilson, the teacher near
Carlton who has organized his pupils
as brass band will be at the Dickin-
son county fair with his band on
school day, OctS 8.
Harry Meyers is up from Topeka
recovering from bad accident
While i.hing he was shot with a S2-
caliber revolver. The ball entered
the head just grazing the back part OF
the right eyeball and coming out in
front Of the ear. Although very pain.
ful the injury is not dangerous and is
doing nicely. Meyers used to live in
Abilene and has been connected with
Upshaw'S upholstering establishment,
--Salina Union: Jos. Duncan has
returned from q trip In the vicinity
Of Solomon and he says corn there is
going to yield very abundantly. In
fact all OF Dickinson county will pro-
duce an unusual crop OF corn this
year. The rains which have missed
Salina during the entire summer
nave been falling in Dickinson county
Ind this will be corn year that will
peat anything for long time past.
"A letter from Harry Lifts who is
. New York says that Roy Weysnt is
'lso there from Carthage, Mo. Mr..
ATS arrived too late to see the ball
,ame between Chicago and New
FORK. He thinks that Manager
'hearer would be pleased II Abilene's
,all team could attract an ate ndsnCe
4 5000 people, as this game did.
I is rather warm in New York and
ne is unable to get out and take
0 barrels Of pure air into bis lungs,
8 be can 10 Kansas.
Conner Malott who lie one Of the
ditors Of the Spokesman Review,
pokAns, is making good 10 the
orthwest and is cne Of the most
rOninent newspspsrmen Of The
orth west. OF all the Abilene boys
'ho have gone to the coast country
onner has attained the greatest
Ieasure Of prominence. He de-
,rves ell the good things that are
'miDg his way and iS taking high {
lace among the leaders in the north
est business and political affairs.
Bell Phone improvements.