Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-09
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The Sterl Juniors defeated the
Hope Kid team 7 to 8. The Hope
boys claim to be out Of practice.
Great complaint from the farm
ers. The fruit lie so abundant its
weight is breaking the trees.
The Star estimates Dlckinson's
wheat at 20 bushels per acre or
1850. 900 bushels and the state yield
At 90, 600. 900.
&C. W. Murray OF Herington com.
menced foreclosure suit ON hotel
property In Herington. s. s. Smith
is his attorney.
w. J. Kuhn and Arthur Knight,
two expert BARRIERS, have taken posi-
tionS in j. W. HapstonStall's barber
shop on Third street.
--Herington's ball team has been
named 1.-THE Yellow Sox." Abilene
might take the title, 1.-THE White
OxIords" out Of compliment to Mama
ger Shearer.
&C. A. Morton has purchased the
ells.Fargo express building Of II.
d. Gish and will have IL thoroughly
refitted. The express Office will re-
main there.
Mrs. Maria Giants received some
magnificent Elberta peaches from a
grandson in Koshkonong, Mo. He says
there are a million trees there all
loaded with fine fruit.
w. o. Steeu, principal Of the
Hope schools last year and one Of the
county's best teachers. has been elect
cd principal Of the Solomon schools.
1t is 40 excellent choice.
p. H. Duffy Of Osborne, Kansas,
has purchased Perring'S restaurant ON
Second street. MIR. Perring has made
NO definite plans for the future. Mr..
Duffy is former real estate man.
The McDearmott Comm ission
Co. has sold out to the Midland Grain
6 Stock Co. There will be no change
in the Office force, the popular mama
ger G. Il. Brooks, remaining In
charge.
The following officers we're elect
cd by Hose Co. No. 2 at their meeting
last night; Foreman, W. G. Brown;
assistant foreman, Ed. Mcclellan;
secretary, E. @. Langstoni treasurer,
S. E. Barber.
The Harrington clerks have
formed o union and among their dc.
mands Of the merchants 10 this: ITO
employ only union labor, all clerks
by them il eligible, to be-
come mem bsrs Of the union within 80
days after retention"
&C. Q. Swisher has resigned as
head OF the business department Of
the county high school and will DO
cashier OF the Carlton bank.
A colored man from Herington
injured by cars, an arm smashed and
log broken, was brought here today
and is at the county hospital under
The care OF Dire. Conklin and Dieter.
L. B. GoSney has succeeded g. H.
Baird as editor Of the Chapman Look
tut. Mr.. Baird made the Lookout
me Of central Kansas best papers
md deserves to succeed wherever he
may locate.
DR.. Harriet Crawford Of Kansas
Jity, osteopAth, has located In the
'ity and may be found at DR..
,hearer's office for two weeks. She
will have charge Of his practice dur
ny his vacation. She is stopping at
be Central Hotel. 7S-StSO
On the old G. Hoffman home
tead mile south over 1000 bushels
4 peaches are ripeniDg. People are
wondering what to do with the fruit
his year. Rev. F. s. Altman brought
'ome Hno samples to the REFLECTOR
odsy.
During the month Of July III was
considered q quiet month ct that
1929 cars we're repaired at the Her
ngton car shops; 2,is4 engines we're
Iardlsd, In and out, BY the round
Iouse employees, and 1918 cars we're
inspected in the yards.
II Judge Moore has 9 worried
ook for the next few weeks It 10 be-
ause Of case that lie coming up 10
be September term Of court A
lexington man lie suing for q divorce
q the ground that his wife deceived
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