Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-30
Recent REFLECTIONS.
Second hand school books bought
and sold at The Racket.

l AAAehAAAAkS AANSefS~F
Smith, Weir City, Ia, d. L. Roash
Abilene.
Misses Anna Murphy and Ethe
Thayer have issued invitations 4
party Wednesday evening.
A G. Dietz has moved his house
hold goods from Manchester to Chap
man where he will reside.
The winners in Mondays ball
game got $40. Better patronage
should be given the tournament.
We can save you money on school
supplies. Give us trial. The
Racket. 9S-7tS2c
Prof. H. s. Myers, formerly Of
the county high school, will be super
intendent OF schools at Ellsworth the
coming year.
Buy your school books, states, tab
lets, etc., at The Racket.
The Racket can fill your order COM
plete for school books and supplies.
The Racket has the largest line Of
tablets in Abilene. See them.
The comptroller Of the currency
at Washington has approved the ap-
plication Of the Farmers National bank
of Abilene, Kas.
The frame work Of J. J. Schnei-
der's hay building on Buckeye is up
and it will soon be enclosed. The
sides are "a feet high and it looks
big.
Henry Starts team run away at
noon starting at the Security mill
and ending at south Fourth street.
Mr.. Starr was thrown out and sus-
tanned some injuries.
-Mervin, the 15-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Wilson fell from
tree this morning, distance OF 10 or
~ feet, and was rendered unconscious
1t is not thought that the result will
be serious.
The men who brought the injunc-
tion against the paving company at
Salina have won out. An iron-clad
guarantee that the paving will be in
good condition at the end of five years
will be put up.
ID. Sommer who recently sold his
farm south of town has moved to Abb
lene and will engage in the stock
business. He will have his Office at
the Rock Island elevator and wants
all the fat hogs in Dickinson county.
Give him trial. y go
Mrs. Beltzhoover, mother of Mrs.
S. s. Smith, fell last evening and
broke her shoulderblade. She was
walking across the floor that was be-
ing scrubbed and slipped. She is IS
years old and the injury is a severe
one for one Of her age.
Kansas City journal: The wis
dom Of Solomon is just now being
taxed to the utmost in dealing with
the water works problem confronting
that town. IT'S a small matter in
with the troubles Of Solo
mons illustrious Biblical namesake,
who had 800 wives. Il
The oldest tourist we ever saw
passed through Abilene yesterday, |
He was on bicycle, the ordinary '
lind, one leg of close to trunk, the p
,ther one off Just below the knee. A t.
tick was tied from the one thigh to
be pedal and be seemed to be max !
ng the journey in comfort. b
Solomon defeated Enterprise
iunday by 10 to in a game for :
100 side and gate receipts. There a
we're probably 1000 paid admissions a
o the grounds, making the aggregate E
,urse about $3.50. The attendance
vas made up Of delegations from all !,
he neighbOring towns and the sur q
ounding country. o
-COncordia Blade; junction City A
len who fail to pay their poll tax are
rrested and fined, while Abilene fines
eople who harbor dogs on which no
Ak is paid. In Concordis we do !"
either and beside this permit who
o-ever that wills to sell liquor in vio-
ltion Of law. There Is no city gov
rnment in Concordia-absOlutely A
one.
-Herington Times; Never within =,
ur memory has there been more ii
pneral satisfaction among all classes g
Kansas people than there is at the 81
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