Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-23
REGENT REFLECTIONS.

An Enterprise meat market ha
quit business being unable to procur
ice.
There are few school district
without teachers and the supply !
almost exhausted.
The F. A. A. today paid $1,000 t
Mrs. Emma Cooley the insurance OF
the life Of her son, Charles.
r. M. White has purchased thu
building corner Broadway and Thirt
streets from Case & Ackers for $1,000
ID. Sommer's new house OF
Enterprise street. next to Jay Hard
ing's, is nearing completion.
| 1t is said that the Hoffman boys o.
Enterprise have raked in about $500
Of Abilene money on ball games thil
season.
Marriage licenses: John Stevens,
Abilene, and Mar an Musser, Acme
Geo. T. Knight, Stella M. Wayts, both
of Abilene.
! The weather man is getting in
his ticks now. Yesterday the Their
mometer reached 1902 and today ID
lust as warm.
"A. R. Elwick has purchased the
right to paint signs on the new fair
grounds fence and nearly all Of the
spaces are taken.
&C. A. Hodge has ordered car
load Of brick and will lay walks on
the three sides Of his North Buckeye
residence property.
The funeral Of Arthur Faulkner
took place Saturday afternoon from
his parents home on South Buckeye.
Obituary notice tomorrow.
Jimmie Holden has the thanks Of
the REFLECTOR force for the biggest
watermelon Of the season. 1t weighed
nearly 70 pounds and was fine.
Marriage licenses: Miss Elsie
Hall, Miltonvale, Clarence L. Clay,
Argentine; Miss Amanda Leona Eng
land, Wayne, E. A. Nassaman, Nor
wich.
The REFLECTOR was treated to q
basket Of fine peaches today from the
trees Of the Abilene Nurseries. W.
T. Cough, the proprietor, knows
what varieties bring the best results.
TO the Abilene ball fans: There
are two drawbacks to betting on ball
games. II you win, YOU play to win
more, If You lose you keep on play
ing to get back your loss.
Il. Schwendener Of Hope, agent
Of the Mehring foot power mixer, has
received an order from the Manhattan
college dairy department for q ma
chine. One will be on exhibition at
the coming county fair in October.
"A special train bearing Kansas
National Guards from Wichita came
in over the Santa Fe Saturday eve
ming and was transferred to the
Union Pacific. The boys went to
Fl. Riley to attend the maneuvers.
I'm addition to leading the Luth-
eran choir, Prof. Fenner has been en-
gagged to instruct the Methodist
choir one evening out Of the week.
The professor is becoming very pop
ular in musical circles.
Joshua Tayler was in town today
completing arrangements for public
sale at his place on Sept. 8. Mr.,
Taylor and his wife, who is an in
valid, will go to the soldiers home at
Dodge City after the sale and make
that place their home.
j. A. Hopkins has sold the furni-
ture of the Continental hotel and
rented the building to A. @. Gould |
who will conduct the place. Mr..
win probably retire from an
nctive business life and enjoy much
needed and well earned rest.
Saline Journal: W. W. Watson
has so far recovered from his recent
injury. consisting Of fractured ankle
that be Is able to visit his Office for
lew hours each day. Yesterday was
bis first day out, however. He is
.ble to walk by aid Of crutches.
&C. H. Pattison is interested IN q
new $50. 900 hotsl project q Ottawa
he proposes to be one Of four men 70
put up $500 each. 5000 cash
,onus has been offered by he busi-
less men. and the hotel q 70 be
for the balance which Il is
vim sosn pay out.