Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-18
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Mr.. Beniamin Hayes 8 seriOusly

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. Willet
Taylor, daughter.
The Racket will have a dishPan sale
Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m.
Fourteen,quart granite dispans at %
cents. One to person.
Lease Duckwall has put an addi-
ton to bis North Spruce residence.
Birthday Post cards, fine line, 8 to
25 cents, at the News Stand.
1t rained ~ inches at Marion
Sunday, 8 inches at Belleville and 2
inches at Hays City.
Anna K. Hoffman has brought
suit against Edward for divorce. s.
S. Smith is her attorney.
The five and ten cent theatre has
arrived. Abilene was a little slow
but it got In the game after while
The Hoffman elevator at Navarro
took In 10000 bushels Of wheat last
week. The price was rs cents satur-
day.
Attend the Racket's dishpan sale
Saturday. 65-2t&c
The Grace Reformed Sunday
school picnic has been postponed until
a later date Of which notice will be
given.
1t is reported that Art Colby will
start new daily paper in junction
City when he takes charge Of the
Sentinel August /.
j. R. Goodwin has installed new
exhaust fan in his steam laundry
which provides fresh air for the big
rooms in abundant quantities.
Born, July IA, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Crissey R. Cleveland of Longford, a
daughter. Mrs. Cleveland is at the
home Of her parents, 6O9 North Cedar.
e. J. Bonell who had bakery
here % years ago died in Chicago
this week. His family from whom
be. separated long ago resides in
Denver,
Mrs. Nellie Bessey has brought
suit for divorce against Ray Bessey
on ground Of abandonment. She asks
custody of their child. G. s. CraW-
ford is her attorney.
8 Josiah Snider has finished thresh-
ing his 80 acres of wheat adjoining
the fair grounds and secured 100
bushels, which tested 81 pounds.
This is an average Of 265 bushels and
ittests the way in which Mr.. Snider
does farming.
D,n't forget the Racket's dishpan
ale Saturday, beginning at 10 a, m
1t is very probable that the Cam
Dria mills, owned by Chas. Kirkland,
may resume operations in a short
lime. Mr.. Kirkland has not definitely
decided upon opening them but
links he will do SO.
The street commissioner should
Keep the road drag agoing. 1t is to
be hoped that Abilene will never go
back to the old scraper method of
Itreet making again when so much
,etter plans can be followed.
Mrs. Daniel Clark OF this city is
i'll at Hope. While visiting
Ter daughter, Mrs. Koepke at Burling-
on, she was taken i'll with diabetes.
,he started home but was able to
,ome only as far as Hope. She is at
be home OF her daughter, Mrs.
julius Tonkin.
The funeral services Of the little
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Coul-
on we're held Tuesday afternoon,
rev. S. E. Belts officiating. A large
lumber Of the friends Of the family
.ttended to show sympathy with the
amily; Burial in Abilene cemetery.
Solomon Tribune; July 4 was
be 5ith anniversary Of the marriage
( Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Carter Of this
ity. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are both
ale and hearty. unusually active for
eople Of their age, and are apparent
= good for many more years to-
ether.
Post Card Albums 15e to IS each
t the News Stand. Get one and save
our pretty cards. t@c
w. U. Lamon has returned from
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Tilsou, at Burlington, Colo. He
rought back samples Of macaroni
.hoai raised there which is Of fine