Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-10-24
RECENT aEFLEJTIONs,

"A. T. Munroe writes from Quin-
Ian. Okla. saying that he is doing
well there in his new home.
Samuel Campbell is moving into
the Cottage house on Cedar street
and will make model hotel man
-. W. Haptonstalf has purchased
the residence on Cedar street opposite
the Methodist church for s2OOo and
win fix II up,
Agent Paul Of the Union facihc Is
moving his family here from Kansas
City and will occupy the SMOKEY
house on West Sixth,
Phil Glade has shipped his house
hold goods to Rock Island, Neb- he
will be here few weeks longer look
ing after business matters.
--Announcements have been re
ceiyed Of the wedding Of Miss Mar
iorie Durham and William Faulkner
Amsden Of United States navy, OCT.
16, at Baltimore.
-Rube Fair had his arm severely
cut Saturday at Rabies slaughter
house. 1t took several stitches to
close the wound and Rube will carry
it in a sling for some time.
Prof. C. H. Brooks, last year head
Of the high school butnow principal
Of the Galena high school writes;
"rm getting on well. send best
wishes to the friends in Abilene.
Harrington Times: Notwithstand-
ing the rainy weather last week. the
Abilene fair was a great success finan-
cially and otherwise. Large crowds
and an enthusiastic lot Of exhibitors
made it so.
H. j. Hodge has the high record
for automobile trips. On his eastern
visit he rode in a $4,000 imported
Mercedes car and he disdains the local
bunch Of buzz-wagons as utterly De-
meath his notice. a
At the meeting Of the State Uni
versity board Of regsnts at Lawrence
this week, Miss Rara Benn, one OF the
high school teachers here, received a
university teachers certificate She
was graduated from the University
last spring.
Hope Dispatch; Stuart Haire's
daughter, who has been in the hos
pital several weeks, left for ner
tathar,s home at Enterprise Monday
morning, and in short time Will 60
to her own home in Wichita cureo
woman.
The Riverside Light & Power 20,
which is the distributor for the Max
well automobiles will have i've run.
abouts here in the morning Dr.
Riddell Of Enterprise will take one
Frank Swanger Of Detroit another
and three go to Longford.
w. E. Gnlingham writes from
Arroya Grande, California: my wlie
saws for me to renew our subscription
to the REFLECTOR as it gives us the
news from Dickinson county anu
keeps us posted in regards to our
friends and former neighbors."
Prof. N. U. spangler, formerly Of
Abilene, now principal of the Russell
schools, sends the REFLECTOR 9 copy
Of The Bugler, monthly publication
issued by the school, 1t is very cred
table and readable from cover to
cover. Such magazine does a school
a great deal Of good il rightly con-
dncted-and under Prof. Spangler's
guidance this will be managed right
The Thomas, oklahams' Tribune
notes the death Of Ed. Horton, former
IL Of Hope. He had been gradually
falling with consumption. He was
greatly beloved BY all who knew him.
both here and in 0klahoma, He
leaves a wife and one daughter.
Hope Dispatch: The editor
spent few hours in Abilene the first
Of the week, and while there called
mon the force In the wholesale gro
cerv house. They have fine little
grocery establishment, 1illed with car
loads Of goods. and are doing a good
business. The county should en-
cour ge sucbfiustitutiOns by turning
alLtbs trade that way possible.
sunday was a delightful Indian
summer day AMI everybody who could
drove to the country. The motor
cars we're all in use and with the good
roads gave much pleasure z :.