Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-05-30
REUENT REFLECTIONS-


East Fifth street, twin boys
rev. d. 4. Brown delivers th'
Decoration day address at Fcres'
Plain. Doniphan county, Kansas
Bert ward, ! drug clerk q June 3.
I tion City. took poison At Wichita VIII n
nssday but prompt sosnOn saved q
life.
Joseph Seal, one Of the ear,ies. .
settlers on Chapman creek. dled y Y
junction City Thursday, aged y
years.
waldo Drisko has taken his olo
place in Hodge Brothers' store. A. \,
Il l GOOD workman and the town viii
encourage him.
An Abilene boy is making 50 to
90 q day painting gasoline cans re 7.
TO comply with the new law. Ina's
enterprise for you
Clarence Waring who is attend
Inc K. u. Is shy about 20 which was
stolen from his room last week. His
roommate also was robbed.
C. v. Schroeder, formerly . pho
tocrapher here, Is now at Goodland.
he has sent r. B. Glimpse some strik-
inc views Of the shortgrass country.
John Herman writes from Spring
field. Mo-: "Continue to send tne
REFLECTOR as myself and family axe
to get the news from the old town.
Our kindest regards 70 all"
j. E. Guilbeaut, an old Abilene
resident died about two weeks ago o.
his home in Oakland, Calf. He was
well liked here and has many friends
who will be saddened by the news.
Prank E. Hutchinson, formerly Of
Abilene and Miss Matte Melton Of 81
Louis were married last evening o.
7:sO. They will reside in South
Omaha. Franks many friends here
extend best wishes.
For sale, one TIT. Milwaukee
binder, in good repair. Price 9oo'
= D. Ab;Iana S7-9#
j. A. Wilkie is commencing tne
erection Of brick building on the
lots on Spruce street opposite the ne
yLEoroR building and II will be occu-
pied by Elwick's egg and chicken
house. It will be rushed to compile
tion.
Two Of the Salina businessmen
who started to walk to Kansas City
gave it up at Junction City and re-
turned home by train. 9. !. NC
Adams continued the trip, being
Joined BY two new new recruits from RON
Salina.
The young man Gillett who was
tried in court on statutory charge,
the jury disagreeing, did not run
away, but is employed by the railroad
as relief agent and was frequently
transferred. He never tried to escape
trial but strenuously declares his in
nocence.
IF. L. Bostwick writes from Lyn-
don, Washington; 1--WE could hardly
get along without the home paper.
the REFLEcToR. am peddling mail
for Uncle Sam on Route ! from this
place and find it to be a good steady
Job. viii enjoy it little more when
we get our raise July 1st'"
Hope Dispatch: Gstlieb schleSe-
uer, who lives few miles northeast
OF Hope, lost twelve head OF cattle,
killed by lightning last Saturday
night during the storm. They were
ali close together in the corner Of the
pasture when killed. 1t must have
been a powerful stroke to have killed
80 many.
Rev. 3. E. Hollar writes from
Kansas City. 1--WE can't get along
without the REFLECTOR. Our third
year here opens up very pleasantly
indeed. The church has given us
six weeks vacation. Myself and fam
lily will spend the time in Pennsyl'
vania visiting friends, going as far as
jamestown"
Guy nltOu left Monday for Rus
sell where he is section agent. The
family win move later Reflector.
Guy informed q Push reporter last
Saturday that he was going to Russell
as station agent. He could have So
cured 8 job on the section nearer
home.-[EntsrPnse Push. Types
are strange things at times and q few
letters make q decided change in the