Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-11
REGENT aEFLEJIIONs,

II. Z. Coulson has q new Buick
touring car. Il " handsome ana
seryiceable. 1
CLAY Center has no street iign's
at ALA tine prospect for chautau'
qua season.
-G. W.. Allen and Miss Mauoe
shipley Of Hvrington we're married
tGis morning BY Judge Rankin.
Geo. Herr near Donegal thrsshed
the first wheat in South Dickinson.
it yielded 20 bushels to the acre.
The Junior class crowd had a hay
ride and picnic at Engle's grove las'
evening. They report merry time'
RAY Baer on his pony was first TO
reach the Duckwall balloon last night
and received the 81 worth Of fireworks,
ID. Lands has Just finished
threshing his wheat crop which went y
so bushels to the acre and tested %
pounds.
Enterprise is practicing every
day in preparation for the annual
yame with Abilene Friday afternoon
No use.
/ Misses Edith Fenton and Agnes
Ic1rry have issued invitations for q
party at the home Of the former FRI
day evening.
Roy shearer has SO far recovered
from his accident on the ball nelc
that he got into the game on the
Fourth. Hell plucky even il unlncky
Rev. George W, Landis writes
from lola: I'VE are getting along
nicely with our work here but ieel p
though we must have the weekly Vis'
. Of the REFLECTOR"
An examination Of W. n. Iayio
tlof Pearl was held in probate court
a He is suffering from nervous excl'e
o ment and will be sent to the asylul
|. until he RECEIVERS.
> Clay Center Republican; A. y
n Vanderbilt has rented the large stor
II room recently vacated BY viii Keho'
'e He is fitting it up and about Angus
lie 10Th viii open with an $ls, 900 stoc
r. Of clothing and gents fnrnishin
goods.
n pr. seelye has purchased a Fol
in six.cylinder touring car Of Brown
N Coufson and will have it here in ale
ie DAYS. This is the car that broke y
OF worlds record with a run OF ~
Q, miles in "a hours at the Detroit race
ne in letter to G. s. Crawford r
= ceived today Guy Lee says he Is
y nortev on the St. Louis Republic al
y doing fine. He had previously oe'
nc At Tulsa with Robb Brady. Guy is
IN y, bright newspaperman and his mar
~ friends are glad to see him win
an The report that Richard Fry "
I'd found dead at the county farm Frid
AZ morning was erroneous. He h
"a. been ill for some time and had be
failing rapidly. He was nursed cal
Of fully by supt. johnson and his ass
at tant all day Thursday and died abo
les s a. M. Friday.
i'd The owners Of automobiles die
yes rushing business on the Fourth a
lat carried hundreds Of passengers
re- tween town and the fair groun'
They nearly drove the hacks out
ng business, getting all the trade l
ids speed limit was broken S74 TIN
during the day.
~, a. -eEx-Mayor Humphrey while sho
l.,s ing a rifle in his yard on North Ger
~, Az Yesterday morning was painfully
'u' iured by a faulty cartridge which
~ ploded and sent powder into the Pu
soo Of his eye. Several grains OF pow
nUv we're removed BY physician and
,ha is getting along nicely.
m" An echo from the old Pop d
in Abilene is this from the otta
Herald: Attorney A. s. Phillips
AN. appealed from the decision oil tne
-ips lice court in the recent case Agai
Ia him for assault and battery on 8
~, Hines. He was found guilty OF
IN. charge BY Judge Kerr and light
was announced.
! 3 -salina Union; Probably 10
/, ! more people spent the Fourth at
ger; lene yesterday. They report sPl
aid time, too. as Abilene put n
very good Fourth Of July celebrate
Thete were amusements OF VAR