Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27
RECENT aEFlEOTIONs.

high school, is attending the state
normal school.
"A Solomon farmer lost 1928 In
bills on the road Friday but he prob
ably won't miss it,
-An.inch Of rain fell last night aId
tie pyrotechnic display was a hum
mer. No damage was done.
Miss Gertrude and Leo Sanders
entertained le young folks in honor
! Of Ralph Faulkner last evening
Miss Nan Lucier gave a pleasant
party for about 20 young folks at h'r
home west OF t.wn last evening.
Grant Gillette received "lovii 6
cup" in New York the other day. the
gift Of admirers Of his transcendent
financial ability.
The Santa Fe took 4SAbilene peo-
nile on the excursion to Wichita Sun
day. Why go to Wichita-itis as dry
there as here!
Arnold Buhrer while killing rats
in his granary south Of Chapman ao-
cidentally shot himself with q
caliber rife. He will recover.
"A marriage license was issued
this morning TO two Of Enterprises
most popular young people, Henry
Motzer and Miss Anna Wendt.
VIM. Brown living south of town
had lively runaway at noon ana
came near getting hurt. Pluckily he
hung to the reins and stopped his
horse on North Spruce.
Sherman Ellison had a. narrow
escape from death in wreck on the
Great Northern last week. The Pull
man in which he was asleep turned
over but he was not hurt.
DIR. Steelsmith, assisted by DR..
Ketchersid Of Hope removed 1.-TWO
large gall stones yesterday from Mrs.
Tom williams who resides on Eighth
street. She is getting along nicely.
The Salina Twisters, a colored
ball team will play next Thursday
with Corn Wallace's team. Next Sat.
urday the Twisters go to Abilene to
play the Abilene Brownies. [Salina
Union.
George B. Stuck Of Enterprise
brought suit in Abilene yesterday
against Maggie Mae Stuck. He
alleges desertion. What's in a name
Maggie didn't stu ck.-[Salina
Union.
Miss Orpha Martin, formerly
teacher in the Abilene schools, has
been reelected in the Kansas City,
Kas., schools as head teacher Of the
Longfellow building at salary Of
$50 per month.
William Rowe Of Dillon writes;
"As myself, wife and daughter leave
tomorrow for Illinois to spend the
summer we would like to have you
send our REFLECTOR to us as we can't
get along very we'll without it."
F. E. Norttorf and family are To-
Gated in the Edwards residence on
North Buckeye. They say Abilene
is the best town on earth. Mr..
Nottorf is bookkeeper for the Rice
Johntz-NicoIay Grocery Company.
1t is to be hoped that Abilene's
variegated collection of marshals, as
sistant marshals, deputy marshals,
ETC., will unite on the proposition to
stop fireworks and firecracker amuse-
ment until the evening Of July Srd.
The garden party Of the Lutheran
young people at H. L. Humphreys
last evening was well attended and
was very pleasant affair. There
were,a number Of pretty booths and
an interesting musical program was
given.
II. B. Martin, cashier Of the Farm.
ers' National bank, has greatly inn
proved his newly purchased residence
at West Fifth and Mulberry. He has
built a porch and remOdeled the
house, making it one Of the prettiest
homes in town.
&C. S. Crawford made great stop
of runaway horse last evening on
Third street. The animal was going
west at Broadway when be ran in
front Of It and brought the rig to q
halt. There is some talk Of giving
a medal or a Nobel prize.
The Methodist EpwOrth League
had a moonlight picnic at Landis'
-. Ia o.-o,,snr, Thar tvora twn