Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
RECENT EXHIBITIONS.

Mrs. B. Smith, mother Of Mrs. r.
d. Hunter, is quite III.
"A soaking rain fell this morning
and harvesting will have TO wait .
few days.
u, S. Tiff has purchased a new
Ford runabout and Is using II In
livery service.
Prof. Spaugl~, formerly Of the
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.
r. M. White says 700 acres Of
wheat on his farm near Pearl will
average 20 bushels.
"A. R. Elwick has purchased E. Z.
Coulson's automobile. Mr.. Coulson
will buy new touring car,
AN inch of rain fell last night and
the pyrotechnic display was hum
mer. No damage was done.
Miss Gertrude and Leo Sanders
entertained l6 young folks in honor
Of Ralph Faulkner last evening.
&C. T. Estes says he has 20 acres
Of wheat on the Wescott rancho that
will make 80 bushels to the acre.
Miss Nan Lucier gave q pleasant
party for about 20 young folks at her
home west Of town last evening.
C. W. Hurd has so acres Of
wheat on new ground that 1t Is
estimated will yield So bushels per
acre.
Il. 9. Baker and family Of Solo
mon have gone to the northern lakes
where they will occupy cottage for
the summer.
The Santa Fe took 48Abilene peo-
pie on the excursion to Wichita Sum
day. Why go to Wichita-it is as dry
there as here!
Grant Gillette received glowing
cup'' in New York the other day, the
gift Of admirers OF his transcendent
financial ability.
Mrs. F. G. Puliver is evidently
not afraid Of hoodoos. Her cottage
near Canandaigua lake, New York, is
on r. +. D. No. 2S.
Arnold Buhrer while killing rats
in his granary south of Chapman ac-
cidentally shot himself with 22-
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.
Henry Stevens has built a fine
barn on his place south of town. Mr.
Stevens has some fine looking crops
and farm ofwhich he can well be
proud.
The barn at DR.. Hoover's resi-
dence in Enterprise burned yesterday
His driving horse was burned to
death. Small boys and matches sup
posed to be the cause.
VIM. Brown living south OF town
had lively runaway at noon and
came near getting hurt Pluckily he
hung to the reins and stopped MS
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,
Mrs. C. A. Case, entertained "a
young folks delightfully."- last evening
in honor Of her sister, Miss Dewar OF
Chicago. Dancing, cards and a dainty
lunch occupied the evening.
Robbers entered the Taylor &
James store at Herington Monday
night and stole considerable merchan-
disc. The robbers we're caught at
Council Grove later and arrested.
DIR. Steelsmith, assisted by DR..
KetcherSid Of Hope removed two
large gall stones yesterday from Mrs.
Tom Williams who resides on Eighth
street. She is getting along nicely
The Salina TwiSters, 3 colored
ball team will play next Thursday
with Corn Wallace's team. Next Sat-
urday the Twisters 60 to Abilene to
play the Abilene BrOwnieS.-[salina
Union.
George B. Stuck Of Enterprise
brought suit in Abilene yesterday
.nninst Maooia Mae Stuck. He