Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
RECENT RkFLEJTIONS.

II
10 the fiat over Hodges store.
Candidates are huatliDg. They |
all have weary, hunted locke
! Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Glade, Grand Island, Neb.. July 20' 4
daughter.
-One more couple wanted for the
flair. Now 10 the time to have an
automobile wedding.
There will be over 100 different
varieties Of tickets in this county At
election. That beats Heinz
DR.. Blayney Is to make the adj
dress at the opening Of the hall in
Moonlight the Home Protective Assoc
ciation.
1 IT. G. Mc'nerney Is making con-
siderable improvements on his home
on West Third. He is increasing the
Esize Of the dwelling and is lnstalhns
d heating plant
! Chapman Advertiser Miss Jesse
Howe has been awarded the principal
ship Of the Detroit school at salary
Of $50 per month. Miss Howe is an
experienced teacher and is rated as
one Of the best educators in the
! county.
Mrs. J. D. Shepherd entertained
: in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cark-
/. uff and family on East Enterprise
street Friday evening. All reported
d good time but were sorry to BID
farewell to such good family which
Il soon to leave for Colorado.
I Harrington Sun; Judge O. \
Moore, the youngest old soldier IN
the county, who has proved himself a
capable, honest and upright judge,
has q record SO clean that the only
argument his opponent can put up Is
y that he has served twelve years. IL
~ ID the man with clean record that
the people delight to honor, Mr.. King
. The Enterprise road is rather
winuing out over the Detroit ROAD
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this month. 1t has been smooth as 9
O boulevarde soon after every rain
IS Emery Rowland is largely responsible
AZ he is for the road to the river south
ID Of town. He has been rebuilding thu
10 road leading west Of the cemetery
four miles and doing good job.
e. 1t is rumOred that G. W. Parke
on will move his shops from Abilene t.
Atchison or Leavenworth. - Enter
a prise Push, It is, also ''rumored
az that they will he moved TO SaliAs
New Cambria, Morganville, Bunal
and Podunk but the shops will d
!. the time stay at Abilene.
Mrs. Alta johnson writes trol
a. Wakena, California: keep on send
inc us the REFLEcToR. We read tn
home news with great pleasure.
wish we had some OF the rata her
you have had to spare back there
~ Still we have had pretty fair crops
Ia We had very pleasant spring but
cn is very warm aow. ] would aixe
see Kansas and visit some Of %
So, friends once more. :"
o. Hope Dispatch; W. ). Rowe,
BE- farmer near Hope, is candidate 70
Ter something or other, as is everybod
in Kansas, and be has been cavOCtn
at through his territory recently maxim
at the welkin riog. Last week ne cor
IN sidered it necessary to stay at hom
ler and put up his alfalfa; but his neigl
'ok bors told him to 60 ahead with b
oratory and save the country Will
he had chance, and they would q
IN tend to his farm work. Ana So,
:. enough they did it and no man cou'
ask a higher compliment than WI
a.. thus paid to the able Mr.. Rowe
he DIR. W. H. Austin writes froI
OF Philadelphia; 1--WE came here fro
Mr.. California in June and have delay'
cal in writing you Of the change 10 OF
old address on the REFLECTOR and ha'
10. missed the paper very much. "
az. find the weather very hot and vel
on different from our delightful Ca
iornia weather but live In hopes th
70, the fall weather will make up for u
At disagreeable weather that we are nc
the having. Philadelphia is a great 0
il city and / think we will enjoy It la'
a.. when the weather Is cooler. The