Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-08-20
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Take care Of your alialia seed crop
by using side delivery attachment.
for your mower. See Hodge Bros
-Cleve Folk who has been confined
10 his home with malaria fever TOT s
the past few days is improving. y
No. gentle reader, those articles
in the Citizens bank window are mol
pumpkins or watermelonS. They are
apples raised on trees near Abilene
For sale, at o bargain, improved ~
acre tract on North Buckeye. tos-
session Jan. 1st, W, H, Dayton Lana
Co. =
The Parker shows under H. )
Tyler's management we're at Dead
wood, S. D., this week and were max
ing things hum in that wide awake
town.
Crab apples are in good demand
this season. The stores are paying
from 40 to SOC per bushel for any put
1.-The sweet kind. Don't let them 60 70
| waste.
An order has been Issued to Put
the telegraph Instruments BACK y
the Missouri Pacific depot at Carton
after.a test Of the telephone as ois,
patcher's system.
III you know any items ABOUT
Abileneites Oh on their vacations, or
!. have letters or parts Of letters from
them that would be interesting send
them to the REFLECTOR X
-.-H. W. Schaake is not worrying
!. about the apple shortage. he has one
tree on his place that has yielded fifty
bushels Of very tine apples. Inc run
IL being shipped.
! Economy fruit jars. Hodge Bros
u That apple tree at H,W'schaake'
q does not proposeato quit. Some more
apples were brought in today makin(
!, I6S bulhels up-to-date, not counting
some windialls that got away
u For sale, for s05, $40 scholarship
as|Qood in any department, Contra
Business College, Abilene. Addres
"Svs REFLECTOR. SS-ztSc
y You can get any news you war
~ on the corn crop. J. 3. Mclnty'
u said today he will have the large
crop he ever harvested W. r. fisn'
said: "Corn will be about hall
~ = crop."
= -. a. Tufts and family are enlo
WV inc 4 vacation camping out on ths
~ \ Ilot az 10th and Cedar. While th'
us new I residence is being built they o
making the new barn their home q
ISL say it's fun.
''.u The ex-oficers Of the civil "
" will have another meeting Saturd'
- J. N. Shane is chairman and Dr. %
80 secretary. The object Of the assoc
ton Is to further the adoption Of
hter law that will put such officers on
; re- retired list.
'0' Lost, about three weeks ago,
ave- tween c. M. Garver's and Able
r lady's gold watch marked I'M
Reward for return to this office.
"a" "A harvest hand who thought
wages were not sufficient has
rs"r working the forged check racket
.arrv got $3.50 at one bank ana Is
'O posed to have victimized several
diyiduals. The officers are after
my e. S. Kelly, the blacksmith
had the misfortune to sticl
" - screwdriver in his eye while wor
So at Toliver's shop about the midd
June, has returned to work.
)" injury not being as bad as at
thought.
v II interested in a hay press
.os at Hodge Bros.
l., and "A live wire lying against al
know tree opposite the court house
school morning set a cheerful blaze II
solid wood Of the tree. John
-, ,or biDgs reported it, but did mo-
NJ called on to touch the WIRE
in the --Entsrprise Push; A deal
iessors contaminated last Thursday "h
Ie will G. E. Rhodes Of Ramona, Kan''
q as be came the owner Of N. Z. Ber
school eighty, II miles southeast Of
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