Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-18
REcnNT RERLEO1IONs

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Marriage license; John A. Lii
dahl, Enterprise. and Anna Johnscl
Rock Island, I'll.
White lined granite dish pans az
water pals at the Racket saturda
for 80 cents. Only one Of each I
a customer. 17dStwl
Marriage license. John H. Cur
\ diff and Margaret q. Trott. both o
Manchester.
Adam Hees has purchased
hotel in Kansas City and will NOV
there. The town will Dliss him.
/. Henry Holman, one of the pros
porous farmers Of South Dickinson,
has purchased Buick automobile.
Hodge Brothers. have Just received
another car load of Moon Bros. Bug
gies. Come in before the assort-
ment is broken. Il 1t
-Miss Katherine Robb has ac-
cepted a position as clerk at the
dry goods store formerly owned by
O. S. Crooks.
Daredevil Greene did not go up|
In his balloon Saturday. He was
unable to initiate the balloon on ac-
count Of the wind.
The Schrader farm, 100 acres, |
near Dillon was sold today by J. n.
Burton as auctioneer to partition an
estate for $9O25-5O.
The Racket will have one Of its
popular sales next saturday. You'd
better be there. 17dStw1t
Il. G. Finley, uncle of W. M.
Idol is moving here from Hiawatha
and VIII reside at the Rose residence
on West Third street.
Water stood in puddles three
miles north Of Abilene from rain
yesterday. Too bad the clouds did 1
MT leak before they got that far. q
Miss Katherine Gemmill, teacher
In the Salina high school several
years, a sister Of R. B. Gemmill, has
resigned and will teach in Idaho.
-B. D. whitehead has rented the v
Southworth residence on North Buck h
eye and it is being overhauled. His }
family will move here soon from g
Emporia.
Pure bred Collie pups for sale. >
Write ]. E. Taylor, R. F., D. Abilene
or phone 1915. 17d1t17w2t u
August Lindow has a chicken 81
with four legs, two that it uses and
two that are carried as ornaments. q
1t is lively and seems likely to grow IL
up. August ought to get tent and 81
start show.
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The cab drivers are feeling rath- re
or lonesome, The new U. P. park en-
has forced them out of their long
accustomed location newt the Union m
Pacific waiting ROOM Now they X,
Jtand over on the pavement. M
Mrs. J. Wilson, mother of Mrs.
Charles Kubach, who suffered u0
fracture Of the hip bone Saturday ~
n fall, is getting along nicely. ="
Mrs. Kubach and daughter and Mrs. ny
\ T. McGannon, daughter of Mrs.
wilson, are here.
Only SO cents for those dish pans Re
md water pals in the Racket's
outh window. 17d3tw1ti
Mrs. Elizabeth Crone, mother D.
I. George w. Krause of Harrington, 4,
led about ten O'Clock Saturday night 10
years illness with dia-
etes. She was n years of age and Do,
ad been resident Of that city for No,
bout fourteen years. rae
Have you noticed the city park It
tely? If not do SO. A. L. Hauser- dan
an and his assistant, Dave Chase, lust
ave been trimming the shrubbery, fall
ltting the grass and fixing things y
, in general in the city block. 1t rad
great improvement from the weed to
rm that was there two weeks ago larl
ID the boys deserve much credit he
r their work. iall
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ID. s. Clarke is having fun with
e old soldiers. Many Of them s,vl
ought the Reflector's statement
at he enlisted May Is, 1851, for
rec years an error, holding that
Whrao YEAR man ware unlisted =