Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-22

i MARGINAL II. u. EnSie mas receis-
ed a fine Elk tooth from George
Yeadon, who Ia in Big Pine. Nyo.
The Racket has distinctly new
| pattern of cut glass tumblers on sale
| Saturday at 10 cents each. 21dStw
w. H. Teeters is happy. His
car Of northern potatoes finally
showed up and ne made q spec on
them.
Capt. Davidson, formerly a law
year here, is now at Durango, Colo.
He recently met with an accident that
resulted in q broken leg.
Geo. Cryderman Of Solomon is
minus q Belgian stallion for which
he paid $15O0,a few months ago. It
died Saturday and was not insured.
The Braymer, Mo-, Bee COM
tains q report Of an afternoon party
given by Mrs. T. L. Alexander. The
Alexanders are former residents Of
this city and will be remembered
by many Abilene people.
Jay Harding is having lots OF
grief with his horses getting nails
in their feet. Three animals within
the last week have been laid up
with this trouble and one is seriously
i'll with threatened lockjaw.
---Ames Rogers has reached Yell
Iowston Park. He will be a member
Of the office force of the Old Faith
full inn,. the biggest hotel in the Park.
All the Park employees were taken
by special train from Chicago.
CLAY Center baseball fans have
been asked to come across with more
money to support the baseball club
there. The club needs $500 to finish
the season in creditable style, and
Of this amount $275 has been raised.
Yesterday morning at the li-l
brary, over seventy children spent
day in Funchal, Madeira, under
the skilful guidance of Miss Elsie
Southworth, who wildly pictured the
unique people and novel customs
Of that beautiful city and island.
u. A. Tufts has installed large
electric sign, fifteen feet square,
over his furniture store. This is
the first electric sign of this nature
to be erected in Abilene and will
make quite "a change In the an
pearance OF North Broadway. J. e.
Valentine had charge of the work.
---Midshipman Vincent Erwin,
who graduated this spring from An
napolis, is spending his vacation at
Chapman the guest Of his parents.
Mr. Erwin asked for a transfer to
the army branch of the service and
| IL is reported that he may be as
signed to the Sixth field artillery
at Fort Riley.
announcements Of the wedding
Of Fred B. Pitts and Miss Mamie
woolman, on June IA, At Watonga,
Okla, have been received by Abilene
friends. Mr.. Pitts lived here for
many years and old friends will ex-
tend best wishes to himself and
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Case are
planning an enjoyable summer yaca-
ton. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ro-
berts Of Muskogee they go to De-
troit, Mich, where will be purchased
a new automobile and the party will
motor through New York and New
England for a month.
It's a special on cut glass tumblers
| In tumbler season. Your opportunity
to buy tumblers Just when you need
them at special sale price. The
Racket. 21dstw1t
County Commissioner Mccul-
Iouh shipped ten ears Of big steers
to Kansas City. He has been feeding
as car loads Of cattle and 500 or
600 head Of hogs on his ranch south
east Of Solomon. and be expects to
lput them al on the market within
very short tine.
Hers hoplr' this Junctlon Clty
prophet d right -0ns Of the local
weather prophets ssstsd yesterday
tat he had ne weather dope figured
\ out iusi rlshf." alys TIE Union. he
sayS that ihs remainder q Juns
wn - ar. JuiT 4 few local show
/ 81. ana August vin y VT ana