Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-01
KANSAS DoIMEs

nation here We're girls.
Clay Center-An elaborate four
of July celebration is planned her
Fireworks, band music, dancing, bn
games, vaudeville. ferris wheel an
merry round are among the u
fractions. ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work Il
Neodesha's new hotel has been con
pleted and the pouring Of concret
for the basement walls has bee
started. Brick for the wallis is be
ing hauled.
oakley-The Oakley Shrine clu
OF 50 members is. to be IN charge O
the fourth of July 0sIebeakteR herr
1.-THE biggest fourth X Sbra
ton In western KAra9A ~ y IA,
tire event is AdyeraSa @ W.
biNewton-7,A post @ Fans, h
Foreign WbFs itss4 Yhartete,
There, A rebfesentS ftS 4he ora(A
isation was I'M Ns1 kral da5!l
recently interesting a s1 sIfvsice md
In the proposition. Ma exp R1net
that every man who hi Mn fciBtgr
service while he UnitHd Mates was
at war at any time Ii Eligible to
join. .N
Clay Center-Auth0rities here are
waging a campaign against loafers
who have formed the habit of nm
nOying women on the streets With
whom they are unacquainted. Mayor
Hanna recently in person arrested
two young men who accosted young
women ae ~, j ~
Ellis-One Of the largest pipe
organs in western Kansas is being
installed In st. Mary's church here.
Its cost was $4,000. The organ will
be formally dedicated soon with a
public concert.
Augusta-Oil may be. king in But
Ter county, but King Wheat at least
will require some figuring before he
is deposed. 1t now is estimated the
will yield a million and a
quarter bushels of wheat tbs season.
Manhattan-An estimate of
thousand students for summer school
beginning June 1, is made by State
college officials. Last
year $40 were enrolled.
Salina-For nature taking, Mr..
Ind MIS-. s. H. Agnew, declare they
lave a cat that takes the prize The
cline has added two baby rabbits
o her litter of kittens and is raising
he mixed family, apparently in per-
ect harmony. Mr.. Agnew gave the
abbits to the cat to eat, but her
maternal instinct prevailed. The
Agnews live on farm eleven miles
asst Of Salina.
MISUNDERSTANDING college has
efused an offer Of $1,000 for the
kali Of pre- historic animal, now
n display in the college museum. 1t
as been Identified az that of a
megalony leidli," and is said to be
ne of the only three such specimens
the world. The other two are In
lie museum Of the University of In
lana and the Academy of Science,
The fossil was found
a sand pit in Mcpherson county.
Hays-The printing department
the Fort Hays State Normal re-
'ntly ordered a 3-magazine limo
ype. costing $4,000. The school
lper, the Leader, is publisher in the
hool plant.
Salina-Seventy girls, IL to Is
ears old, entered the recent Y. w. /
A., local field day, tournament.
sven Sunday schools were repre-
nted, the girls of the Emmanuel
ltheran winning the high score
OskOrne-Edwin M. Hullinger, a /
rmer Osborne boy and graduate OF
lnsas University, has been ex-
lied from soviet Russia, on a 1
arge Of attempting to violate the Il
ws censorship. Hullinger is !.
wspaper correspondent and at
npted to cable in advance from +
scow. news Of the signing Of the y
$50. German treaty on Easter a
nday. &
The senior class Of the university "
selected as it's gift to the school NJ
arge clock, reputed to be one of u
finest in Kansas. 1t Is 100 inches IA
4, 26 inches wide and II inches "
p. The clock will be presented &c
exercises. "a
rhirty-five sophomore engineer vi
students at the university will
'e Lawrence on June 2 to attend
annual summer camp of the en- se
eering school, to be held near le'
wood. The students will be in .n
p several weeks and will stake -
the following classes of work: '"
d surveying, Topographic map ne
:, field astronomy. basetine meas er
e and triangulation. lof