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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1886

Page

5

Abilene fair prep and town growth discussed

Long list of notes on Dickinson County Fair Aug 31 to Sept 3, including entries, premiums and exhibitor encouragement. Local business and infrastructure updates cover J M Brentzer store addition Samuel Carpenter planning a hotel Welsher social at pastor’s home and plans for a street railway in Abilene along with school reopening and park development suggestions.

J. M. Brentzer Mercury Rer Shockey & Snider Flora Inp Dickinson County Kas Mud Creek IL. C. Harvey H. ©. Warner

Mountain Pink gives delightful performance at lawn festival

Miss Edith Dirstine led an excellent company at the opera ball on Wednesday presenting A Mountain Pink to a receptive audience. Harold Wilmot actor W. B. Harrison and Captain Bonnery actor Glen Chase drew praise while Miss Carrie Chase and Miss Alice Hammer impressed as their parts. The troupe boasted a full band and an engaged crowd praised the show, which may return next winter. Meanwhile the Gleaners Society hosts an ice cream festival for church funds at Rev. Stauffer’s residence on West Fifth. A special note from the Anti Monopolist commends Mrs. Fuller and her Abilene students for a well received elocution program at Bubrer’s opera house. The Abilene Reformed church women plan a Cedar street lunch room during county fair proceeds aiding church completion. Clarification from G E Richardson denies any deputy postmaster claim regarding Buchanan’s appointment chances.

Edith Dirstine Glen Chase Bonnery Carrie Chase Alice Hammer Weeks Clara Beach Clay Center Dispatch Bonebrake Opera House Gleaners Society J. F. Fuller Enterprise Bubrer Opera House Olive Scoggins Bertie Fuller Burnell Cme Ladies of the Reformed Church Abilene Cedar Street

Dickinson County Normal Institute cert applicants named

At the close of the Dickinson County Normal Institute there were 107 applicants for school certificates. The list names many individuals with locations and grades earned, including David Goheen Enterprise 4.C, Thomas Carlton, Hattie Arnold Oak Hill, Abilene, Winnie Schopp Abilene, Louis Arnold Oak Hill, W. E. Austin New Chillicothe, Annie Curtis Abilene, and numerous others across Abilene Chapman Solomon and surrounding areas. Also included are local ads for grain, produce, and grocery prices, with various shopkeepers and price lists for wheat, corn, oats, and vegetables.

Dickinson County Normal Institute David Goheen Enterprise C. Thomas Carlton Fred Shadinger Abilene Timmons D. F. Shirk Hope Hattie Arnold Oak Hill Clay County Winnie Schopp HL. E. Cooper Belle Springs Diebi Chapman Louis Arnold Miller W. E. Austin New Chillicothe Annie Curtis F. Landis Eva Stewart Solomon Lula Law Jas Howard Lida Humble Mary Humble Lena Steele Wm. H. Wagner Detroit Ella Fawc Emil Grosser S. B. Goodsped A.G. Ellsworth May Taylor J. McMillen Tt. H. Leeds Lon Jenks Maggie Yalin New Basel James Welch Banner City

Baseball Notes From Salina and Abilene Games

The Salina club lost 5 to 3 at Abilene after adding Minneapolis players. Copeland allowed five runs in three innings for Salina, with McCarthy substituting. Burke and Bradley starred for Salina. Hurley covered first. The next day Abilene led Salina 1–1 in Salina before Salina refused to play over umpire change and forfeited 9–0.

Salina Abilene Minneapolis Copeland McCarthy Our Burke Bradley Hurley

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