Abilene and Wichita Railroad Charter Filed
J R Burton and Dal Valentine filed a charter for the Omaha Abilene Wichita Railway Company to build from Omaha to Wichita through Washington Clay Dickinson Marion Harvey Butler and Sedgwick counties with business in Wichita. Fourth of July in Abilene featured a large fair crowd, relief corps tables, speeches, Emancipation Proclamation reading, a baseball game 9 to 0, rain ended the day, and plans for a future lawn festival with fireworks. A pleasant visit of Miss M E Griswold’s art class from Junction City included tea, exhibits and carriage rides, with Abilene residents hosting and planning future exchanges. There was a late parade and speeches, a rain scare, a drama at the Opera House, and progress on a new elevator, with local shoppers noting cheap produce.
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Abilene
Topeka
Suh
Commonwealth
RefLector
J. R. Burton
Dal Valentine
Omaha, Abilene & Wichita Railway Company
Omaha
Wichita
Washington, Clay, Dickinson
Marion
Harvey, Butler
Sedgwick
G. A. R. Boys
Fair Grounds
Ladies Relief Corps
J. P. Quinn
W. S. Anderson
C. C. Bitting, Jr
W. P. Leeds
W. S. Stambaugh
W.S. Sledge
Rothschild
M. E. Griswold
Junction City
Frank Smith
Sumner Peirce
McKnight
Keihl
Schach
Weichalbaum
Geo. Reynolds
White
Miller
Lawrence
J. Humphrey
Hogan's Grove
Carpenter
Humphrey
N. M. Curti
M. N. Curts
Suls
A. J. Poor
Ilis
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Chapman
Dickinson County
Childrens’ Shoes
G. W. C. Rohrer
Opera House Boot and Shoe Store
J. H. Brady
Calia and
SEF MB
J. G. Northcraft
Erainsas
Ok UO
Daily Gazette
N. Blevins
J. J. Reagan
Ablicoe
Kansas
Overcomo & Lazuee
Caseyma
TAC. Koontz
Hollar’s
Third Street Bakery
Sa Ahha & Tin Shop
Sixth Street
Finley