The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01
eWExtra copies of the REFLECTOR can be found
at sewells Book Store, at the Opera House Book
Store and at this Office.
Purely Personal.


Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. T. C. Henry and family left for
New York state last week.
Hon. John A. Anderson, of Manhat-
tan, was in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. J. B. Case left for Chicago and
other markets, last Sunday. He will
be absent some ten days.
Mr.. Frank White is made happy by
the arrival of his wife and daughter
from an extended absence in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dillon and Mr..
George Hubbard returned to their Abb
lene home from Michigan, last Thurs
day.
VIM. F. Monies and family, of Scran-
ton. Pa. will spend the winter in this
city, and probably locate here instead of
Topeka.
Mr.. Henry Easter visited the RE
FLECTOR Sanctum last Friday and Or
dered the paper sent to George Easter,
Havre. Iowa. And it will be done as
ordered.
Squire A. NJ. German and w. a.
Birch called at the REFLECTOR Sanctum
last Saturday. and the latter gentleman
had his name added to our growing sub
scriptiOn list. And there are others yet
| to follow.
Mr.. II. Wentworth, of the firm OF
Ogden, Wentworth & Hill, stopped il
this city last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Wentworth were returning to theil
home in Russell from heightened visit
in New York.
Mr.. J. p. Fengel, of WOOdbine, wa:
welcome caller at the REFLECTOR Of
flee last Saturday, He was summoned
to town through beaStly weather to ac
as juryman in a case which was con
tinued. 1t costs something to be cit
izen of this great republic.
Boom Boom :!
The REFLECTOR is booming
Seventy-fve new subscribers the pas
week.
Philip Heigle and wife are rejoicing
over their first baby-a fine girl.
We want a good canvasser for tn
REFLECTOR. Will pay good wages.
D. II. Metzger, of the south side,
building an addition to his hotel-Th
Farmers Home.
Luther Hoffman, formerly of thi
city, has gone to Alma, WabaunSe
county, to take charge of weekly pa
per.
Candidates are now giving their friend
J the "shake" Next week the friend
will be giving the candidates tn
'shake''-ere their departure ''up sal
river"
4 New Jersey woman lately wrote t
the publisher to stop her paper as sh
noticed it was "entered at the post OF
flee as second class matter" whereas
she labored under the impression tina
she paid for q first class paper.
The fine and artistic display of good
in Mr.. J. NJ. Brenizer's window, las
week. attracted great deal OF after
ton and won admiration from the pee
pie. Mr.. Brenizer is one of our mos
genial and successful merchants.
The tight rope performance on Broad
way, last Thursday, was an excellen
display of skill and nerve. a larg
crowd of people witnessed the Difficult
acts of the daring aerial acrobat, and con
tributed about S11.00 in dimes an
nickles for the privilege.
1t is just as we expected, and just a
it should be. Miss Mary Erwin, the &C
complished and amiable daughter Q
Mr.. John Erwin, of this county, wo
the gold necklace and cross at TIL
Chapman Fair by being the most beau
tiful and popular young lady Of Dickin
son and Davis counties.
Horace Ingalls,, of Scottsville, Mitch
ell county, and Mrs. Roxy Moore, G
Abilene, were married by Judge Gu
bertson last Saturday. The groom
80 years old and this is his third wife
the bride was lately granted divOrc
from her husband, but nOtwithstandin
these little sorrows, the REFLECTO
wishes them much happiness.