The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-23
Louie Lord Monday night Oct. 9th.
Did you feel the cold wave?

lively last Tuesday.
Louie Lord Monday night Oct. 9th.
Hon. L. c. Henry, of Denver, Col. ,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
The militia boys are preparing to give
a grand ball on Thanksgiving night.
Louie Lord Monday night Oct. 9th.
Dr.Flack, of Council Grove, was look
ing around the city yesterday. The DR..
has many friends i'll Abilene.
"a Member of Congress by Louie
Lord and Company at Bonebrake'S
Opera House Monday night.
Rev. l.. II. Holt, of Topeka, delivered
able sermons in the Baptist church last
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kenyon went to
Manhattan, Monday, to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Kenyon's brother.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowman arrived home
last Tuesday from an extended visit
with friends in Chicago and points i'll
Iowa.
Rev. DR.. Bowers discourse next sab
bath night is to be Oh the topic, why
do the churches fail to reach the mas
seS?'
Ed. Vegiard has common iron stove
pipe at Is cents per foot, and Russian
iron pipe at so cents per foot. Buy your
stove pipe Of Ed.
Miss NJ. NJ. KraUSS, niece Of Mr..
Phil Heigle, after a prOtracted visit in
this city, left on Monday for her home
in Belleville, Ill.
Louie Lord and company at Bone
brakes Opera House three nights, COM
mencing Monday, Oct. 9th.
Henry Kandt, if elected, will make
one of the most faithful and capable
Commissioners the County ever had.
Mr.. kaLdt should be elected.
Mr.. Seeds, a young gentleman from
Morrell. Penn, Is new clerk in at
Faulkner & Co. S store. Mr.. Seeds is
a cousin of w. Z. Seeds, of this city.
The civil docket of the district court
has been adjourned until january.
Court will adjourn some time this week,
and politics will receive a new impetus
The democratic rally at Enterprise
last Monday night was a big affair. The
bows at that place are wide awake and
at work. Click will carry the township,
as he should do.
A musicale, given at the residence of
Senator John JOhntz, last Friday even
ing, was attended by large number of
invited guests. The company, i'll its
social qualities, was a very fine one.
The Wilson and Hodge factions of
the grand old party in Dickinson
county have kissed and made up I'M
til after the campaign. There is moth
ing so sweet as peace and harmony in
the family.
No extra charge for reserved seats
for Louie Lord on Monday night.
A scheme is on foot to organize a
stock company to be known as the abb
lene Foundry and Machine Works Com
pany. Mr.. Wishart, of whom we spoke
last week, and who is practical ma
chinist, will be the manager of the COM
pany. The stock will probably be about
$4,000.
2. r. Pitts, brother-in-law of p. j.
Stoddard. arrived in Abilene last Fri
day and will make this city his future
home. Mr.. Pitts is president of the
Abilene Mill and Elevator Co., and the
REFLECTOR is glad to welcome him to
our business circles.
NJ T - TIoJIo,, &c IIo,-oc +o,,-,cl,;,,
received word last Saturday that his
brother, Mr.. j. B. Hallam, democrat,
had been elected treasurer of Richie
county, W. Va, by majority of 267
votes. And the best of the news is
found in the fact that Richie county is
strongly republican.
Mr.. E. r. Crandau has come among
us desiring to secure music class. For
many years he has successfully taught
the Piano and Organ in Palmyra, n. Y.
Word can be left in his order book at
the Office of I. c. Henry Il Co., or sent
through the post office. He will also
tune and repair cabinet organs. loft.
Mr.. o. p. Fenton and family returned
from an extended visit to Decatur, Ill.,,
anu NlclHlly, ldSC 1uuTSudy. MI. ell
ton says that political feeling is running
high i'll all parts of the sucker state.
Rallies are being held nearly every
night, and both parties try to Guido
each other. He says that Carter Har-
rison will be elected Governor.
Mr.. Fred Thies, of Clay Center, has
purchased the Firebrund of that city
and will hereafter run it as democrat
ic paper. Capt. o. NJ. Pugh, an eXpe-
renced newspaper Llan, and one of the
best writers in the state, will be editor
and manager. The REFLECTOR well
comes the Firebrdnd into the fold, and
is glad to see democratic papers in Kan
sas on the increase.
w. j. Potter has opened the skating
rink in this city and will run it during
the winter. He viii put down a floor
of hard, smooth wood. which will great
ly improve the hall and make skating
much more satisfactory. Mr.. Potter is
successful and gentlemanly manager
of skating Kinks, and should be literally
patronized by those of our people who
are fond of the sport.