The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-04
u RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Will Russell of Mcpherson, spen
Thanksgiving with his parents in thi!
city.
Mrs. d. II. Metzger is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Langellier, in st. Paul
MINI.
Mr.. Frank Bearce ate Thanksgiving
turkey with Mr.. L. II. Faulkner and
family.
Mrs. Augustine entertained large
party Of ladies to tea last Thursday
evening.
Miss Della Thornton and sisters en-
tertained large company of young la
dies last Friday evening.
Ed. Smythe came up from Kansas
City last week and spent several days
with friends in this city.
a raid was made on a gambling den
on the south side last week and five of
the boys were caught and fined.
Sherwood Davidson and friend, Mr..
Shawhan, of Clay Center, attended the
Thanksgiving ball in this city last week.
Mr.. Will Rowland, of Thayer, Kan
sas, was in the city this week visiting
with his sister, Miss Rose Rowland.
John W., Richard and Ella Huitt, of
Illinois, and Stephen A. Farrow, of
Minneapolis, Kan, attended Mrs. w.
J.Huitt's funeral last Saturday.
Lost, rubber coat on public road be-
tween Abilene and Industry, Tuesday,
Dec. 2. Suitable reward will be paid
for the return of the coat to Hodge
Bros. store.
Shumway and Rappenecker, dealers
in flour, feed, grain, &C., are still at
their old stand on Broadway, where
they are prepared to furnish customers
with everything in their line and in any
quantity.
$50 Geo. W. Aspley, of Nashville, H., is
visiting friends and relatives in Dick
inson county. Mr.. Aspley is demo-
GRAFT of strong faith and rejoices with
the rest of the "bourbonS'' over the
election Of democratic president.
Benevolent Lodge, No. 26, and Cyrus
Chapter, No. %, a. F. &. A. NJ, will
give public installation and banquet
in the lodge room on Friday evening,
Dec. 20. Invitations will be issued on
iy to members and their families.
A full attendance of all comrades,
G. A. R., is requested at our next meet
ing, Monday, December Sth, as election
OF officers and other business of impor-
lance will come before the Post. W. |
H. Childs, p. c.; D. L. Pisle, Adj't.
w. NJ. Ferguson, of Richland county, |
Ohio, and friend of Col. Swigart, of |
Newbem township, is looking around |
this county with an idea of settling here
and becoming one of us. We shall be
gladto welcome him to prosperous Dick
inson.
MARRIED, at the residence of the
bridegroom's father, November 9th,
1884, by Rev. W. R. Beegle, Mr.. George
W. Walck and Miss Dora NJ. Williams.
both of Abilene, Kansas. After the
marriage ceremony all partook freely of
thanksgiving dinner.
VIM. II. Doake has about completed
a commOdious feed yard at the corner
of Buckeye Av. and Fourth street. and
farmers can do no better than by leav-
ing their wagons and teams there. We
are of the opinion that farmers and
others will find this yard very conve-
nient thing.
Hook and Ladder Co., No. l. had a
big time at their headquarters last Fri
day night. Henry Harnish, as per
agreement before election should Cleye-
land be elected, had a keg of beer on
tap, and Chief Rohrer added oysters.
crackers, &C., to the beer and the bows
went in for jolly, genteel time. And
we are informed that they had it.
Geo. NJ. Knight, ason offs. C.Knicbt.
of Lincoln township, died last Saturday
night of typhoid fever. The bow was
in his sixteenth year, and was the sole
dependence of his aged parents decIin-
ing years. Viewed from this stand
point his untimely death seems donhIv
sad and distressing. But the Angel
OF Death knows no mercy, and his visits
are not always timed to suit humanitv;s
needs and hopes.
Frank DOMAIN, held for the murder
OF Fogle, the old apple man, in the
southern part of this county the latter
part OF August, 1888, had his preIimi-
nary examination before Justice Smith
last Monday and Tuesday. About 40
witnesses testified, and while no direct
or fatal testimony was given in the cir
cumstantial evidence was 80 strona
that Justice Smith bound the defend
ant Tor his appearance at the next term
OF the district court in the sum of S5
VOO, failing to give which he was re-
manded to Jail. This case will excite
great deal of interest when it is called
IN the district court. 1890