The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-04
Sells circus next Friday.

Sells circus next Friday.
Jerry Sheahan, of Solomon. was in
the city on business last Saturday.
The Episcopal sunday school has been
changed from morning to O'Clock, p. NJ.
Gov. Click wasn't ''pulverized'' to
any great extent at the Opera House
last Monday evening.
The two daughters Of Mr.. Pat Berry
have returned to their studies at Mt.
st. Mary's Academy, Leavenworth.
Mr.. VI. TiltOn and daughter. Miss
Grace. returned home yesterday from
an extended visit to eastern friends.
Gilbert Brindle, of Lewistown. Penn,
was looking around Abilene last Tues
day with his friend, Rush GibbOney.
The matrimonial market in Abilene
last Tuesday was unusually actiye-four
marriages having taken place on that
day.
Mrs. \. Morgan. and two daugh-
tiers, of LavenwOrth. are visiting in the
city as the guests of L. {. McInemey
and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leming. of Jefferson
township. left on last Friday for Gin
cinnati, Ohio, her old home. We wish
her pleasant visit.
4 whirlwind in Liberty township on
SUNDAY. Aug. n. damaged the wheat
stacks and house of Mr.. J. 5. IIOllinger.
and destroyed the granary of another
farmer.
Company X. was presented by the b.
B. society last Monday evening with
$1,000 in Widow Buffers currency. \
committee was appointed to draft reso-
luton of thanks.
Thomas Henry Watterson Mcdowell
arrived in Abilene Sunday afternoon
from an extended and highly enjoyed
visit with friends and relatives at his
old home in Clayton, Ill.
Notice of the Abilene schools was
received too late for this issue. Teach
ers. however. are requested to assemble
at the Central School Building for as
signment, at p. m. Saturday, Sep. 9Th.
Reverend Politician Wake scattered
Gov. Click all over town last Monday
night. and the poor man $ severed parts
are so minute that decent. christian
burial will be impossible.
\. E. Bishop returned home from the
eastern markets last Sunday. lie
bought magnificent stock of new
goods. For particulars, see his adver-
tisement in another column.
Misses Della and Nellie Thornton
arrived home last Friday from Chicago,
where they had been visiting some two
months. Relatives and friends made
their stay in the metropolis of the
Northwest very pleasant and enjoyable.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
Church thank all, who so kindly assist
ed i'm making the Pink Tea a success,
enabling us to cancel portion of our
church debt. EMILY LIFTS, Sec'y.
W. III. IriOn and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowman
will occupy the J. f. Augustine store
room on Broadway about the 18th
of this mOnth-Mrs. Bowman with
books, stationery and notions, and Mr..
Irion with sewing machines and musical
instruments.
The uniforms for the militia boys
came Wednesday morning. They are
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and when the company is dressed i'll
them we think it will be the finest
looking in the state and our citizens
will feel proud of Company X.
The Pink Tea Festival given at
ArmOry Hall last Thursday evening by
the ladies of the Episcopal church, was
a gratifying social and financial success.
About SD. were taken in, and the net
proceeds amounted to something like
$500.
Miss Ella Hersey, daughter of Tim
Hersey, the respected founder of Abb
lene. has been the guest of Mrs. ID. ID.
HOrnadav for the past week or two.
She will leave next week for the State
University at Lawrence, which she will
enter as a pupil.
Rev. r. G.. Mccarthy and family will
return to their home in Abilene some
time next week, and services will be
held as usual on the second Sunday of
this month. The Rev. gentleman has
been ENJOYING his vacation ut his old
home, Windham, n. Y, very much.
c. Rugh, in helping to get wagon
loaded with wheat out of a ditch just
this side of the river bridge, last Mon
.Iay. was kicked in the left side by
mule. Three of the unfortunate gen.
tleman'S ribs were fractured. He is
doing nicely, however, athis home some |
five miles southwest of Abilene.
DIR. J. VI. Ernest. of North George !
town, Ohio. is visiting in Dickinson
county, the guest of o. Unkefer. The
DIR. may conclude to locate in the com- |
ty, and as he is a good looking young |
Buckeye of apparent ability and DEM !
Ocrat, the REFLECTOR will heartily |
welcome him.
Henry Lifts arrived home last Satur- |
day from Hancock, Col, where he has |
been all summer engaged in mining. |
He is looking and feeling WELL and is as
much of democrat as ever. He was |
accompanied 10y his cousin, Archie |
Lifts, who returns TO his home after an |
absence of two years at Hancock.
The Gdzette'S account of the demo-
cratic rally which was held at Abilene |
on Saturday, Aug. 2Sd, was libel even |
on the small amount of intelligence |
possessed by the writer. The ebuliition |
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