The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-19

Louis Bugher left yesterdy with his
family for OklOhOmO to locate.
Mrs. VIM Hodge and daughters left
on Monday night for visit to the old
home in Ohio.
Mrs. J. y. Graves left Monday for
visit to parents and friends at Bellyi-
dere, LII.
The Episcopal church now has beau
tifully decorated chancel window, the
gift of DR.. f. E. IIazlett.
DR.. f. NJ. Hurley, of Abilene, can be
found at ID. G. Smiths drug store.
Consultation free.
T. y. Smalley has purchased a resi-
dence i'll LebOld's addition of j. j.
Berry and has moved into it.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
Church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. b. +. Nelson this Thursday after
noon.
Berry Bros. gasoline cook stoves are
great saving of fuel; and you can
cook. wash and iron with them with
ease and comfort.
If you want tin roofing, spOuting, or
any kind of work in the tin line give
Ed. Veigiard call. ShOp-at his resi-
dence, on Sixth street, west of the NJ.
E. Church.
Giles & Gordon have added cOnyen-
fence to their grain elevator by the
erection of large shed on the north
side. y protection from sun and rain
to the man at the scales.
If you wish to be happy and comfort
able 90 to Berry Bros. and secure one
of their gaSOlene cook stoves. They
save fuel, are perfectly safe, and will
do all that is claimed for them just as
well out of doors as in the house.
George ROher was the happiest man
in town last Saturday. Mr.. Robert
Knox brought with him, on his return
from Washington, Georges three little
daughters who will make their home
in the future with their father i'll Abb
lene.
i. Messrs. Wakefield and Hopkins, of
, the Anti-MOpOpOliSt, that excellent
home paper of Enterprise, visited the
REFLECTOR office last Thursday after
noon. They intend to add power
press to their office and improve their
paper. Success to them.
Married, by Judge Culbertson, We'd.
nesday, June 18th, Mr.. Harry Brubakel
to Miss Addie CASTILLO. Harry is an
industrious young man engaged at
+ ShOckey & Snider's hardware store, anG
e Miss Addie is one of Abilene,'s most &C
/ cOmplished young ladies. The RE
: FLECTOR cOngratulates.
Less than fifty republicans, demo
Gratis and boys all told attended thu
: Blaine and Logan club meeting Satur
h day night. 4 permanent organization
r, was perfected. with J. b. Case, Pres.;C
t J. McDivitt. V. p; J. W. Wilson, Sec.
e and J. NJ. Fisher, Treas. No enthusi
asm was manifested whatever.
e The Gazette and Chronicle are tryin
II to run John \. Martin with a prOhibi
# ton cloak. But the true prohibition
l, lists know that he is not their man an
p in supporting him they would have t
throw aside true principle. Such hy
, pocrisy will not be swallowed by then
n And they are cOnsOling themselves Wit
N the fact,
y THAT the hypocrite's hope shall perish.
E. Mr.. \. b. Churchill, of Chapman
and Miss Emma Leake, were marie
X at the home of the brides parents
w Keywest. Coffee county, Kan, Jun
IN 18th. Mr.. Churchill is,,an enterprisln
no and successful farmer and Miss EmH
ye is a highly accomplished young lad
al and living in Abilene for some time 81
has many friends to join with ~.
C.,s'' in wishing them happy al
y prosperous journey through life.
Mt On Wednesday, June 4th, a good
& number of NJ. DIS of the Eclect
1T school. met in Salina, for the purpo
It's of organizing medical society. II
meeting was big success and prov
instructive and interesting to all pre-
~ ent. They adopted constitution al
bylaws. and the society will be know
III as the Eclectic Medical Society of Ce
u! trail Kansas. The following office
~ were elected: G.. ". HOlbrOok. Pre-
~ dent. of Little River; J. K. Osborn
MY V.P.. of Bennington: l. Shook, I'd
: P. of Abilene; D. NJ. Gillespie, Sec
ion tary. of Salina: E. Crosby, Treasur
ne, of Minneapolis. The Society adjourn
OK, to meet again in Salina the first W.
i've nesday in October, at which time y
the iI. Shook will have a valuable essay up
ka. the physiology of the heart. Able
can was creditably represented by u
Shook and Gish.