The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-12
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


lately vacated by E. d. Humphrey, on
Sixth street.
Miss Allie Como is at home from
school, and her many friends are glad
to welcome her back.
VIII Little. student of the Univer-
sity at Lawrence, is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Keiser, widow of DR.. Keiser, is
now very pleasantly situated at the
corner of Spruce and Fifth streets.
Miss Lenna W. Rennell, of New
York City, is visiting in the city as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Merriam.
LosT-On, or near Buckeye Avenue
or Second street, Wednesday, May %.
a gray shawl. Finder will please leave
at this office.
Charles Zeiben and Sarah Arbuckle,
both of Aroma, were married III ABB
lene last Thursday afternoon by Squire
John Quinn.
Ernest NJ. Mortified and Eva Belnap
were married by Rev. George Merriam
on Tuesday evening. The REFLECTOR
extends its congratulations.
Mrs. T. L. Thornton and daughters,
Misses Della and Nellie, left Monday
for a two months visit to friends and
relatives in Galva and Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. J. E. Cook, of Wyandotte, came
in last Tuesday morning to take charge
of the sewing machine department OF
the Bonebrake Hardware Company.
Henry Lifts spent last Sunday in
Denver. lie and Horace Lifts Will go
TO the mountains this week. They
have mining interests in Chaffee county.
LII. Faulkner left on Monday for
Boston to buy large stock of boots
and shoes, which he will open III the
room now occupied by Irion Il Armi-
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron J. Lobdell came
in from Iowa last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. LObdell and his charming bride
will be gladly welcomed by many
friends.
Mr.. CD. Barnes left Tuesday for
Ieavenworth. where he will attend a
meeting of the State. pharmaceutical
association. G. d. is a live and pro-
gressive young druggist.
Miss May Myer, who has been visit
ing in Atchison, and her sister, Miss
Helen, who has been going to school III
the same city, returned to their Abilene
home last Monday.
The city treasurer received last month
| nearly S155 from liquor and other hnes.
If this keeps up the city authorities VII
he able to make a respectable showing
at the end of the year after all.
Two COWS FOR SALE.-A. LeSher
three miles northwest of Abilene, has
two good mich cows, soon to come IL
fresh. which he will sell at reasonable
rates. Call on him for particulars.
What has become of several of Oul
county correspondents Enterprise, Sol
ONION City, Dillon, Jefferson and othel
places? Are the boys dead or too bus.
to write? Come on with your letters
we want 'em.
race between trotting and pacln'
teams for purse of $50 came OH at Ill
Fair Grounds last Saturday. The PAGER
belonged to Tom Wilson, of Abilene
and the trotters to J. II. Brady, of En-
terprise. The PAGERS won.
Mr.. 4. J. WilcOX's stable, four mile
northwest of Abilene, was burned
the ground with all its contents las
week. There was no insurance, an
the REFLECTOR heartily sympathlze
with Mr.. Wilcox in his severe loss.
Mrs. Hazlett and Mr.. and Mr.:
Mahan attended the Theodore Thoma
concert at Kansas City last Friday an
Saturday evenings. They heard Wag
ner's deathless music sung by sue
o1tistes as Nilsson, Materna and Scarla
The REFLECTOR goes into illustrate
journalism this week and presents Il
readers with very good picture OF IL
:, renublican nominee for President, NJ
J. G.. Blaine. The proceedings who
nominated him are given at SON
length.
At the instigation of some patriot
democrats. the nomination of Blaine WI
received by republicans here with tV
rounds of cheers. Further proceeding
? were postponed until Tuesday evenln
4 This was done to give the boys time
work up some enthusiasm.
! Miss Ida Romig returned home fro
F Lawrence last week. Miss Rom
: graduated from the University at tn
CITY with the honors of her class, al
comes home crowned with success al
surrounded by the flowers OF victor
| The REFLECTOR cOngratulates.
V Mr.. NJ. Tilton leaves to-day for j
:. ferson. Green county, Penn. lie W
y stop for short time at Catlin, Ill, a
will 90 from Pennsylvania to Morga
ton. Va. his old home. Mr.. Tilt
will be absent some two months, a
the REFLECTOR wishes him a pleasa
!, time.
CLAY Center is putting OH go
MANY frills because its township ass
4 sor makes a return of 1882 people.
1888 the population was a little me
y than 5000. Now it is 41S2. y pI
J. nomenal increase, indeed; but We IL
y our beard that the figures take III
whole township.
The REFLECTOR Office is under ma
obligations to Mrs. ThOs. Downey 10
r pitcher full of most excellent ice crea
which little Miss Downey brought do
IN Tuesday afternoon. The favor v
C highly appreciated, and the delici'
cream rapidly disappeared before
hungry attacks of the office force.
~ The City Council met in regular
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