The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

See Jenny Wolff at the Opera HOust
tonight.
Capt. Davidson returned last Thurs
day from Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan have returned
from a short visit in Topeka.
Harry Lee is off for two weeks visit
to parents and friends at Ottawa. Kas
Mr.. D. l.. Pisle returned home last
week from an enjoyable visit to the
East.
Messrs. Jno. E. Bonebrake and J. j.
Cooper were in Kansas City last Satur-
day.
Rev. Geo. Merriam's subject for next
Sabbath morning at the Baptist church
WILL be Baptism.
The highest price paid for dressed
poultiy and wild game at ID. Mortified,
on Cedar street.
Mr.. J. c. Fenton returned last Thurs
day from pleasant trip to his old home
and friends in Illinois.
Clay Center has more pretty girls than
discount Clay Center two to one.
Meeting of teachers of the Baptist
Sunday school at the home of the pas
tor Friday evening of this week.
The stores are daily tmOnged now
with people busy making their selec-
tons of presents for the loved ones.
Some of the ladies Of Abilene have
formed literary and scientific club.
May it do good work, and live long and
prosper.
The Junction City Republican is en-
larged to an eight column folio, and is
very much improved in reading matter
and appearance.
Mr.. D. II. Metzger and daughter left |
Wednesday evening for two weeks |
visit with relatives and friends in
ingalls,, Kas.
Mrs. Emily Blaich, of Enterprise,
KS, has long been a contributor to the
fiction department Of German and
French periodicals.
Master Willie Clark, of Junction City,
has resumed his place as clerk in Mrs.
Bowman's store and will attend school
in Abilene this winter.
Subject of Elder Loves lecture next
Sunday evening at the Christian church
is, MANS Internal Nature in its Rela-
ton TO Religion Outwardly Revealed"
The Lutheran, Christian, Baptist,
Presby .erian and Methodist Sunday
schools will have interesting exercises
and Santa Claus treat for their SchOl-
ais on the evening OF Dec. 24th.
The close DOT Of carpets at Sewelrs
runs right through the Holiday season. !
They will always be glad to show Gus
toners the wonderful bargains they
have TO ot1er. Wv
Bag@ Sunday School committees are
invited to call at Sewell's and see the
line of Christmas Tree Decorations
displayed. More brilliant and cheaner
than ever before.
All members of Co. K. are hereby
notified to assemble at ArmOry for drill !
and important business, on next Mon J
day evening at O'Clock. By order Of )
Captain CulbertsOn.
If delinquent subscribers don't pay I'D !
freely the coming week the REFLECTOR +
man will have to look away from the ,
contribution box next Sunday in order
to have nickle on which to enjoy
Christmas. {
Shockey & Snider will soon open out /,
in full blast branch establishment of !
their agricultural and hardware bus- :
ness at Hope. They are experienced =
business men, and no doubt will meet !
with large trade. :
Or musical people have formed them
selves into a society for the study and .
practice of music. This is literally fill
ing "a long felt want No town in
Kansas can boast of more good singers G
than can Abilene. q
Jenny Wolff Comique Opera Co. at 7
Bonebrake'S Opera House tonight. 7
From the high notices of the press in !,
general there is strong array of talent 7
In this operate combination and will {
merit a full house. :
The Carlisle, PA TOlm,teer saws: b
quite number of people in this coun- '
ty are preparing to go west next spring.
Kansas seems to attract Bro. Yea q
mer there is no better place to direct .
them to than Dickinson county. .
Mr.. a. q. Buchanan met with quite II
3 painful accident last week. While 0
riding young horse after cattle he was I
thrown to the ground and considerably e
bruised up. Monday he was in town 4
but moved slowly and with a limp. v
There will be a meeting of the Policy O
Holders Association of the Abilene e
Fire Insurance Co., at the o
court house in Abilene, on SATURDAY.. n
Dec. Goth, 1884, at O'Clock. D. m.
j. A. MEDARIs, Sec'y.
Mr.. Sherwood Davidson arrived on 1 1
Sunday last from Clay Center, and is y
confined to bed with a severe attack of 7
malarial fever. Sherwood's friends in d
Abilene hope to see him speedily re- a a
stored to health. Il
Rev. A. Briggs, of Wilton, Iowa. is "
holding a series eff meetings in the Uni t,
versalist Chapel every evening during p
the present week. Rev. Briggs is a "
scholarly gentleman. an able preacher n
and our readers will be amply repaid in D
his ministrations among ms S,
Abilene Lodge, No. SO. A. or. :;
VIII have royal good time this evening :,
at the court house, In the way Of a So !,
cable and basket banquet. The LODGES .
or Solomon CITY and Fntn,ny;co ,,,;Il - / -