The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

era house Saturday evening.
The weather is hot, and sunny Kan
sas'' is getting i'll its work.
Mr.. Atwood. of New York, has been
the guest of Hon. c. III. LebOld this
week.
Mrs. Como is more than pleasing the
ladies of Abilene with her fine assert
ment of millinery goods.
Clay Center picniced at Salina last
Thursday. They passed through here
with six coaches we'll filled.
Mr.. Joseph Heren, living near Enter
prise, was among the many pleasant
callers at this office last week.
A slow procession will move towards
the opera house Saturday evening. jim
ME Blaine and how best to bury. him
will be talked about by the ''stalwarts. u
Miss Ella Hamaker is at home from
Cornell college Iowa. Her many young
friends will be glad to have her with
them again.
VIM. Eisenhower, living some three
miles east of the city, is happy father
now, and in paternal way he smiles
upon 9-pOund boy.
The receiving and shipping capacity
of Abilene has required the building OF
another side railroad track nearly a
quarter of mile long.
Mr.. Bullock, of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, after an absence of two years,
is visiting friends i'll this city, all OF
whom will be glad to see him.
Mrs. A. r. Forbes, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. b. l.. StrOther,
returns to her home in Georgetown,
! Col, this afternoon.
Mr.. Ed. Veigiard has tin shop
his residence on Sixth street, west OF
the NJ. E. Church. He is prepared to
do Job and contract work of anything
in his line.
Mr.. S. Franklin, of Industry, called
i'll to see us Friday, and reported that
he had just sold five eight months old
pigs for S6-4O a piece. How is that fOI
fine stock raising?
Mr.. NJ. Bowling has by mutual con-
sent severed his connection with the j.
E. Bonebrake Hardware Company, and
hereafter will devote his whole energy to
his large landed interests.
Mrs. ID. W. Keller has been visiting
| friends and relatives i'll Iowa for the
past two weeks, and ID. W. is discOnso,
| late. His new 10 foot 2-inchp plank side,
walk does not console him.
III. Shadinger is one of the finest pa
per hangers and decorators i'll the west
His artistic work can be seen at the
Henry House and in many of the finest
residences i'll the city.
Mrs. Jas. C. Skies called Saturday
and ordered the REFLECTOR sent tOhel
sister. Emma Robert, Sherman's Dale
Pa. That made the twenty-tifth new
subscriber for the week.
Mr.. f. 3. Wilson'S fine residence OF
Vine street, is rapidly nearing compile
ton. 1t is being painted by Lancaster
81 Mcdowell, and when finished will bt
one of the handSOmeSt residences alOn.
the line.
The bellies of New York will be filled
with envy, when they learn from thi
item. that the latest agony in Kansas
with some of the ladies is the adoption
of young wolves as pets instead o
poodle dogs.
If you wish to be happy and comfort
able 90 to Berry Bros. and secure on
of their gasOlene cook stoves. The,
save fuel, are perfectly safe, and vii
do all that is claimed for them just a
we'll out of doors as in the house.
James McNaspy and August Kandt
of Union. and Harry Garten, OF Solo
mon City, three honest, substantial fan
mers and all Click men, were i'll to Sc
the REFLECTOR yesterday. They re
port fine prospect for a big wheat crop
The McCurdy Bros large bushes
house, just north of Upshaw's furnitur
establishment is rapidly being pushe
ahead. The first floor will be a larg
business room and the second floor wi
be divided up into private rooms to b
used as offices.
The following is taken from the Be'
tonian. published at Bentonville, A
7 kansas: Mr.. NJ. Z. Deming, son {
l our townsman, Lot Deming, came
: from Abilene, Kansas, last Sunday. y
: ter resting a short time he will join IL
BentOnidn crew.
Herman Hick, young German, W;
captured Sunday evening at the dep'
. by Sheriff Miller. He is charged wit
stealing horse in Wabaunsee count
J, The young fellow resisted arrest all Il
way to the jail, but he was a me
handful to the powerful sheriff.
Mrs. Robert Mott died last Sund;
evening of pyemia at the family res
dence ON Spruce street, aged % yeaI
Mrs. Mott, a lady who had many war
Z and sympathiZing friends, had BET
+ seriously i'll several weeks before dea
|. came to her release. The funeral Sc
vices were held Tuesday afternoon, al
the mortal remains were buried III t
S city cemetery. To Mr.. Mott, his nc
, motherless children, and relatives al
friends of the family, the REFLECTC
extends its sincere sympathy.
Mr.. Harrison Bonebrake was in Sol
mon City last Sunday, and while the
e he saw full grown, ferOciOuSly ARM
cowboy, the first one of the speci
since 1872. y large dog lacked discl
ton enough to run out and bark
,r the heels of the horse on which {
b cow boy proudly rode, and without
word of protest from a large croy
of street idlers. the terror of t
plains coolly leveled his revolver. sh
: the dog and unconcernedly pursued
onward course. An admiring crON
was alarmingly quiet until the ''straI
er within the gates" had got outsi
]. the walls.