The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-21
Remember the pink tea next week.


NJ. V. Upshaw left for the East last
Friday evening to buy a new stock of
goods.
Simon Rothschild and J. B. Case are
in the eastern markets buying fall and
winter goods.
The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will give pink tea" next week at
the skating rink.
Mrs. Carrie IIOltOn will leave to-day
for st. Joseph, Mo-, where she will Wis
it relatives and friends.
The fifth annual reunion of the Ten
nessee colony will be held in the Not
tori grove, Aug. 23d.
The Ladies' Guild will meet on
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. l..
COoley's on Fifth street, near Buckeye.
Mrs. III. H. Hazlett very pleasantly
entertained her friends at her handsome
home on Second street, last Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. J. II. Wurtz, of Pennsylvania. is
visiting friends in Dickinson county
and looking after his land in Garfield
township.
There will he an excursion to Harris
burg, Pa, Sept. 18th, at very low rates.
For particulars call on O.. F. Morley,
at BOnebrake's.
Rev. w. Fl. Snyder, of Georgetown,
Col, has short vacation and is enjoy
ing it in trout fishing in the lovely parks
of that state.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas II. Vail, D. D.,
L. L, D., Bishop of the Diocese of Kan
sas. will visit st. Johns Parish, abb
lene, Sept 18th.
Mrs. j. a. Graves returned home last
week from an extended visit to parents
and friends in Illinois. She reports
having a lovely time.
Go early if you desire seat at the
Opera House Saturday evening. Click,
Moonlight, FenlOn and Moss will be
the speakers of the evening.
The 'coals of fire. heaped by Clay
Center upon Abilene's head have al
ready been productive of much good
Abilene feels just a little bit humili.
ated.
A. F. Engle and wife, of Newark
Ohio. arrived in the city last night anC
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Liggett. They are on their way tC
| Denver.
The Misses Nevin and Miss Ripple
who have been the guests of Mrs. d. r
Gordon for several months past, left fol
their home i'll Baltimore last Tuesda!
evening.
Rev. II. \. l.. King, wife and chill
dren, after a short but pleasant visi
with Mr.. Kings father, DR.. w. n. King
left yesterday for their home in Burlin
game, Kansas.
Mr.. Thad Hopkins, of Topeka, is il
the city for a few days enjoying tn
hospitality of warm friends. ''Hoppy'
was one of the boys while with Cas-
and Hamaker.
The REFLECTOR is under obligation
to Mr. Chas. Young for lot of lusciou
Concord grapes, which he left upon on
table yesterday. They were large, fin
and of excellent flavor.
John Shane has sold his residenc
property on west Fifth street to r. '
Roll. of Cincinnati, o., for 81 900. casf
Mr.. Roll will move with his family
Abilene in about month.
The rain last Saturday mornin
washed away one of the outside base
ment walls of the Abilene bank builC
ing. This is the second time the wa
D.. has been washed away this year.
John Henthon arrived home Tuesda
afternoon from Missouri, whittier b
: had gone to get married. His blushin
and lovely bride was with him. Ma
their skies be always bright and ausp
cious.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Hamaker an
daughter, Miss Ella, left yesterday fl
Hot Springs, Ark. where they wi
. spend several weeks. Mr.. Hamak,
will go from the Springs to the Easter
markets.
II. Guettler will open bakery
his building on Buckeye Ave-, ju
south of Hodge Bros, in few day
{ His arrangements are about complet,
and the bakery will be in operate
some time next week.
L. III. Faulkner'S stock of boots al
y shoes have arrived and his clerks a
!, busily engaged in placing them in t
: store room to the north of the clOthil
: department. Faulkner & Co., will sot
: have afine double store.
Mrs. C. A. Gunnen and son, Cal
w. n. Gunnell, of Missouri, arrived
the city last Tuesday. Mrs. Quinn
" will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. L
; T. B. Ross, for several weeks, VIII
Capt. Gunnen viii leave for COlora
q in few days.
Hon. d. S. Henkle, elector-at-lar
of the state of Virginia. arrived in A
ilene last Saturday. He is the guest
his cousin, d. H. Henkle, of Enterpri
ye His trip is on business, but he will spe
r at the democratic rally next Saturd
evening.