The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-26
NEW THREE-STORY BRICK!
A Three-Story Brick Block to be
Built on Buckeye, North of
Hodge Bros. Store.

In conversation with W. S. Hodg,
this afternoon, we were made acquaint
ed with the following facts:
Immediately after the Hollow anC
Pressed Brick Works have been located
here, and as soon as tn" brick can bs
manufactured, DIR. j. NJ. Hodge, w. S
Hodge and V. B. Cosad will erect Oh
the vacant lots north of Hodge Bros
store, a three story brick block, divided
into three distinct parts, each 25xlOC
feet.
He also stated that the Continental
hotel would be moved from its present
location, and large block erected
where it now stands, to be used as
hotel. Both buildings will be com
menced at about the same time, and
Will add much to the beauty of that
locality.
J. n. Burton returned to Hope this
morning.
Geo. G. Huffman is reported TO be
quite sick.
Mrs. Henry Burroughs is reported to
be much better.
Miss Florence King, of Solomon, was
in the city today.
S. Z. Stauffer came down from Man
chester this morning.
Jonas Erect, of Keystone, is doing
business in town today.
jeff Miller left on the morning Rock
Island train for the south.
Harry Humphry boarded the Santa
Fe this morning for Enterprise.
j. n. Prather, of Enterprise, returned
home Oh this morning S Sa.ta Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. c. Rohrer re.
turned on the noon train from Salina.
Miss Oracle Scott, who has been quite
sick foI some time: is rapidly improv-
ing.
Miss Mary Cain and Miss Hogan
went to Chapman to attend the insti-
tute today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lebold came down
from Lacrosse this morning to remain
permanently.
Mac Barnes left on the noon train to-
day for Atchinson, wher he goes to
study shorthand.
J. II. SwartZ came down from his
school this morning to spend Sunday
with his parents.
c. II. Lebold will leave in few days
for Mexico, TO look after his land and
stock interests there.
Miss Anna Russell left on the after
noon cyclone for Lincoln where a sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Kile, resides.
County Superintendent Ford and A.
C. DeitZ went to Chapman today noon,
to attend the teachers institute there.
w. IL. ii. Bonebrake returned yes
terday afternoon from Chapman, where
he has been invoicing the Roe stock of
hardware, recently purchased by Bone
brake & Rice.
Mrs. Grace Munger and her two
children, who have been visiting Mrs.
Ms sister, Mrs. w. II. Roland, of this
city for some time, returned to their
home in Larned on this mornings
Santa Fe.
Captain Wolfe, Lieut.. Betty Benson
and William Todd, members of the
Salvation Army, left on the noon train
for AtchihSon. to remain permanently.
Cadet Bennett will conduct the meet
ings here i'll the future.
NJ. L. Potter, of the Windsor, took
cutter ride TO the county seat on We'd
nesday last. County Atty Hurd
and Geo. A. Jackson, of Abilene, were
registered at the Windsor the first of
the week.-Hope Dispatch.
Joe Northcraft, an old Abilene boy,
came in from Arkansas yesterday
afternoon. After visit with
friends here he will resume his journey
to Dodge City, where he is engaged in
business.
John Hartman, prominent and
prosperous farmer of jefferson town.
ship. was profitable caller at the Re-
FLECroR Office this morning. Mr.
Hartman is an old resident of the
county, and typical Kansas farmer
always pleasant and overlooking with
good humOr. We are always glad to
look upon his gOod-natured face. Call
often.
IFrom Mondays daily.l
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