Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-05

Nov, John" said the father, shows ar,
bad,
And they only come to work u.s."
So the boy stayed home, but his mean ole
dad
Sneaked through back streets to the cir
Gus.
BE prepared to tell all you know
and more too to the census taker.
The Johns Carriage Works has
opened an up town display ware room
in the Hodge block.
--Supt. Roop, of the Salina schools,
will conduct the Saline county insti-
tute, beginning June 9Th.
Col. Stanton, formerly of the Stan
ton house here, has rented the Cen
tropolis hotel, Kansas City, and will
conduct it.
"A marriage license was issued to
Hall Schlegal and Miss Lydia BOlliger,
of New Basel. They will be married
Wednesday.
All cut rates made on all the rail-
roads will be declared off June 9th.
If you have any travelling to do you
must hurry.
The young people of the NJ. Z.
church are busily engaged arranging
for Children's day exercises which take
place next Sunday.
KoDcoC aditOrS lynOuv bOuv tO aDDra
ciate courtesy. On the recent eXcur-
sion Secretary Vaughan and w. II.
Simpson, of the Santa Fe, were pre-
sented with elegant gold-headed canes.
An Aberdeen WASH paper tells
us that the Aberdeen bank, of which
II. A. Hayes, formerly of Abilene, is
cashier, opened for business May 26th.
Harry's many friends will wish the in
stitution much success.
Three Kansas women have been
appointed census enumerators-one in
Atchison county and two in Jackson
county. i Wichita News-BeacOn.
And two in Dickinson county, which
swells the number to at least five.
Galveston note in Council Grove
Republican: Charlie Harger, of the
Abilene REFLECTOR, is the only mar
ried man who did not succumb to the
wiles of Ann Heuser. Harger says
he's no hirt, if he does wear silk shirts"
Sunday afternoon as Peter Cas-
tello and family, of Ridge township,
were driving home from Sabbath school
their eldest daughter, Nellie, fell out of
the wagon and the wheel ran over her
head, bruising her face up very badly.
Through an oversight, mention of
the Sons of Veterans band was omitted
from our Memorial day report. The
boys added much to the pleasure of
the occasion. They are gaining in pro-
fciency every day and will begin Civ
ing evening concerts in short time.
The eight months old child of
John Graham, who lives near Navarro,
died of summer complaint Wednesday.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. w. II. Boyd, of Hope, in the
Navarro Dunkard church Thursday.
The remains were inferred in the Pill
grims' Home cemetery.
The REFLECTOR is classed by an
envious contemporary with 1.-THE Kan
sas City Journal, New York Tribune
and other papers of i'll repute."
Thanks for the compliment. To be
joined with the best papers of Kansas
City and New Yorr respectively is hon.
or enough for this week.
Ground has been broken for the
new Catholic college at Belleville.
The corner stone will be laid Sunday,
June Sth, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Scamel
of Concordia acting as master of cere-
monies, and j. r. Burton of Abilene
as principal orator. The main build
ing will 169xSO feet, three stories high,
and will cost S75, OOO.-[ Industrialist.
j. Blsgg, of Abilene, was in the
city in attendance upon the swine
breeders convention. Mr.. Blagg says
that the stockmen in his vicinity have
noted the rapid increase in the Wichita
stock market and that it is probable
they will hereafter ship to this market
instead of Kansas City, as in the past.
He thinks that when the difference in
distance is considered the price paid
here is fully equal to that of the Mis-
souri, river market and also that great
saving is made in the shrinkage conse-
quent upon the long haul.-[Wichita
News.Beacon.