Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-26
Vbt Rtfettor.
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1890.
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Junction City may boast of her shops and
her men
And talk o. TT. Riley all day,
But she can't play ball in The spring O
the fall
Because she amt built that way.
Harrington is preparing for the mos
glorious kind of a glorious Fourth o.
July.
"A marriage license was granted s
G. Conner and Lucy Murray, both Of
HeringtOn.
Two thousand dollars worth OF
Herington funding bonds were filed
with the county clerk.
ALI outing goods are selling briskly'
They are as comfortable to stay at
home in as to go abroad.
"A marriage license was granted to
Mary NJ. Van Duyn and Henry A
Evans, both of Bonaccord.
Cholera is to be the next plague
Oh well, it will be easier to endure than
McGinty or Annie Rooney.
Where are you going to spend the
Fourth of July? A good many people
will spend it in the harvest field.
From the way census enumeratorS
miss people it is suspected that many
of them must have been detectives.
What has become of the Old-fash-
toned man who used to wear linen
trousers and be comfortable in summer?
THE burglar who was shot in
Olathe Saturday night may be the one
who was in Abilene. He was served
exactly right.
All south Dickinson is preparing
for the Hope fair this fall. BY the way,
is Abilene to have an agricultural dis
play or just racing contests?
The Enterprise Normal college has
changed its name again-this time
from the Harrison Normal college to
the Enterprise Normal college.
"A sale of the southeast /, sec. so,
township IA, range east, was made
yesterday by John Taylor to Henry
Catch, of Liberty township, for $4,000
cash.
A marriage license was granted
VIM. Horn and Laura Benner, both of
this city. Grant Kiefer docs the grand
swearing-in act in Judge Peck's a5-
sence.
The county officers enjoy their
spare moments playing croquet north
of the court house. Mike Bert is said
to have won three BOBBY prizes this
afternoon.
The New York Voice has agents in
terviewing the business men of the
state on prohibition. Should they visit
Abilene they will find healthy hate OF
original package houses.
Everybody does not know that Ed,
Bishop is better handler of the brush
than most sign painters and does al
the fine lettering that adorns Case &
Bishops department store.
"A number of young men of the
city are waxing tanned and hungry in
the harvest fields and thereby increas-
ing the size of their bank account
There is plenty of work for all.
Quite large congregation, assisted
at the 7:3O mass Sunday in Mt. st
Joseph's chapel it being first com
munion day. Eleven children, foul
girls and seven boys were received.
"A deserved honor has been confer
red upon DR.. w. n. Austin by tht
Wichita Medical college, he having
been appointed one of the censors o.
that institution for the next two years
The Lutheran church exercises
conducted by the Sunday school il
honor of Children's day Sunday werI
attended by large audiences. Th'
musical selections were PARTICULAR!
fine and all enjoyed them greatly.
The cantata which was to hav
been given by the people of the Episco
pal church has been postponed unit
fall on account of the warm weather
Prancing around on stage with BIZ
fur cloak on is too much for these no
nights.
old DR.. TObey, of the Salina Herald
wants to run for governor on the pre-
hibition ticket. Tobey has run for Of
fee every year since he was old enoug
to vote and will be remembered a
making a yawping exhibition of hin
eelf in running for congress in 1888.