Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-08
WOODBINE TIDNGs.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
WOODBNE, Jan. 2.-Misses Matte
and Laura Helt, Of Clark's creek, art
visiting their cousins, Misses Anna anC
Emma Fengle, east of town.
Those who are admirers OF Terpsi
chOre will have an opportunity tC
court that muse at the K. of p. hall on
next Saturday night.
Another Christmas has come and
gone and our people spent the day and
amused themselves in various ways.
At the home of Grandma Gillett were
gathered all her children and their
families who partOOk of her well pre-
pared dinner, and enjoyed themselves
In social intercourse. And by the way,
We want TO state here that the Gillett
boys (all but joel have recently con-
cluded to do good act and get mar
Tisd. James was the first to lead out
in that direction aud selected Miss
Emma Kirkpatrick, who is well and
fsvOrably known here, as his cOnfiden-
hal partner. They are married now
and keeping house in neat little cot
tage that was especially built for thai
purpose in the north part IF town.
Grant the youngest of the boys got
very lonesome and went over 10 Hutch
isOn and welded another Miss Emma,
whose surname was Drake and who
recently lived at this place and was by
occupation = first class telegraph oper
atOr. Grant and his c0mplished
bride will soon move on hts ranch III
Marion cnunty. Joe has been unusual
ly pleasant for some time past and fol
Gught We know he has some deal
Emma or Susie OF some one who has
consented TO accept life partnership
with him.
We have heard of people who had =
beam in their eye, and if We are not
mistaken Henry Catch is one of those
persons, al least he has his eye on one,
= Miss Alma, who does the birch WELD
Ing In the Walnut Grove district.
School is progressing and the teach
ers tell lis that the average daily at
tendance in the two rooms for the last
month was -.
Several Of our people here are Cum
planning OF slight attaks OF sickntss.
Geo. Huston reports three children
sick at his house. This, connected
with the fact that he has recently been
Teiustated as pa, is rather hard on the
fellow; We hope, however, that his
children will soon recover and that he
will get no worse.
Mr.. Editor, if il does nut SAVIOR tuu
much OF q free advertisement, vt
Mould like Ia say that guud doc: OF
Wouid mud substantial encouragement
% locate in our thriving village. Olt
physician did do well here and the
chances are now as good, if not better
than formerly, to build UP practice.
Rumor has it that: Il. Ii. Smith went
10 sees his Lawrence girl Un Christmas
and that she Is no pre,tIPr than the
''htLle bunch of sweetnesS" that he
goes to see here at home; that SIN
Robbins is the weIghtieot bachelor in
town; that a. e. White is the tallest
bachelor IN the place; that Sam Dawn
Ing Is the bachelor who supports the
biggest m0uSiache and shoots the most
game; that +. 5. Brubaker is the bach
elOr who would keep his wife well sup
piled with butter if he should ever
cease To be bachelor; that Ern Drake
Is the young bachelor who came up
from HeriDgtan OF Christmas to see
his Gentle Annie;" that VIM. E.
Smith is the bachelor who will be in
stalled as chancellor commander of the
K. OF z. for the coming term; that
George Folsom is the young bachelor
who is rapidly coming to the front as
"a ladies' man." that VIM, Sickle, who
is by no means a bachelor, will erect
himself fine new residence before the
robins nest again; that the lyceum here
has gone where the wOOdbiDe twineth
and that the moot court has suspended
until further business presents itself
for adjudication.
NAVARRO NUGGETS.