Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-07
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
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j. G.. Gibson and Minnie F. Broad
foot both Of Manchester were married
yesterday by Rev. L. Clark.
There's going to be whole lot OF
fun In the coming campaign and the
Republicans are going to have the
most of 1t. They are on the inside
track this year.
The jolly and good natured M. b.
Hammond treated the REFLECTOR to
some flne samples Of his peach product.
The fruit is equal to the best and
shows up well for an "off" year.
George II. Barnes, one OF Noble
townships successful farmers, brought
in load of fine potatoes raised on his
farm. He has a large crop this year
and finds a ready sale for all he can
raise.
The report that the thirteen
loaded cars In the Mormon special
train was occupied by ten elders and
their families is authorItatlvely denied.
There were at least II different house
holds represented.
Al Stevens, formerly Of Abilene
but later Of Smith Center, is moving
back to Abilene 10 reside. They all
come back. Mr.. Stevens is one Of the
county's old timers and has many
friends here.
-Kubach Bros, two Of Dickinson's
rustling young men and residents Of
the county for II years, have bought
Iloisington & Eames' livery, feed and
sale stable. They will make success
Of their purchase.
The Manchester Sun ceased publi-
cation with this weeks issue and the
publisher, A. s. Green, will move the
plant to the Cherokee strip. He is a
capable and genial newspaper man and
his many friends will wish him success.
The News seems determined to
run "Cbarlie" Sherwood for treasurer
on the Republican ticket. Charlie is n
mighty good fellow but as his brother
William is running for the office and
he Is not the chances are that William
will be the one to be elected.
The application for the release Of
Mrs. Hickey, accused OF liquor selling
in Chapman, on writ of habeas corpus
based on want of jurisdiction on the
part Of the Justices court, was denied
by Judge Hutchison. The woman
still fingers in the bastile.
Charlie McElhsney started out for
the season with the Alba Haywood
company in "Edgewood Folks" AT
Fulton, Mo-, Aug. 2s. lie plays
Deacon Hardewlck and gets S25 a
week. Charles many Abilene friends
will wish him success and feel sure
that he will attain 1t.
g-W. 4, Shane OF Solomon City IL
just able to be around after a painful
wound In the leg from arevolver which
was accidentally discharged as he wal
removing 1t from his pocket, the bullet
entering the calf of the leg and rang
ing down TO the ankle. lie kept TIT
accident very quiet but the boys at las
heard of IT..
Only one Abilene couple 80 far n
heard from checked their baby at tn,
baby tending headquarters while the,
saw the Fair-Mr. and Mrs. W. ID
Rockatellar. They say the baby neve
had 30 good tine. There were hun
dreds of little folks being cared for an,
all we're as jolly and happy as could be-
One side OF the building is Of glass an
hundreds of lockers on crowd in from
OF the window all the time to see Tn
collection of babies.
$. @. Mosher who left two week
ago for Ohio to reside is already hanl
erlng for Kansas. He writes frOI
lIsmpden: "IIave not made up IN
mind whether we shall stay here {
return to Abilene. Times are har
here but people are not complaining {
anything but the present administri
ton. II election could come off her
now Governor Mckinley would /
reelected by the biggest majority sine
war times when all were Republican
here. The Peoples party is not know
In this part Of Ohio at ALL"