Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-08-31
Gbe Reflector.
THuRspAY, AUGUST 81, 1898.

Mrs. Catherine Amess, aged 70
living near Sutphen's mill, died Frida!
afternoon, funeral Sunday.
The Enterprise and Abilene bal
teams were not evenly matched yester
day afternoon. Abilene won by
score Of "a 10 9 and then the boys go
tired Of running.
Invitations have been received fol
the wedding Of Miss Lottie Lew
formerly Of Abilene, at San Diego
Cal, where on Sept. 8 she marries
resident Of that city.
"A letter from Frank Smalley
formerly OF this city says he is now al
Hot Springs, WASH, Ill with sciatic
rheumatism. He has been unable to
be around for FIVE weeks.
Two Abilene newspapermen are
likely TO locate outside the city
Frank Strother Is figuring on a half
interest in the Junction City Sentinel
and Ed Shadinger is looking toward
the Chapman Standard with much
interest.
Dickinson county's share OF the
semi annual State school fund appor'
tionment is s4,093.77, or 81 cents for
each person of school age. 1t is pro
posed that enough be added by the
county To make go cents each which
will be quite help TO the poorer dis
tricts.
"A lot Of people sat around Abilene
and said the waterworks threat TO shut
down was bluff. Down at Lawrence
the same threat was made by the same
company and yesterday morning the
works shut down and Lawrence peo.
pie are carrying water in barrels from
the Kaw.
M. Kreider living north of Ether
ington & Wiley's livery stable mourns
the loss Of horse kept In barn near
by, missing since Sunday night. 1t II
believed that horsethieves are respon.
sible for the animals departure and
the officers are looking for the guilty
parties.
-olean IN. " papers announce
the death theIe OF DIR. Il. s. Jackson
last week. lie was son in.law OF DR.,
l.. NJ. Raub aud both were In the
dental business here Ave years ago.
DIR. Raub who has been In Colorado
has gone back to 0lean and taken
charge Of Mr.. Jnckson's business and
will continue IL.
"A marriage license was granted
W. II. Greider and Miss Emily Tiche-
ner and they will be married this even
ing. Miss Tichener is one of Flora
townships prettiest and brightest
young ladies and the groom has been
teacher In the county for several years
though at present Of Emporia. Their
many friends will wish them much
Joy.
- When ], T. Hornaday was called
home in haste Saturday night he had
entirely forgotten that 1t was his 45th
anniversary, lie realized It,
however, when ne stepped into the
house and found present a jolly party
OF friends invited by Mrs. Hornaday as
a surprise to him. There was a delect-
able lunch, cards, etc. and the evening
was heartily enjoyed, none having a
more thoroughly good time than the
genial ]. Il. himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spangler are
happy In the completion of their
pretty new residence on East Sixth
street and we'll they may be. They
have one Of the hsndsomest homes In
the city and one on the possession of
which every one of their many friends
will congratulate them. They gave
housewarming to pleasant party of
neighbors and friends aud entertained
In the truly hospitable style for which
they are noted. All present will
remember the occasion as one of much
pleasure.