Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-06-28
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ings.
Walter Nichols bet a IS hat today
that equal suffrage will carry Dickin-
son county.
C. E. Kyner, formerly of this
county. has been chosen president OF
the Geary county Republican League.
The views to be shown by Mr.
Cowles Thursday and Friday evenings
are all expensive and beautiful ones
-Supt. Gray has accepted the po-
sition of superintendent of the Abilene
schools for next year. This insures
first class management for our city
schools.
-Thos. Whiting, the man Mrs.
Roxana Schlichter is suing for SANDER
is out in card in the Topeka papers
saying that he has never slandered
her in the least.
Minneapolis Messenger The
Third Regimental band and team
from our fire department will 20 to
Abilene on the Fourth of July to com
pete for honors and sheckels.
In the program of an opera house
concert at at Aberdeen (Wash.) last
week appears the name of Mrs. H. A.
HAYES, formerly Of Abilene, who took
part in an instrumental duet.
"A letter from Mrs. w. L. Gleiss
ner who has been at Peoria, His, will
her mother, Mrs. j. G.. Hamaker, says
that on account Of Mrs. Hamakert
health they will go to Green Mountain
Falls, Colo, this week to remain fol
the summer.
j. b. Tomlinson, prominen
and popular attorney and politician
OF Minneapolis, well known here, wen
through to Excelsior Springs at nool
on his bridal tour. He was married
this morning to Miss Mary A. Rees
of Minneapolis.
The Hope and Harrington paper
oppose the petition for the releas
from prison of doc" Reynolds, VIII
murdered Bert Duggan at Hope il
1888. The petition will be presented
to the State board of pardons mex
month. Reynolds is said to be falling
fast in health.
Lawrence journal: In speec
the other day Sid. Cooke, of Herring
ton, said 1--WE ought to thank Go
that we are living under Democrat
administration And the Hon. Sid
is right abont it, too. After yea
and half of it we should be thankfr
that we have not all starved to deatl
Hutchinson Nsws: w. l.. VI
shaw, Of Oklahoma, formerly in bus
ness here, was in the city last nigh
Last night he received a telegram tina
one of his children had died since Ii
left home. He Immediately left 70
home. The little one was Mr.. u
shaw's baby boy, aged 6 months an
died Friday evening.
Frank Scott finds citizenship
little expensive. He neglected to pa
his poll tax and it cost him in polio
court this morning $3.50, OF whic
$3.50 was to hire a man to work Il
tax and the remainder to keep Il
city governments wheels grease'
1t is worth that for the privilege
living in Abilene, however.
III. d. Focht made a great ba
gain Saturday evening. He bought
horse OF Pislc q Fisher and beiI
in hurry went where it was hitch,
on the street and took 1t home.
was a good horse and he was proud
his purchase. Two hours later I
owner of the horse, j. G. Russell, a
peared and convinced him that
had taken the wrong animal,
The Minneapolis Messenger civ
the following illustration of t
difference between theory and pri
tice: sin an article read before
Abilene suffrage meeting this sprir
woman of this city advised
women to neglect everything for
next six months in order to carry
suffrage amendment, and in less tn
three months presented her husba
with his seventh daughter