Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-15
EMIT REFLECTIONS.

Marriage license: Jonas belDy,
Ramona, and Sarah A. Smith, Hope.
Sheriff Smith took Mrs. Williams
TO the insane asylum at Topeka today
Postmaster Gorden will return to
the grain business when he leaves the
postofice.
johnny wardell has opened the
Toothpick restaurant. lie will be
well patroniz ID.
An Abilene man who felt that he
ought to give up somethiug during Lent
has decided 10 deny himself ice cream
and strawberries.
An Abilene man sold Russell
county farm for S2,050 cash last week
Western Kansas has more money than
most people thought
The death Of Mrs. Henry Musser,
residing near Belle Springs, is re-
ported. she had many friends
throughout the county.
Chapman Standard: A. }. Brown,
OF Abilene, has rented the II. Scherrr
farm in Rinehart township and will
occupy II 10 the near future.
-Govnor Teats, formerly of this
county, is devastating Washington
State with lecture on" He'll GU Earth !"
1t Is doubtless BIZ graphical address.
Mac Barnes, formerly Of this city,
played with the Corse Payton Comedy
Company in Topeka last week. He is
the best actor in the company.
renee Gaz-tte.
&C. L. LIE Bar, for year chief clerk
for Gleissner, has, on account OF his
health, resigned his position and gone
TO Nebraska to visit friends. Matt
Witt takes his place.
See the Worlds Fair pictures at
the opera house Thursday, Friday and
Saturday pights. Admission 50 cents
for all three evenings, children 80 cents.
One night % cents, children Is.
Miss Dolly Mallory, a pupil Of
Central college, Enterprise, last year,
committed suicide at Ezbon, Jewell
county, Tuesday by taking chloroform.
She was partial y insane at the time.
Topeka Mail: The Abilene New 5
has come out" for Sidney G. Cooke as
q candidate for congress. For good
ness sake, give that man some kind OF
an office; he has been hungry, oh so
huugry, for long time.
H. b. Stoner ships out q car OF
Dickinson county horses tonight via
the Rock Island to Chicago, II j,
LINK ships two CARS Of cattle and
Cooper & White one car of cattle 10
Kansas City by the same line.
"A telegram received this morning
announced the death OF the father OF
]. W. Baker at Granville, N. Y, yes.
terday afternoon, aged 80 years. Mr..
Baker was present at the time of his
decease end will remain for a short
time.
The Kansas City Times, in report
ing the list of postotllce appointments
made Thursday, (iucluding Abllene),
says: There were no contests for any
Of these places except at Junction
City" W. z. Seeds and V. b. Cosad
will stop their subscription TO the Times
at once.
w. Z. Gullck has taken to buying
fancy chickens. His imported bird dog
killed seven Indian Games for J. L.
Worley the other night, and the dogs
owner is trying to decide whether 1,
was the result OF depraved taste or bad
training. Such game comes little
high but serves to m Ike life interesting
on west side.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. b. W. Rice
at Clear Creek, Utah, a son. Andrew
Hart, of Buckeye, is as happy as the
p,rents-it is his frst grandson. Mr.
Rice writes that when the interesting
event occurred last week he was muci
worried. There is no physician al
Clear Creek, Asking for a leave oi
absence from headquarters the super
In eDdent sent back word to take q
special engine and car and 60 for 4
doctor. He did 50 and brought bach
the physician in state.