Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Marriage license: G. O. Steifel,
Gypsum, and Josie N. Sias, Solomon.
Fred Wsterstradt and wife will
move to the city from Hayes town
ship. -
W. A. Cunningham and Maggie
Dunks Of Dillon were granted a mar
riage license.
Mrs. Jacob Horns, living south
Of town, Is reported as improving
after a serious illness.
Sheriff Smith has taken Mrs.
Gherke to the asylum at Ossawato-
mic.
DIR. W. N. King is getting better
after an illness which has confined
him to his room for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Markley have
moved to the city from Newbern
township, residing at corner ofSprucc
and Fifth.
Judge Hutchison has moved to
the Henry property, North Buckeye
District Clerk Halleck Is moving into
the house he vacated
The Topeka Press has horrible
story Of a murder and suicide from
Herington, purportlng to be a dis
patch. 1t is needless to say that it is
fake.
John Housen and Miss Annie
Miller Of Dillon were married yester-
day in probate court by Judge
Hutchison, who performed the cere-
mony with bis usual urbanity and
grace.
The G. A. X. and W. R. G. dele
gates are home from Lawrence. May
4. Lapham Of Herington was ap-
pointed on the council Of admins
tration Of the W. X. G.
Eighteen young people gave Miss
Lois Mutt complete and enjoyable
surprise last night at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. M. b. Fulton. Whist and
lunch were features Of pleasant
evening.
H. T. Leckron and family who
lived on the Burton farm one mile
east OF town left today for Linwood,
Kas., where they have rented a farm
George Hoffman has rented the farm
they left.
"A neat pamphlet issued by the
manufacturers Of butter color and
entitled, "Forty Famous Butter Max
ers" contains pictures of Mayor MIS-
slcy Of this city and A. g. Eyth OF
Enterprise, prominent creamery men
of the state,
Misses Maudc and May Atkinson
and Lizzie Barnes entertained the
Merry-go-round whist club at Ar
mory hall last evening Miss Eamcs
and W. A. Matteson made the highest
scores at cards md there was dancing
aftcrward to the music Of Millcr's
orchestra.
Levi Humbargar won't write any
more letters to editors. The Enter.
prise journal having noted Lewis
regular Sunday night visits to that
town, he wrote 1t asking that his lad
be continued and the bill sent in
The journal publishes &
The correspondence and keeps the a
local in Its columns.
Heck Curtis Criterion comedy
is busted again. This time
The demise occurred in western Miss
,uri and the actors walked into Kan !
Iss City. One cause Of the COM y
'anys breakup was the elopement "
u eva" aged 60, with the trombone >
player, Heck Is now at Rossville and
VIII Teeters, his partner, is at home v
With his parents north Of town. /
Detroit item in Enterprise Jour
nal; Special Agent Peterson, Of the
Union Pacific, investigated the
harges against Peter Fagin, the Ali
enc section foreman Of the road. The II
Investigation resulted in the laying
Il Of Fagin and the transfer Of Fore .,
nan Smith from Chapman to Abilene,
. having in charge the track between
he two places. G. l.. Moss, who y
BOXED after the Abilene section while
agin was on the carpet, has been put IF
n a section at Wilson. Fagin has
ken place on the Santa 70 and has
one to take charge.
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Delays are dangerous. A dollar
pcnt for Hoods sarsaparilla now may
revcnt illness which will be expensive