Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-29
1rcur REFLECTIONS.
Charlie Kubach writes from Salt
Lake that he will be home Sept. /.

Charlie Kubach writes from Salt
Lake that he will be home Sept. /.
"A. K. Knollin. Of Kansas City,
will winter 10000 sheep near Solo
mon.
The Republican candidates are
receiving a hearty support all over
the county.
-Populism is sham and a fraud
81 IN advocate Of decent principles
in politics.
The Abilene allowance for post
Office hire has been fixed at VI 900 for
next year, the same as last year.
The Old Settlers annual picnic Is
announced for Oct. II at the old fair
grounds. It can be made q pleasant
and profitable gathering.
Hope Crescent. Never did the
Republicans put up better ticket
than the one now before the people.
It will be elected from top to bottom.
About % young people gave the
Misses Lands, living south Of town,
. pleasant surprise Wednesday even
Ing. The party had delightful time
and the hours passed merrily.
Miss Dollic Davis party for her
friend, Miss Shellabarger, was thor
oughly delightful affair. The young
folks were treated to a delicious
lunch, played games and enjoyed ev-
cry minute.
Glen Bell, one Of southwest Dick
inson's leading farmers, had bad ac-
cident yesterday. A horse kicked
him breaking two ribs and seriously
injuring him. He is reported as get
Sing along well.
The Gun club shoot this after
noon resulted in victory for W, IL.
Eicholtz who shot ten live birds
straight. The other contestants
were: Stevens, Estes, Faulkner,
Giles, Lang.
Topeka Press: J. X. Burton was
In Topeka last evening, He says he
Is not In politics this year, but is in
the bread-winning business. lie says
he intends waiting till next year
before entering the senatorial fray
Commissioner Koepke's manly
and straightforward explanation Of
the county printing matter has stirred
up the gang Of Newspaper rencgadcs
in q way that is highly to Mr..
Koepke's credit. There are some
people whose enmity is an honor.
Hope Crescent: Geo Huffman,
the genial candidate for sheriff on
the Republican ticket, was down from
Abilene the first Of the week. Geo.
10 an all around hustler and makes
friends wherever he goes. He will
be elected this fall without doubt.
The new novelty store Of l.. J.
Schad In Newman's old stand on
Cedar IL ready for business and pre-.
sents a pretty appearance. Mr. Schad
10 an old Dickinson resident and was
In Missouri but few months, which
was enough for him. His family has
remained here and he Is glad to get ,
back.
commissioner Koepke should
have consulted the little boys Of the
Journal before taking any
lction or writing anything for publ
,ation. Then they would not have !
'rled so hard. Chirk up, sonnies, !,
Mr.. Kocpke Is able to manage his
'wn affairs without your distin-
,aished (D advice. :
Tho Enterprise journal Is the =
'nly paper in the county with so lit q
lie manliness as to intimate that a !
ady Is liar. Last week II stated
hat Mrs. Case said: "Mr. Smith in
listed on her taking a petition" In
letter to this paper Mrs. Case said Il
'ver her own signature, "Mr. Smith II
lid NOT insist upon a petition" Then Il
bis week the journal says that it P
did not misreprcsent Mrs. Case.n A a
title decency would make the Jour a
al a more respected paper o
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