Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-13
New Announcements,
]. A. HOPKINS FOR SHERIFF

IVA SucAihs ouuJoop W tuo ucVlStuu
the Republican county convention
In Mr.. Hopkins Solomon presents
mighty good man. He has resided i
Dickinson county for ~ years an
knows all its ups and downs. He ha
been often honored by his home pee
pie with local offices, being no,
trustee Of his township. He is vet
eran Of the war having serve,
through the whole '"unpleasantness
in the oath Indiana volunteer infan
try. He is staunch Republican ant
a rustler, II the convention selects
him it will have winner
P. L. JENNINGS FOR REGISTER.
Chapman will have an aspirant fol
the position Of register Of deeds in P
L. Jennings who today announces hi
candidacy He will come before tn,
Republican county convention with {
strong following. Mr.. Jennings has
lived in Kansas IS years and in Chap.
man years. Twice he has been
mayor and he has held other offices
which proved his standing at home.
He served 8 years and Q months dur
ing the war and was in the thickest
Of the fights. Mr.. Jennings is now
commander Of his home G. A. X. post.
He is Republican and genial gen.
tleman and has been one of Chap
mans leading merchants. II nomi-
mated by the convention he may
count on winning.
W. II. LOGAN FOR TREASURER.
The Republican county convention
will have before it mighty good tim
Der for county treasurer in the per-
son Of William H. Logan, a leading
farmer Of Wheatland township. Mr.
Logan came to Dickinson in 1879 and
first settled in Hayes township. Four
years later he sole his farm to Sam
uel Page and located on his present
property. He is one Of southwest
Dickinson's leading farmers and has
the hearty respect Of all who know
him. He has been trustee Of his
township two terms. He is a good
businessman, staunch Republican,
capable and worthy. This is year
for electing the straight Republican
ticket and Mr.. Logan il nominated
will not only add strength to the
ticket but will be elected by hatter-
ing majority.
MISS MACE KING FOR REGISTER.
Miss Mace King, the present regis
ter Of deeds, will be before the COM
ing Republican convention as a can
didate for nomination to that office.
Her announcement appears in this
issue and her many friends will be
glad to have chance to support her.
Miss King has practically had charge
Of the office Of register for q year and
a half. When her father, the late
DR.. W. N. King, was elected she took
her place as his assistant. Illness
soon kept him from the Office and so
we'll was the work cared for that on
his death his daughter was at once
appointed unanimously by the COM
nissioners to ill out his term. She
las made model officer, accurate,
accommodating and faithful. Should
The be nominated her election would |
)e assured.
G. G. HUFFMAN FOR SHERIFF.
If thoroughbred rustling will win
he Republican nomination for sheriff
hat plum will come pretty near fall
ne into the lap Of the wideawake
ieorge G. Huffman who is a full
lodged candidate for the honor. Mr..
huffman has been one of Dickinsons
'ld-timers. He came here more than
70 years ago and has been engaged in
he stock business for sixteen of
hem. He has met in Il business
way pretty nearly every man in the
ounty and all know him for whole
ouled, generous hearted man, yet
ne with keen business judgment
nd faithful to any trust. That he
you'd make good officer is admitted
nd that he would make q winning
for the Republican ticket is
lso certain.
JAMES FREY FOR REGISTER.
Enterprise will have a candidate
Or register in its justice Of the peace,
ames Frey. Mr.. Frey is one of the
Id timers Of the county and will
ave a strong support from the Ger
lan-American population. He has
TENDED strictly to business in his
ONE town and for many years has
ad the Office which he now holds, a
lct which shows how well he stands
it'll his home people. He is genial,
entlemanly and thoroughly CONVEX
mt with the details Of clerical work.
i'm would be winner II nominated