Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-04-18
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RHCYHT REFLECTIONS.

Easter cakes and Easter pies
Easter eggs and Easter dyes,
Easter feathers all in curl,
But the sweetest things the Easter girl.
Estate Journal.
"A. 5. Davidson continues to i'm
prove but cannot yet SIT up.
Marriage license: J. L. Buhler
and Freida Mathis, Moonlight.
Frank Worley's harness stock is
being loaded for shipment to Topeka.
IF. G, Toms has been conducting
revival Gospel Union meetings at
Emporia
The Duffy family which had such
siege with diphtheria is reported as
recovered.
Married, this afternoon by pro-
bate judge, Thos. Kirchner and Lydia
Herloch, Of Enterprise.
County Attorney Smith is NOV
ing bis office to his new headquarters
over Hornaday's bazaar.
Mrs. H. M. Heard is reported as
seriously i'll at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Haskell.
The railroads give one fare rate
ipr round trip to Topeka April 20 for
the Republican League meeting.
Mrs. B. W. Peck has purchased
the cosy home corner Third and Pine,
1t will make pleasant residence.
Lulu, the 2O-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L.Jones, died at Tai
mage Friday night and was buried at
Prairiedale Sunday.
The Enterprise Journal is i'm
proving and out Of q dozen items
taken from the REFLECTOR this week
gives credit for one.
The county commissioners of Sa-
line and Dickinson counties will unite
~ repairs on the bridge over the SOL
ONION river, each county paying its
share.
John Hickey and ]. !. Voelpel Of
Noble township were in town and
were successful in securing the
Bowling road opening, giving more
direct route to Chapman,
Ben Forney, well known farmer
OF Buckeye, has fractured shoulder,
the result Of being thrown out in a
runaway. 1t is painful injury but
will not prove apermanent disability.
The report started by q certain
paper Of town that Prof, Reno Of the
county high school has resigned is
untrue His eyes trouble him and
he has been given a leave of absence.
The following charter was taken
out yesterday; The Abilene Land
and Stock company. Capital stock,
$4,000. Directors, John Johntz, A.
W. Rice, D. R. Gorden, W. B. Giles
and 7. H. Malott.
Finley & Brewer shipped car
load q eggs this morning and also
sent 40 cases via the U. P. and go
more by the Santa Fe. The Dickin-
son county hens all cackleate that
Finley 4 Brewer are their recognized
wholesale dealers.
The forthcoming number Of the
Agora, soon TO be issued, will have
for its frontispiece q portrait Of Hon.
9, B, Hoffman, Of Enterprise. Mr..
Hoffman will contribute to the num-
ber an interesting article on 1.-THE
Future Of the Peoples Party
~Alga Mutt is spending a few
weeks "learning the ropes" In the
mandatory Of Craver 4 Steele, Har-
vey, Ills. lie will then 90 out as a
salesman Of headers in Kansas and
Oklahoma until August when he will
60 to Argentine Republic in the same
capacity,
"A large audience was present al
the Lutheran church last evening.
The music was especially interesting
and included duet by DR.. and Mrs.
Hewett. The following new mem
bers were received into the church:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Niesley, Mrs. F.
B. Bearce, Mrs, Clara Keller, Miss
Edith Hawk, Miss Pearl Jobntz.
hessrs- Fred Johnts- II Miller. Mas
ter VIII Amsden.