Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-07-25


the happy parents Of a son born OF
Friday.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. Brechbill
Of Dwight, formerly Of this county,
daughter.
Dave Keller, formerly an Abilene
baker, is running cigar store a
Los Angeles, Cal.
Commissioner G. H. Koepke isre
ceiying congratulations on TIT
birth Of a son last Friday.
Arthur Young rejoices in a first
grade certificate, the result OF TIT
recent teachers examination.
The Hope Crescent says a band
is as necessary to a town as a town
pump. Some towns get along fairly
well without either.
Mary B. Weishar was today ap'
pointed by the probate judge admin
istratrix Of the estate OF Anthony
Weishar, Of New Basel, deceased.
Judge Hutchinson celebrated his
first wedding since June 25th today
when he married c. H. CocannoweI
and Mary A. Collier Of Sutphen's
Mill.
Harrington Times Judge Mich
olson Of Council Grove says to u.s.
"If anybody asks you II ! am a can
dida.s for any office, tell them Moo
And the Judge means it, too
Ed. Little is going to Wichita to
lecture. He has one Of the best lee
lures upon 1.-The Nile and Its People, v
ever written by a Kansan, and he is
going to Emporia this winter.
"A letter from Mrs. r. j. Crozier
says that she is much pleased with her
position as matron Of the Deaf and
Dumb institution at 0lathe. She is
kindly received and likes the work.
George Upshaw thinks he is led by
an invisible spirit. That fine guitar
he has been working on for months
was finished and taken home from
the store about six hours before the
fire.
DR.. A. S. Gish is digging his pc.
tatoes on his lots south Of the city
and says the portion Of the crop that
be irrigated is yielding more than
twice as much as that not watercd
artiicially,
The three men killed by lightning
In Ellsworth county were working on
+. W. Wellington's rancho. Mr..
Wellington is well known here hav-
ing had extensive business interests
in this city.
Harrington don't care much for
greatness. Miss Gould got a half
column notice when she went through
Salina but only two lines at Herring
ton and even then the paper spelled
her name "Hellen.n
-Rey. 9. 5, Steinmetz Of the Evan
gelical church appreciates his helper,
Rev. Schumacher. Heretofore he has
been overseeing pnd preaching at
nine charges, now he will have valua-
BILE assistance In the work.
-Drs. Steelsmith and Brooks oper-
ated on +. DIETRICH, living four miles
south Of Enterprise, for the relief of a
hernia last avening. He is doing
well. 1t is IL be hoped be will make
aFapid and perfect recovery.
II there is anything the people of
Dickinson county are getting tired of
it is the newspaper squabble at Abb
lene over the county printing
Hope Crescent.
They are not getting half SO weary
Of it as the great anti-REFLRoroR'
type-swapping combine Is
S. S. Walck planted 8 ounces of
Early Beauty potatos and today dug
II pounds. 5 ounces from the same.
This yield is about Sc bushels Of po-
tatoes to one of seed or between $50
and 672 bushels to the acre. 1t is a
fine variety and will pay big returns.
Hey there, combine, do you
catch on to this from the Lawrence
Journal: When o man or news
paper continually casts slurs at other
men or newspapers, accusing them Of
dishonesty, insincerity and the like,
that man or newspaper Is the one to
look out for.
We are always glad to note an
Abilene boys success and are partic-
ularly pleased to see this in the Las
Animas (Colo.) Journal attorney
J. B. Meserve has been appointed
deputy district attorney by District
Attorney Ross. He filed his bond
this week"
Mrs. Samuel Lands received the
sad news Of the death from heart