Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-04-25
Have you tried
Dyer's Creamery But
ter to be had only at
WHI1LAws.
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

W MMloh county 10 pasture.
District No. "a closed last Fri
day with a picnic dinner and exercises
In the afternoon.
Buy your millet and alfalfa seed
from Pisle 4 Fisher.
William X. Hopkins and Mrs.
Mary Tyron, Of Solomon, were
granted a license to wed this after
noon.
The Douglass $500, $500 and
$3.50 shoe for men at F. B. Bearce's.
Frank Mcintyre, a young man
aged %, died Of consumption in
Cheever township yesterday and will
be buried at Mt. Zion tomorrow.
"A travelling man remarked today
that on account Of TIE hard times he
was obliged to cut of his moustache,
so as to smoke his cigars up as close
aspossible.
j. j. Miller, Of Detroit, Michigan,
former Abileneite, is just recover
ing from nervous prostraton brought
on by having too many teeth ex-
tracted at one time.
See the latest styles in pant
patterns at Bearce's.
Hope has a new paper, the West
ern News, published byM. l.. Burton,
son of j. N. Burton, and John Ross.
1t Is wideawake and interesting as is
to be expected from its hustling edi-
tors.
II you need walking or riding
lister, Pisle & Fisher will make prices
to suit the times.
There was surprise party at
J. ?. Hutchison's on Tuesday night
in honor Of Miss Eva Hutchison of
Abilene who has been visiting with
Mrs. Hutchinson for few days.
Hope Crescent.
Mothers all say that children's suits,
ages A to 10, at Bearce's are lust
right. 296-Sts2c
"A civil service examination will
be held in the city June LIST for appli-
cants for positions in the postoflice,
Miss lnez Sweeney has been made
secretary Of the examining board aud
will have charge Of the examination.
j. +. Westrup living southeast Of
town in Richland park mourns the
loss OF lot of canned fruit taken
from his cellar. A good fruit season
is coming however, so that the
thieves have not seriously injured
him.
Have you seen our stock Of hats2
We show newest styles at Bcarce's.
Alfalfa fields look the best of all.
Even on high land it is proving to be
agreat success. For long time
most farmers thought it had to either
be irrigated or grown on lands so low
that its roots would reach to water:
but experience is demonstrating that
alfalfa is still better thing than was
ever claimed for it.
"A most enjoyable surprise was
given Mrs. Henry Shaw Of Ridge
township Saturday by about Is neigh
bors and friends, it being the occa-
sion Of her 5Sth birthday anniversary. |
The party called on her little before
noon and enjoyed a bountiful dinner
as well as few hours Of pleasant
visit afterward. Many congratula.
tions and good wishes were extended |
to the hostess.
Dress shirts, fancy shirts, working
shirts, shirts for 25 cents at Bearce's.
"A. $. o'Dowd is in the city pack
ing up his household goods. He SAYS
that his family will not 90 TO house.
keeping until fall and then will be at
Kansas City. His wife is improving
in health and one Of his daughters
just getting over a severe attack Of
pneumonia. We are sorry to see
Mr.. O'Dowd remove permanently
from the city and half expect that he
will change his mind and return here.
lfyou want to buy a good surrey.
buggy or spring wagon at ''rock bot
tom" prices call on Pisle & Fisher.