Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-03
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

-Thos. Able and family are To-
Gated in the Croft house on North
Broadway.
The county commissioners rcgu-
lar quarterly session will commence
next Monday.
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss Lille Fleming and George Lang
OF Lincoln township.
Kansas City Is mighty interest
ing place to visit every week in the
year except carnival week.
Miss Julia McInerney is SO far
recovered from her attack Of typhoid
fever as to be able to sit up.
Get your shaving and hair dressing
done at c. W. Hollis, under Gulick.
The probate judge issued one
marriage license today and that to
Ernest r. Ayrcs, Salins, and Jcanetta
|. Blandin, Abilene,
Edward Buchanan, a former
postotlice employee now running a
hotel at Salina, Is suffering severely
from inaammatory rheumatism.
We hope that diphthoria will not
break out here. In Lawrence where 1t
is raging the city council has recon.
mended that kissing be stopped.
Don't forget the Old Settlers re.
union and basket picnic on the old
fair grounds at Abilene on Thursday.
Oct. II. Everybody Is expected to
attend.
Miss Edna Mills who has gone tc
work In Mr.. Little's office a. stenog'
rapher is prepared to do work iol
other parties. She Is q careful, com
petent worker and will receive .
large patronage.
Hope Crescent; The fact that nc
candidate which was ever supported
by the News ever held down a county
office, makes the Populist candidates
feel sick. They know It will cause
their defeat.
Miss Mustard Is now ready for
work at her home on West Third
street and Is supplied with the
very latest styles In oil kinds Of
dressmaking. l2S leo
II. W. Deaienbaugh, who WAS
suffering from a severe attack OF ap-
pendicitis Is much improved today.
The expcctant plan Of treatment will
probably bring him out all right,
without recourse to al operation.
F. G. Toms and family who have
been attending Gospel Union confer
ence in Kansas City had their trunks
forwarded today and will 90 to Mary
land to visit with Mr.. IT'S folks be-
fore deciding in what missionary To-
cality to settle
City barber shop, 2nd st. W. A.
Landes, Prop. Best work guaranteed,
S. b. Goodspeed, one Of the best
teachers Dickinson county ever had
and at one time principal Of the Hope
schools, writes from Dwight, Ills,
lie has been in poor health for some
time but bis many friends will be
glad to know that be Is considerably
improved.
The number Of pupils at 81,
Joscph's academy was increased this
morning by the addition Of Miss
OToole, Of Banner City, Trego
county, and Miss Merrill, Of Enter
prise. Mother Bernard reports the
school in a very prosperous condi-
tion.
--Salina Sun on reunion speakers:
J. X. Burton began his address. lie
spoke for two hours and half. An
immense sea Of faces WAS before him.
He made q great speech, which WAS
destitute Of politics. 1t abounded
with loyalty and stamped him one
OF the foremost orators.
Hope Crescent: Tuesday morn
morning al II o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
b. Wingerd, the Rev. Jesse Engle
united In marriage their youngest
daughter Emma to Mr.. Longanacker,
Of Morrison, ILL.,, only the immediate
members Of the family being present.
In the current number Of the
Baker University Beacon occurs a no.
tice Of the death Of Miss Mary Tresize
which occurred during the summer.
She was the eldest daughter Of Rev.
J. Tresize, formerly Of Talmage, and
well known in this city. She was
one Of Bakers brightest students and
was widely loved and respected.