Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-02-07
l,cyrr REFLECTIONS.

Elmer Allison has been taken to
he insane asylum II 0ssawatomie'
Miss Oda B. Estees Of Emporia
4 new teacher in the Enterprise
schools.
The stucco industry is reported
to be lsnguishing in south Dickinson
Not enough building is being done to
make demand for the plaster.
The governor yesterday appoint
cd G. s. Malcolm justice Of the peace
st Chapman, Dickinson county to
I'll the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Ed Long.
1t 10 stated that DR.. I. N. Gum
Of Chapman after going to Aurora
Ills., to locate is back at Chapman in
less than three months to remain
Gum should have known better than
to 60 Of.
Rev. G. Rowland Hill, now Bishop
Thomas assistant, Is considering 0
proposition to take entire charge OF
the superintsndency Of the Episcopal
churches Of northern Kansas Shouia
be do 30 be will make his headquar'
tiers 1t Abilene and reside here.
The Monitor Office is being NOV
Cd to It's new location, the room over
Scott & Woods drugstore. W. ~
Struble, its manager and editor has
recently moved here from Topeka
snd the paper is showing improve
msut under bis guidance
Solomon Sentinel; A deputy
United States marshal was in Town
yesterday from Topeka He served
summons on some farmers west and
northwest Of our city regarding land
titles from the government to the
+ Union Pacific railway company and
BY the latter sold to individuals.
IN. L. Potter, who was repre-
sptstiye from the south Dickinson
strict, elected as a Democrat, has
sed through the Pop inocculation
come out . Republican. He wa
v-ydssopeka's police force as Pop and
now has been appointed to the same
position as q Republican by the new
board.
X. G. Star: The election OF L.
NJ. Harger, editor Of the ABILENE kI-
YLEcroR, as president Of the Kansas
Day young crowd club, was q flttins
honor to o worthy young man. h'
was one Of the four founders Of The
club. He has talked for Kansas
written for Kansas, and made song
for Kansas during the last ten years
Central college at Enterprise hat
. contest Saturday night to select
representative to the Central Kansa
Oratorical association contest o
Sterling next month. j. N. EngI'
was given first place; G. N Belche
and ]. l.. Owens tied for second. Rev
DR.. Blsyney, Supt. Shirk and Harol'
Barnes Of Abilene were among Tn
Judges.
The county high school boar'
made an excellent choice in It's Sc
lection Of Prof. W. W. Reno as on
Of Its assistants. Mr. Reno Is u har
worker, q thorough student and u
with the times in his profession. II
made q good record as principa
OF the Minneapolis high school an
will succeed in bis new position whic
be assumed this week.
Harry Lifts Is getting scared
Last week he was elected directo
ofthe Gulf Il Interstate railroa
(rrsd Closes and yesterday hi
brothsr-in-lsw, H. NJ. Dake, brougt
suit against the company for $3.50
~ salary and expenses as vice pres
dent fora year. Harry is awful
glad be 10 married so that his ow
salary cannot be held on the JUDI
ment, II one Is secured. He will Sc
bis stock cheap on long time to an
responsible or irresponsible party.
In order to defeat Rev. Tarbill
getting . grand jury, the REFLEcTc
made the statement that he sent h
petition to Judge Humphrey on SUI
dsy.--[Dispatch.
Rstsl Mr.. Tarbill told the edit
Of this paper on Saturday aftcrnof
that the petition would be sent tn
night. The next train left at S;l5
N. Sunday. Judge Humphrey in h
"opinion" says ION January 20 ape'
ton was received by me" etc. Fl
9Otb wss Sunday. The eviden'
seems to DO on the side oithe REFLE
rO8.