Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-06-27
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George, daughter.
Sheriff Smith took J. E. jackson
to Ossawatomie to the asylum.
The Climax barber shop has been
moved to the postoffice basement.
IT. Z. Dewey has added 81
volumes to bis law library. They
arrived today.
j. W. Monroe gave the A. 0. U.
W. boys q treat Thursday night on
account Of the fine new boy at his
house.
Work on the repairs Of the old
Cottage hotel has been commenced.
1t will be used for the Belle Springs
creamery Office and warehouse.
Miss Rose Gleissner will lead a
private class Of little folks through
the mazes Of elementary learning and
kindergarten work this summer.
Mrs. John A. Logan has pre-
scented flag to the owners Of Logan
grove, Junction City, and it will be
raised by the G. A. R. post on July
4th.
Lower & Lott are fixing up the
old Wasatusa band wagon for use in
the missionary work through Okla
homa soon to be undertaken by the
River Brethren.
will Courtney, former Abilene
boy and son OF Mrs. c. A. Courtney,
was married Wednesday at Topeka to
Miss Estella Doyle, niece Of Mrs. M.
H. Gardner Of this city.
Jacob Lott, one Of Abilene's
worthiest veterans, has been granted
pension Of sl2 month, with back
pay from August, 1894. tits entirely
deserved and his friends will con-
graduate him.
The eloquent sermon Of DR.. Tai
mage to the 18th regiment Of New
York was read by Col. Dingee at the
Baptist church yesterday and enjoyed
by all who heard it. The eminent
divine himself could scarcely have
delivered 1t with more force,
p. ]. Stoddard Is an enthusiastic
collector Of books relating to Lincoln.
He has recently secured a copy Of the
first edition Of Herndon's Life Of Lin
coin, which was suppressed by the
family because Of certain unpleasant
statements and which is very rare.
C. B. Colby received a telegram
from Waynesboro, Pa, saying that
bis brother, 7. +. Colby, well known
here here as horse dealer, is very i'll
and probably cannot live. Mr.. Colby
resided at Hope for sometime and
was in Abilene for many months
few years ago.
Rev. \. b, Meredith, secretary Of
the Baptist State Board, will preach
in the Baptist chuch next Sunday
morning and evening. Rev.
Meredith is one Of the ablest and
most eloquent ministers in the de-
nomination and the public is most
cordially invited to hear him.
"A letter from A. g. Koontz,
formerly Of Abilene now at Chambers
burg, b., says that he is Furnishing.
", H. H. Bonebrake was in Chambers
burg q few days ago and had kind
Of reunion with the koonts boys
Abe Is as good Republican as ever
and says the great victory Of 1896 is
sure coming.
F. M. Whitlaw brought in some
handsome examples Of what irriga-
ton will do for crops. Great punches
Of potatoes which have been grown
on his 25-acre patch are as perfect
and attractive as anything ever pro-
duced in Colorado or any where else.
Water is being put on the land this
week and the optlook is for an i'm
nense crop.
"A letter to A. ]. Cowles says
that W. q. Cowles, formerly Of Abb
lene, has been put in charge Of a new
department Of the Travellers lnsur-
ance Co. at Hartford, the Liability
department. He has eight men I'M
dor him and the position Is an i'm.
portant and prominent one yet one
which Mr.. Cowles with bis well
known ability will fill with credit.
Smith Center Pioneer; D. W.
NALL, the new deputy warden Of the
penitentiary, Is well known in this
part Of the State. He bought the
first carload Of wheat ever shipped |
out Of this county by rail. This was
was at Gaylord the year the Central
Branch railroad was built that far