Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-04
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Z. Bergstressar. dentist.

marriage llcehSc' Ninnoa o''S'
and Mary Donley, Hope.
Marriage license; Bert Davis
Dillon, and Emily Saxer, Enterprise.
&C. A. Stannard shipped 0So
pound Berkshire brood SOW to
Wamego today.
County Clerk Kieffer received bis
commission as deputy grand chan
,cellor, K. p, for this district.
Invitations to Midland college
commencement have been received.
Ezra E. Stauffer Of this city is men,
Der Of the class.
Second hand binders and headers at
Hodge Bros.
The county commissioners began
a ten day session as board OF equal
ization. Kicks will be heard from
ga. m. to 6 p. m.
Anna Richards, a chambermaid
who attempted suicide at Kansas
City, is reported to be from Abilene
She is not known here.
The childs cape advertised in
the REFLECTOR as lost last week was
brought this office today by woman
from northeast Buckeye.
Rev. Thomas Mcconnell of Chap
man preached able sermons in the
NJ. E. church yesterday. He is TAX
ing high rank in Methodist ministry.
-Ricnard D. Hunter and David
Smith were appointed executors Of
OF the estate Of the date Benjamin
Smith in probate court today.
-Herington is worrying whether
or not it can collect on bond given
byH. j. S. Towner for running the
waterworks plant A suit to collect
is in prospect.
Lawrence beat us on rainfall in
May, getting 7.l2 inches, which was
2.6C above the average. Abilene co.
5.54 inches, making 1851 inches for
the first 5 months Of the year.
Henry L. Knoderer, formerly OF
this city, and recently returned, was
adjudged insane in probate court this
morning. 1t is hoped that treatment
at the asylum will restore his mental
health.
It. E. Dewey will give his poetry
lecture at Atchison June 9 as part OF
the Midland college commencement.
Mrs. Hewett, Mrs. Niesley, Miss Nc.
Inerney and Miss Ellison will accom-
pany him to sing.
Stanley Mustard was one of 22
out Of 50 applicants who received as
sistant pharmacists, certificates at the
State examination at Fort Scott. He
received a high grade and has reason
to be proud Of his success.
Little Walter, the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Shaw, on North
Broad way fell from a second story
window yesterday afternoon. The
child was severely shaken up but the
doctor thinks he will pull through.
1t was narrow escape.
Save money and buy your harvest
ers, mowers, binder Irvine, and all
kinds of repairs of machines from II.
F. Brinkman, Dillon, Kas.
Junction City Union; Judge
Humphrey has decided to locate in Sc
dalia, Missouri, and has rented an
office, and will move his law books
down in the near future. Residences
are very scarce in Sedalia, and it is
uncertain when the family will 60.
Do not buy a binder until you have
seen the Milwaukee at Hodge Bros.
j. D. Beighley, living on West
Fourth. had another of his "attacks"
last night and did some loud
cursing and pounded up his family
until the marshal ran him in. He
spent the night in jail and was re-
leased this morning. The warrant is
in the marsha's hands and will be en-
forced in earnest the next break he
makes.
Commander R. E. Impey, brother
of Mrs. C. |. Woods, and commander
of the "Monocacy," has returned from
Paris with his family and much to bis
ioy has been stationed at Portsmouth