Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-09
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ARAOLuTEIY PURE

Cornelius Ryan, the county poor
farm inmate, died Friday and was
buried Sunday at Chapman. He
has been county charge for nine
wears and was at first in the asylum
John Hill 4 Son have full line OF
the best garden hose ever brought to
the city and at very low prices.
--Cawker City Gazette' Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Welty rejoice in the arri-
val OF a new daughter in their home
Saturday, March 2S. She will no
doubt be an ornament to their beau
tiiul home.
Topeka Journal Rev. Dr. Bon
oncini Of Usage City, who is the guest
Of Dean Hayden Of the Church Of the
Assumption this week, was professor
Of theology in the Catholic seminary
in this city thirty years ago.
Mrs. Charles Ryan Of Ridge found
pocketbook containing $l5 on the
road between here and Chapman Sun
day. 1t belonged to w. H. Eicholtz
who had lost it while driving to the
Ryan funeral and 1t was returned to
him.
Enterprise Journal; Dr. W. Z.
McRill left Thursday for Texas on
little pleasure trip, hoping that the
recreation will improve his health
He will visit Dallas and Houston and
spend some time on the Gull coast at
Galveston.
Junction City Sentinel; The W.
: 7. Shane drug stock at Solomon Will
be moved here about the 18th OF this
Q month and will occupy the Flanagan
8 building opposite the postoillcc. The
IS room will be repaired and a fresh
n stock added.
l. For garden hose and fittings 60 to
e. Hill & Son, West Third street.
n Topeka Mail' When Burton
spoke at Cimarron on the 18th the
n schools we're dismissed and the busi-
le ness houses all closed. 1t was just
re like the way the people used to treat
he Lincoln when he first became the
n favorite son Of Illinois
u Lawrence World The For
"' Scott Monitor calls attention to th'
fact that in every campaign for tn
~ past ten years J. r. Burton has con
'e- tributed his time, his talents and hi
''' money. Mr. Burton has been tn
best campaigner Kansas has had
Chess seems to be good deal
70 -, a chance game after all. Fran
no Glimpse, one of the towns chan
~, n pions, taught Jesse Elston how to pls
~. last evening and Jesse beat him IL
40 very first game played on his ow
hook. No wonder Glimpse looks sa
Woodland Park (Colo.) Gazctt
Back In Kansas the water tank OF u
q a Union Pacific at Abilene caught afi
and burned up. Such dry iten
"a make us "smoile" out here--but ba'
there where rivers and creeks explo
VI in the summer time, the abo
: scarcely attracts attention.
''"s Hill H. Son have a garden hose tn
p' they will guarantee to carry b
pounds pressure Call and see IL
ltz's 2S7-3w&i
ace' Dillon Republican; Some fun
ork' things happen at Abilene and one
lelo- the latest occurred on Monday aft
first noon. The water tank on the I'm
gun, Pacific railroad caught fire from
train and burned up, although 1t c
polis tained four feet Of water at the til
Indis The attention Of Dan Anthony
an Marsh Murdock, who claim that X
sas Is not dry, is respectfully ca
last to this incident.
,heat Not all the musical talent
He found in town. Out in Fragrant
that township, 20 miles from railr'
lives F. NJ. Dahlstrom, the big, g
The natured farmer who presided
ester the ias' roP oon''".'o"' " W.
need last week his part Of the program
hank two piano seivo''on'' o'e'', 80
the opera ~ William Tell" and "s
ia to Beethoven" It is only in
~ ... :" sas that corn plowing and piano
'".a, s, 90 together. Mr.. Dahlstrom
. c","' naa Swedish nationality and hal
thorough musical education.