Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-09-17

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asylum Sunday.
Marriage license; Paul Gutsch
and Martha Hoffman, both Of Dillon.
DIR. J. NJ. Hodge is confined to
the house. His many friends hope to
see him out again soon.
The Rinehart cheese factory Is
doing so well that branch establish
ment at Herington is talked Of.
1t is reported that Miss Pearl
Shearer was married to Michael
Hinkle at Kane, llls., last Sunday.
&C. L. Bedford, Of Abilene, and
Matte Baker, Of Buffalo, Texas, were
married this afternoon by Judge
Hutchinson.
Hope is going to have a doctor to
make a Republican speech. He will
give the Pops some medicine that
will cure them.
C. Arthur Eiseline, aged IA, was
found insane in probate court this
morning after examination, the re-
suit Of epilepsy.
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss May Atkinson and W. M.
Elcholtz, Sept. 20, at s p. m. at the
Presbyterian church.
E. Bergstresser, dentist. 800
S. J. Ellison says 80 per cent Of
the business men OF Des Moines,
Iowa, his home, are for Mckinley as a
business proposition.
Winfield Wilson brought suit for
divorce against his wife, Mary, alleg-
ing disrespect and neglect. He asks
custody Of the children.
-Chas. W. Moore, Of Buckeye, has
been appointed special agent Of the
Etna Loan company Of Topeka, and
is making a deserved success.
Notwithstanding the rain Senator
Banner had an audience Of 20 at
Funkhouser school house, Willow
dale, last night and gave tip top
talk.
The Bryan club figures went up
six today-a Pop from Cheever town
ship came in and signed his name
six times, once each on six different
papers.
Harry Taylor sends the REFLECT
OR handsome invitations to the fall
festivities in Kansas City. 1t will be
a great time for crowds and all will
be entertained.
Brother Breidenthal refers to the
Populists who want Watson electors
up as polecats. This is a cheerful
situation the reformers are getting
into, now isn't itP
Another convert item from Dillon
Republican. Shorty Buchanan, the
Dillon jointst, is an ardent supporter
Of Bryan. Send the glad tidings to
the Topeka Journal.
M. H. Malott, A. W. Livingston
and Judge Hutchinson made the
quarterly examination Of the county
treasury today, finding everything
all right as usual.
DR.. Steelsmith has been appoint
ed surgeon Of the Rock Island for this
vicinity. At Herington there is
usually someone injured all the time
and these cases will be mostly cared
for in this city.
During the storm last week three
COWS belonging to the Sisters at Mt.
St. Joseph college we're killed by
lightning. The cattle were in the
pasture east Of the college and were
killed near the place where a number
OF cattle were killed by lightning q
month ago.
Topeka Journal: Ed Little Is
telling the Moses story on McKin-
ley that Harry Stafford told on
Lewelling two years ago. Stafford
stole It from James A. Troutman and
Troutman stole II from a travelling
man. Nobody know where the trav-
cling man stole it.
Dave NALL and j. Il. Burton had
their pictures in the splendid Kansas
edition Of the Kansas City journal
yesterday, along with complimentary
remarks about their greatness. Next
TO Topeka, Abilene and Abilene peo-
pie received more attention than any
town in the state In the number.
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