Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-03-19
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Z. Bergstresser, dentist.

- ne enterprise Dtik nus T-l'oVo
deposits.
Dave Keller is out again after y
seige with the grip.
Mrs. A. r. Shepherd is able to be
up after a two-months illness.
John Batchlord, living north east
OF Manchester, will move to Illinois
soon.
Daniel Tappin and August
Swartzman Of Solomon start for Grip
pie Greek this week
Married today by Judge Hutch
ison: Alfred Rider, Mapleton, Kas,
and Julia Shry, Sutphen.
Frank Northcraft has some X ray
photographs from the State Uniyer-
sity that are very interesting.
Frank Lott has sold his oil busi-
ness to Jay Harding. Mr.. Lott will
60 Chicago after awhile probably,
Emil Sutter has much improved
his pretty Third street residence by
adding two rooms to the building.
One farmer brought in to j. +.
Brewer today 1850 dozen eggs. He
must have found some hidden nests.
"A Kansas City Star reporter tells
OF abraham, father OF Jacob and
Esau." Is there a new Bible in the
Star Officer
j. W. Gibson was accepted as one
Of the jurors in the Hillmon case on
trial at Topeka and will have steady
job for while.
M. y. Sebrce, tranmaster OF the
Rock Island ut TT. Worth, took out a
fine trotter which has been in train
ing under 0. M. Keats.
The Horton fire department has
been reduced from so men to 25 and
the rs are paid fifty cents each for
every fire they attend. It's u good
idea.
Miss Mary Davidson has taken a
position as trimmer in large
millinery house in Marshall, Mo.
Her skill and taste insure her hand
some salary.
Dickinson county farmers are so
loyal that after hearing Of the recent
troubles across the water it is doubt
ful II they will plant any Spanish
onions this year.
The new chorus choir Of the
Presbyterian church gives excellent
satisfaction to the congregations 1t
seems natural to have the service in
the evening again.
Manchester's new paper is called
the News and is published by Z. II.
Wise. II is non-partisan and dishes
up rhe happenings Of northwest Dick
inson in readable shape.
Messrs., Sheets and Engle, for
merly Of this county but now Of June
tion City, are extending their cream
cry business over into Clay county,
The milk Of 800 to 400 cows at Wake
field will be handled by them.
The Kindergarten association will
sell its material to Misses Newman
and Greenman who will start their
summer school in about three weeks.
They already have 80 pupils engaged
and can take but few more.
Miss Grace Peters, the efficient
Drganist Of the First Presbyterian
church, leaves Monday morning for
Chicago, where she will visit friends.
During her absence her place will be
supplied by Mrs. Homer u. Ellison.
Two Abilene young men took a
sleigh ride yesterday, starting in the
for journey sixteen miles
south. They concluded not to wait
for another snow and started home
early. At Enterprise they left the
sleigh and rode the horses In, reach
ing Abilene at 10 P. m. very much
disgusted with Kansas sleighriding,
Rev. G. $. steinmetz will preach
his farewell sermon before going to
conference tomorrow. He starts
Rev. Stcinmetz has made
one Of the most popular and capable
ministers the city ever had and it is
to be hoped that he will be returned
to preside over the Evangelical church
another year.