Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-05-21
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The Monitor refers to "two Miss
Bears"
The Prcsbyterians made $50 last
night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm John
son, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Troxel, a son.
Applications for high school
positions are coming in.
The son Of George Purvis is seri
ously i'll with pneumonia.
Married, by Rev. DR.. Blayney,
John Wardell and Miss Chloe Sherman.
The Herington Modern Woodmen
will have big Fourth Of July
picnic.
Will Jolly will graduate at Jeffer-
son Medical college, Philadelphia,
this spring
A letter just received from Chi
cago announces the birth Of daugh.
ter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mahan.
Solomon Sentinel. Mr.. Gray, .
school teacher living in the western
part Of the state, has sued bis wife,
who lives in our city, for divorce.
An interesting case In Smiths
court over the possession Of the old
Maurer house north Of town was
called for today but continued to
June.
The City Mission will serve din.
ner Decoration day. Ice cream and
cake will be served in the afternoon
and evening, 1t should he well pa
tronized.
This is an item that is going the
rounds Of the State press; Farmer
Case Of Dickinson county Is proudly
exhibiting q Worlds Fair medal re-
Gently sent him In recognition Of the
merit Of his display Of oats at the
great exposition"
The rooms OF the central build
ing ought to be papered during the
summer, The walls are too dirty for
use longer. Some of that money
blown in for alleged fire extingulshers
would come very handy in making
needed improvements.
Lawrence World; Those who
have been saying that Mr.. Burton
reached high water mark in his race
for senator two years ago will have to
revise their calculations. lie refused
to let II be so and what Is more the
people are with him in the refusal.
Milton Speer will take position
with his uncle, 4. D. Humphrey, at
FL Reno, Okla, and will 90 there in
a week or ten days. We are sorry to
lose so worthy and respected young
man from Abilene but his many
friends will wish him much prosper
ity.
Enterprise journal. Three Dick
inson county young people will grad,
uate from the Kansas University in
few weeks. They are Miss Carina
Cooke, Of Herington Carl Wick, Of
New Chillicothe; and Henry Wagner,
Of Enterprise. In the graduating
class at the State Normal school old
Dickinson will be represented by four
Of her brightest boys and girls.
--lierington Times Conductor
Lafayette Brownold, who has been for
more than thirty years in the railroad
business and for the last four or five
years in the employ Of the Rock
Island road here, resigned his position
the first OF the week and has gone to
Terra Haute, Indiana, where his
daughter lives and where he intends
to make his home for the time being
at least
The Slater (Mo.) Index says that
Dr. and Mrs. I. B. Ross, formerly Of
this city, have been honored by re-
ceiving this invitation. "The Vice
President and Mrs. Stevenson request
the honor of your presence at the
marriage Of their daughter, Julia, to
Rev. Martin d. Hardin, Tuesday,
June second, eighteen hundred and
ninety-six, at eight o'clock. New
York Avenue Presbyterian church