Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-24
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Marriage license: Fred Heinz
and Lottie Flegel, Industry
--rhos, Ross and Minnie G. Davis,
Of Manchester, were granted o
license to wed.
--Atchison Globe: Every winter
we long for a long night gown made
out Of red blanket
Mrs. +. M. Watkins Of Enter
prise, whose illness was reported last
week, is said to be improving
Many prominent people attend
the Salvation Army meetings nightly
and find them very interesting
Ed Andrews as Koko in the Mikado'
can make you laugh harder than you
ever laugneu peloTe'
Its understood that Ed Little Will
not ask Santa Claus to put single
thing in his stocking-hs mas all no
wants.
&C. Lenhart living south Of town.
one Of the leading farmers Of the
county, is very III and is not expected
10 recover.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
|G. W. Shook, aged two days, died last
night. Funeral services were held
this afternoon.
H. +. Lockhart, Of this county
won second place in an oratorical con-
test at the State Normal School,
Emporia, Saturday
Some people think Abilene a poor
| show town but where Is there an
! other that is getting Trilby and
{. comic opera inside Of ten days
3 They all initiate the REFLECTOR
but none equals 1t. The REFLEcroas
Q holiday numbers were the largest and
brightest issued in the county.
" The old brick building at corner
Third and Buckeye Is getting a
thorough overhauling to keep it from
r going into innocuous desuetade.
I. p. j. Stoddard Is about the only
!. :, man in town who knows oil about
y Cuba. He travelled all over the
- island selling flour several years ago.
y "A woman attacked by Abilene''
I'd blackmailing sheet has made 1t craw
~ fish. 1t is a cold day when 1t does no
n. have to eat its words these times
'e- The people are onto 1t.
ss' Levi X. Markley and Miss Allc
'ol II. Herr, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. )
,e, R. Herr, will be married at the hom
IN. Of the brides parents at p M
er Dec. 2S. Their many friends VII
re. wish them much Joy.
DIR. Hewett received a telegrar
,od today announcing the serious Hines
o, at Chicago Of his brother, Dr. N J
wo IIewett, whose visit here a year ag
made him many friends in this GU!
flo It is feared that it is fatal sickness
ish DR.. Hewett leaves for his brother
my bedside tomorrow.
en-, The Lawrence World says "
ter desire to remark that G. Hoffman, II
rry bic miller Of Enterprise, never q
+, pss y take any stock in the heresies OF n
,ok son. Chris. The old gentleman b
ing been n consistent business man b
having an only son he was content
tile work and let the boy play horse
tile :,
and lola Register: After all, win
Of the Kansas Day Club meets, and
Il q sees the boys gathering for the ann'
'Ss, 'Ss, feast-the boys who fought foot b'
,inr and base ball with him at college, W
x Of shouted for him when he was pre-
'ook dent Of the League and legged for h
anu when he wanted to 60 to Egypt, q
'H~s bua Dragged about him when he got thu
we wonder II Ed Little won't WI
he hadn't done 1t!
NJ The Atchison Globe says; "
last Little didn't fare so badly. He wa
sted Populist only ninety days when
ming was given his $4,000 a year job L
icers Of men who rocked Populism whel
M; was a squalling, red-iaced baby '
la HIAha
w.; not get anything, in0 ''0''
riley, mistaken foPui'sn n''' :. w.,
raw. squalling, red-iaced baby. It
R p. like the humble bee--bigger wher
;. was born than 1t is now.