Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-22

Michigan, where he will take a course
Of medical treatment in one OF the
leading sanitariums Of the country
1t is hoped that he will come back in
due course of time a well man.
Don't fail to see the low priced
shoes at the Benefit before you buy as
it will surely save you from 20 to Az
per cent.
1t is expected Of you to make
presents to your friends at weddings
birthdays, chris'enings, Christmas,
New Years, St. Valentines day, Eas-
ter and graduating day. Labor day
will be added next and bankruptcy
proceedings will follow.
R. M. White, cashier Of the Abb
lene National, was honored by the
County S. S. association by being re-
elected president. Mr., White has
done much work for the Sunday
school cause Of the county and de-
served the recognition given him.
Rev. Father Leary, pastor OF the
Catholic church Of Chapman, will de-
liver a lecture on 1.-THE Great Issues
Of the Civil War" before the Column
bus club in Topeka on the evening OF
April 81. Father Leary was a chap
lain in the Union army during the
civil war.
Abilene city has paid 1927 for
lumber since March II, and yet it has
measly poor walks. = Enterprise
Journal.
That is because the lumber was
used to make a good fat bill before
the administration changed and not
because it was intended to improve
| the walks.
I
Last week Manchester set out O
row of trees on each side of Main
street from Hammond's new building
to the Hopkins House, also for two
blocks on each side of the street lead
ing to the school house. Three
blocks on Glenn street will be thu
| next ones to receive attention. Tit
trees are ten feet apart and are OF tn
box elder variety.
The Wilmot, Ohio, Gazette ha
this concerning the father of l. II
Clewell of this city: "Henry Clewel
informed us on Monday that he hal
voted 65 times, never missed an cleo
ton since he was 81 years Of age. II
voted for president first for Andre'
Jackson" All his votes were for tn
Democratic ticket except the las
which was for Mckinley
Come to the Benefit to get you
trunks and valises cheaper than an
other Mace in Abilene. 1922
! The history Of Mr.. Rice's sudde
attack on the joints boiled down
s this: He joined hands with I'll
t Joint interests in order to get electe'
A When defeated he went back ON h
g associates, just as he has gone ba'
on every one who ever was connect'
with him when he could not 6
$ everything for himself. Rice's' r
4 cord is not improving with years
Q Hope Dispatch; Some OF OF
merchants are kicking because son
II OF our farmers, and others, send OIL
d the larger cities for goods. 1t do
not occur to them that those partl
y who send off send in answer to advt
tisements. If said merchants won
do little more advertising in the
, home paper they would have le
:. cause to grumble. The advertis
=, should and does reap the reward
his work.
ID. Higgins celebrated his 70
b birthday anniversary Saturd'
Among the presents received he :
~ preciates most golden horsest
" from a cousin connected with
Decatur, Ills, iron works. 1t has
Il eagle on top with two crossed flags
e. colors and inside the shoe the g.
ne R. badge also in colors. The da
~ ls61-ls65 are on the shoe. Altogetl
lit is a very pretty and appropIrl
H. souvenir for a veteran like Mr.. Ii