Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-03-18
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Carl Fry has taken a position in
Northcraft n company's.

Northcraft n company's.
Marriage license: VIM. Lambert
and Ella Carroll both of Salina.
The Belle Springs creamery paiC
Is cents for butter fat, same as last
month.
Reed n Son, general merchants
will move their stock from Benning
ton to Dillon.
Prophet Kropif has a rival in
Minneapolis. He should hurry uF
some prophecies.
Ed Little might be on the way
back to his $4,000 job in Cairo now II
he had been good.
The legislators all rode home or
passes. They did nothing while in
session to prevent it.
Prof. A. S. Davis, of Hope, has
secured an instructors certificate
from the state of Illinois.
Miss Ada Lands, daughter Of
Samuel Lands, is quite i'll at hel
fathers home south of town.
e. 7. Ellison n Son are moving
their Office to the Office OF Al. Cowles
where it will be found hereafter.
-Vern Shearer has accepted Il
position with Grant Templin, the
shoe man Of Minneapolis, Kansas.
Very painful is the effort Of the
News to square itself after It's at
tack last week on Acting Mayor Folk.
The Salina Union thinks the
town indulging in cinder walks Is
preparing for the future life that 1t
expects.
Moving away is as good as get
ting married and dying. You get
presents and have nice things said
about you.
The legislature in regular session
has killed the Pop party. The funeral
services will be held when the extra
session Is called.
The farmer boys and girls who
have to get up early and milk the
cows are the ones who are most eager
for spring to come.
The young son Of Joseph Paige,
living north of town, who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis is reported as
getting along well.
The remains Of Mrs. f. M. Wat
kins Of Enterprise who died some
weeks ago were removed to Wilsey for
interment this week.
---Dickinson's creamery men are
getting as wide fame and as extended
a field as its fence machine and patent
industries.
"A Detroit small boy who took S24
from his parents in Detroit and
started for Denver was caught here
and taken home to be spanked.
The News which has been throw
ing clods at Mr.. Rohrer for four years
now includes him proudly in the list
Of "non-partisans." Why this change
Of hearth
Mrs. II. Gerth has rcopened the
old Carpenter house on southside and
will make it an attractive and econ
omica hostelry. She deserves large
patronage.
The Monitor says the present
city administration has been very
the News says not. The
war correspondents of the Populist
iunta should get together.
Mr.. Whitehurst's team ran away
with him about noon, throwing him
rom his buggy near the Santa Fe
rack and smashing the vehicle. The
lriver was not seriously hurt.
Private Secretary Little's salary
,ook another drop Saturday at the
lands Of the legislature, and is now
II, 900 instead Of $4,000. Come
lome, Edward, and practice law.
In the list Of standing commit
ees of the grand Masonic lodge Of
Kansas T. L. Dewey Of this city ap-
,ears as a member Of committees on
jurisprudence and revision Of laws.
"A Pop who knows said today that
when Bill Nixon was at Topeka last
le was told by Leedy to 60 home and
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