Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-01

coat, a son.
&C. A. Rogers succeeds j. S. Hi
bard as telephone manager.
Marriage license: C. E. Webe
and Matilds Wendt Of Woodbine.
Born, Sunday, to MI. and Mrs
JOS. Gillett Of Woodbine, a daughter
Engineer Richardson Of the SAINT
Fe took his engine in to the shops fo
repairs.
Oscar Sterl is nursing broker
collar bone, the result OF a fall Will
horseback riding.
-Non-partisanship that fights only
Republicans is the kind the Pops art
trying to give us.
Robert Kane has done the proper
thing and painted his cosy southside
residence pea green.
Rev. DR.. Blayney will teach the
Greek class in the high school for the
remainder Of the term.
Mrs. Chas. Kubach has recovered
from her illness and is with her hus-
band again in Miss ouri.
The Times says Herington never
had 80 little restitution as this win.
ter. Good for Herington!
Harvey Miller closed a success.
ful term Of school yesterday in dis
trict 30, Garfield township.
Arthur Cowles has pressed brick
on the ground for new walks at bis
handsome home on North Cedar.
Postmaster Armold's term at
Chapman expired Saturday and the
Republican applicants are growing
nervous.
Charles Ball and family are occu-
plying their old home on West Third
street, recently vacated by J. G.
Roberts.
A. c. Dietz Of Talmage has been
at Kansas City taking examination
tor position in the internal revenue
department.
On account Of the fare being q II
little high to Hot Springs the Abilene 8
ball team will 60 into training at t
Sand Springs. d
&C. Hoffman, a substantial farmer
'f the Belle Springs neighborhood, t
will move to town and live in the g
Speer house on East Fourth. b
Abilene has gone Enterprise two Il
letter. Frank Jaymes brought to this
ffice where it is on exhibition an egg b
With head and two tails. Next. lie
-Supt. Humbargar drives one of III
he fastest horses in town. 1t is al
'ough, the standard bred trotter from II
he Harris 4 Rogers string He is al
God for 2:SO. w
Fred s. Poor of Chapman and :.
liss Esther Picking Of Industry were :. :.
larried the other day and the papers
the state will head the item r,
Poor-Picking." ", W.
j. d. Strentz, who used to run an
e Montezuma hotel at Solomon and -,
as hurt by falling out of hammock
1898 injuring his spine, is incur
lie. He has gone to Ohio.
The Belle Springs creamery build W.
g at Salina has 1000 pound capac-
churn and 25 horse power boiler. 'Al
rye tanks and steel separator on ~
ground ready for business. WV
Why does Ed Little choose so o.,
trican, plutocratic and aristocratc = ~
name as "Knickerbocker" for his
'ameryP 1t means Pop ostracism. l.,
might as well call it lchelheimer. ,;,i
Lena Shane and Bessie Berg bei,
esser while driving the latter's
tty pony today had a runaway.
ey were thrown out and Lena's u
was somewhat hurt by the wheel. 'o'o
Will Amsden is having a hard INV
sic with intermittent fever. He '''e
been kept from school by it for s saa'
weeks and his many young friends i'''
be sorry to learn that he is no .'' :,
er. A"ii
ware
Willie and Roy Garten heard Of dist,
ding corn in the ear" last week
stuffed their ears full Of kernels.
'ok physician an hour to correct A
r wrong impression. They live the