Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-22
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
e. H. Dingee, Jr., has moved

the city.
Marriage license, Maridia Atnip
and Caroline C. Starr, both Of Abilene.
If the frost will stay away now
this county will have big fruit crop.
The Navarro colonists have at
last arrived at their new home, Ada,
MINI.
A stock company is being formed
to manufacture Milt Goods pancake
turner.
Mrs. C. W. Brooks Of Enterprise
is in the city for medical treatment at
the sanitarium.
West Point examination will be
held at Clay Center Saturday. 0. G.
Troxel will try it.
Mrs. W. f. A. Meek Of Dillon is
very i'll. There is not much expectas
ton Of her recovery.
A dance will be given in Armory
hall May 6 under the direction Of the
Abilene fire department.
Bill Nixon was today appointed
weighmaster in state grain inspectors
department. 1t pays $600a year
Go to the Benefit and see the large
invoice Of shoes received for spring
and summer.
The airship nonsense is declared
off until the dark Of the moon. The
paper balloons show too plainly now.
C. F. Morley is reported as doing
well at Topeka. He has one Of the
largest harness stores in the capital
Principal Cook Of the county high
school will conduct the Geary county
normal institute, commencing June I
The remains of Chas. Parmeter
the tramp found insane and homeless
a month ago, were buried last even
ing.
The little daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clark Mahan is recovering NIGEL,
from scarlet fever. No more case
are reported.
The many friends of Charli
Johntz will be glad to know that h
!, is improving from his illness and |
! able to sit up.
20. M. Keats sold his sorrel ridin
: horse to Emporia parties for $500
. few days ago. Good horsehesh bring
n the right prices.
. Miss Belle Newman who has bee
) visiting in Illinois has returned an
!" will take a position as assistant sale
J, lady for Miss M. E. Eagle.
y The young son of Mrs. Julia
d living northeast Of town while burr
h ing some trash yesterday afternoc
= q burned her hay, several tons.
l. w. V. Smart, one of Solomon
;. businessmen, died Saturday nigl
n after a two weeks illness. Rev. JOB
u Fulton went up to ofliciate at tt
q funeral.
. No wonder the people see al
lie ships. Hornaday has sold out h
e whole stock Of paper balloons lie
\, over from last Fourth of July in Il
e. past three days.
= -Dickinson's population is ,
Or right. Rinehart township report
4. today 5S4 people, an increase in
IN year of 1870. The personal proper
ne increased $4,119.
Of Philosophy from the young u
e. married editor Of the Dillon Repuh
tie can: "No girl is too good to
e. Rugged. The Bible tells us to he
M fast to a good thing"
lot II. L. Alexander, Of the firm
20 Alexander Bros, will be married
ny Miss Minnie Patton of Albany, M
IT. ~. April 2S. Toms many friends "
o. extend hearty congratulations.
1T A bowling club is oeing org
lied by a number Of Abilene gent
a men to fit up handsome alley in
NJ. Hodge block. 1t isa splendid sp
,m and will furnish good exercise.
! Il Will Brown, the high school
var edictorian, has kick coming beca
J., his first name was printed wrong
ket the paper. We don't blame him
ad- that happens often to the famous
-. Tho Million Ronuhliaan il dOut