Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-09-30
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
I Ed Fry will play end in the X. 5.
q. football eleven.

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new wheel, Il birthday present.
Marriage license j. b. Lewis
and Jennie Cranshaw, Abilene.
Miss Eva Southworth has taken a
position in the REFLECTOR Office.
The Lutherans are contemplating
the purchase of a residence for a par
sonage.
Clarence Jackman OF Chapman
has gone to Chicago to take ucra-
tive position,
Prophet Wiggins has storm
predicted for this week that is to be
n corker-if it comes.
Miss Laura Leckron, formerly Of
this city, and Bert Bishop were mar
ried recently at Lawrence.
B. B. Shaw, of Tecumsch, Neb.,
has bought the Hansbrough gallery
and is hustling for business.
The appealed case of James
McNaspy will be decided in supreme
court at Topeka early next month.
Charles Leckron and family
have moved up from Lawrence and
will reside on the old jerks place
east OF town.
The Manchester creamery COM
pany paid 10 cents for butter fat for
the month Of August, with an average
test of 100.
Sheriff Robson brought Nora
Harris back from the Reform school
to testify in the assault case in which
she is complainant.
Judge Moore will occupy his old
Office over Shearer's. Judge Hutchl-
son will also nave his real estate and
insurance Office there,
We stop the press to announce
that up to late hour this afternoon
John Favor had not concluded to al
low the News to run his campaign.
The Grant township Populists
have nominated for their township
ticket H. a. Snider, trustee; Bert
Knapp, treasurer; G. A. Young, clerk.
Charlie Kubach has lost some
thing again this time 100 pounds of
wire out of the rear of his buggy.
Bets are now open on what it will be
next.
e. c. Bishop and family, formerly
of Abilene. are arranging to 20 to
Honduras, where Mr. Bishop will join
his brother, A. 4. Bishop, in mission
work.
Cyrus d. Thurman, a paper sales
man with many acquaintance in this
city, died in his berth on the train en-
route from Wichita to Kansas City
Sunday.
This is great country tor mar
ried folks to quarrel and then make
up. Mary Smelling who brought a
divorce case against her husband
wants to dismiss it.
Rev Father Shields performed
the ceremony wedding Miss Abbie
McNaspy, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
James McNaspy, and Thos. McMilIcn
at IIerington Wednesday.
The show people hired Henry
Sutter to step into some whiting and
walk from Northcraft's drug store to
the opera house and the tracks be
made are the wonder of the town.
Harold Wilkie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Wilkie, fell yesterday and
bit his tongue, taking off a strip from
the side Of the tongue nearly an inch
in length. Heis getting along nicely.
Woods drug store is getting the
Star Cholera Hog Remedy, guaranteed
to prevent a visitation Of that dreaded
disease. Investigate and save your
hogs. 2-3tc
The Comus whist club opened its
seasons meetings last night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison. Dupli-
cate whist is the clubs speciality and
its members are becoming very ex-
pert in it.
-Manchester's nominations Of Re-
publican candidates for township
offices are; Trustee, John Truman, !,
clerk, A. I. Swortwood; treasurer, A.