Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-10-05
RRcRNr REFLECTIONS.

ear Of corn that attracts mucn '' .
ton.
w. Z. Howard is building a barn
on the Armit.ge property which he
be occupies.
Geo. caporon. of Solomon mas
sued his wife Ida for divorce on s'a''
utory grounds.
~ tho amateur circus will hire a
tent and give a show CarniVal u'' +"
will make a fortune.
Miss Edith Brock has taken
position as trimmer in millinery
store at Great Bend.
Marriage license: "llllam :.
Squire, Kansas City, Mo-, and Helen
NJ. Cook, Herington.
-Supt. J. H. Nlesle! n'' -, ''
the brick house on North Buckeye
vacated by W. P. Gulick.
Carr Fry has taken a position ~
drugstore in Manila and will remain
in the Philippines for time
The county superintendent mas
written to all the district schools ad-
visiug a holiday on Carnival day.
In the firemen's contest at salin"
Tuesday Abilene secured the $40 pf'A0
for the best appearing company
r. /. Ball has rented the old =
G. Henry place on North !, Buckeye Eys
and will soon move to 'na' very
pleasant property.
-Threshers at Manchester have
dinner bell attached to their engines
instead of whistles. 1t makes the
call to meals pleasantcr.
Robert June, who is accused Of
obtaining money under false pre-
.onses. will have his preliminary
examination Monday afternoon
~. B. Burnett, formerly OF Solo
- has started a paper called the
Kansas Register at Topeka I'll de-
voted to real estate, bonds etc.
Herman Hassler' one OF hn'er-
nri.e,s rustling citizens, has bought
an interest ID the Huffman s Smith
market and will make his home mere
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Gulick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ranney have moved
IL rooms over Hodge Brothers wnlcn
have been pleasantly fitted up as flats
II is believed that Geo. Blunder
field who was badly bruised up wh'l'
running a threshing engine in MIME
.ot. was the victim of thugs H'
was alone and had been robbed wher
found.
DIR. Donmeyer who has been
successful physician at solomon
moved to Hope Monday he ma
purchased DR.. Hunters interest," -
the Hope sanitarium' Dr. DOnmeye e
father from Johnston, Pa, is VISITING
him.
On Sept. 9th, at Mt. Pleasant
Utah, John R Harrison, United State
postofiice inspector, was married
Miss Eugene Cassaday, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Cassaday, Of s'
lima. Mr.. Harrison has many friend
here who will wish himself and brld
much Joy.
Enterprise Journal; A gentl
man informed the writer today th'
he expected to see the ABILENE NJ
rLEcroR advocating the changing
tbe name Of its town to Parkerville b
fore long, in honor Of Abilene's gre
hero, c. W. Parker, Of whom mentl'
is frequently made in that paper
Herb McPhail, night engl
Waterman at the Union Pacific rou'
house at Solomon, broke one OF t
bones in his left forearm yesterd
morning. He was knocking the Il
out Of the engine and while doing
his arm was caught between the I'll
box door and the heavy iron
which he was using.
A letter from A. E. Bishop III
Guatemala City, Central Amerl'
says the mission is flourishing'
saws: 1t seems to me that no II
today offers greater returns 10
Guatemala to those who pray
those who give Of their suostan
and to those who have their lives
offer for the evangelization oil
heathen."
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