Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-13
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Mayor Halleck it is now.

Grant Gillett has dropped half
his big life insurance.
R. G. Trey is moving to the Hol
linger house, East First street.
Money to patent good ideas may b
secured by our aid, address Til
PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. c
The Reformed church nette(
about $50 at its election meals.
Wanted, pigeons at Wells Fargo
Express office. 32.tf.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Teetefs viii
be "at home" on East Fifth street.
J. N. Engle, formerly Of Moon
light, is now located in Philadelphia,
j. I. Prendergast is preparing
to improve his handsome residence
lot on West Third.
Lost, between Detroit and Frank
Longs, Hayes township, lady's peck
etbook containing money. Reward
for return to this office. t&c
IS. A. Cooper is building an add.
ton to his Buckeye residence and will
add a handsome porch.
"A marriage license was issued
to Vim. H. Teeters and Mary G.
Shadinger, both Of Abilene.
For sale, good buggy at a bargain.
Inquire at Landings blacksmith shop,
or Of D. Gantz. II
Geo. Lloyd and j. 5. Smith are to
open grocery store in junction City,
according to the Union of that
town.
The Chapman News, published
by J. 7. McMlllen, has begun opera
tons. 1t is hummer and looks
prosperous.
Letters from j. X. Forney say he
landed at Vancouver last week. He
is expected home from his trip
around the world Saturday.
1t is understood that Homer FL
lison having just received his salary
as councilman for two years in a
lump will set 'em up to all the boys.
Harry Gemeny, formerly Of the
Abilene U. P. office but recently agent
at Minneapolis, has quit railroading
and leased the Washington house at
junction City,
A coursin match was held on
John Taylor's farm near Pearl We'd
nesday. There eight runs; Enter
prise dogs won the puppy stakes,
Clay Center dogs the all-age stakes.
The Kansas Creamery furnished
buttermilk free to the needy families
for two months from its.Topeka
station, Manager Nissley lis one of
the most charitable of Topeka's citi-
zens.
Remember that W. H. Eisenhower's
shoe shop is located on Third street
two doors east of the REFLECTOR
office, north end of Volkman's store.
Take your work to him. Promptness
and satisfaction guaranteed. II
The report of the Abilene Nation
al bank, published today, is good
one, showing a large surplus and
profits-unmistakable evidences OF
prosperity. Its list of deposits
amounts to $4,000.
"A very casual examination of
the election returns shows that the
REFLECTOR was right in saying that
Mayor Folk was slaughtered merci-
lessly for treasurer and attorney.
How do he and his friends like it?
The +. A. A. had a most en- Joy
able social Friday night with large
crowd and one Of those excellent pro-
grams for which that lodge is famous.
Mrs. Fuller, grand lecturer, made an
address and there was a fine lunch
For Sale-A first-class horse, eight
years old, weighs 1900 pounds, color
bay. Call at the Wells Fargo Tx.
press office.
The Hope Dispatch is running a
series of stories about early times.
Up to date they have all been about
the settlers Of those days getting
lost. 1t seems that they needed a
worse than anything else in
those days.
H. Allen Giants, n son Of d.
iants of this city, has has just moved
from johnson county to Enterprise