Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-12
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Spring dry goods, late styles JUS
In at Nusz's. He will surprise you OF
prices. Sl'2cslt
Miss Louise Tonkin died at Hope
aged IS.
R. B. Jacobs is painting biz
handsome home on North Spruce.
-Chas. Flora OF Manchester hal
gone to the Pacific coast to locate.
Simon Shockey, j. j. Cooper and
J. N. Burton have completed putting
down brick walks at their residence
properties.
The only place to get the famous
Sioux City seeds, always fresh and
reliable, is at Nusz's,N on south side.
A. B. Banta who has been a resi-.
dent here for year is moving to
Mcpherson where he will open an
insurance agency.
John West was 90 years old yes.
terday. Among bis ca]lere was Mr..
Maley aged s6 and they had pleas
ant chat about old times.
N Richard Roe, one Of the tramps
arrested at Herington was found guilty
OF larceny and sentenced to 80 days
ih Jail. He stole some clothing.
The Shady Brook steamer is be-
ing remodeled and repainted at En-
terprise and double deck added. 1t
will be ready for service about May |.
Enterprise journal: j. B. Case,
Miss Parent and Miss Pearl Taylor
drove down from Abilene and attended
Reform services at the school house
Sunday.
Nusz has q fine line Of work shirts
and overalls. Don't fail to see them.
Prices right.
Mrs. M. E. Hoisington has pur.
chased the residence property at
Spruce and Sixth east of the Forney
home. Supt. Niesley and family
will occupy it,
Lawrence Journal: Up at Solo
mon not a woman voted at the city
election. Possibly there are no
women in Solomon who are old
enough to vote.
Rev. Z. R. Brown, the new
Methodist pastor, preached his first
sermons here Sunday to large con-
gregations. He is talented speaker
and was received well by his congre-
CATION.
Nusz has a splendid line Of shoes,
Call and see his low prices.
Lieut.. Callahan Of Co.. l. ran for
marshal in Junction City and was
beaten 1888 votes, notSarryinga ward
1t is like running against a stone
wall to try to defeat "Tom Allen"
Cullinan in that town.
j. M. Setter, father Of Mrs. c. B.
Harding, of Enterprise and formerly
of Abilene, died at his home in Colo
RADIO Springs last Wednesday. Mrs.
Harding will remain there with her
mother for a short time.
Here is new story: A school
girl asked her father how to punctu-
ate the sentence, "a five dollar bill
flew around the corner" After study
ing it he said he would put a period
after it. That's wrong" said the
girl, II would make dash after it,"
Nusz will save you money en- gro
ceries. Give him chance and cut
down your grocery bill.
Miss Mary Houlton closed her
second term OF school in district n
Friday with very interesting pro-
gram. Quite number Of visitors
and patrons present spoke very highly
Of the advancement Of the pupils and
predicted for Miss Mary a very bright
future as a teacher.
Miss Florence Southworth closed
very successful term Of school Sat-
urday in the Chase district, Willow
dale township. The patrons sur
prised her by calling at noon with
well filled baskets. After dinner was
pleasing program and goodbyes'
The school has prospered throughout
the term and much credit is due the
teacher.
A..A... L. -, that hrota Gat-