Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-12-05
Social and Personal.

club; Wednesday night. "Gideon's
Mintrels;' Friday night, Roney's Boys
Saturday afternoon and evening,
Lutheran bazsr and supper.
A family reunion was held at thu
home Of J. Y. Cryderman at Solomon
Thanksgiving day at which 26 relatives
were present. including several from
Abilene. A very pleasant visit wal
enjoyed. :.
Albert Hoffman and Miss Lizzie
Miller who were married last Satur
day evening at the home Of the bride'I
parents, sixteen miles south Of Abb
lene, have gone to housekeeping ID
the south part Of town. Their many
friends extend the best wishes.
Miss Cora Shirley, stenographer in
]. P. Campbell's office, spent Thanks
giving with her parents at Atwood,
Kas.
Miss Marie Mace entertained q
dozen little girls pleasantly yesterday
in honor Of her 9th birthday ami
versary.
At the home Of Thomas Hislop near
Talmage Thanksgiving day occurred
the wedding Of Miss Maggie Hislop
and William Cooley, son Of Francis
Cooley, Rev. Geo. Mckay officiating.
About 40 guests were present and
the happy couple was attended by
Ralph Cooley and Miss Grace Mus
tard. A delicious dinner followed
and many deserved congratulations
were shOWered on the bride and
groom. Among the many presents
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cooley, set Of
silver knives and forks; R. S. Keller,
berry set; E. j. Cassat, Lawrence,
gold lined sugar shell and butter
knife; Mrs. John Broadfoot, parlor
lamp; Florence and Helen Cooley, set
Of silver teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Cooley, glass tea set; Grace
and Matilda Mustard, berry set; Mar
garet j. Simpson, Spokane, Wash, /,
gold lined sugar shell and butter
knife; Ralph Cooley, berry set; Lee
Cooley, silver toothpick holder;
Maggie Fairbairn, sofa cushion; How.
ard Cooley, water set; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Patton, tablecloth; Mrs.
Verne Cooley, tablecloth; Miss Ada
Cooley, broom; Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Middleton, table cover; Maggie B.
Dickson, Atwood, Ontario, two doilies;
Helen, Sam and John Hislop, gold
watch chain; W. D. Fulton, sack OF
flour.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. KILLER, two miles
north of Solomon, Miss Maud KILLER
and Mr.. Albert Rasher were united in
marriage Thursday at noon, Rev. J.
N. Rankin performing the marriage
ceremony. Mrs. Rasher is a lovely
young lady and is the primary teach
er at the Solomon public school and
Mr.. Rasher is a prosperous young
farmer.
Duckwall Brothers are back from
Greenleai, Kas., where they we're
called by the death Of their sister
Edna. She died very suddenly of
neuralgia OF the heart and the news
came as a pros,rAting surprise 10 her
brothers, they having no knowledge
that she Was sick.
Marion Zeiglcr, Of Ellis, was mar
ried 10 Miss Winnie Glider OF Abilene,
Thursday.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. CARLY, on West
Sixth street, Solomon, Thursday even.
ing, Miss Dora CARLY and Mr.. J. A.
Sauer, Of Ellsworth, were united In
marriage. Rev. j. S. Sauer, Of Ellis.
worth, father Of the groom, performed
the ceremony. Only relatives we're
present to witness the ceremony.
Both young people were well known
in this community. They will reside
in Ellsworth.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. j. +. Elston are home
from pleasant visit in Chicago.