Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-01-17
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Miss Pearl Booth, formerly oil
Solomon, was married at St. Joe last
week.
Found, buggy robe. Apply to G.
L. Brown, electric light Office. tsc
The Fortnightly was pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ". B.
Giles.
Oscar Sterl is able to be around
the house after a siege Of grip with q
close call on pneumonia.
Miss Gertrude Brenizer who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid-pneu-
monia is slowly improving.
Mrs. Robert Baker is seriously
i'll at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Anderson.
It. A. Borman was elected secre.
tary Of the State Dairy association.
He lives at White City now.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Srack, ofSolomon, Thursday, Jan. II,
twin boys. Mother and children do.
ing well.
Marriage licenses; Edward Bar
rett and Nina D. Pierce, Chapman;
Chas. Dobson and Minnie Skaggs,
Solomon,
Cash paid for poultry and eggs at
Towards meat market. lS-tf
The Acme Creamery association
has received 81, $50 insurance on Its
burned building and will erect new
structure at once.
Since one year ago today there
have been S,605 meals carried to the
prisoners in the county Jail. There
are now four inmates.
For sale-Second hand Acorn cook
stove in good condition, at Hodge
Bros. t&c
1t is reported that Mrs. G. N
Watson, recently divorced from the
captain Of Co. L, has been married tc
Jas. Shiveley Of St. Louis.
Frank Lemaster, who used to be
under sheriff Of Dickinson county,
plays the part Of Bill Bourke, tough
and burglar, in "a Man Of Mystery
and does it very naturally.
"A stranger became too heavily
loaded Sunday afternoon anu fell
down stairs at the corner of Third
and Buckeye. He was picked up un'
con scious but soon recovered.
The electric lights are now run
by engine and are shut down from
- o'clock to 5 a. m. Brown d Co.
are spending good deal of money tc
give the city fine lights and are sue
ceeding.
"A DO wiling contest between local
experts took place at the alleys on
southside last night resulting for sc
frames as follows: C. H. Forney 4S5,
W. A. Matteson 1888, T. j. Rexroat
4SO, D. D. Gage 1868.
The county commissioners and
county physician went out to the poor
farm, taking dinner there. 1t is re.
ported that DR.. Hazlett and Commits.
sioner Low didn't let anything pass
their plates except the toothpicks.
"A dispatch from Chapman says
Dickinson county will give Senator
Burton reception at the high school
building Jan. 20. Dickinson county
hadn't heard Of it. Mr.. Burton IL
booked for speech al Topeka thai
day.
Two boys aged IA and .l6 left
Russell Monday with rifle and shot
gun on q hunt and have not been seer
since. Their parents are searching
for them. Marshal Sauer made o
roundup Of the town last night bu,
got no trace Of their having been
here.
Capt. R. l. lmpey Of the navy
brother Of Mrs. c. |. Woods, who hal
been stationed at Key West for a year
has been made senior permanent
member Of the U. s. board Of inspec
ton with headquarters at Mare Island
San Francisco. 1t is probable tina,
Mrs. Woods now in Washington vii
visit him there.
&C. H. Koepke took to Heringtor
lot Of hogs Monday for the Kansal
City market and among them wer'
three that he weighed by themselves
The three weighed 1870 pounds Of
556i pounds each. The three
brought him the neat sum OF $76.8.