Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-02-28

RECENT REFLECTIONS.

-CarTle Taquette sueu rTnuA Ia
quette for divorce on ground Of bru-
tality and desertion.
Mrs. Almeda Tolbert has pur.
chased millinery store at Beloit and
went there to take charge.
The Seelye will have another
week Of repertoire commencing March
4, by the Robt. Sherman company.
The Brown telephone company
placing an exchaug in Enterprise
and has orders for a number Of
phones.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Edison are
moving to their rooms over the State
bank which have been handsomely
fitted up.
The ladies OF the Reformed church
will give their usual chicken and
waffle dinner and supper on election
day, April 2.
Postmaster Waring is able to be
out of the house, though not yet
down town. He has been i'll for near
ly eight weeks.
The three banks Of Salina have
on deposit $l,OS2, 900 and nobody can
understand why that county stays SO
nearly Populist.
1t is reported that Grant Gillett's
cowboy band is getting ready to give
its old leader a warm welcome when
he returns-if he comes.
j. NJ. Tudor who has for several
years been driving Harding's oil
wagon, will move on a farm near
Dwight. He will be missed.
Mrs. W. N. King and daughter
delightfully."- entertained a dinner
party Of u last evening at their home
on Buckeye. The evening was spent
socially.
Manchester News; The cresm-
cry patrons received their pay-checks
Wednesday for milk delivered during
January. The price paid for butter
fat was q cents.
Mrs. l.. G. Humbargar is supply
ing the vacancy in the Enterprise
schools caused by the resignation Of
Miss Kugler who is teaching at the
Lincoln building.
-Case's basement is being repaper-
ed and made handsomer for the re-
ception of the big stock Of new goods
purchased by Roy Weyant on his re-
cent trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Dewey enter
tanned 4. W. Wellington, deputy
grand commander Of the Knights Ten.
plars, and Rev. A. Watkins, grand
chaplain, at dinner last evening.
Miss Anna Warfield was one OF
70 X. s. U. girls who attended a
Kappa Alpha Theta banquet at the
Midland hotel, Kansas City, Friday
night, being guests Of the alumnae Of
that city.
A committee OF three from the
Presbyterian church Of junction City
spent Sunday here to hear the new
Lutheran pipe organ. The church
there will put in one as gift Of
Andrew Carnegie
A Washington dispatch says;
"Senator Burton, who has been at
Old Point Comfort for his health for
several days, has returned to the
city. Mr.. Burton has been in poor
health for some weeks"
Manchester News. "Closed for
Repairs" was the sign hung on the
door Of Sam Barringer's place Tues
day morning. The indications are
that Manchester is to Ego dry" with
the other towns Of the county.
The Hope Dispatch is very indig-
nant because of an insinuaton that
the town has oints-now. II the
editor is so much opposed to joints
why did he not through the long wet
years preceding Jan. % do something
to clear the town of joints'
DO you know what it means to
be "whole-souled?" The Talmage
correspondent Of the News explains
thus; Gilbert Cheney's family has
increased one more. Cheney is a
whole-sonled fellow both in improv-
ing Talmage and in keeping up the
population.
The Kansas farmer finds some
disadvantages in prosperity. The
Manchester News says: |. B. Dick