Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-01-30
RECENT REFLECTIONS.


DIR. Blayney led the discussion o
the Lanier Circle last evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Kaufman, Jan. 20, daughter.
Geo. Etherington ships two cars
Of horses this evening to St. Louis.
Marriage license: Newton Cobb,
OF Detroit, and Cora Schwab, OF Okla
homs.
John Hermann, Of Springfield, Mo-,
was in town shaking hands with bis
many friends.
james Wardell and Florence
Wann were married last evening by
the probate judge.
-Thos. Ross Of Industry, has sold
bis farm and will 60 to the Alberta
country on q prospecting tour.
"A number Of G. A. r. members
are expecting to 60 to Topeka soon to
testify in the Norton court martial
case.
DIR. s. W. Kincaid, q dentist, for.
merly Of Abilene, but for several
years Of Beloit, has moved to Con.
cordia.
Jerry Iliff and Arthur Elwick have
purchased the Hornaday stock and
will continue the business. They are
hustlers and will succeed.
w. P. Gulick will begin next
month closing out his drug business
and will 90 to Arkansas about July
to look after mining interests.
For sale, good 4.toom house, large
lot, good improvements, in East Abb.
lene, $3.50. J. N. Carlisle, East North
18th street. 22.2c&St
The people along the new rural
routes are having their mail al
70 Abilene and will get it
daily next Saturday and thereafter.
The divorce case Of Susie vs.. j.
F. Dodson, taken under advisement,
has been decided. Mrs. Dodson gets
q divorce and retains the real estate.
The report that homesteaders in
the new Oklahoma lands must be on
their claims by Feb. 6 is denied from
Guthrie. They have six months from
The date when they filed.
The county commissioners Of
Cloud county paid for four wolf scaips
ast week and $500 gopher scalps.
The gophers should soon be as scarce
IS wolves at this rate.
Bert Lower left today for WITCH.
ia, where with two business asso-
,iates he will establish a transfer
house for wholesale implements.
The firm starts with prospects for q
very successful business.
-Marshal.'s band Of Topeka con-
making tour Of the state
ome time in March. As this is the
'flicial band of the Kansas Knights
remplar it will doubtless play to large
rowds all over the state. Abilene
'ught to have it play here.
The Salina papers have had an.
'ther interview with Union Pacific
brakeman and will put on that new
lug train Feb. 2. They say it will
cave Kansas City at 1920 a. M, reach
'alina at 1:2O p. m; return at 2 p. m,
each Kansas City at 5 P. m. Salina
greatly elated. 1t gives one more
AGILITY for people to get out Of town.
Chapman Standard. Some years
90 one Of our farmers concluded to
ut out crop of broom corn. He
'rote to the secretary Of the board Of
sriculture, asking what kind Of
room corn seed he ought to SOW to
zap the best results. ~ haven't
iven the broom corn question much
,ought," replied the secretary, shut
would advise you to plant the
ripped handle brand, as that seems
, be the best seller.'
The many friends Of John Brunt
i'll heartily endorse these compli.
Ientary words from his old home
aper, the Lincoln Republican, for be
sserves them: "John Brunt, IT,,
as at home Monday night, going
way again Tuesday morning. For
'ree or four years past he held a
ork shin in . druD ~ nfa IN Ah;lnnn