Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-10-23
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Marriage license: John T. Stroth
and Emma Reich, both Of Hope.
Born, Oct. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Colby, Of junction City, . son.
Herbert Jacobs is making friends
everywhere. He will be an easy
winner.
y. J. Schneider grows more pop
ular every day. Heis the next treas
urer sure.
-Chas. W. Salter Of ElDorado and
Blanche Goenour Of Abilene were
married by Judge Flack.
Senator Burton speaks at Herring
toh Oct. 20. 1t is probable that a
special train will be run from ABB
lene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Crawford
pleasantly entertained the Comus
club last Thursday, its first meeting OF
the year.
The Winquist.O'N commission
firms headquarters have been moved
TO the room at east end Of Pacific
hotel annex.
The Fusionlsts are pretty we'll
scared. They are lying about every
Republican candidate. But they
don't fool anybody.
The people have not forgotten
that Robert Kane heaped up costs on
the county without cause and they
don't want such an attorney again.
The Lutheran aid society will
hold its annual fair December IS. A
liner display Of fancy articles than
ever before shown is being planned.
Marriage license: Norva E. Al.
len, Wilson, and E. E. Howard, Belle
vile. Miss Allen is a sister Of E. 0.
Allen and Mr.. Howard has Leen at
tending business college here.
George Hartzell formerly Of this
county is now doing well as the load.
ing liveryman Of Kelso, Wash. He
has made money and has all that he
and three assistants can do.
The Continental Creamery station
at Kipp made the cheese that took
first prize this year at the Colorado
state fair at Pueblo. The company's
cheese also scored 90 at the Kansas
state fair this year.
The Santa Fe will have q new
time card Nov. l6 which will have
the east bound passenger leave at
1880 a. m. instead Of S:l5 p. m. 1t
will connect at Strong City with
through trains for east, west and
south.
IS. NJ. Page writes from Wake
field: II must have all the county
news and | know from experience
that the REFLECTOR gives it. am
teaching the Stitt school, Dist. &C.,
and have q fine school. We had q
fine Republican meeting at Upland
hail."
Mrs. Nina Sprung, who resides
with her son Henry, while walking in
the yard last evening was tripped by
a wire and fell, breaking her right
leg near the hip. Her advanced age,
nearly 10 years, makes the accident a
serious one for her.
-Concordia Blade: Clyde Birch
will 90 on the road as a hardware
salesman and is now away investigat'
ing three places that are open to him.
He has had long experience in the re-
tail hardware business and will make
q success as travelling salesman.
F. G. Puliver will build an office
and sale barn on the lots at Second
and Mulberry where the standpipe is
located and which he recently pur'
chased. The barn will be 60x9O feet,
fronting on Second and will be used
for stabling bis imported horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gooden enter.
tanned last evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Bearce. Duplicate
whist was enjoyed at which Mrs.
wyaudt and H. l.. Humphrey made
the highest score. Delicious refresh
ments were served and . most enjoy
able evening passed.
-Devoe's prediction: Oct. 10Th to
goth, cold wave. 2lst to 22nd, pleas.
ant. 23rd to goth: on the 23rd a