Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-20
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
ID. Blubaugh is out after siege

W. L. Cooley has moved to tn
Pinkham room next to the postoffice
John vandenberg is taking H. S
Folks place at the Pacific express Of
fee.
Marriage license: Glen Morris
Chapman and Elizabeth Mark, Bonac
cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Malott hav,
moved to their newly furnished hom
on Cedar.
Fred Nichols has sued Ross
Nichols for divorce on ground o
abandonment.
Mrs. G. G. Sterl who has been il
for three weeks with rheumatism il
slightly improved.
John O'Brien has Just recently
completed new six.room house or
his farm near Solomon.
The NJ. W. A. Of Banner CITY will
have a dance on March II, (St,
Patrick's day. to which all are in.
vited.
There will be a box social at the
Fairview school house on Wednesday
night, Feb, 26. Jessie Campbell,
teacher.
I &C. A. Sherwood will sell his per
sonal property on Feb. rs, and ex'
poets to locate in the state Of Wash.
ington.
1t is reported that NJ. J. Keys, Of
Bennington, is to be the next to
wrestle with the Democrat. He has
the sympathy Of all.
Rev. P. Bergstresser, D. D., will
deliver q free lecture on George
Washington on the 22nd inst. in the
Lutheran church, at Manchester.
u. D. Haskell has purchased the
old Wilson residence on 18th street
at head Of Olive, paying $1,000 for
same. He has sold bis farm and will
occupy bis new property about March
1st.
j. S. Baumbaugh of Hayes has
purchased the Eyster residence on
East Sixth and will move to town.
Mr.. Eyster has purchased j. F.
Yantz's residence on Olive.
John Markley and Harry Bricker
are preparing to open up a new gro
Gerry store in the room between Gleiss-
nel's and Gallck's drug stores. Geo.
Lloyd will assist them in the work.
Walter Kern brought home from
Argentine some samples of the wheat
and coffee raised there, also many
curios that are Of great interest. Few
have so good an opportunity to see
the world as he.
There is one thing that A. E.
Martin won't stand and that is being
called a Dowieite. 81 feel, said he,
"like knocking man down who says
| am follower Of Dowie" He de-
serves credit for that.
Paul Brooks, the ttn.months-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Brooks,
living on the southside, died yester.
day and was buried this afternoon in
Abilene cemetery, the funeral being
from the River Brethren church.
Judge Porter invited the domino
players TO come to bis office the other
day, thinking three or four might ap
pear" Instead 10 old soldiers tramped
in filling the office SO full that be had
to lead the way to more commodious
apartment. He will think twice be
lore be issues a general invitation
again.
All Union Pacific employees here
and elsewhere will have to take an
examination in few days under the
new rules on the new time card which
has just arrived. This examination
applies to the time card alone, al.
though an examination along other
ines may be ordered later.
j. G. Union Rev. McCracken |
las resigned his position as rector Of
be church VI the Covenant. He will
,old services here for two more Sun.
lays. Rev. McCracken has been ap.
,oint,d to 4 position as canon OF the
athedral at Topeka and to a depart.
nent in the Theological Seminary