Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-01-14
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EEOu DotSot ouu Asoss'o otSSS
Industry were married BY Judg
Flack.
The Abilene bakery run by th
two Pepper boys. of Abilene ough
to be hot place. - [Salins Journal.
james Collins, formerly conduc
tor on the Rock Island branch, is NOV
conductor OF the Golden State Lin
tied.
u. H. Engle who was injured 10
runaway week ago is yet confined
to his bed but hopes to get out mex
week.
"A 1000, 0OO.ioot gas well is re
ported on the Capital Oil 6 Gas Co
lease at Neodesha. J. E. Brewer IL
one Of the owners.
The Balmoline company has paid
a dividend and elected these officers
B. H. DeHuy, president; J. R. Burton.
vice president; s. A. Cooper. secretary
and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Pattison,
who have been living at the Copeland
the past winter, leave tomorrow for
Independence, Kansas, where they
will make their home. Topeka Capt.
tai.
1t is reported that W. S. Ander.
son will be candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for probate judge.
He is an old soldier and has wide
acquaintance through long residence
here.
Farley, Speer & Menor report the
sale Of the A. <. Vanderbilt cottage
on Buckeye avenue to J. F. Hantz for
1895. Also the Pendergast farm
east Of Detroit to Frank Schmidt Of
West Point, Neb., for $4,000.
We are informed that the report
OF the wedding Of Miss Clara Foley Of
Chapman and Clarence Jones of Fl.
Riley republished from the junction
City Union few days ago, was an
error. No such event occurred.
Rev. Father Horgan, who has
been in charge Of the Junction City
parish for some months, has been
sent back to his old charge here.
Rev. Father O'Brien OF Riley will have
charge Of the Junction City parish.
Harrington Times: Although no
ormal announcement is yet made, it
is understood that N. Cole Of Herring Q
ton will be candidate for clerk Of
the district court when the proper
time comes. No better man can be h
found in the county for the place. Z
He will make model district clerk o
aud q sure winner in the race. n
Roy Weyant, who has had charge t,
II Cases basement and china depart n
nent, leaves Feb. TO take charge Of D
similar department in big store in D
carthage, Mo. Abilene will greatly C
Miss Roy, one Of the most popular ID
alesmen the city ever had. and will SC
egret his departure. His accommo-
ating. ways and thorough familiarity he
nth his business will bring him sue Pi
ess wherever he may be.
Hope Dispatch: A man not many
lilies from Hope, who attended the
Iasonic gathering at Abilene two ~
eeks ago, had to sleep with bis shirt, -
,llar and necktie all on. Some ""
omen have made the mistake Of 20
ressing their husbands. Let them ~
ress themselves and then when they
e away they will not have to go to oeI
ID with their clothes on. We would tw
lggest that the above gentleman get col
m a necktie already made with a 81
,ok to hang IL on by. Ma
John Fulton, formerly Of Tai vi
age. writes from Long Beach. Cali. a .n
rnia: weather lie very fine out =
evenings, during the day ~ =,
n will see men with straw hats and SUI
ys with bare ieet and in course
8 few hours after noon you will jar
d men wearing overcOats. It 10 Sa'
~ dry. driest for years. Most per
sryshing is at standgtill until It VII
ms. We are all we'll ct present and Nee
Pc Dickinson county people are ell and
II. late green peas for dinner the I
Ter day. Oranges are plentiful. l Atl
lost without the REFLECTOR, 90 witt
Al forget to send It," Put
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