Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-10-13
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marked by new sign.
e. R. Liggett and Miss Mollie M
Deves, both Of Chapman. were mar
ried by Judge Flack today.
! Charles Case has bought the cor
ner opposite his fathers residence
and, it is reported, will build ON 1t.
John Reeves who makes some o.
the best cider on earth favored the
REFLECTOR. force with fine sample
A book has just been published
giving the gepealogy of the Ramsey
family and listing up 5000 Of them.
"A large class Of new members
was taken into membership in the
Presbyt terrain church yesterday morn
ing.
H. E. Ackers is in charge Of
Case's big store this week while the
managers are at the fair. 1t seems
naturally to see him there.
Horace King who was hurt or a
Santa Fe train ten days ago is yet Sc
riously i'll at his home in Chapman
from the effects Of the injuries.
Elder Matchett preached at Har-
mony on Sunday, resulting in four
confessions. All were baptized at
John Engle's on Monday afternoon.
The Parker shows had all kinds
Of good business at Lawrence last
week. They are at Newton this
week. The southern company is at
McAllester, l. T..
j. K. Forney aud P. G. Hoffman
today brought in from Belle Springs
cemetery the bodies Of three relatives
buried there and reinterred them in
Abilene cemetery.
Marriage licenses: D. Swart, Abb
lene. Anna |. Dreisbacb, Bern, Kas.
Maggie Hoffman, Donegal, and Benz.
Shank, Navarro; John Dunlop and
Pearl Wagner, Detroit.
IS. Kirk seems to hold the record
on big apples. He brought one of the
DuchesSe variety to the REFLECTOR
today that measured lS3 inches in c
circumference and weighed q pound.
--The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. I
Hogan is supposed to be with Wal q
lace's shows now in Mississippi but 4
has not been heard from for several v
weels. His parents are worried n
about him. R
Little Marion Seelye was thrown r
from her pony Saturday evening near P
the postofice and bruised consider b
ably about the head and shoulders. 6
Luckily her injuries are mot serious CT
and she will soon be out again.
"A Herington couple divorced at
the recent term of court has had an in
record. They were mar
ried, divorced, remarked and now b.
are divorced again. They ought to
be certain OF their ability to get along b
BY this time. b
Speaking Of swiftness one town.
hip of this county made a record. Ii
township ticket was nominated M
Nay 25th and the papers reached Abb
enc at 5:48 p. m. on Oct. s, the last an
lour OF the last day in which they q
'ould be filed.
Geo. Suffer came near being ser Be
ously hurt last evening about 1880. >.
Is be was riding bicycle west on II
Third at full speed he Collided in the
darkness with a buggy. He was
brown several feet but luckily es-
aped with only bruises. Co
The News runs its political col
INNS in the old fashioned way. Every u
.epublican meeting is written up as
fat fzzle and every Democratic
altering as a glorious, dazzling sue n
Bss. There are only . few papers
1T that take that course. ri
The fifteen year old son Of Fred
ose last evening while carrying q F.
sckage Of meat from Prendergast's
tore to the Wsyts market where he L
'orks stepped into an alley window CT
pening and broke bis left leg above '-
he knee. He is resting easily. r
The new real estate firm Of Wag- 1
man & Peters had a fine start the
asst week. They sold j. H. HOoper's He
lree eighties for 5000. Also an
improved quarter for Aaron Zook n
II $4,000 to Mr.. Henry Sachue Of !
-n,,.n oountv K.a uho will nncnnv