Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-10-20
RECENT REFLECTIONS,

The Herington Lumber TO- nio
a mechsnic's lien against W. d.
Berger for $50.
Roy Lamb Of Enterprise, and
Margaret Hinkle Of Hope, were mar
ried yesterday.
The North Central Kansas teach
ers' association will be in session nj
Salina November "a 26.
A six hours rain fell this morn
ng with drizzling skies this after
noon. Wheat is all right
&C. C. Hutch:son bad an anniver-
ssry yesterday-40 years ago that
date be was locked up in Libby prison
Charles W. Hoffman Of Elmo has
SUED Ruby j. Hoffman for divorce on
ground of cruelty. c. c. Towner Is
his attorney.
Mics Roerhman who bought out
s. M, Gish's restaurant is moving TO
Junction City and MIR. .Gish is taking
charge again.
&C. W. Parker will set ups merry
eo-round and one or two shows lot
Nov. Sd, 4lh and 9th, the dates Of
produces show.
-Wsgaman & Peters sold one quar-
ter Of land for Aaron Engle to Mason
seelye last Friday. Price paid win
building, So, 500.
Rev. A. j. Nathan, the young
: Jew who used to preach in this VI
entity but WHO has been missionary
to Morocco, is back in Kansas.
Hon. James Kerr, prohibition
candidate for governor, will speak at
the Court house, Abilene, Saturday
evening, Oct 20. Everybody invited
jesse Sheets of Moonlight will
. hold bis postponed public sale on
Oct 97. The rain interferred with
0 the first date and he hopes for good
. weather this time.
0 Henry Engle is prophet dc
0 predicted when big box was. LETT on
q the sidewalk at Minick & Taylor's las'
i night that it would be stolen before
morning. 1t was.
The Columbian club yesterday
elected delegates to the Fifth dlstrlc'
federation: Mrs. W. W. Davis anc
Mrs. E. v. Hoffman; alternates' MRS
F. G. Puliver, Mrs. A. W. Hiner'
= -Boeper Bros. OF Topeka have hlet
suit against the Talmsge Mercantile
IN in the district court. II 10 81
y appeal from the Justices court wher'
the plaintiffs obtained judgment 10
/. Vuo
S66.
- -Mrs. R. I. Woods is lack in In
% Western Union Office again after
three months vacation. Cecil BROOK
}, who has capably acted as suos'ltu'
"a operator will take vacation ana g
to the fair.
,r Rev. DR.. J. D. Vncil, for man
ii years grand secretary of the Ml'''0'
At grand lodge of Masons, died "ea0e'
y day. He was an uncle OF Mr'' n . .
t Hodge of this city He was '0f 0
ut years a Master Mason
Is j. H. Speer & Co. who made tn
n sale Of S. Kinks farm to E. NJ. Shous
Of for 5000 has also sold Mr. Shou'
s, the building formerly used oy u
IT. lounge factory and be will .transior'
er it into dwelling.
p "A peddler selling fancy work hi
u been doing a rushing business
IT. town. He sold articles at prices q
ng pending on the purchasers blufhf
In Qualities and Abilene women "
u" Nv pretty good at that
81 Charles Scherer, the ne1t col
i'm missioner OF the Third district, llvi'
ter on Chapman creek, is huskiOg co
of that averages rs bushels per acre a
in some samples brought to the kEFIE'
BILE OR Office are beauties.
The Abilene. REFLECTOR alluo
. to the great and only reiormer' har
ige Mcmillan Of Ottawa county a.
a "pOpguu statesmen" which is T
not only severe but undign'fied.
ads thinks. be is a skee-rocSet.-lCi
~ Center Times.
"A former citizen OF Abilene