Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
JAPS NOT FIGHTING FAIR SAYS RUSSIA.
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Mrs. r. N. Robb is suffering from

ana heien hisiop' buckeye.
Marriage license: J. F. Fall an
Mary Wambsganns. Herington.
--Chas. Leckron who was reporte,
Ill with pneumopia is around again
Mrs. .. Belts is seriously i'll q
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. p. II
Halleck,
Rev. Dessinger Of the Evangelical
church will 60 to southern Caliiorni,
or his health.
Marriage licenses: H. E. Morse
Bateavia, N. Y, Lille Scurlock; Geo
W. Stamm, Newton; Ellen E. Stein,
Chapman.
&C. W. Fenstermacher, one OF
South Dickinsoh's bright teachers, is
Ill with appendicitis and j. /. Long is
teaching his school.
Nv. A. Kern has sold his property
on Enterprise street to o. Lowry;
consideration 1925. The sale was
made by J. H. Hooper.
About S6 young folks surprised
Miss Pearl Franks on her 18th birth.
day, spending q delightful evening
and enjoying it greatly.
"A petition has been filed In the
district court Of Geary county by
Augusta Janicke, asking for q divorce
from Frederick Janicke.
An Enterprise team ran from the
Union Pacific depot around town
this morning, smashing up the rig
but fortunately hurting no one.
A Fremont paper says that F. B.
Bearce and Will Amsden were at Mrs.
Bsarce's funeral, but that Mrs. Parker
Of Kansas City was too III to attend.
Notices have been received at the
Union Pacific office here and the
bulletins have been posted to tbe
effect OF taking up all stockmen's
transportation on their return trip.
On and after July 1.-The govern
ment will not allow the use Of private
postal cards on which Is printed
United States Of America. Orders to
this effect have been received at the
postoffice.
For sale at bargain, a fine 6 room
house one block from the court house.
See T. J. Wilson. 45.2t&2c*
Mrs. J e. johnson received 9 tele-
gram from Kansas City announcing
the death Of her niece, Miss Della
Demoney, daughter Of Ed Demoney,
formerly Of this city.
Miss Nellie Burton entertained q
lew friends at cards last evening very
pleasantly at her home on West
Fourth. Refreshments were served
snd oil had an enjoyable time.
-Beeghly & Wagaman report the
'ales Of Geo. G. Huffman's farm to
Herman W. Keney OF Marshal county,
Kas., for s6,4O0; also the G. Rugh
arm, 9 miles south OF Abilene to
John Hulroy Of Nemaha coInty, for
4,45O.
H. E. Seeds, special agent Of the
Commercial Union Assurance Co.,
ioday received notice that his com.
,as reinsured the risks Of the Green
Vich Insurance Co., whose losses In
he Baltimore dre wiped II out. The
Commercial Is one Of the best com.
,anies doing business In America.
Isis temple, Mystic Shrine has de-
'ided to hold Its next ceremonial
ession at Sallna on March 16. It is
'lso decided to run a special train
rom Wichita and Hutchinson to Sa-
ina for the occasion. The annual
adies' day Of the Shrine will be held
ome time in April.
The Union Pacific company has
'een storing quantities Of building
Material ct towns along the road.
rhe little amount that was nnloaded
4 sslina acted like dope on the peo-
lie there and produced visions Of
,rest improvements, etc, ct al, cd
ID. Now the road has gone to
Eork End hauled ali the stuff away
rom sallns and that towns dream Of
eiOg the end Of the division has van
he'd.