Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02
aECENT REFLECTIOHs.

OhA0nA uOpieE' layton.
--Jawos Richardson 10 seriously II
at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Tufts.
= Aldan- Dannevik, formerly Of th'
county high school, 10 teaching In tn
Russell high school.
IF. g. Puliver left for Clifton
Park, N. T., with Car OF horses pur
chased Of G. g. Huffman.
H. P. ApplsbaugA Of Solomon Il
travelling salesman for the Evans
Smith Drug Co., Kansas City.
Lost, black rat terrier marked will
brown, has collar on. Reward fol
return to Miss Mary Cryderman, cor
9Th and Buckeye.
H. e. Stafford OF Iowa fell be.
tween the cars ct Herington last week
and was killed. The body was
shipped to his homo.
Rev. Fuller Bergstresser aud J.
a. Engle will be speakers at the
Douglas county Sunday school con.
vention at Lawrence next month.
-Ernest J. BraytOn and Miss Janet
O'Donnell were united 10 marriage
Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock Of the
Catholic church In Harrington, Rev.
Father Glynn officiating.
A large number Of friends Of the
late Harvey Engle attended the me.
mortal service at the River Brethren
church Sunday. Rev. M. /, Hoffman
and j. H. Engle made addresses.
The illustrated edition Of the
WEEKLY REFLECTOR will DO published
Nov. l6 and will DO an issue Of 5000
,opies. There is no increase in usual
Advertising rates but copy should be
n this week to insure insertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Jetfcoat left
Lexington Tuesday for Oakley, Kan
as. where they expect to reside for
be present at least. F. L. has
hanged the territory he, is travelling |
yer which necessitates their going |
o a new point.
Speer & coulson report the sale OF
FRS. Emma @. Longs farm in Cheever
Ownship to John Snyder Of Nuckolls
ounty, Ne orAska. for $1,000. This
} the seventh farm sold 10 the pact
'eek by one firm, sum total Of over
rs, 900.
Miss Mildred White, daughter Of
Ir. aud Mrs. Frank A. White, former
osidents Of Abilene but now OF Kan
10 City, will be married Nov. 10 to
7. J. Brace Of Kansas City. Her
mt, Mrs. A. M. Crary Of Lexington,
i'll assist at the wedding reception.
-Dslos Lowe who went to Wash
gton state some months ago re-
lrned today very Ill with rheuma-
Sun and stomach trouble. he was
'rried from the train on a cot. His
life and sister.in-law, Mrs. Hiddle-
u Of QuiD ter, Kas., and his brother
companied him. He formerly lived
Hayes township.
a weather sign that comes I
'm Pennsylvania Dutchman and
10 claims it never fails. The day of
g month on which the first snow OF \
Q season comes will be the number
times that 1t SHOWS that winter. \
turday being the 2Sth the indics- \
ms are that there will be twenty i
hit snowfallS this win ter. IK
Solomon Tribune: Oue Of the !
sales made by the Shesran Real \
late Agency this week was the n
ming farm just south OF town, \
lob lie occupied by Geo. Lank. \
is iS one of the best quarter Sec K
rs in Dickinson county. John
'ntavenA Of Miles was the purchaser z
the consideration was $66 per
g. II
DIR. James Lee Roberts, brother y
\. B. Roberts, was married at Kan "
City last evening to Miss Gertrude u
dan. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. ROBBERS .
Mrs. J. B. Case attended the :
ding. Fifty guests were present. ar
and Mrs. Roberts left on q bridal th
to California and Old Mexico tai
l.