Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-30
REOENT REFLECTIONS.

and Laura VahSholtz. Woodbine.
Il. A. Lane is packing up his
barber shop outfit and moving to So.
lima.
Miss Bessie Lamon is teaching
Miss Fry's room during Miss Fry's
vacation.
-Theo. Nusz has filed his petition
as candidate for schoolboArd member
in first ward.
John Vanderbilt has started o
new furniture store in his old loca.
ton in the Hodge block and has a fine
stock.
W. A. Smith Of Talmage hes
brought suit for divorce on ground OF
desertion. S. S. Smith is his attor-
ney.
-Gottlieb Hahn Of Garfield was
brought in by Under Sheriff Young
and will be examined as to his sanity
Monday.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. E. J. MUIR
ply Of Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 81, a girl.
Mrs. Murphy was formerly Miss FL
len Dees Of this county.
Capt. and Mrs. B. Rockwell and
three daughters Of junction City left
today to spend the summer 10 Europe
chiefly Italy and Greece.
-Emmet Clemens who had his
feet cut off by train yesterday is re-
covering slowly and probably will not
| lose his life from the accident.
Funeral services Of the late
George Eyer we're held this afternoon.
Many OF his former schoolmates were
present and the floral tributes were
many. Burial was in Abilene ceme'
terry.
The L. L. L. met with Mre. D. K.
Gordon this afternoon. The topic
was Germany and the program in
cluded papers by Mrs.. Humphrey
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Kieffer.
For sale, 20 acres, 5 miles due
north of court hOusO; well improved
4-room house, good well. good bear
ing orchard Of 1870 trees A. NJ
Baldwin, R. F. D. /, Abilene, Kan
sas 762tS2c*
Abilene is the leading hog mar
ket OF Dickinson county. J. G. Nor
man has shipped over 40 cars OF hogs
since June LIST. That is what makes
business for q town.
The high school crowd had O
dance in K. p. hall last evening. Miss
FAY Keller and Oscar Sterl chaper-
oned the party and Miss Bertha Mil
Ter furnished the music.
The infant son Of MIR. and Mrs
Frank Stoffer died last evening al
their home near Talmage. The par
ents have the sympathy OF many
friends in their sad bereavement.
DIR. Seelye has commenced worh
on the addition to his residence or
North Buckeye. He will spend about
S26, 900 on thsaAddition, making The
house the most expensive in the city
"A. E. Martin has purchased The
Bearce residence on West Third fol
$3.50 cash. He says he has mol
bought it to keep but has two or prob
ably three dead sure buyers for 1t ye'
be does not care to turn it very soon
The report that Mrs. Stickler nae
sold her feed store 10 q mistake. Sh'
is still conducting that popular 60
adjustment. Jesse Kean who recent
ly sold bis store has been employed
. BY her.
|. A man recently handed in elias
, SIZED advertisement to the AtchisoE
> Globe which said: ''For sale, kitchen
range, Morris chair, and large Nsvsjt
blanket; reason for selling, wife tireC
Of them and wants piano player"
"A surprise party Of about 2
called on Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Young
last evening in celebration Of thei
fifth wedding anniversary. The eve
ming was spent snioyably; games
music and lunch made the evening
pleasant one.
Miss Jessie ThAyer goes to juno
ton City April lst to take charge o
the art and needlework department o
the big department store Of Pegues
Wright & Co. She is well equipped
for tha oosition and Innetfon vii