Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-01-12
REUENT REFLECTIONS.

April 1928.
Hal Wayts who gathered in .
bunch Of stray shot last week is get
ting along nicely.
THE Golden Belt Medical aSsoCia-
tion met at Hope Monday and will
hold the next session at Gypsum.
The pupils Of the Abilene Busi-
ness college gave Prof. J. G. Minick q
birthday present this morning. $40
ink stand.
"A box social will be held OF Lively
Hall, Dist. Ill, Friday evening, Jan.
20. Miss Josie Campbell Is teacher.
All are invited.
Mrs. D. E. Bartruff Of Belling-
ham, Wash, writes: 1.-The REFLEo-
TOR is like a letter from home and l
could not do without it."
Junction City Union: Walter W.
Sheppard and Nellie NJ. Lacey both
Of Abilene, were married here on Dec.
20 by Probate Judge ziegelasch.
Mics Clara Maier is the proud
owner Of fine piano which was pre-
sented to her yerterday by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Maier.
j. B. Case has sold the old fair
grounds addition southwest Of town
for $66 an acre. An eastern relative
Of Rev. j. H. Tobias is the buyer.
The library association is plan
ming to give home talent entertain.
ment in the Seelye theatre Jan. 9th
for the benefit Of the public library
IT. E. Dewey is visiting his sister
at Canandaigua, N. T., and will give
his Poetry in Song lecture next Tues
day evening with music by local tall
emit Of that city.
a The Luther League oyster supper
at the parsonage last evening was
we'll attended and was 9 pleasant oc-
casion for all, as is every such gather
ing given by the League.
Earl Bohannon, One Of DiCkin-
sons bright boys and formerly Of the
goth Kansas, has charge>o Of the Under
wood Typewriter Cos. employment
bureau at Kansas City,
Homer Martin, formerly Of Tai
mage but now of Sstsup, Wash.'
writes: I'VE are all well and extend
our well wishes to all, The REFLEo'
TOR is o weekly letter to u.s."
n. M. White has presented to
each room Of the city schools beau
tiiul morocco. bound Bible, the gift
being in memory Of his son Ralph
who passed away last winter.
j. G. Norman ships out car Of
hogs tonight from here and one from
Talmage. He will ship 8 cars cattle
Friday, fine ones, bought from H. c.
Brenizer and Elias KreAdy Of Buckeye.
The Library associations home
talent show will be 1.-THE Union De-
pot" something similar to the "Dis'
trict School" that was so popular
fifteen years ago. 1t is very funny
and is having great run in the west,
The Abilene National 10 distrib.
uting to its patrons handsome and
helpful booklet 1.-THE Bank Deposition
and His Relations with the Bank" 1t
contains o lot of interesting Informs
ton about banking and how to do
business at o bank.
john Reeves, well known farmer
Of Newbern township, was stricken
with paralysis while on the street
here this afternoon, one side being
affected. 1t is hoped that the Attic
ton will not prove serious.
The COmus club was entertained
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E. h. Forney last
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. h, K. HumPh-
rey, Mr.. snd Mrs. G. A. Rogers and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kubsch we're In
vited as substitutes. Dinner was
served at z O'Clock.
The many Abilene friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Russell, formerly OF
this city but now living in Wayne,
Mich, will be panied to learn Of the
serious condition Of Mr.. Russel's
health. He is unable to leave his
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