Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-03-09
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handsome new style Stanhope.
Misses velmA and Winnie Sails
have haudsOwe new pony and
road wagon.
Street Commissioner Rowland
boughta handsome new team today
1000 Founders.
-. G. Minick goes to Hayes town
ship in day or two to look after his
father-in'law's big farm.
&C. H. Hill has purchased the resi-
dsnce at 9Th and Buckeye and is it,
ting it up for nice home.
Geo. Biegler has purchased the
Thayer feed barn and the house
north Of it and has taken charge.
Judge Flack has been reappointed
district deputy grand master by the
grand master Of Masons in Kansas.
"A runaway this morning at Solo
mon seriously injured Miss Bertha
King who was thrown out Of the
buggy.
Al Newton, who has had charge
Of the Thayer livery barn, will move
to the barn now occupied bv Joe
Badger.
WIN. Appleman, whose mother
could mot manage him, was sent to
the reform school today after hear
ing before Judge Rankin.
Mrs. E. B. Frost Of Verdi, Kansas,
bought fine team Of horses from A.
I. Witwer, paying $500 cash. abb
lene raises first class horses.
The Herington cooperative mer-
camille company in the hands Of Judge
Flack as receiver has been taken into
the bankruptcy court at SAlina.
-Townsend's drug store has a new
gasoline engine to run the ice cream
department. Going to be hot later
ON, you know.
-Mrs. Theresa Kneeht, mother OF
Mrs. Anna. Pisle, died atStrOudsburg,
Pav Feb. ~, aged "a years. Mrs.
Pisle was with her when she passed
away.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gleissner entertained
the Married Ladies' Whist club and q
few friends yesterday afternoon. A
delicious lunch was served and a |
pleasant afternoon enjoyed.
M. P. Shearer is moving his shoe
shop back to his former location, the
basement at Sd and Cedar under
Davis shoe shore. 1t will seem more
natural to have Mart filing orders at
the old stand.
Hope Dispatch: Col. ed Little,
In the columns Of the Chronicle, is
taking issue with the REFLECTOR on
the railroad legislation measures. At
this writing it looks a little as though.
Col. Little was getting a little the
worst Of it.
Lawrence Gazette: Some Kansas
editor has discovered that Mile. FL
vana 10 the same girl Kansas used to
know 90 Ellen Beach Yaw. There
will be some curiosity among Kansans
to know whether, in shortening up her
name, she also shortened up her neck.
Gypsum Advocate: Tuesday MIR.
and Mrs. Berton Lay and children
moved to ranch, not very far from
in Dickinson county, to re- I
main at least one year. We regret to
lose these estlma0le people from
among us, but join their many friends
n wishing them pleasure and pros
oerity in their new home.
W, J. Ramsey stopped in Chicago !
IN his way from New York. He saw
John McFadden, formerly a merchant
lere. and found him the proprietor
u thriving double store. Alex.
dcFAdden is running q branch store
It Richland Center, Wis. Simon
aothschild and F. L. Hirsch are in
business in Chicago and doing we'll.
1t is mighty lucky for the good
ooking editor Of the Junction City
Union that Wild Bill is dead. In cor
'ecting its statement that Hickok
yas marshal Of Junction the Union
ays: The only connection that
'Wild'Blllp ever had with the mar
halshiP Of this city was to get "run