Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
REUENT RBFIBCFIONB.
-. 9. Mormon shipped oar Of
hogs to Kansas City last night.

jay Could lives at Solomon.
There's riches and wisdom for you.
Marriage license: Joseph Wadick
and Margaret Mccormick, Chapman.
Nineteen rural mail routes in
Dickinson county. The farmers have
good time.
The Married Ladies' Whist club
was entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. NJ. H. Malott,
H. @. Brenizer returned from
Kansas City where he sold two cars
Of cattle and one Of hogs.
"A catechism class was organized
by Rev. Fuller Bergstresser Of the
Lutheran church Sunday.
u. L. Crocker, one Of northwest
Dickinson's leading farmers, who has
been seriously III, lie better.
Miss Nan Lucier who has been
i'll with pneumonia at Topeka is bet
ter. Mr.. Lucier will return tonight.
Letters from FL Paso say that
Milton Speer's health lie quite bad and
he will spend some time in the noun
tains.
Thomas Mustard, living north
west OF town who has been very low
with pneumonia, is reported better
today.
Marriage licenses: George R.
Hobbs, Jessie King, Solomon; Fred
Parks, Detroit, Carrie Brown, In
dustry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Adams en-
tertained q number Of the old timers
at dinner today in honor Of their
wedding anniversary.
The Ross school near Manchester
is closed on account Of the illness Of
the teacher. She tainted in the school
room one day last week.
Helen GRAVITY 10 not coming to
Abilene with her show after all. We
have changed our mind about Helen.
She cant act much anyhow.
20. N. Kettle Of Kensington, Kan
sas, has bought the J. H. Taylor farm
south OF town for $3.50. j. H.
Speer g. Co. made the sale.
IS. H. Haffs has opened . news
stand in the front Of T. LangSton's
shoe shop on Third and will carry 81
complete line Of reading matter.
ID. W. Tappen OF Solomon came
pretty near moving to Abilene this
week but the Tribune says he has de-
,cided that he likes Solomon better.
Mrs. A. W. Rice has received Gre
dentials o. member Of the organiEa-
ton, the Daughters Of the Revolution.
one Of the most noted orders ia
America.
Street Commissioner HOwlaOd
deserves q big medal. He cleaned
all the principal streets sidewalks
with his wedgeshsPed pillow, greatly
to the delight Of pedestrians.
Clay Center Times: The Abilene
REFLECTOR also claims that Dickinson
county has the two best lockers In the
legislature. All the Abilene states
men are noted for personal beauty.
junction City Union: On We'd
nesday, Feb. l, Robert Quilting and
Mrs. Nancy Thornburg, both Of this
city, we're married ~ the home OF
Judge J. F. Brown on West 9Th street.
Rev. @. Rowland Hill, who used
to officiate in st. Johns church here
is now rector Of an Episcopal parish
in Philadelphia. Last year be was
married to one Of Philadelphia young
ladies.
Junction City Union; Robert
Nicholson, who for a number Of
years has lived on a farm north Of the
city, has rented the Mrs. Richard
Brown farm 10 Dickinson county and
will move there this week.
The A. o. wv. lodge has re-
quested postal card vote Of mem
bers on whether or not the represen.
tAtive to grand lodge shall vote for or
against an increase Id rates. The
vote is unanimous against it.
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