Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-27

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q 4;SO p. m. Monday,
-MarSiage license; Henry +,
Smoker and Maria RsllhsA, Herring.
ton. se NJ
Marriage license; Lyman How
land, Abilene, and 10. Kreidsv, Ma
rlon.
--Mlss Anna Tate has taken--a posi-
zion aS stsnograPherin 9. W. Parker's
Office.
Walker VanNess and Nora Hol-
land. both Of Holland, were married
by Judge Rankin this afternoon.
For sale, on the installment plan,
q good property, close in, consisting
Of 5 lots, 8-room house, and barn.
Terms, $500 down; balance in easy
monthly or quarterly payments. 5
per cent interest on deferred amount.
s 6t&c KEEL q YOUNG.
g. v. Schreder is planning to put
on another home talent play with the
company that gave 1.-THE Risen Dead. :"
The three young men who built
a fire in a freight car were assessed
IS each and are working 1t out on the
streets.
-C. W. Taylor bought seven fine
Shorthorns at the Holton sale; Glenn
Bell bought three including q fine bull
purchased Of NJ. A. Low.
Fred Broughton will open a music
store in the Psrring block Saturday,
putting in complete stock Of pianos,
organs and musical instruments.
For sale, span mules coming 8 and
8 years old, weight about 1000 each.
Inquire Of T. G. Makins, 9th and Elm,
Abilene. 80 4t&c*
Andrew Kropff was in from Tai
mage and said that the wheat crop Is
going to be disappointing but big
corn crop is scheduled BY providence.
Assistant Superintendent A. F.
VicRoy Of the Union Pacific is to be
to Denver in short time
and the place now hello by him filed
by Mullen.
Mrs. Brechbill, living west OF
Acme was stricken with paralysis on
her way home from town Tuesday
and is at Sam Newland'S only partly
conscious yet.
The Union Pacific depot has q
new bulletin board on which Operator
Campbell puts train information. IT
is appreciated by all and saves the &C.
modating officials much ques-
tioning.
&C. A. Eyth and Frank Smith have
passed the state examination and are
now registered pharmacists. Mr..
Eyth has taken his old position in
and Mr.. Smith returns
to the Palace.
, -Salina Union: Dan Gish left this
morning for Salida, Colo, to engage
in the barber business. His family
will first visl. the relatives at Abilene
and Mankato and then follow Mr..
Gish to the new home.
Thomas F. Brady OF Johnstown.
Pa, writes: II receive your paper
each Tuesday and feel great
pleasure in reading about many Of
the hOspitable people I met when in
your section last October"
A note from Arthur Hurd who is
sround Mexico In q private
car says he ran ont Of Superlativ0s be-
fore he reached FL Paso. The party
will visit about every place on the
map Of Mexico except Vera Cruz
yellow fever there.
jealous, boured old Salina where
people stand In line to get seats for
''Uncle Toms Cabin" throws this
swipe at de through the Union; Abb.
lene is promised "Parslfal" for next
season. But it probably won't be
alive by that time. 1t was stagger-
ing at Kansas City recently. Besides
there is nothing in 1t.
"A number Of the young girls Of
town have formed tennis club and
have dresses and caps alike. The
latter were received today by Harry
Lifts and each hes the club named
initlnlb, "B. B. r. c." embroidered on
Il The court At 2nd and Walnut ID