Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-22
REUENT REFIEOTIONB.

heart trouble.
1. AN. Baldwin 10 quite ~ at hi
2 homo ON East 4th.
DIR. r. M. Worley has moved I
his new residence on East 7th.
Hugely Holt will have . publ
sale on the 9. Johntz farm Monday
For sale, choice new alfalfa seed
> 1. s. Smeltz, Enterprise. 47;2ta4c
IF. M. UPshaw has rented th
BearCe house recently purchased 3!
y. Snyder.
The Rice, Johntz 8 Nicolay Lum
Der 90. has been incorporated will
capital $4,000.
Josiah Snider has purchased thu
Bearce property on West Third Of A,
3. Martin for $500.
Been ont on east side lately
About . dozen new honses'being built
now and others to come.
| Miss Faye Keller entertained a
party Of young ladies this afternoon
in honor Of her guest, Miss Vera Jelli-
son Of Ellsworth.
The old sheep rancho II miles
south Of Hope was sold last week to
man from Illinois. The 245 acres
sold for $4,000.
John Johntz who has been III for
1.-TWO weeks 10 improving nicely and is
able to sit up. HE many friendshope,
TO see him out soon.
j. G. Norman shipped two cars
Of hogs today. He Is doing . big
shipping business and giving Abilene
. first class hog market.
There will be preaching at St.
James Lutheran church next Sunday
afternoon. Feb, IS, BY Rev. Fuller
BergstreSser. ALI invited.
The first annual meeting Of the |
Northern Kansas Poland China
Breeders Association will be held at
Clay Center. February 1928.
IS. Tracey has opened a furniture
repair and upholstering establishment
in Tufts store. He 10 . good work.
man and will find plenty to do.
AL letter from Prof. Wagner says
that the body Of bis brother, Luther,
who was drowned at Parkville, Mo-,
was taken to Pennsylvania for burial.
&C. Il. Brown Of Navarro was in
town today making arrangements for
> public sale, March 2. He will move
70 Lake Al thur, N. M, where he has
purChased property.
Over $50 farmers Of Gesry county
rave signed petition to the junction
City businessmen threatening ven
,eance II the automobile owners are
lot more careful on the country
Dads.
Charles Cooley 10 confined to the I
ouse by illness. He has mot been b
D good health for some weeks but
luckily would not give up. His r
,any friends hope for speedy re-
overy.
IN. s. Woolverton who conducted 81
10 sale at A. W. Orner's made 8 81
,cord. he sold $S44 worth Of artl. 81
es in 106 minutes. Cows brought q
rs to $3.50. A yearling mule T
ought 500.
Invitations have been issued for pI
. wedding Of Miss Cora Bell Martin, W
Iughber OF Henry 3. Martin near Up 90
nd, to Mr.. Charles jacob OF Dickin- M
q county ON Feb. 9lst at the home to
the BRIDES parents. th
The Abilene schools eontribu- 20
ms to the Santa Fe trail fund $11.20 70
. been sent In to the secretary Of
, D. A. r. which equalization will la'
psrintsnd the marking Of the trail
ID Stones . mile apart. Us
-HiAwaths World: Charlie oaroth. -
has sold his place near Abilene. y"
left here nine PEARS ago with little -,
nothing. Now be has stock and M =,
IS, 900 In the bank and :,
sold hisfarm for $4,000. -
The engagement Of Miss ElOiSe the
akmsn oiGreat Bend. Kss., to Nj.
0 White Of Michigan, has been an
need. Miss Brinkman has visited !
family Of John JOhnts several Oal
ss. Her May friends wish her 'on