Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
RECENT RRFLEcTTONs

KEY. ". ". dOliar prehcnou a.
the M. 70. church last evening.
M. H. Malott is out after three
days tussle with the grip.
Born, March 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Mccullough a daughter.
Northern Grown Garden Seeds in
bulk at Mlnick & Taylors.
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Marriage license: Dare Kraft
and Eva Holman, both of Harrington.
Petit & Lamb of Harrington
will open a big department store in
Salina.
j. ]. Gooden Is remodeling his
North Cedar street residence and add.
ing a fine bath room.
j. L. Engle who was injured on
Friday by a fall at the creamery is
improving and will recover.
Mr.. Herbert X. Eicholtz has
just given to the public library large
framed picture of the Roman Forum.
-Haffa's News Stand has received
some handsome high school and busi-
ness college pennants that make
fine showing.
e. e. Coulson has rented a part
of the Pioneer building ON Second
street and will use 1t as a garage for
his Buick agency.
The statements of the Abilene
State bank and the Citizens bank APP
pear today and show those institu-
lions in a highly prosperous condi-
ton.
Frank Curtis has taken a po-
sition at the Shadinger job office. SILL
preceding DR.. Baldwin who expects
to go to Wyoming and practice oes-
teopathy.
j. L. Engle, who fell down an
elevator shaft at the Belle Springs.
Creamery yesterday afternoon Is yet
suffering from his injuries but will
recover.
Twenty-Five new local view post
cards at Northcraft & Co.'s give you
a splendid assortment from which to
make your selection. They are all
hand colored views and all two for
I've cents. 22d2tw1t
H. G. Lifts will build a fine
new residence this summer. The
house where he now lives Will be
moved to make room for the erec-
ton Of the new one.
-Salina Journal According to
the Topeka Capital, Abilene has 80
men signed up on its list of base ball
players. What an awful wedding onl
there will be If that is the case.
&C. J. Alstrum, one of the pros
porous young farmers of Logan town
ship who went to Lindsborg four
years ago, has come back to Dickin-
son and bought farm near Enter
prise.
Invitations are out announcing
the approaching marriage of c. G.
High of Carlton to Miss Mona Cal
lister of Alpaugh, Calf, which will
take place at the home of the bride
March gath. Mr.. High left the first
of last week for Alpaugh.
The M. E. church in its annual
session last week at Sedalia, Mo. by
unanimous vote gave DR.. Osbron' the
Kansas City healer, a commission
lasting twelve months to investigate
his special line and report to them
at the next session
Manhattan is trying to choose
nice name for its base ball team
"Tigers" or Reds" or something
like that. 1t really makes little diff
ference what name is officially chos-
en-. as the bleachers will probably
call the team Farmers" anyhow.
j. F. Murphy has sold his half
section Of land in Flora township, 2
miles east of Manchester, to Mattox
Brothers of Auburn, Neb., for $24'-
900. This is one of the best pieces
of land in the county. The sale was
made by Funk & Robson.
A former Abilene girl now OF
Lawrence, Miss Ethel Shaler, who
completes her work at Kansas uni
versity this spring, will leave almost
Immediately for New York to sail for
Antwerp where she will Join her
brother and the two will take in the
continent.
Northern Grown Garden Seeds In
bulk at Minick G Taylor's.
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Some of our friends suggest that
we run a Twenty Years Ago" col
umn in the paper. All right. How
"a this for a starter? Twenty years
ago John Dobblns promised to pay
his subscription when he sold his
wheat Now the the question is, Did
Jobu lie. or is he still holding his