Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-01-14
RECENT aEFLEJTIOES.

| III. +, Jones VINO nhs oecn qut'e
i'll with tonsilitis Is better.
j. M, Brenizer is confined to the
house with badly liberated tooth.
Marriage license: Carl F. Moore,
Peoria, Ills, and Julia A. Eisemann,
Detroit.
Join our party on the excursion to
Texas on the 10th. See the garden
spot, examine the land Of promise and
secure some OF it. Jolley & Giles.
Mrs. Gibson who resides with her
daughter. Mrs. N. E. Gish, is suffer.
ing from severe fall.
For rent, 6 room house and 6 acres
Of land, hog and chicken tight. John
g. Fear, phone 416. 9-3t&18-2c*
III. Angst's harness shop at En-
terprise which burned last week with
loss OF $1,000 will be rebuilt.
The Fortnightly dancing club
will give its next dance in the X. 2.
hall Friday evening. Miller's or
chestra.
Mrs. Maria Hook writes from
Middleton, Md: II cannot give up
the old friends. The REFLECTOR is
like letter from home"
Rev. DR.. Blayney is staying in
the house few days because of a
severe cold. The town does not seem
exactly natural without him.
Miss Lydia Schneider now has
fine position as assistant cashier Of
the Joslin dry goods store Of Denver.
one of the largest department stores
Of that city.
&C. G. Schiveley is moving the
house north Of the Reformed church
to lots on East Sixth and will build
new cottage on the vacated lots for
his own residence.
"A letter from Mrs. +. M. Gillette,
who with Mrs. W. H. Anderson and
Miss Mace King are in Europe, says
they reached Gibraltar Dec. Fl and
woulI spend three weeks in Spain.
Il. D. Toliver, who has sold his in
terest in the machine shops to his
sons, will improve his fruit farm near
Corpus Christie, Tdx. He will plant
orchards and spend part Of his time
thele.
II your auto freezes don't buy new
parts. Take it to Toliver, he'll fix it.
Anxious Inquirer writes to this
office to ask if citizens who do not
clean off sidewides one to be fined $25
how much The city officials who do
not clean the crosswalks should be
assessed. Give it up.
Homer Martin writes from Sat-
sop, Washington: ave are all we'll.
Good crops and prices. Land is on
advance. Camps and mills busy.
Come to Seattle fair. All Kansas
friends welcome"
H. r. Kuhns has sold his Enter
prise street residence to DIR. Krager
who has just moved here from Clay
county. Mr.. Kuhns has built and
disposed of five houses on that street
and will commence another one.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the Smith Great Western
Manure Spreader in this paper. 1t
saves time and labor and more than
pays for itself. Minick & Taylor,
are the agents for this coun-
ty. See them. 1879
&C. R. Munson who suffered
paralytic stroke affecting his left side
is somewhat improved but will moi b.
able to leave his bed for several
weeks. 1t is thought be will even
tuAlly recover, however, and his
many friends hope be may.
Kansas City Star: Mrs. @. @.
Allen will entertain Friday afternoon
with an informal bridge party in
honor Of Mrs. Herbert Hodge Of Abb
ene, Kas., who, with Mr.. lodge, is
/ guest at the Coates house. The in-
Vitations have been limited to the
friends Of Mrs. Hodge.
-Salina is rather mean. The
Journal in its weather report boasts
,i 10 degrees below zero and says:
ut was not only much colder in Sa-
ina last night than it has Been this
rear but it was colder here last night
han n was At any othar renortad anot4