Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-18
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Abilene.
The board of. directors of tn
| library will meet tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Miss Rosa Haley and Elme'
Carkhuff March "a.
Mrs. F. X. Strother who is liv
| ing with her daughter, Mrs. H. b
Seeds, is seriously i'll.
Jay Ball has moved from thu
Westcott rancho and occupies
house on north Olive.
Junction City Sentinel. G. H
Haynes and family expect to move to
Abilene in few days to make their
home.
Sheridan Strine Of Hope has
been brought to the county jail. He
is charged with crime against q
young girl.
e. v. Brown Of Herington has
moved here and has taken a position
with ]. A. Tufts. He will reside on
North Mulberry.
-Shridan Strine and Miss Bessie
Beemer, both of Hope, we're married
today at the court house by Deputy
Probate Judge Jolley.
M. R. Jolly, deputy probate
Judge, is taking the place OF Pro-
bate Judge Anderson, who is attend
ing conference at Clay Center.
Little Bessie CouIson, the young
est driver of motor cars, had her pic
ture in the Star yesterday as a fea-
ture of the motor show report.
A letter from F. G. Pulliver who
went to Missouri to buy horses last
week says he has been i'll at St, Joe
but is better and will be home in a
few days.
"A chimney on the residence OF
]. E. Johntz, Vine street, burned out
this afternoon causing a fire scare.
The department made run but the
blaze was out before its arrival.
-Coulson G. Brown who are dis
agents for the Rambler
sold four cars at Kansas
City, each costing about $500 fitted
up. Three went to Minneapolis and
one to Beloit.
Chapman Advertiser: P. H.
purchased so acre bot
tom farm from Geo. Barnes last
week. The price paid was $4,000.
rhe farm is located 1 " miles south
west of the city.
The Santa Fe will have a new
time card which goes into effect
March IS. The only important change
being the east bound passenger
which will leave here at IL O'Clock
instead Of 1925 as heretofore.
A. ]. Petrie has resigned as fore
nan in the News Office and with
Richard Hogan has bought the NOV
ng picture show at Herngton owned
" w. H. Teeters. They will run It.
Mr.. Baxter will take Mr.. Petrie's
)lace.
The run to Wichita made by
dr. and Mrs. Dave Maynard and Mr..
md Mrs. Ed. Donmyer Of salina, in
IN automobile last Sunday, was
onlething Of a record breaker. The
Istance to wichita is 24s miles and
he run was made in eight hours
line.
Fred Gault, son Of J. c. Gault
rho was a newspaperman here sew
raj years ago. is the linotype opera
or for the Reflector. He has been
N operator on the Wichita Eagle
or several months. Guy Correl who
rst had the position has been COM
elled to take six months rest be-
ause of his eyes.
"A pretty invitation comes to the
reflector reading: "The c. w. Par
er shows request the honor OF your
resence at the opening Of their sea-
on during the Peach Blossom Carni-
al, Lewiston, Idaho, April IL to II,
sos. c. w. Parker, founder; H. s.
yler, general manager; Ned Slough
IN, assistant manager"
in a recent issue Of the Chicago
ally News appears the notice Of the
iarriage Of James Morrissey Of De-
,tur, Ill.,, to Mrs. Bell @. MOhIer Of
alma. Kan. Mrs. MOhler Is the
idow OF the late j. @. Mohlert q
,rmer state senator from Saline
ounsy. Mrs. Mohler left saiina
Dout three months ago and went to ,
,ringheId, III.
Chapman Advertiser: DR.. Nc ,
lee received q draft for 500 the /
her day from a railroad COM
.ny whose section hands set out a :
e uhleh burned q hodge on ne E
scsor's farm IN Illinois Thiz r. !
It,anes cams 70 the Doctor uithoat I
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