Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-01-11
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Mr.. Anderson to make such an offerf
Mono chance, he is taken and has
been a husband these many years,
so the offer was not made for hisl
own personal benefit. Just think.
here's your chance to beat him
to it. If ''he" has been bit timid
Just show him" Who's Who I'M
1912. Girls, now is your opportun-
ity of living up to your privileges
in considering the qualifications OF
the bachelors of the city, and those
who, If they are not bachelors now,
will be unless they change their
ways before many moons have pass
ed
The popularity the young men
will enjoy when they have nothing
to do but to sit and ponder over
the proposals is another thing TO
be considered. A list of eligible
young men would probably be OF in
estimabIe benefit to both them and
to the fair proposers.
No effort has been made to classi-
fy the entire number in the city ana
many. girls will no doubt FIND ex'
cellent chances outside of those men
toned, for the assortment is large
and attractive.
First on the list alphabetically IS
viii Etherington. He is a salesman
at H. c. Lifts clothing store and
he promises to stay home at nights
If the right girl pops the QUESTION
WIN has an automobile and prom
ises many pleasant rides f
6. w. Cans has been on the mar
ket several years andsis willing TO
write insurance and, support a. WIFE,
Bruce Gleissner Is now tuniorrpfo-
nrietor OF the Gleissn4 IA Son drug
store and it is whispered that is will
ing to become Junior proprietor Oh
cosy home
There is dentist in town VINO
bas resisted all attacks for many
loan wears. come and gone. There
will he a determined effort to en-
tanele him in the web of matrimony
and DIR. e. L. Garrett will have to
look sharp If he escapes.
Paul Gleissner, cashier OF the ADJ
Lane National bank, Is handsome
large of stature and would be wei
fitted to handle the cash OF private
home. s1'+
coming clothing magnate is one
Of Abilene's most popular young
men and Howard Keel win nave
TO keep out of the lime light to avolc
being contracted for early IN tnt
season. IL
TWO Young men Of sound business
methods that are admired ~ al
the girls bear great resemblance
70 each other and are terrible
interesting." City Engineer Riddl'
ond his brother Karl, are willing e
~ the drafting for handsome dou
hje house providing two fair pro
nosers of like dispositions Will COM
their way. Be sure you know Wnlct
one YOU are proposing to.
college man but now count!
treasurer Ernest L. Morse, woui'
ura N have another. deputy-tnil
time for home.
A new man to our town VINO ma
a.,nad much popularity with ~
Abilene girls, is Arthur McAoams
80 the citizens bank. He is charm
10 singer and takes well and 1t ]
rumored that he may be among IN
first to 60.
He runs a newsuaper' IS eOo'
dancer fond of society, and Is yer.
Find to the women. but II Is sald Z
W Heath is spoken for already. S9li
there may be a chance.
Another newspaperman ON IN
market is J. W. Howe. Last yea
4 was thought Joe was gOnel
hut It's worth trying.
Herbert Eichoitz it is whispers
h.s.ordsred . new suit and Is soini
70 spruce mp a bit this year. Cir.
hes q second Andrew q WREN
ronaes 10 phi'anthropy and It, ? .
even reached above q whisper tpa
he win furnish . coy home an
have his automobile peady at q
times-tiat Is. II the right girl WI
jus suggest matrimony.
Last but not least Is VIII ster
es-t4s has been in hiding too Ions
eirls. some girls have threatene
a5ss S;care aim out q his ambush TIL I'll
-, s Il looks A. though he vi
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