Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-02-06
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A bunch Of chenpa girls miptQok
the back door OF the Nationalist
office for the rear stage door Of
the theatre 1t Manhattan yesterday
and gated quite a riot in the COM
posing department. "The devil" was
among those who suffered a gen.
erous amount Of stage fright. This
is the second time the Nationalist
office has been pied in the last ten
days.
Joe Howe and his senate commit
| tee on charitable apd penal institu-
tions made little trip through
some OF the establishments under
their care last week. Among the
Institutions visited was the state
penitentiary. One Of the first men
Joe saw after getting inside the pen
WAS JohnFA. FlAck. OF course Joe
was glad to see his old friend Flack
and after introducing him around
and discussing the general precipi-
tation for the month he started on
| with his trip. He had not passed
: half dozen men until he ran INTO
Harry George. Again he introduced
his srisnd to the committee. ~
took Joe a full half hour to convince
the committee that not all MS
friends were in the penitentiary.
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II Here's a dead game sport. The
Methodist. preacher at Warrensburg
Mo-, dismissed a revival meeting
last Tuesday evening and took nis
congregation with him to see MS
old college team trim up the WAT
Erensburg Normals to his ORDER ffls
congregation went with him, TOO
and rooted for the Methodist team
from Baker university and Baker
laid the trimming act to fraSsie g
The team that twice humbled tnn'
"prade sof Kansas" from the Assi'
school at Manhattan, An
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n. u. Eshbaugh with his wife AM
s,x small children left yesterday 70
the Ozarks. ME- Eshbaugh said tina
, he would try to bring up his childrel
!. there and raise some pigs. too. Tn
|, Eshbaugh children are all unde
e,pbt wears old. The last time to
dnrk visited the household 1t sliI
ned over two. There's nothing
! This twin business. says Mr. Est
= baugh, and he intimates that thel
= 10 something wrong with the climat
I, His friends at Enterprise have ma
o suspicion for some time that thel
- was something wrong somewhere
t, "T,earn to labor and to wal
IN said the poet one time In one OF a
flights Of poetical fancy. There a
MANY men who haven't done mu'
a, else and they are willing to test
e that the vocation is at least mign
- monotonous. But here's one o
n how bobbfng up at Hoisington WI
a. knows OF a truth that the waltz
IS. husiness has its reward. He VOW
a vow,fn 1896 that never should
barber's shears defile bis locks u
I'll a Democrat had taken the GA
ne az president. Now while others a
~ worrying about the seats they pro
On ab,v won't get In the inaugpr
. grandstand this old boy smiles
" baughy smile and grooms his =
inch locks for the festive day.
~ has a seat all his own In the Q
e1 chestra section and when the ]
II. augura1 morning dawns he'll
!" there waiting for the band to pia
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A bright young fellow called
Gu This desk the other day and ask
~ Ms to put the muffler on a It'll
~ escapade which had landed him
nc tie police court that morning
or didn't make habit of getting drul
ne he ssid-just once in awhile-a'
W he didn't like the notoriety co
N nected with the police docket MOI
~ over he'd use greater pains ne
lss time and try not to land there agai
nc We promised-we kept 1t out
c' have found out since that this you
fellow has another reason why
re admit want his name in the new
no paper in front of a SO fine
,er drunkenness--there's a girl In 7
case and everything being equal
"a expects to make this little girl
M wife. she thinks he'sAsquare D
'A he isn't. She'll find It out Sol