The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24
Purely Personal.

/ AalSS DClld lLOhC- VI ID
( Abilene friends.
Mrs. W. T. Davidson returned from
Kansas City on Thursday.
Mr.. Otis Thisler returned home last
Friday from his visit to Chicago;
Allie Como returned to her studies
at St. Mary's Academy. LeaveRwOrth,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Seeds. mother of W. Z. Seeds,
Esq, was visiting in this city the latter
part of last week.
Father J. f. Leary. of Solomon City,
returned home last Friday from visit
! to LeavenWOrth and st. Louis.
Mr.. Clark Mahan came up on Thurs
day morning from the University to
spend Sunday with his parents.
Judge VI. b. Nicholson was i'll the
/ CITY last Tuesday and Wednesday, Civ
! ing special hearing in case entitled
! Welsh VS.. Coleman.
J.W. d. Pierce left last week for
/ PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia, for bust
ness and social visit. Virginia is Mr..
/ Pierce's native state.
Mr.. Otis Thisler returned from Hi
nois last week with two car loads OF
! Norman stations. and has placed them
on his fine stock farm near Chapman.
Mr.. David Smith, jr. of Pennsylvania.
is looking around Abilene and Dickin-
son county with a vieWOf locating here.
T., ie-x wall yNlnacoI tx-ifh 4 hslnnn
than which there is no better town i'll
Kansas.
Mr.. E. 5. Fry. of Hope. and Mr.. W.
s. Henry. of Cheever, Were REFLECTOR
callers last Tuesday. And thus did the
extreme north and south ends of the
county meet at Abilene ia q very APP
propriate place.
County Superintendent. ID. d. Horn
adv, was in the city on Tuesday visiting
our schools. Mr.. IIOrnaday has made
good superintendent and is always ener-
getically engaged in looking after the
welfare of the schools. BlteEpris Regis
ter.
Mr.. III. c. Wann left last week to take
position as travelling salesman for the
Drug House of Park Davis Co. Detroit,
Mich. His territory will be Kansas
and Colorado on the Santa Fe road, with
headquarters in Abilene, whefe his fam
lily will remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Ford expect to
Leave this week for visit to old home
friends and relatives. Mrs. Ford's
health is very poor and it is hoped that
the change will benefit her. Mr.. Ford
will close his school in Newbefn town.
ship for week or two.
Mr.. \. c. Grimes, of Hope, with some
gentlemen, brought a number of fine
hogs to town last Thursday and sold
them to Mr.. ChaS. Cooper. Mr.. Grimes
in his visit to the REFLECTOR sanctum
informed us that five of his hogs, only
six months old. averaged go pounds.
Rev. r. &. Mccarthy, pastor of the
Presbyterian church Of this city, gave
the REFLECTOR social and very pleas
ant call last Monday morning. Mr..
Mccarthy has only recently come among
us, but we trust that he will SO please
and be pleased as TO remain permanent
ly at Abilene. The REFLECTOR takes
pleasure in extending the freedom Of its
sanctum to the reverend gentleman.
James III. Austin, eX-Judge of the
Judicial district, has moved his law Ii
brary to Kansas City, and will open a
permanent office inthat city, The juno
ton Union says: Judge Austin settled
in Junction City in 1869, and soon at
tanned an enViable practice and position
at the bar In 1874 Governor Osborn ap-
pointed him Judge Of the District Court
for the English District, continuinr -
serve by election for ten ., ~
tire record gears. Ills en-
as a practitioner and as a
Judge was characterized by the most
Scrqpulous integrity, while in private
ana social 2ttiialrs an equally scrupulOus
prOpriety governed him. Our people
universally wish comfort and success
may attend the Judge and his accom-
plished wife.