The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-28
PERSONAL.
Judge Carpenter, of Chapman, is in
attendance at court.

Judge Carpenter, of Chapman, is in
attendance at court.
C. f.. Sherman, OF Solomon, was in
the city last Monday.
Squire Z. Robinson, a genial resi-
dent of Hope, was in town last Satur-
day.
Miss Kate Donahue, of Bedford, Ind,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John NJ.
Gleissner.
Mrs. W. L. Cooley left last week for
an extended visit at different points in
New York.
Miss Alice Bartell, of Junction City,
was visiting in the city last week as the
guest of Miss Lizzie Wilder.
Mr.. Wilder, of Lawrence, spent last
Sunday in this city, the guest of his
daughter, Miss Lizzie Wilder.
y. Armstrong, one of the solid young
farmers of Jefferson, was in the city
last Friday. OF course he called on
the REFLECTOR.
Messrs. Rob't HOWE and F. Stein
born, of Industry, were in town last
Tuesday. They made cash calls upon
the REFLECTOR.
DR.. S. N. Hunter, of Hope, was in
town last Friday. He was accOmpan-
led by his brother, j. r. Hunter, who
was on his way home to Alma, Col.
Jas. Jones came all the way through
the mud and rain from Lyon tp., Mon
day, being summoned to court as wit
ness III the DOMAIN murder case.
F. Hartman, of Newbern, left last
Sunday for Adams Co., H., on business
connected with his deceased fathers
He Will be absent only a few
days.
Michael Cushing, one of the jolly and
humorous Irishmen Of Chapman creek,
was in town last Saturday. Mr.. Cush-
is Staunch democrat and of course
called on the REFLECTOR.
Rev. Palmer, of the Lutheran church,
will occupy the pulpit at Grace Chapel,
next Sunday morning, in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. L. f.
Stauffer.
Our democratic friend, C. W. Burton,
no longer looks down at his nose and
signs. His wife returned home last |
Sunday from an extended and pleasant |
visit to her Indiana home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Wilson left on |
Monday for months visit to old Tus-
county, Ohio, their early home. |
The REFLECTOR wishes them pleas |
ant trip and an enjoyable visit.
T. j. O'Connell, of South Dickinson,
left to-day for a months visit to his old |
home in Prince Edwards Island, Cana
la. He has been absent from his home |
eleven years, and the REFLECTOR wish
eS him pleasant visit.
Postmaster Jonas Erect and wife. of |
left last week for PennSyl-
Tania, where they will spend the great
II part of the summer. The REFLEC-
TOR trusts that they will have pleas
mt time.
II. NJ. Emig, one of the solid farmers
If Wheatland tip. and a thoroughbred
democrat, was in the city last Saturday.
lie took time to call on the REFLECTOR
md subscribe for three yearly copies of
the great moral and religious weekly.
Rev. R. II. Love and family left on
Tuesday for Clay Center, which place
hey will make their future home. Mr.. |
Love will enter the hardware business.
md the REFLECTOR feels no heSitancy |
n recommending him to the good peO-
Die Of Clay Center.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowman and sister, Miss
June Wise, left Monday night for
Topeka, where they joined party of
iowa friends en- route to Las Vegas,
New Mexico. They will attend the
opening OF the magnificent new hotel
1t Hot Springs, and will put in two
delightful weeks viewing the beauties
# nature and breathing the health
alden air. Mrs. MOrehead is the pre-
siding head of Mrs. BOwman'S business
While the latter is gone.