The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-02-09
R-y, John Cnrts is quite sick.

/ G. {. Hemenway, of AtctisJn, IS il
the city.
John b. Flack is in the city today Of
business.
Goynor Teats was up from Hope
yesterday.
E. c. Shippee stopped over Sunday
in the city.
S. E. Stauffer, of Mancherter, is in
town today.
'Squipe Whitley, of Solomon, is in
the city TODAY.
E. Truehart returned to Enterprise
this morning.
Charity HOugh was up from Enter
Use yesterday.
p. II. Halleck, of Heringtou, was in
town yesterday.
DIR. Herbst returned at noon today
to Kansas City.
Geo. L. Croll returned from Pennsyl-
yania this morn ing.
J. II. Murray. of st. Louis, stopped
over day in our city.
r F. Thompson of Minneapolis, was
in the city vest erday.
Mrs. Howard Paul returned from
the west at noon today.
Fred Bolster returned home yester-
day noon from Colorado.
Isaac ShOckey went down to Navarro
this morning On business.
E. E. Lewis paid visit to friends
in Solomon yesterday evening.
Fred Pierce and daughter came home
from Vine Greek this morning.
Geo. Wright cane up from Junction
City yesterday to visit our town.
Mrs. D. W. Nall went down to
Chaplain today on the noon tram.
Miss Matte Lifts, who has been on
he sick list for several days, is better.
Mrs. John Hill. of West Sixth street.
has been quite sick the past few days
K. d. Sherman and wife, of Vine
Creek, are visiting friends in the city
today.
Messrs. Jolley. Patton and Kugler
lrft this morning OH business trip to
Hope.
Ed. Suffer left on this afternoons
fly CT for Colorado and Cal ,fornia. He |
viii be away month OF two.
Miss Cammie Winfield left this morn
'Hg. via the Santa Fe. for Topeka,
where size will visit with Mrs. Geo.
Seward for few weeks.
c. p. Pattison and W. c. Ferguson,
TWO of Sulnmnn's popular young men,
spent yesterday in the city.
V. z. Wilson, of the Longmont Press. |
came in on yesterdays noon train to
visit old friends in this city.
Mr.. Edgar Buchanan is improving |
slowly. For two days and nights last |
week he was in Il very critical condition. |
Miss Whitley, who has been stopping |
with w. q. CnwleS and wife since Sat
lrday noon. left yesterday afternoon
Tor her home in Solomon City.
Geo. Kirk, of Newborn township, left
noon for Ohio, having re-
'eivpd a telegram To the effect that his
mother was not expected to live.
Geo. y. Brown. of Genespo, ILL.,. came
n this morning, via the Rock Island
Mr.. Brown is an uncle to F. L. Bail,
aud will probably remain permanently. |
The REFLECTOR extends the hand of
welcome.
Thomas G.. Croft came in this morn
ing from Pittsburg, Pa. where he has
been engaged on the Commercial Ad
1erliser. Tom is an old Abilene boy,
and his many friends will be glad to
see him.
Col. G. W. Fisher, general manager
If the G. X. & N. went through the
:itv yesterday afternoon, in a special
ar attached to the 4o'clOck train. en-
route for Denver. where he is taking |
lis wife S remains for burial
Mrs. NJ. Nance. of Junction CITY. |
arrived in town yesterday afternoon. to |
visit the family of her daughter. Mrs. |
Ed. Maxim. Their 9-year-Old son.
Frank, we are pleased to note. is i'm
proving from very serious illness.
Lem. +. Miller came in the city yes |
erday afternoon from Topeka. Mr.. |
NJ. is on the road in the interest of |
Jonathan Thomas, manufacturer of |
sash, doors, blinds, mouldingS, etc. |
Lem will make sales for the firm if |
InyOne can. as he is a wide-awakp |
'u>tler. He leaves for the West in the |
morning.
Frank SlrOther has resigned his |
position rs foreman of this Office. and |
will leave in day OF two to accept |
nGsitiCn aS foreman on the Chattanooga |
Tenn Sun, edited by his brother. 5. |
X StrOther. Frank has been an en-
Dloye of this Office, with but little in /
ever since there has been a
in Abilene, and his many |
friends here, especially those who have |
worked with him in this Office. will |
greatly miss his genial presence. He |
has served his employers faithfully and |
can always be relied upon as a man
who not only knows his business thor
Dughly. but who can always be found
at his post and ready to attend to bust |
ness. We are sorry to lose him, but as
he has bettered himself to some extent |
we wish him success, and will say that |
Our latch string will ALWAYS hang /