Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.

business.
Harrison Flora spent the day in thu
county seat.
Chas. Crooks, the Solomon merchant
was down attending court.
John B. Baxter, of Carlton, was talk
ing politics in the city.
Geo. A. Rockwell, Junction City
spent the night in the city.
Angus McMaster has taken a posi-.
ton in the First National bank.
Rob't Knox and family have re-
turned from their Kansas City visit.
w. H. Roe, formerly of this city but
now of Kearney, Neb., is in town greet
ing his many friends.
Mrs. NJ. B. Holsworth, of Topeka, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Anderson
on West Fourth street.
a. S. Olney, the horseman, has not
novel to Topeka but is on our streets
as lively and pleasant as ever.
Miss Mccoy is assisting in the dis
trict clerks Office during the press of
work attendant on the session of court.
j. B. Bricker was a pleasant caller
at REFLECTOR headquarters and of
oo,,rco ,r-i1 boroo 60. rood Tho D,,rT ,,r,
TOR.
j. a. Felt, register of deeds for OF
tawa county, was down from Minneap-
oils calling on the officers at the court
house.
DR.. Mercer B. CrOll, of Omaha, Neb..
is in the city visiting few days with
his brother, Major G. l.. Croll, Of tie
Gazette.
A. S. Davidson was acting as deputy
in District Clerk Anders0n'S absence.
1t looked familiar to see him in his old
position.
DR.. L. G. Ayres, Cheever's promi-
nent resident, left for Columbus Grove,
Ohio, where he will visit friends for a
short time.
N. V. Jones, of La Bette, Kas., is
acting as court stenographer and re-
mains in the city during the present
term of court.
Clark Smith, a prominent farmer
living near Carlton, was on our streets
today and was seen taking home
large rarge purchased at Dunlavy's.
Mr.. George Thompson and wife left
for Santa Paula, California, last night
via the Santa Fe route. He goes there
for the benefit of his wife's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hammond re-
turned at noon from trip through the
northwestern part of the State where
Mr.. Hammond has been doing some
good Sunday school work.
\. B. COulsOn, longtime business
man of Abilene, left yesterday after
noon for Denver, where he opens real
estate and loan office. His family will
follow him in about a month.
VIM. Gross, Of David City, Neb., is
visiting his brother, NJ. Gross, on North
Tenth. Mr. Gross is a stOckman of
nOtoriety and is looking
for a car of horses in the Lexington
Of the Vest to take to Nebraska with
him.
H. J. Lands and family left today
for Independence, Mo-, where they
Will make their future home. Mr..
Lands has a fine position as superin-
tendent of large dairy farm and while
we regret losing him from Abilene we
him upon his good for
tune.
W. II. Kiefer and family and Miss
Belle Kiefer left last evening for Orc
Vile, California, where they will per-
haps make their permanent home.
They have for long time lived in Will
I0wdale township and have many
friends throughout the county who will
miss them.
H. F. Miller, of Manitou Springs,
Colorado, who recently purchased car
IF horses here, is in the city buying a
carload of buggies of the Johns Car
,iage Works. He says the Johns bug
yies are ranked at the top in Denver
md other Colorado cities and are sell
ng more rapidly and giving better sat-
Sfaction than any others manufac-
,ured.
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