Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.

SAAO NASy W
Geo. H. Smith, of Woodbine, spent
the night in town.
C. q. Pattison, of Solomon, was in
the city this morning.
John Harbottle and children left fol
Atwood, Colo, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Lifts, Of New
bern, were in town today.
J. S. Robbins, the popular and hand
some druggist of Woodbine, was in the
city.
a. G. Dietz, now sturdy granger OF
Holland township, visited the county
seat.
A. L. Eisenhour left today for Phila-
delphia to take lectures in veterinary
surgery.
z. F. Whitehair and A. S. Lowery
were two east Dickinson nOtables in
town.
A. Fry, Esq, came back last night
from Ohio where he has been for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. NJ. T. Goss and Mrs. John
Buchan, of Manchester, were shopping
in the city today.
Il. Nickles, w. B. Peters, II. L.
Irwin and S. Z. Stauffer were HOpeites
observed in the city.
Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. Porch started
at noon for Atchison where Mr.. Z. will
attend the state synod.
Not-to-be Sheriff p. Sheeran went
home to Chapman at noon after a
weeks work on the jury.
D. w. Nall, u. II. Bert and W. S.
Anderson were county officials who &C
cOmpanied the eXcursionists.
A. S. Sherwood left this morning for
Superior and other Nebraska points to
look after his real estate interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nichols and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Walker spent yes
terday with friends in the country.
Mr.. o. L. Bates, one of Enterprises
successful teachers, was caller at Re-
FLECToR headquarters this afternoon.
Johnny Weller is again il town, after
a short visit to Ohio, Johnny can't
stay away, no matter how hard he tries. |
John McFadden returned this morn
ing from his extended trip through the
east and Canada, much refreshed by
the journey.
o. c. Whitney and Ralph Dyer came
in from south Dickinson this morning
to spend Sunday after weeks work
in the school room.
Frank Schwender, Ora Heran and 5.
L.lBook were a trio of DickinsOnians
who made Monday start for Okla
homa, the country for to see,
Glenn Bell, John B. Baxter, S. Iols-
worth, D. J. KimmeTly and DR.. T. c.
Ayres were prominent republicans of
the county who were in town.
D. H. Metzger came back last night
from a four-months' visit to Duluth,
Mimi, we'll satisfied that Kansas is the
best state Uncle Sam yet owns.
T. Z. Dewey went to Atchison last
night TO assist in dedicating Midland
college, be being one of the board of
education of the Lutheran church.
G.. B. Allen, one of north DickinsOn's
rustling teachers, visited Abilene and
Joined the long REFLECTOR procession,
George knows the value of a good paper.
Thos. s. Wilson, of Sherman town.
ship, brought in some magnificent corn
samples that are hard to beat. Come
up to the REFLECTOR Office and see
what the Chapman creek bottoms can
do,
Charlie Hough, of the Enterprise In
dependent, was doing business in the
city today. Charley looks very much
like man now that he is papa. He
says his little son and heir is regular
John L. Sullivan.
Co. Supt. J. S. Ford came back last
evening from pleasant trip to Indiana,
his old home, much refreshed and in
vigorated. His little daughter, Alice
Mabel, who has been visiting there re-
turned with him.
viii W. Wetzel, who is home from
Kansas City Oh weeks visit, with his
sister, Anna May, entertained a party
of young people Oh Saturday night. A
very pleasant time was had. Mr., Wet
Eel returns to Kansas Git .,4
D. " Peck left this afternoon for
Holland township where he will unite |
in marriage Mr.. Hannah and Miss
Margaret Baxter. The ceremony will |
take place tomorrow morning at IL |
O'Clock. The REFLECTOR congratu- |
lates.
Thad Hopkins, of the Enterprise
Miller, was in town this morning. He
Indignantly denies the rumor started
by Salina parties that the Ehrsam shops. |
in which he is interested. will move to
Salina. He says they are doing well
enough where they are and if they