Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-12-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.

here.
Frank Carter was down from Solo
mon.
VIM. Ramsey, of Solomon, was a
caller.
MD. Harrington did business at the
court house.
Joe Galbreath and family were down
from Solomon shopping.
II. Nickles, W.:B. Peters and w. Fl.
Ferguson are up from Hope.
Geo. Burroughs, of Hope, was patron
izing the Abilene merchants.
Mrs. NJ. H. Curtis, of Oklahoma City,
o. r., is visiting friends here.
Phil Koch, the genial Hope hard
ware man, was shopping in the city.
Clarence Taylor was purchasing
Christmas goods in the county seat.
Geo. NJ. Seward and wife, of Topeka,
ate their Christmas dinner in Abilene.
J.D. Frey, J. n. Burton and j. j..
Miller were Hopeites seen in town tC-
day.
DR.. S. NJ. Hunter, one of Hopes sue
cessful physicians, was observed in the
city.
A. Leonard, of Logan, and ]. W..
Gillett, Woodbine, visited the county
seat.
LII. Lifts went to Ottawa to spend
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs.
Miller.
Jesse Engle, of Hayes, and Grant
Gillett, of WoOdbine, were visitors to
Abilene.
CT. Shaver, of the Harrison Nor
NAL school at Enterprise, was shopping
in town.
w. Holinger came in today from
Russell where he had been on collect
ing tour,
Miss Lizzie McCarty come up from
Chapman to spend Christmas with Mrs.
B. F. Nelson.
John Gafney and wife, of Ridge,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Waring today.
Turpin Culham, Chapman, and c. C..
Tilton, Detroit, were visiting at the
county capital.
John Murphy. the premium wheat
raiser of Rinehart township, was a
REFLECTOR caller.
E. D. Bullock, of Albuquerque, n.
NJ, is in the city, the guest of Commits
sioner J. w. Baker.
w. c. Huston, one of Liberty town.
ships most prominent farmers, was a
pleasant caller today.
V. p. Wilson, of the Denver Press,
came in at noon to spend a few days
with his relatives here.
F. V. Close, Abilene's hog breeder,
shipped two handsome Poland Chlnas
to Hays City last night.
Mt. and Mrs. J. w. Bradshaw, OF
Hope, were Christmas guests of G. M
Harger and wife yesterday.
w. 7. Harris, Solomon, and Supt,
Ford went to Chapman to attend a
county high school meeting.
r. 2. Munsell was a prominent De
troit citizen in town last evening at
tending the Masonic banquet.
Postmaster Russell and J. H. Englt
were two leading Chapmanites who
looked in upon the REFLECTOR.
o. L. Bates, of Enterprise. was il
town last night ell route to Topeka Il
attend the State Teachers association
DR.. L. G. VanScoyoc, who has beer
visiting with his parents and friends il
Pennsylvania, returned home las
evening.
Miss Mary Kane, of this city, VIII
spralned her ankle while alightin!
from carriagg at Enterprise last Sat
prday, is improving but is still uRabl
tQ walk.
B.L. Jennings, Ed. Arnold, G. \
Scherer. J. E. Snyder and c. F. Mascl
made a party of Chapman Knight
which attended Damon lodges session
last night,
Hiss anna Kirby, daughter of one o
Dickinson's leading farmers, cam
home yesterday from Manhattan wher
she has been attending the State Agri
cultural college.
Prof, and Mrs, w. s, jerks left a
noon foF ottawa to spend the holiday
with Mrs. jerks parents. They wer
accompanied by Miss Kate Hamilton
Mrs. Us sister, who has been visitin
here for month.
Rev. C. NJ. ShSrps aud mother leay
tomorrow for visit in the east. Upo
returning Mr.. S. will take charge c
the North Topeka Christian church
which he has been called. he il
scholarly young man and We regret lO'
ing him from Abilene.
F. V. Close, who owns a large far
northwest Of Abilene. made the Time
oriee a pleasant call last week. NJ
Close devotes his whole time and after
ton to the raising Of Poland CHR
hogs, and has taken more blue ribbon