Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-10-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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the city.
Squire W. G. Lewis of Willowdale
was a county seat visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Augustine have
moved into their new home on North
Spruce.
]. G. Keefer, one of Banners
rustling young farmers, was in the city
yesterday.
T. II. Malott returned yesterday
from Bedford, Ind, where he has been
for some weeks.
Geo. B. Allen, one of north Dickin-
sons successful teachers, was purchas-
ing goods in the city.
a. V. Jewett, formerly superinten-
dent of schools in this city, is home
from his eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Warfeld are home
from their summers visit to their old
home, Clifton Springs, n. Y.
Luther Bright was taken home from
school yesterday quite i'll. He is better
today and will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. S, w. COwles, of Hart
ford, Conn.,. are visiting their sons, q.
w. and A. J. Cowles in this city.
John Kiefer, one of WillOwdale's
rustling republicans, smiled on the Re-
FLECToR scribblers this afternoon.
C. Ryan, of Ridge township, added
some magnificent samples to the Re-
ELECTORS corn display this afternoon.
Mrs. }. A. Fiddock, of Manchester,
was taking advantage of some of the
bargains offered by the Abilene mer-
chants.
Newton Hersh and wife who have
been the guests of NJ. 3. Herah left for
Ohio at noon returning home from
their visit here.
Mrs. Benedict, of Valley Falls, WHO
has been visiting her brother, Mr.. L..
Tischouser. south of this city, left foF
her home at noon.
Harry Barnes, of this city, Is one OF
the business managers of the Univtr-
sitv Kansan at Lawrence. larry "iIl
make a success ri it.
Stc'y Bright took the Rock Island
this afternoon FIR Tie suuihNeHs l."
hold conventions i'll Grant, Haskell and
Seward counties, etc.
Mr.. GLADDEN. and wife, nrpnrw aud
niece of Col. S~igari, left fl ihriI
home in Ohio today after few "e' k
visit in Dickinson county.
Rev. t. f. Staulfer left last nigh +. /
Furresiom, His, /" attend a Ine,iii'S "'
the district SYM of the Rri'rmed
church. lie will be away "Dou: TN
days.
Lieut.. J. ii. Shollenberger, of Ft.
Union, n. NJ, one of the most promis-
ing young officers in the U. S, army, is
the guest of his brother-in-law, DR..
J. w. Felty.
Co. Supt. Ford left this morning for
a four days trip through north Dickin-
son, visiting schools. The county
never had a more Woodworking official
than Mr.. Ford,
Miss Nettie Whitney left yesterday
for the country where she will teach fol
the coming school term. That she viii
instruct the young ideas successfully is
an acknowledged truth.
Geo. Z. Hunton returned yesterday
from a three days visit to his rancho
in Marion county. He reports the
pastures as having been badly dried W
but the present rains will revive them
Ed. A. Hafner, OF Logan township
is visiting his friend, Howard L. Bone
brake, for few days. Edward ha
been playing the farmer this fall ant
has a good healthy color on his cheeks
Mr.. Joseph Taylor, of Cincinnati
who is spending a few weeks in tn
county visiting relatives, and looking
after business interests, was pleasan
caller at REFLECTOR headquarters TIL
afternoon.
Senator F. 2. darkness, of Cla,
Center. who has hosts of friends Il
Abilene and Dickinson county, was Il
the city this morning. He says anothe
republican sweep will capture kansa
about Nov. 9Th.
IL. Murphy departed today for
months visit to friends in LitchhelC
Ills. The DAILY REFLECTOR will te
him how Abilene prosperS during tn
coming weeks and of the big republ
can majority on Nov. 9Th.
Mrs. Barcus has taken possession o
the residence on East Sixth street, IT
Gently purchased of Mr.. Neiman. II
has moved to North Buckeye, where {
C. Shaler lately resided, Mr.. S. havin
moved to Fourth street, one door ca:
of DR.. Kings.
Mr.. John Taylor took the noon trai
for a ten-days' trip to Cincinnati. II
will be Joined at Detroit by his brothe
Joseph Taylor. who with his wife hi
been visiting here, and 10y Mr.. IL.
Roll, the party going through to Gil
cinnati together.