Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-07-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.


". y. Stacy, of Industry, spent the
night III the city.
c. IL. lIubbell. Of Lexington, was do
ing business in the city.
Geo. 2. MorehOuse, Council Grove,
visi Ell the Belle today.
Mrs. Henry Lifts spent the Fourth
with her parents i'll AlchiSon.
W. Z. Austin is up from Kansas
City where he is now employed.
f. IL. Staaiz, the genial merchant f
Woodbine, was a pleasant caller.
D. l.. Pisle left at O'Clock Oh bus
mess trip through western Kansas.
Jas. X. Wilson, The Carlton rustler,
was greeting his friends in the city.
I'D. McMaster is in Elkhalt, Indi-
ana, and will remain away for Il few
days longer.
II. 81. Light has returned from d
two-months' visit to his old home,
Lebanon, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Curtis, of Abilene, is the
guest of the Misses GradwOhl.-LSa-
lima Republican.
q. c. Sterl accompanied his name
sake club to Fort Riley to see them do
up the L. S. army.
w. II. Irion and family lett today
for a couple u weeks visit to Colorado
and western Kansas.
Hon. j. 5. IIollinger visited tie
county seat today and spent an hour in
the REFLECTOR office.
L. S. IIamaker, Abilene'5 rus ling
merchant, left at noon for Kansas City
on flying business trip.
Squire Gillet, of Woodbine, called
Oh the REFLECTOR and cOmplimented
the best paper i'll the county.
Mrs. l.. II. Lifts, of Newberu, who
has been spending few days in town.
returned home this morning.
Misses Lille and Della Tolliver, of
LINCOLN. Neb., are visiting at tie home
of their cousin, Hon. j. r. Burton.
r. NJ. White left today for the Rock
les where he will spend a couple of
months hunting antelope and health.
J. S. Robbins, the WoOdbine drug
gist, was in the city this afternoon
looking after business i'll the probate
court.
Miss Mamie uoisington returned
last evening from Boston, where she
has been attending the Conservatory of
Music.
Mrs. L. Baker, of indianapolis, Ind,
and Miss Lizzie Bailiff, of the same city,
are guests of Rev. E. II. Bailiff, of Sol
ONION.
W. Z. Birchmore left last hight for
Chattanooga, Tenn, to take charge of a
branch Office of the Lombard Invest
ment Co.
Mrs. Harry Gemeny, wife of the ac-
commodating Union Pacific office clerk,
is visiting friends and relatives in
Junction City.
Eddie JOhntz who was accidentally
shot in the thigh Il week ago, is doing
very nicely and Will, we are pleased to
say, be up in day or two.
j. ii. Reed at Barnes & Northcraft's
is now a full fedged pharmacist, hav-
ing just received his certificate from
the state board of pharmacy.
Howard Z. Bone5rake, treasurer of
the Kansas Farmers Insurance Co., re-
turned yesterday from business trip
to Chicago and other eastern cities.
W. II. HOllinger, the inventor of the
Hollinger lister drill and prospective
millionaire on account thereof. visited
the county seat on business yesterday.
Mrs. Amelia Witter, the mother of
Mrs. j. A. Graves, who has been Wis
itlng her daughter here for some weeks,
left at noon for her home, Belvidere,
Ohio.
Perry Lifts returned yesterday
afternoon from Brookfield, Mo-, where
he has been since last December. He
Will run Walkers sign painting shop
and those who know his skill with the
brush will be glad to hear it.
Charles K. Newhalll left at noon for
Boston, Mass. where he goes to take
fine position in one of the largest banks
OF that city, Charlie has long been
resident Of this city and has hosts of
friends who, while regretting to see
him go, will wish him all conceivable