Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.

nTnOQlGL. WAS oil 1OAA~-~O
WE Fisher, one of Sherman town
sbips leading farmers, was in the city
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Schneider of De
troit were shopping in the city today
NJ T. Goss, of Manchester, was per-
omhulating the streets of the metrop-
oils.
Dr. Gum and D. E. Scanlon, OF
Chapman, did buiness in the county
seat.
Mrs. J. W. jerks and daughter, Miss
Ion returned at noon from visit to
Brookville.
d.. Pisle came in this afternoon
from Nebraska where he has been Tor
some weeks.
Editor A. S. Green, of Manchester,
was a delegate to the convention who
came in early.
V.B. Cosad. secretary of the Driv-
ing Park association, left for Newton
this afternoon.
Prof. Charles Swisher, of the Salina
Normal university, was in the city on
school business.
A. E. Bishop and Gus Neuber left at
noon for Chicago to buy goods for the
consolidated store.
Ell. Martin, one Of the solid farm
ers of Buckeye, made the REFLECTOR
sanctum a pleasant call.
John c. Nye and family, of Hayes,
started for their new home southwest
of Guthrie in Oklahoma.
NJ. C. Hemenway, OF Hope, was In
town looking for second in that duel
which will soon come off.
A. S. Lowery, one of Rinehart's
farmers who makes d success OF farm
ing, was REFLECTOR caller.
Supt. j. S. Ford and w. NJ. Sher-
wood went to Chapman to attend a
meeting of the high school board.
Prof. w. S. jerks and wife came In
from Ottawa last evening to be ready
for the opening of the city schools.
Mrs. O. 4. Moore, who has been
visiting friends in the country for a
few days, returned home this morning.
John Hornaday. who has been visit
ing his uncles, DID. and J.T. HOrnaday,
left for his home in Cincinnati today.
A. Ii. Paul aud J. B. Lancaster went
down to Enterprise this morning to
oversee some work at the Ehrsam ma
chine shops.
Henry Dryer, Familiarity known to
every old ttler in Abilene as "Hank,"
came down from near Manchester
through the storm.
Col. JamisOn, who has been manager
of the Union Pacific hotel, left at noon
for Kansas City. He has resigned his
position at Abilene.
81. Ellison and NJ. II. MalOtt re-
turned at noon from their pleasant
three weeks vacation trip to Salt Lake
City and the Rockies.
J. Augustine and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Colorado Springs, where
they will spend short time for the
benefit of Mr.. a. IS health.
Miss Camille Winfield took the noon
train for Topeka, where she will remain
several days as the guest of Mrs. IL. H.
Hazlett and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Seward.
Rev. E. d. Walker left on the after
noon train for Delphos, Kas., to attend
a meeting of the Solomon presbytery.
He will return the last of the week.
Harry Barnes, one of our State uni
yersity students, who has been spend
ing part of his vacation with his
brother, Charles, left for Lawrence to-
day.
Mrs. DR.. 0. J. Raub has returned
from her visit to Illinois and the doctor
has lost that melancholy cast of count
enance that has distinguished him for
time.
DIR. Weatherby, formerly of Abilene
but who now resides at Arlington,
Reno Co., Kansas, is a guest of the
family of Mrs. E. J. Parent, West
Fifth street.
Art. n. Cowdin, of DelphOs, Ohio,
representing the Central School Supply
house of Chicago, is in the city and
will probably make this his headquar
tiers for few weeks.
Mrs. Stoner and Mrs. French, who
have been visiting the family of JOSEPH
Cox in Newbern township for the las
two weeks, left on the morning SAINTS
Fe for their home in Nelson, Neb.
C. C. Wyandt is in New York buy
ing dry goods for the Daylight store
New goods are arriving daily and EN-
brace the newest styles. Look out TO
their novelties soon to be announced
Miss Franc Baker returned thi
morning from New York state, wher
she has been visiting friends and rela
tives for several months. Her man
friends Will be pleased to learn of he
return home.
D. f. Shirk and wife left on today
noon train for Chapman, their futnr
home. Abilene loses man of fine et
ucational qualities and good either
We wish him and his wife a pleasar