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

n. Blevins has returned to New
Bloomfield, Mo.
Judge Mahan boarded the noon train
for Junction City.
Judge and Mrs. J. II. .Mahan have
returned from their eastern trip.
Miss Mary Kane, one of Enterprises
teachers, was shopping in the city.
D. j. Kimmerly, of Navarro, visited
the county seat on business intent.
Mrs, w. p. Seeds returned yester-
day from her pleasant Washington trip.
E. W. and J. IL. Glenn, two of Flora S
leading young farmers, were in the city
trading.
Co. Atty. Biting left at noon for a
business trip to Kansas City and
Omaha,
Mrs. L. II. Lifts and Miss Sadie
Monies, of Newbern, are visiting Mrs.
J. A. Russell.
S. Ii. Kelton took the noon train fol
TT. Riley where he has a contract fol
brick work.
Miss Ida Lebold, the Misses Fisher
and Miss Frances Wood came home
from Ohio last night.
Postmaster j. e. Russell, of Chap
man, was a pleasant caller on the RE
FLECToR force this morning.
Will Slimm, who has been in Brook
field, Mo, for some time, has returned
to his old place i'll Kelley's store.
Ii. e. Fritz has returned from an
extended trip east visiting relatives
and friends Id WilliamspOrt, Pa.
T. l.. Parker and wife are home from
their Washington trip, having seen the
beauties of the national capital.
Sheriff NALL went down To Enter
prise this afternoon to look after lega
matters in that neck y the woods.
Hon. John Johntz reached home ye
terday from his Washington trip. lie
reports most pleasant and enjoyable
journey.
Mrs. l.. \. Marshall and daughtel
boarded the noon train for York, Pa.
after three weeks visit with j. Brtn
izer and family.
Col. and Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Ed
wards, who have been the guests of DR.
and Mrs. Ross, departed at noon fol
their home, Slater, Mo.
Mrs. 4. NJ. uo!L aid Mrs. &. NJ
SINNERS, VINO have bccu N.a.tIuS AIr
and Mis-. L. u. Seeds, rrIurir,u II nUoI
" their hrme, Griggsville, LIS.
Rev. Townsend and wife, who Spem
yesterday i'll the city, returned at nool
10 Junction City wheLce they go t,
their future home, Leadville, Colo.
Miss Mamie Parks, who has been fOl
sOme time in the telephone Office, lei
at noon to join her parents i'll Arkansas
Miss JENNIE Mey erS will answer helix
calls hereafter.
w. Ii. Alexander, formerly of Clay
Center, has taken a position as clerk il
the U. p. office. His family accompan
les him and they will make their home
Ill this city hereafter.
Col. c. Ii. Barker left at noon fol
Kansas City to meet his father-in-law
ex-Gov. Robbie, of Maine, and accom-.
2any him part way through the state
Gov. Robbie is enroute for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L.. Moore returned
yesterday from tLeir months trip to
Washington and OLher eastern points.
Miss Maggie Wilson, who accompanied
them, remains in the east visiting
| friends.
l.. q. Van ScOyOc, NJ. D., left today
for Pennsylvania, to visit his aged
father whose health is rapidly failing.
Dr.. NJ. Kirsch will take charge of his
practice and will act as county physi-
clan and health officer of the city dur
ing his absence.
j. R. Burton INDUCED in the expen-
sive luxury of special car to carry him
home over the Union Pacific after the
Wait trial Tuesday evening. The spe-
cial was drawn by engine No. 42S with
Ed. Andrews at the throttle, and cost
the honorable passenger $50 and -regu-
lar fare-[Salina Republican.
DR.. ]. ". Redden, chairman of the
executive committee of Kansas State
Sunday School association and secre-
tary state board of health, is in the city
and is the guest of Chaplin Bright.
DR.. Redden attended the recent
Worlds Sunday School convention at
Londen. He is one of the best Sunday
school workers in the state.
Wedding in High Life.