Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Geo. Hubbard returned at nool
from visit to Denver.
W. L. Cooley is out on the stree
again; he looks very shadow of hi
old self.
Miss Maud Tilton, of Buckeye town
ship, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. D
Nichols.
E. T. Patton, of the Hotel Herring
ton, came up to the county seat on
business.
z. Coleman, Navarro, and A. E
Smyser, Holland, were registered al
the Continental.
Mr.. M. Tilton returned today from
Illinois, where he has been visiting
during the winter.
Henry Wolf is down from Nelson
Neb., greeting friends with his old
time genial smile.
Rev. E. D. Walker came back today
from Mankato, Kas., where he went tC
hold services Sunday.
II. W. Lash and wife came in last
night from the east where they have
spent several months.
Roe Hollingsworth, the popular
horseman of Solomon City, was on oul
streets this afternoon.
Geo. Ogden has gone to Clay Center
to get away from the rush and rustic OF
the city for day OF two.
J.F. Lands has closed a very sue
cessful term of school in Hayes town
ship and is once more in the city.
Messrs. Soles and Nichols with Mrs
Buckley and her two daughters left
last evening for Portland, Oregon.
Dan Weaver, the political warhorse
of Southeast Dickinson, was in the
city doing a little wire pulling today.
B. NJ. Anderson drove up from South
Dickinson through the rain to transact
some legal business in the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Strother left at
noon for there old home, Griggsville,
Ills, where they will visit for few
weeks.
IN. Lowe, one of Hayes townships
most progressive farmers. spent an
hour in the REFLECTOR sanctum this
afternoon.
Hon. H. Flora came in from Man
chester and went on to Topeka where
he will act as juror in the United
States court.
A. L. Vickers, one of Flora town
ships solid farmers, was in town to-
day. He will join the Oklahoma
throng next week.
j. F. Daily, one of Sherman town
ships prominent farmers, spent the
day in the city purchasing materials
for spring seeding.
Hon. G.. W. Hurd is spending most
of the week in Salina where he is
counsel for the C. K. & W. in several
district court cases.
Mrs. J. B. Case and daughter, Clara
have gone to the Arkansas Hot Springs
where Mr.. and Mrs. J. Augustine have
been stopping for some time.
Mrs. V. p. Wilson and daughter
Miss Orpha, left on the afternoon train
for Denver, their future home. Many
friends were at the depot to see then
off.
J. W. Danley started out last even
ing as travelling salesman of the Man
haitian Stove Co. His first trip is t.
the west line of the state, thence into
Nebraska.
". Wilson left for Denver this
morning accompanying his household
goods which were shipped on the morn
ing freight His family will follow
him in few days.
o. L. Bates and Peyton Carter, TIVE
of Dickinson county's teachers, lief
last evening for Washburn college, To
peka, which they will attend during
the remainder of the collegiate year.
Harrison Bonebrake is in the city
He reports Little Rock, Ark, as to,
intensely Democratic for white mai
to enjoy it and so he has deserted it TO
good. We hope he will relocate il
Abilene.
Will Sickle and Harvey Strickle
took the noon train for Kansas Cit
and the Southeast. They win join tn
Oklahoma throng next week and ma
be expected back in about ten day
scapless and minus several portions Q
their anatomy.