Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-04-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

visiting friends in the city.
o. L. Moore came back yesterday
evening from Council Grove.
County Sult. Ford is visiting
=, schools in the county this week.
Miss Eta Smith went to Harrington
last evening - remain few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Taylor, of
Gold Hill farm, wire shopping III the
city.
Mrs. s. r. Hoag, of Chapman, has
been visiting the family of Sheriff
NALL.
Frank A. White is up from Kansas
City, where he is engaged in the lum-
Der business.
Miss Estella Nolan, of Atchison, is
is visiting in the city, the guestof Miss
Mary Davidson.
'U. S. Senator" j. r. Burton, who
has been home for few days left at
noon for Topeka.
j. E. Gillett, Woodbine's prominent
farmer and business man, spent the
night in the city.
Henry Lifts, one of Abilenes Invest
newspaper boys, left at o'clock for a
few days trip to Denver.
E. R. Morse, the rustling attorney
and irresistible story-teller, went down
to Enterprise last evening.
J. NJ. Brenizel is in Graves, Cloud
county, this state, where he will re-
main on business for time.
Elder Clark is back from Keystone
where he went to conduct the funeral
services of the late Moses Curtis.
Geo. A. Huston and ]. T. Heston,
prominent farmers of Liberty town.
ship, spent the afternoon in the county
seat.
w. B. Peters, Hopes progressive
merchant and public-spirited citizen,
was visitor to the Belle this after
noon.
Rev. J. R. Townsend and wife, of
Junction City, who have been the guest
of DR.. Welsher returned home on the
noon passenger.
F. B. Lille came up from Chapman
this morning and spent few hours in
town. calling on the REFLECTOR in the
course of his stay.
E. G. Crary who has been busy get
ting the goods of Gov. Teats paced in
position, went down to Hope last night
after another cargo.
G. G. Sterl left this afternoon for
Oklahoma. If there are any letter
rustlers down there than G.. c.. they
are daisies, that's all.
D. E. Curtis packed his grip and
started for Hutchinson yesterday. He
has longing eye set on Oklahoma and
may end his trip there.
o. L. Moore left this morning over
the Rock Island for Council Grove to
attend for day or two the district
court now in session there.
A. z. Riddle, ''of all the lodges of
Kansas" and also of the Minneapolis
Messenger, was in the city Saturday
night leaving for home yesterday.
John B. Baxter, the Republican war
horse of Southwest Dickinson, was in
the city and visited the sanctum of the
Republican journal of the county.
P.J. Berry has just returned from
San Antonio, Texas, where he had
been after his daughter, and reports no
place like Kansas. Miss Berry is much
improved in health
Peter Woods, chairman, and r. M.
Conger, county commissioners of
Morris county, are in the city visiting
with Dickinson's board and inspecting
our fine Jail and court house.
District Clerk W. S. Anderson re-
turned this morning from his visit to
Fort Scott. He reports the south
eastern portion of the state as fairly
alive with people moving Oklahoma
| ward.
Hon. J. S. Hollinger was in from
Hiawatha and called on the REFLEC-
TOR. Mr.. Hollinger is one of Dickin-
sons most progressive, practical and
successful farmers and takes a strong
interest in agricultural affairs.
Miss Jessie Andersen is in charge of
affairs in the district clerks Office dur
| ing her fathers absence. 1t is unnec.
essary to say that Miss Jessie conducts
the office with the skill and dispatch OF
an accomplished county official.
Hon. Harrison Flora came home this
morning from Topeka, where he ha:
been on the L. s. court jury, and went
on to Manchester. He may leave fol
Oklahoma tonight: it will be a little
late, but he thinks those who 60 late
will have the advantage of the crowt
4 coming back, they will lead the pro
cession.
Gov. Teats is in the city busily ar