Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.

4 WYNN
Geo. c. Kenyon left on the nool
train for Manhattan on Masonic bus
mess.
D. r. Gorden, who has been very i'll
is doing nicely under the care of DR.
Hazlett.
Hon. J. w. Gibson, of Jefferson
township, was purchasing supplies il
the city.
| Dan McMaster came in from Denver
for few days stay at the home Of
his father.
J. II. Galbreath and E. B. Burnett
came down from Solomon to look al
the county seat.
Miss Fanny Lane, of Emporia, is
visiting at the pleasant home of Mr.
| and Mrs. o. L. Moore.
Mrs. Gulick, of Peoria, ILL.,, mother
of our popular druggist, William Pat,
w. n. Hendricks went to Leaven-
worth to attend trial in which the
Union Pacific is interested.
E. S. Engle, one of Abilene's promi-
nent farmers, joined the REFLECTOR's
long list of cash subscribers.
Glenn Bell, of Holland, and D. j.
Kimmerly Navarro, were prominent out
of town visitors observed in the city.
John Keller, of Rhinehart, was a
pleasant caller and will hereafter read
this great exponent of public opinion.
A. H. Bartell, wife and two children,
of Junction City, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Nichols, on East Sixth
street.
Mrs. w. 1. COye has gone to Canaan
daigua, New York, to visit her old
home. She expects to be absent all
summer.
w. II. Sutphen, of Sutphen's Mills
called this afternoon and left financia
acknowledgement of his appreciation
of the REFLECTOR.
Mrs. Jas. Reed, nee Miss Franc
Burnett, formerly of Abilene" now
of Hoxie, is in the city for :; snort
visit with frier5..,
W. IL. Cowen, of the Chicago Lum-
Der Co., Chicago, was in the city look
ing after the interests of his company
before the district court.
Thomas Downey, formerly of abb
lene and we'll known here but now a
ranchman of Texas, is in the city re-
newing old acquaintance.
Revs. Stauffer and Bright left at
noon for Topeka to attend the meeting
of the executive board of the State
Sunday school association.
DR.. R. Y. Powell, of College Mound,
Mo-, called on the REFLECTOR this
morning and will have the paper follow
him to his Missouri home,
Editor James Jones, Of the Russell
Record, one of Kansas Invest news
paper men, spent part of the day here
and called on the REFLECTOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, of Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, came in at noon to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Gulick.
They are making tranScontinental
trip,
Ed. Malott, the popular clerk at
p.rnos g. Nort Il tHraft's drug store, left
Yesterday via the Rock Island 1or :
months visit with his parents in In
diana,
Mrs. w. D. Christian and children
have gone to Minnesota to spend the
summer. During their absence Rev.
Mr.. Christian will occupy rooms at
Mrs. Shipe's.
w. W. Day, of Ridge township, is In
the city. They say that some OF the
postoiice applicants have an acute
attack of ag4e every time Wesley is
seen on the streets,
DR.. E. o. Barker, formerly OF Chap
man, recently of Nebraska and now
0at large visited the REFLECTOR last
evening. He is on his way to Okla
homa where he may open an office.
o. P. Shupe, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, a
| prominent grain dealer and mill owner
of the keystone State, was the guest
of Mr.. ]. S. Shiveley yesterday. He is
taking tris TO the western part of the
State, and may stop heas Gl bis return
Rev. F. NJ. Porch, of the Lutheran
| church, departed at noon for Mansfield
Ohio. While away he will attend The
! general convention of the organization
at Allegheny City, Pa, and will lool
at the scene of the Gonemaqgh disas
ter.
II. ]. Vandenburg and family leave
tonight for Guthrie, Oklahoma, where
Mr.. V. has large contracts for stone
work. He will keep informed regard
ing Dickinson's affairs through TIT
columns lsf TIE peoples paper, the RE
FLECTOR.
Miss Franc Baker left last night fo