Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.

w. z. Robinson was up from Hope.
John B. Flack was up from Enter
prise.
H. Kandt came up from Herington
this morning.
Postmaster Brunson spent the day in
the county seat.
NV. Brilliant is in COldwater, Kan
sas, on business.
Dr.. J. n. Prather, of Enterprise, did
business in the city.
Hon. J. S. Hollinger was REFLEC-
TOR caller this morning.
Clarence Taylor, of Gold Hill farm,
was a county seat visitor.
I'D. McMaster, Jr., left at 4 O'Clock
for the San Juan district, Colo.
Squire H. NJ. Reaugh, of Carlton,
transacted business in Abilene.
NJ. C. Hemenway and S. J. Lynn
were prominent Hopeites in town.
j. II. Hoffman, of Enterprise, was
doing business in the city this morning.
j. L. Garten, a prominent farmer of
Willowdale township, was in the city.
WI. Coye and wife go to Canaudai-
qua, n. Y, tomorrow for months
visit.
O. l.. Thisler drove up from Chap
man TO transact business in the county
seat.
Rev. D. w. Ross and family drove
in from Talmage on a shopping excur-
sion.
D.. J. Kimmerley and wife, of Ma
varre, were buying goods of the Abilene
merchants.
Mayor c. NJ. Case was an Enterprise
notable who was in town during the
middle of the day.
Deacon w, J. Winfield and his bible
class were prominent members of the
TT. Riley excursion today.
John V. Roberts is up from Hope
and footed a cOrnet with the Sons of
Veterans band on the excursion today.
Hon. G. W. Hurd and J. B. Case left
yesterday evening for southwestern
Texas on important real estate bust
ness.
John Tischhauser, one of the leading
farmers of Jefferson township, was in
the county seat talking business aid
politics.
F. NJ. Worley has gone to Kansas
City where he has taken position in a
drug store. MerYin's many friends
will miss him.
A. G. Coonrod, one of the proprietors
of the Atchison Business college, spent
the night in town, the guest of bis
friend, T. F. Jones.
Prof. w. A. Stacy, formerly of the
Hope schools, is in town. Mr.. S. will
be principal of the Morganville, Kas.,
schools during the coming year.
DIR. Ferdinand Rubin, of Dillon,
called on the REFLECTOR Monday.
DR.. Rubin is believer in good news
papers and calls this one of the best.
MIR. Fred Miller, of Bloomfield, Ia.
has taken a position as stenOgrapher in
Burton and Moore's law Office and has
entered upon his duties. Mr.. Miller is
pleasant and accomplished gentleman
who will add strength to the business
life of the city.
County Commissioner Proceedings.
The county commissioners met in
regular session Monday, Aug. 5th, tic
consider the tax levies and other bust
ness.
The valuation of the Hope Building
s. Loan association was lowered from
$1,S66 to 81, SIS.
The following levies were ther
agreed upon:
State levy A mills; county genera
fund, 81 mills; county interest, mills
county sinking fund, 1 mill; county
high school, mill; road levy 2 mills
The following township levies were ap
proved: Flora mills; Willowdale Z
Lincoln 2, interest 4; Garfield 9
Wheatland 4; Holland 4, interest 4
Cheever 3; Buckeye 4; Grant II. inter
est p, sinking fund ]; Newbern 81
Jefferson 3, interest 5; Banner 8, inter
est5a; Sherman 5; Hayes 5; Center 81
Logan 5; Ridge 2, interest 81; Hope 4
interest 81; Fragrant Hill 6; Noble I
Rinehart 8; Liberty 8, interest I
Union 2: Lyon 5, interest 81; Herring
ton 7s' Enterprise 10; Hope City 20.