Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

EX-Sherln Shrimp, Oh Ou IaSe
county, Ills, is the guest OF Emory
Rowland.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bert returned from Penn
sylvania this morning. Mr.. Bert met
her at Kansas City.
H.R. Westrup was one OF the RE-
TLECToR's friends who called with a
two years subscription this week.
P. McFerren, Chapman; j. S. Killen
and Abe and George Dillon, the we'll
known stockmen of Hope, were promi-
nent callers at REFLECTOR headquar-
tiers.
At. Collins, of WaKeeney, is in
town looking up location. He is well
fixed out west, but believes Abilene is
a little more to his taste than the from
tier towns.
Rev. u. G. Prowell. of Detroit, was
a pleasant REFLECTOR caller. Mr.. Z.
is making a deserved success on his
charge and is booked for promotion
some day.
Miss Sallie McMininain and Cecil
Anderson, youngest son of Congress
man Anderson, who were visiting Mrs.
CHI. Goodell, left on the noon train
for Manhattan.
II. G. Lower, one of the most sub
stantiaI farmers of Newbern township,
visited the county seat. He is as Ger
tain of big crops this year as be is OF an
overwhelming republican majority.
Henry w. Mitsch, prosperous
young farmer of Union township, was
a REFLECTOR caller and dropped a
years subscription in the slot. He will
get big dividends on his investment
Supt. A. Z. Warrington. of Ottawa
county, is here discussing with Supt.
Ford the matter of changing the boun-
diaries of one or two joint school dis
tricts lying partly in both Dickinson
and Ottawa counties.
Misses Lena Rogers and Bessie
Thompson and Master Clarence Carter,
of Marion, Kas., are guests of Master
Albert Cosad and are enjoying views
of the city and surrounding country
behind Albert's fleet ponies.
JIG. Watson, one of Marion county's
citizens, was doing business in the city.
Marion county, though adjoining Dick
inson, has less close business relations
with the people of this city than those
of any other county adjoining.
T.E. Dewey and Richard Waring
drove out to Maple Grove, in Ridge
township, to address the Sunday school
convention. The fortunate attendants
who are to sit under the gentlemen's
ministIations are to be enVied.
Jennie Amsbaugh, daughter of U.
IL. Amsbaugh of Grant township, took
the noon train Monday for visit among
friends and relatives in and around
Lexington, Ohio. May her trip be
safe one and her visit all that she hopes
for is the wish of the REFLECTOR.
DIR. J. NJ. Hodge, who has been con-
fined to his home on North Buckeye for
two weeks, made his first trip down
town Monday. The doctor looks pale
and weak yet, but is much improved
and expects to make trip to Salina to
look after the land Office the last of the
week.
T. w. Pelham, of the Hardesty-Pel-
ham Loan and Investment Co., accom-
panied by his wife, has returned from
Leoti where Mr.. 2. has large financial
interests. He reports western Kansas
favorably situated as regards. .crops
and looks for a decided Frightening Of
the skies in that section when the years
produce is marketed.
II. E. Copper returned last night
from a years work at the State Uni
versity at Lawrence. Mr.. Copper has
during the term been business manager
of one of the college papers and has
shown himself the possessor of true
newspaper instinct. After graduation
he will probably be found in the ranks
of the expounders of the art preserva-
tive.
Henry Kinderdick, one of the most
prosperous farmers of Dickinson
county, was in from his home in Union
township today and renewed his ALE
glance to the REFLECTOR. Mr.. K. is
a good example of the intelligent
farmer in Kansas. His residence here
has been productive of a modest for
tune because he farmed carefully and
intelligently. He now has a home and
a heritage to be proud of.
A. A. Fackler, a farmer who has
made money in Kansas, was in from
Flora township and made the REFLEC-
TOR a financial call. Mr.. Fackler has
made success in everything he has
undertaken and thinks that Dickinson
county is just little the best section
of the terrestrial sphere that the sun
shines upon. He will have crops this
year which will be satisfactory in
quantity and quality.
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