Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-03-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Shelton is in Chicago.

Ex-Sheriff J. J. Miller returned to
Ottawa at noon.
Tom Jones came back from his lii
nois trip last night.
J. S. Hay and DIR. Guthrie were
prominent Hopeites in town.
M. Il. Bert and L. S. Hallam are
home from their Kansas City trip.
J. A. GiIlest and wife, Of WOodbine,
returned from visit to New Orleans
yesterday.
Clerk w. S. Anderson is home from
Horton. where he attended the II. E.
conference.
Glenn Bell, Hollands good looking
farmer. was doing business in the pro-
bate court.
L. 5. Hallam left last night for Kan
sas City to attend convention OF
lumbermen.
Miss L. w. Randolph, of Butler
County, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
S, II. Bagley.
L. A. Peck, the jolly Carltonite, did
business in the city and made the Re-
FI.ECToR call.
Mrs. Frank A. White is up from
Kansas City and is greeted heartily by
her many friends.
IS. Ford went to Banner City to
attend the Southwest Dickinson
County Teachers institute.
j. E. Snyder and Pat. Sheeran were
prominent Chapmanites who were RE-
FLECToR callers this morning.
Mrs. Henry Shaw, of Ridge town.
ship, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Waring, on West Fifth street.
Deputy Treasurer e. H. Dingee is
off duty on account of indisposition
brought on by too close confinement.
H. w. Wilson and wife returned at
noon from "a weeks very pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Denver,
Colo.
Mrs. A. b. Paul, of Hopedale, Ohio,
arrived last night over the Rock Island
for a few weeks visit with her son, Mr..
A. Ii. Paul.
Ex-Sheriff J. J. Miller now of Otta-
wa, is in town Oh legal buSiuerS and
has all day been enjoying meeting his
many friends in the city.
john and Mary McDermott, of
Johnstown. Pa, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ThUs. Kirby for a few
days leave for Salina and Dlnver to-
night.
n. J. Petit returned yesterday from
California where he has been for some
months. Mrs Z. will remain there for
her health and her husband will return
in The fall.
\. l.. Eisenhour has returned from
Chicago, where he has been attending
a veterinary college and will do some
lirst-claSs work as veterinary surgeon
this summer.
a. n. McLennan. the Ellsworth
banker and politician who thinks Con-
gresham Turner's shoes would about
tit his pedal extremitieS, was in the
city on business.
.. g. Whitney, who has taught
school near Navarro during the winter,
is home, his school having closed Fri
day. lie has had a successful term
and has given the best of satisfaction. |
j. F. Phillips, of Atchison, the man.
ager of the Spot Cash under the new
ownership, is III the city and has taken
charge of the store. He is a ruStling |
young business man and will make the
Spot Cash a success.
NJ. L. Potter and wife, of Hope,
were in the city this morning en- route
20 Junction City where they will make
their future home. The younger men,
bers of the family drove across
with the household goods.
Major Henderson, and son, the
were in the city last even
ing on their way to Peabody. Iu a
brief interview the Major said that he
found throughout the entire state
3 widespread dissatisfaction with Sem
ator Ingalls, and that he believes the
farmers will defeat him for reelection
next winter.
Hon. J. s. Hollinger was in from
Hiawatha attending meeting of the
Abilene National bank directors, of
which he is one. He says the wheat
has in no way been injured by the
freezing weather yet, and if it holds its
present condition for ten days more
will be out Of danger from the cold.
lie looks for the largest crop in years.
A Bologna KditOr.
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