Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-08-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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after a week in the city.
Miss Sallie Bowling, of this city, is
visiting her brother in Solomon.
Mrs. VIM. Ramsey was taken to her
home south of Solomon Saturday even
ing.
E. G. Little, the Abilene attorney,
was in the city yesterday.-[Topeka
Capital.
DR.. J. n. Ketchersid was up from
Hope and was gladly greeted by his
many friends.
R.. n. Curtis goes to Moberly, Mo-,
tomorrow to see Patsey Curtis trot on
Thursday next.
Z. C. Peters, one of Oak Hills rust
ling business men, was in town and
called on the REFLECTOR.
Frank A. Kile, of Carlton, is in town
on business. and is stopping with his
father-in-law, r. F. Russell.
Geo, ChannOn, one of South Dick
inson's leading farmers, attended the
Swine Breeders convention.
B. f. Lovd, one of Banner City's
leading citizens, was in town and made
q cash call on the REFLECTOR.
Mrs. w. p. Gulick, Mrs. E. E. Haz-
lett and Mrs. StOddard left over the
Union Pacific and Burlington for Bos-
ton.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Patterson, of Carlton,
was shopping in the city and joined
the REFLECTOR's long list of sub
scribers.
A. K. Perry and wife, Inland South
worth, John McFadden and Lee
Maxey left for the New England states
Oh the Rock Island.
II. Z. Copper came up yesterday from
Lawrence where he had been getting
out the midsummer number of the
University Courier.
Charlie Eye, a former south Dickin-
son boy now quite wealthy citizen of
Denver, stopped off on his way home
from Illinois for a visit with old
friends.
DR.. j. w. Felty leaves tonight for a
months trip during which he will visit
Denver, Washington, d. c., and his
old home in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Feity
will return with him.
w. NJ. Sherwood, Newbern; II. NJ.
Light, Detroit; II Harvey and ii.
Flora, Manchester; j. w. Gibson, HOl-
land and Z. Sheeran, Chapman, were
out of town visitors to the county seat
Miss Grace Cooke formerly of Her
ingtOn now of Oklahoma, spent the
day in the city having just arrived
from the territory. Miss C. has been
one of Dickinson's most successful
teachers and will probably teach again
in Dickinson county this year.
DIR. VanScoyoc and family leave this
evening for Colorado Springs where
they will make their future home. The
REFLECTOR regrets seeing them leave
but wishes them much prosperity. DR..
VanScoyOc will be found faithful and
skillful physician, one who will make
many friends.
Harry A. Hayes and wife, formerly
of Abilene. now of Aberdeen, WASH,
accompanied by Miss Arrand and
Miss Grace Hayes, of Freeport, H.,
are spending a week at the coast. On
their return to Illinois the ladies will
be the guests of Mrs. J. w. Baker two
weeks or more.
Chas. NJ. Hovey, of Thomas county,
q prominent candidate for auditor of
state was in the city this afternoon.
Mr.. Hovey has the strongest backing
of any candidate in the northwest pOr-
ton of the state and it now looks as if
he would be the coming auditor.
Northwest Kansas has long enough
been ignored and means this year to
make a move toward securing recogni-
ton. In Mr.. Hovey it has a worthy
candidate.
Grant d. Kiefer, of Abilene, Kas.,
agreeably surprised his friends here by
dropping in upon them on Wednesday.
Mr.. Kiefer is a son of Hon. C.. 7. Kie-
fer. Three years ago he made visit
to Kansas, and became so favorably
impressed with Abilene and her good
people that he located there perma-
nently. He is deputy TO County Clerk
NJ. IL. Bert, also a Franklin county
gentleman, and the Opinion is satisfied
that higher honors awaits its esteemed
friend. i Public Opinion, Chambers
burg, Pa.
Hon. E. Brunson Dead.
Special to THE REFLECTOR.
SOLOMON, Aug 6.-Postmaster E,