Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-07-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
a crop.

Ex-Commissioner Simon Stein was
down from Solomon.
Mrs. Richard Waring is visiting with
friends in south Dickinson.
Turpin Culnam and wife, of Rine-
hart, were shopping in the city,
w. C. Huston, wife and family, of
Liberty township, were in the city
shopping.
Miss Sadie Fritz, of Ridge township,
is visiting the Misses Waring, West
Fifth street.
Charles HOllinger, a prosperous
young farmer of Rinehart, was a county
seat visitor today.
A. Leonard and son, G.. A, were
prominent Logan township farmers
who were in town.
H. c. Harvey was one of the many
successful farmers of north Dickinson
seen on our streets.
Glen Bell, one of Wheatland town
ships substantial farmers, was doing
business in the city today.
Marion Sterling was in from Banner.
South Dickinson is reported as o. K.
on crops for the present season.
Adam Boyer, one of Grants pros
porous farmers, was among the many
cash callers on the REFLECTOR.
Mrs. Chas. Baldwin boarded the Rock
Island this morning for Fort Reno, 1.
T., to visit her husband who is located
at that point.
Chas. Ryan, one of Ridge townships
successful farmers, was in town on his
way to Mitchell county to visit a
brother-in-law.
John Goodwin, of Hayes township,
made the REFLECTOR substantial call
and complimented it on its evident
prosperity. Come again, John.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Moore left to-
night for Colorado to spend week en-
joying the cool breezes that drop down
from the snow banks in the canons.
Rev. U. G. Prowell was up from De-
troit. Mr.. p. is meeting with excel
lent success in his pastoral work and
is booked for better station some day.
&C. Langdon, of the Junction City
Republican, called on the REFLECTION
this afternoon and complimented the
great moral and religious daily on its
work,
TT. Wilson, the iovial farmer of
Sherman township, was a cash caller
on the REFLECTOR. He believes it
the best paper in published in central
Kansas,
S. Maughermer, of Logan township,
was doing business in the city. He
says Logan township is not suffering
very badly yet and will pull through
all right.
G. G.. Bear, the successful young
farmer and minister of Garfield, was
among the Refractory callers
Charlie has hosts of friends through
out the country and his faithful, con-
scientious work is increasing then
daily.
Jrmes Spillman, the well-knowI
breeder of shOrthorns, left for Bergen
ny. He will return in the fall to TAKE
up his residence here as he believes
Kansas is the place for cattle develop
ment. Mr.. S. has purchased the Ed
Thisler farm which he will make int
aranche for raising blooded cattle.
J. S. Lyons, one of Abilene's brigh
young men, went to Emporia yester
day to be examined as to his capabili
ties in the telegrapher's art. So vel
did he succeed that be will be ap
pointed agent and operator at Solomon
temporarily. J. S. is to be congratu
lated. We expect to see him ia
Gould yet.
Cloyd Troxel, of Buckeye township
was a cash-in-advance caller to
day. Mr.. Trexel has been reported a
about to'start an alliance paper. h
repudiates any such intention and say
he does not believe in the alliance e
ing into snch schemes. He thinks th
more third party politics and mercaI
tile ventures are let alone the bette
the organization will be off.
Take the children to the R. r. phot
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