Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-03-20
ABuUT PEOPLE.

| Mrs. G. N. Harger IS visiting lei
parents in Hope.
John W. Gibson came in from Hol-
land on business.
II. C. Shelton is home from his east
ern goods-buying trip.
G. II. Smith and W. II. EOllinger
were up from WoOdbine.
Jay C. Heath and family, of Carlton,
have gone to Iowa to reside.
Mrs. W. L. Cooley went to GlascO
yesterday evening on visit.
D. J. Merrifeld and wife have gone
to GRANVILLE, ILL.,, where they will re-
side.
P.L. Thurman, one of Herington's
bright young attorneys, was in the city
today.
Rev. L. n. Sawtelle, Dilion'S we'll
liked pastor, was visitor to the coun-
ty seat.
Geo. Middleton, one Of Union town
ships successful farmers, was pleas
ant caller.
John Weckel, prominent farmer OF
Lincoln township, was a pleasant RE
FLECTOR caller.
Miss Emily Payne is visiting with
the family of J. j. Cooper, Abilene
Manchester Sun.
Glen Bell, the prominent farmer of
Wheatland, was in town and made the
REFLECTOR q call.
Reo. Musser and little son came IN
last evening from Washington state,
and will spend a month here.
TIE. Dewey and wife left at noon
for Kansas City where they will enjoy
some operate treats this evening.
Chas. I. Estes, the Wells, Fargo &
Co. express agent, leaves this evening
for Pueblo, Colo, to spend week.
NJ. V. Brilliant is home from Kan
sas City. He presented his wife with
a very handsome phaeton yesterday.
Miss Nettie Whitney has closed her
school south of the city and is at home.
Miss Nettie has a very successful term.
VIM. Ramsey, Solomon; J. n. Bur-
ton, Hope, and II. Springer, Dillon,
we've prominent out-Of-tOwn gentlemen
who visited Abilene Saturday.
W. G. Cowles leaves this evening for
California where be will spend few
weeks. Mrs. G. has spent the winter
there enjoying the warmer climate.
Prof. S. NJ. Cook, the successful
principal of the Chapman high school,
was in town. Mr.. Cook reports an at
tendance at the high school at present
of 9S.
J. L. Clark is the new clerk in the u.
P. Office, succeeding Mr.. Alexander.
He halls from Topeka and will be found
most genial addition to Abilene'S
list of business men.
Miss Wilder and Miss McNaull went
to Kansas City 10 visit the schools there.
They are two of Abilene's best teach
ers and believe in going toconsiderable
trouble, if necessary, in order to keep
I'D with modern educational IDEAS.
Hon. J. w. Baker, chairman of our
board of county commissioners, was IN
town Friday. Mr.. Baker is one Oh our
most enterprising as well as successful
men: he is now feeding some four cars
of cattle for the early market, and also
running one of the leading dairy farms
of north DickinsOn.-[He rington Vim
dicatOr.
Mr.. Paul Tischhouser who has been
the successful miller at Schlegle's mills
in south Dickinson was in the city
Saturday. He leaves with his family
today for Valley Falls, this state,
where ne will enter business life as
merchant. The REFLECTOR will fol-
low him to keep him posted on Dickin-
son county affairs.
w. B. Smith and family lefC at noon
today for Rochester, n, Y, where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Smith has been resident of Abilene
for many years, and his friends here
will regret his departure. Mr.. S. and
family will visit friends in Kansas City
and Chicago on their way. The RE
FLECToR wishes BILLY" unbOanded