Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Harry Little was up from Hope.

ABOUT PEOPLE.
Harry Little was up from Hope.
Nv. Gillett Of Woodbine was il
town.
7. K. White and son came in from
Wakefield.
~. Baer left for an eastern visi
to Pennsylvania.
Rev. J. S. Ford, Of White City, wa'
calling on Abilene friends.
Glen Bell and ]. B. Baxter were in
from southwest Dickinson.
W. H. Phipps was in from Hayes
He will teach at White City.
Jacob May was up from Hope on
on business. He returned this even
ing.
s. H. Bert, one Of Moonlight's solid
farmers, was a pleasant REFLECTOR
caller.
J. c. Townley, head miller for Hoff-
man & Son, Of Enterprise, was in
the city.
Rev. B. +. Dice, the successful pas
tor Of the Talmage NJ. E. church, was
pleasant REFLECTOR caller.
J. L. Morley left for visit to his
old home in the Shenandoah valley and
will visit his father at York Springs,
Pa.
Mrs. A. Leonard, Of Logan, return
ed this morning from a visit to
Wichita and with her son, G. A. Leon
ard, spent the morning in the city.
Jacob Thomas and Geo. Probasco
Of north Dickinson returned from a
trip to Nebraska, where they have
been visiting and looking over the
land.
Austin Humbargar left for Vernon,
Neb., where he will teach school this
winter. He is one Of Dickinson's
bright young msn and will make
success.
Edwin Oswald, who is visiting his
father, left for Omaha where he will
superintend the shipping Of a train
load Of sheep from bis Idaho rancho.
They will be exported to England.
]. W. Brown, one Of Sherman town.
ships wideawake farmers, was a
pleasant REFLECTOR caller. Mr..
Brown marketed fine lot OF fine
cattle few days ago and has no fears
Of hard times.
Maj. H. B. Merrill was up from
Hope. He has recently purchased a
new stucco mill at the mouth Of Gyp-
sum creek, southwest Of Solomon, and
says there is splendid promise Of a
rich bed Of cement.
Mrs. F. B. Glimpse left for Trini-
dad, Colo, where she joins a party Of
80 friends mostly from her old home
in Sedalia, Mo-, with whom she will
spend a month wheeling over south.
ern Colorado and down into Texas.
Miss Elsie Reasoner, after several
days pleasant visiting here, went on
to Denver, where she will stay with
relatives for q month. Her sister,
who formerly taught in the high
school here, is now attending the
University Of Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Barnitz, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, western secretary Of home mis-
sions Of the Lutheran church, came in
from the west at noon and is visiting
Rev. DR.. Haithcox and family. He
will deliver an address at the Luth-
eFap church Friday night.
Rev. A. S. Deohant and DR.. Berg
stresser returned from their wheeling
trip to Excelsior Springs. They
started home yesterday morning and
by 2 p. m. had made only Is miles
owing to bad roads They took the
train the rest Of the way.
Martin Kingery was in from New
bern township. He is arranging to
move to Indian Territory this fall
and will have sale Aug. 20. We
regret to see good citizens like Mr..
Kingery leave the county but he has
such improved prospects that he can
not afford to give them up.
Rev. 5. E. Belts, formerly Of Hope
now Of Clifton, one Of the brightest
members Of the Kansas N. E. confer
ence, was in the city. He is taking a
three weeks vacation and is spend
ing it in his buggy driving over
centro' Kansas. He will visit friends
at Dillon this week.