Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.

+. |. Carter was down from Solo
mon.
James Glenn Of Manchester was in
town.
J.R. Wilson and Jacob Wyckoff Of
Carlton were in town.
H. Z. Little is up from Hope visit
Ing his cousin Edward
ST.. Duff, Hopes successful imple-
ment dealer, was in the city.
Us. Meek and wife Of Hope are
visiting his sister, Mrs. Nottorf'
Gottlieb Heller, the Dillon miller
and the original stucco promoter,
was an Abilene visitor.
j. R. VanVoorst OF Sherman, who
has recently returned from q visit to
Illinois, was in the city.
John Roof and wife, old residents
OF Buckeye township, left for Chilli
cothe, NO., to reside near their chill
dren.
Miss Agnes Ketchersid, one OF
Hopes talented musicians, came up
to hear last evenings recital and is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Not
tort.
J. H. Englc is up from Lawrence
attending the River Brethren council.
He is doing good work at the State
University and will graduate next
year,
Rev. c. S. Steinmetz returned from
Evangelical conference at Eudora'
He is stationed here another year as
is Presiding Elder Erffmeyer. Rev.
Plate, formerly here, is made presid-
Ing elder and Rev. Frank Schu-
macher, brother Of former pastor
here, will be helper to Rev. Stein
metz
Mrs. I. b. Wilson, who has been
visiting here, leaves tonight for her
home in LaJunta, Colo. Mrs. Wilson
is an ideal helpmeet for a newspaper
man. When Tom Wilson goes up to
Denver and sends telegram that he
can't get back until week after next,
she goes ahead and gets out the Daily
Watermelon, setting the type and as.
q ling in printing. She also remem-
hers to collect all bills due and put
the money deep down in her pockets
book.
D. W, NALL spent Sunday at home
returning last night to Kansas City
where he Is making purchases of seed
corn for western Kansas under the
direction Of the State board Of railroad
commissioners. incidentally Dave
Is looking after the State grain in
spectorship which seems to be coming
bis way. The X. G. Gazette says OF
him. "Naill Is u grain man and all
around business hustler In Dickinson
county Of several years experience,
and the only dissipation he is guilty
Of Is taking hand in politics for fun
and to help the boys. He has been
and is a strong man in central Kan
sas, He is an aspirant today for State
grain inspector, and he is one Of two
or three who seem to be in sight Of It.
He is having a trial finding the seed
to suit. David sows only good seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Cowles left at
noon for Hartford, Conn, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Cowles
takes position with the home Office
Of the Travellers Insurance Co. in the
department Of insuring factories and
shops against damages from injuries
to employees, ETC., q responsible and
prominent place 1t was with sincere
regret that their many friends said
good bye. During their residence
here Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles have been
prominent in the social and business
life Of the city. Mr.. Cowles has ever
been foremost in every good work to
promote Abilene's interests and the
city owes to his generosity and purse
many Of its most noteworthy forward
steps. His estimable wife has been q
leader in musical circles and 1t is not
saying too much to remark that all
who know her are her friends and ad-
mirers. The departure Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowles is a real loss to Abilene
and while wishing them prosperity,
it is with regret that the end of their
residence here is contemplated.
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