Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-10-30
IN CHICAGO.
lew Of Dickinsonians in the Big
Western City.

The following items concerning
Dickinsonians 10 Chicago are fur
nished the REFLECTOR by one familiar
with the items given:
Miss Jennie S~leichter, formerly Of
Abilene but now Of Topeka, Is visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Mike Bert,
iu Chicago. Miss Sleichter holds
one Of the finest positions as private
stenogrspher in Topeka and usually
spends her autumn vacation in Chi
cago or other points east.
John X. Forney and daughter Mary
have spent a number Of days in Chi
csgo visiting among old friends from
Dickinson county. Mr.. Forney also
made a two days business trip to
Milwaukee in the interest Of the Belle
Springs Creamery Co.
Miss Anna Shank OF Lobata, Pa.'
is visiting friends in Chicago as she
passes through from having spent
a pleasant summer in Kansas to her
home in the east, She has only the
pleasantest impressions OF the sunny
west as seer in Kansas and the
memories Of this delightful trip will
be q source Of pleasant reflection un'
til she comes west again which her
friends are one in hoping will be at
no distant time.
j. Irwin Zook, youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Zook Of Dickinson
county, is teaching the village school
at Malvern, ILL.,, this winter. Mr..
Zook left Dickinson several years ago
and entered a college at Fulton, III.
From there be entered the schools OF
Whiteside county, ILL.,, and this win
ter has charge Of the finest equipped
school building found outside Of the
county seat. Mr.. zook has had
phenomenal success for which his
many Dickinson county friends are
sincerely glad.
Moses Zeigler, formerly Of this
county but now living in Zion City,
ILL.,, has been one OF the night patrol.
men for several months but has
recently accepted a better position
with one Of the transfer companies Of
that place.
David Ausherman, who is a we'll
known Dickinsonian and whose par
ents reside neal Manchester, is located
at present with bis brother, Isaac
Ausherman, on 2Sth and Gabriel st.,
Zion City, III. He is working at the
mason's trade and finds an abundance
Of work in this new town which II
springing up by the lake shore under
the direction Of the Rev. John Dowie
Mr.. Ausherman spends his Sunday
afternoons in Chicago where he may
be found among the large force o
ushers doing duty in the Auditorium
Theatre where Mr.. Dowie holds di
vine services every Sunday Afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
G. Clifford Cress, pastor Of tn
Brethren in Christ Mission, Chicago
spent two weeks In western lllinoi
visiting relatives and friends. Ii
/, spite Of rain and mud, for which th
i past season will be famous In the bis
tory OF the present generation, b
reports having had a most pleasan
|. and enjoyable time.
III D. W. Zosk and family, and J.. H
/ Martin and wife are touring PennsyI
t vsnia at present accompanied b
8 Evangelist and Mrs. Noah zool
! They will sail for their home
Bengal, India, in about six weeks
from New York. Their route will b
y New York to Naples direct, theme
to Bombay, then overland by rail t
Bengal. A number Of relatives an
friends will accompany them to tn
d port Of sailing and bid them Godspee
y on their mission OF mercy as the
$. work is chiefly among the rescue
- famine children.
W. D. Rockefeller, formerly a me
. chant in Abilene, and later q mi
is sionary to Africa, has been for son
st time following Dowieism and b
A. been at Zion CITY, Dowie's headqua