Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Tehri.
E. 3. Chronister Of Buckeye was ii
the city.
W. P. Lightner left for Minnesot,
on business.
Miss Rea Wilson returned to schoo
at Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Springer were
In from Dillon.
G. 9. Reiber Is up from junction
City attending court.
Judge Moore went to the G. A. r.
encampment at Emporia.
Harold Morrison leaves tomorrow
for Illinois for an extended stay.
Rev. =. M. McHale. the popular
Hsrington pastor. was in the city.
Hon. H. Wentworth, a capitalist Of
Harrington was In the city between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lott returned
from visit with relatives at Min
neapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell left
for q visit with their son near Calves
ton, Texas.
W. H. Eicholtz went to Ell Reno
this morning to visit his son Martin,
and family.
Miss Lillian Ketchersid OF Hope
came in this morning to visit Miss
Edith Morley.
Miss Erma Fry went to Salina to
take the state examination for teach
ers' certificates. ]
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. Kieier left for
Pennsylvania and will visit there dur
ing the summer.
R. s. Keller is back from California
visiting his brother, S. Keiier. He
will 60 to St. Louis next month.
Mrs. D. s. Clarke went to Oakdale,
Neb., on an extended visit with her
Mrs. Frank Blesh.
J. B. Underhill was in from north
Dickinson and reports favorable crop
in his neighborhood.
E. J. Browning was in from Sher-
man. He says crops are growing go
last that politics can't get chance.
Rev. Cain and Jacob Thomas Of De-
troit went to Emporia to attend the
state encampment Of the G. A. R.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Suffer returned
this afternoon from Lawrence where
hey have been visiting for few days.
Mrs. F. L. Ball left last evening for
ler home at Oak Rancho, near Colby,
sfter q pleasant visit with Abilene
riends.
Mrs. A. s. Brenizer left Sunday for
It. Louis to join her husband who is
Employed in the Jerusalem exhibit at
he fair. !
Mrs. H. Harger and Mrs. W. S. I
anderson left for the Worlds Fair. !.
hey will join the Kansas Editorial n
d
Harvey Engle and VIM. Mustard, :,
Tho received appointments as teachers G.
the Philippines as described in the t,
EFLEcToR last week, left for Manila. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. H. x. Humphrey are "
pine from their wedding trip to r,
ew Orleans and other southern g,
ties. They are preparing to move al
their new home ON Vine street. al
Geo. Dillon was In from Hope and a
ade these headquarters q pleasant is
II. MIR. Dillon lie one OF the best tn
rmers and cattlemen OF south Dick .,
son and has made deserved sue ~
S.. He has large area in timothy. tn
lalfa and blue grass and 10 preparing tn
put more land in these valuable va
y crops. ~ ~
Robert Teller OF Ramona and Jack In
'Sween and wife Of Harrington will thu
'rt Saturday for their old homes 60
ar Edinburg, Scotland. They will .,
main in the homeland visiting the the
nnts OF their childhood until Sep tou
nber when they will return by way in
81. Louis there to be joined by Mr.. I Ien
lfer's family and all will take 10 to,
Exposition. ! of I
drs. Jennie Weeks Of Guthrie Gen..
Ia, came in on the delayed Rock Ko
md yesterday afternoon and is ~.
nding a few days with the families
w Moraa Mira Emma novis