Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Chicago and ". Joe.
Daniel Jones. trustee Of Sherman
township. was in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Shirk returned
from their visit to Pennsylvania.
w. H. Carpenter is here from
Oklahoma calling on old friends.
Mrs. John Meuli Of Carlton was a
pleasant caller on the REFLECTOR
Miss LILLIAN Youngerman OF Dayton
o., Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H.
Goodwin
Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon left Tor
Denver after attending to business
matters here.
Mrs. H. Harger lett for Denver to
spend a few months with her sons IN
that city.
w. F. Fisher was in from Sherman.
Squire thinks there, VIII o0 Nv =
politics next year.
George Laney was in from La.
mage. George says that section Of
the county is thriving.
Miss Agnes Smith of Woodbine who
has been the guest Of Mrs. q. H.
Smith went to junction City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Valentine came
up from Abilene for visit. Mr.
Valentine returned Monday. i Beloit
Gazette.
H. J. Hodge spent Sunday in Kan
sas City where his brother Charles IS
in the hospital, improving steadily IN
health.
s. A. Cooper returned from trip
to Indian Territory. He says central
Kansas looks best Of all the country
he saw.
F. B. Glimpse returned from de-
lightful eastern trip to jamestown !.
Mrs. Glimpse is visiting her brother
in Chicago.
G. W. Hurd is home from Ohio and
Pennsylvania. He saw Grant Gillett
who is hobnobbing with Ohio naoons
in great style.
Mrs JAS. Kirkwood, Mrs. Emma
Cormack and Miss Edith Cormack re-
turned from an extended visit 10
Spokane, WASH
Prof. D. F. Shirk returned to New
ton today, Mrs. Shirk and children 60
tomorrow. The family will spend
August in Colorado.
Secretary J. H. Engle is home from
Mississippi where he delivered aa-
dresses before the State Sunday
school convention.
d. E. Green, a leading attorney Of
Cleveland, Ohio, was the guest Of MS
aunt. Mrs. J. s. Schiveley, on his way
home from California.
Harry Lifts left this morning Tor
New York to buy fall goods and Sc
,ect all the new novelties that can be
found. He will bring back every
thing that is up to date.
w. j. Rowe was in from Ridge
township. He says they had good
rain last night but Dillon had only q
light shower. More rain would be
very welcome in South Dickinson.
Rev. S. E. Belts OF the M. g. church
left for a months outing in Yellow
stone Park. . well deserved vacation.
Arrangements have been made fr
filling his pulpit regularly during his
absence.
H.R. Tweed was in from Carlton
and is advertising in the WEEKLY
REFLECTOR some fine Poland China
hogs for sale. He is making a big
success in his business and knows
hew to bred the best Of animals.
Mrs. Jennie George returned to her
home in, Abilene Friday after spend
ing a few days with her sisters, Mrs.
r. B. Tobias and Mrs. G. j. Davis.
Her daughter, Hazel, who had been
visiting here for some time accom-
panied her home-[Manhattan Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Briggs Of Elk
hart, Ind, and Mrs. t. G. Lynch of
Holton were in the city over night.
They are en- route to California in 8
big National touring car. Mr.. Briggs
made the trip to California and back
in the same car last year and says 1t
is . delightful outing.
Neither Team Scored.