Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

fromka visit 70 lows
Geo. r. Herr, one Of Hopes leading
| farmers, was 10 town.
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Lower are home
| from q visit to Edna.
sidney shearer returned from :
visit with his brother in Atchison; \
Arthur Hurd returned from Colo
RADIO where he went on legal business
Mrs. j. N. Engle and two boys
came in from White City to visit rela-
tiyes here. /.
supt. Mccormick. L. J. schad' .
F. Murphey and Theo. Nusz are back
from Southern Texas.
A, W. Loyeless, wife and son Ihad
Of Seattle, WASH, are visiting Mr..
land Mrs. T. M. Jones.
Mrs. G. r. Kaufman returned from
Donegal where she was called BY the
| ILLNESS and death Of Mrs. Sheets.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.. Crawford re.
turned from Kansas City. They will
reside in the Davis house on West
Third. ~
Miss Florence Cuthbert left for Chi
cogo to buy fall millinery. She was
accompanied by Miss Minnie Nor
iarity.
Mrs. A. J. Bingham left for a two
months visit at her old home.
Canandaigua, N. r, and an outing on
the lakes.
Mrs. ). M. Breniser left for a visit
with relatives at Lancaster, Pa, and
will visit jamestown before return
ing home.
Mrs. Lille Rohrer Cave and daugh-
ter left for Mobile where they will re-
side. Mr.. Cave is In the railway
Offices there.
G. +. Estes left for, Colorado
Springs to meet his daughter Msude
who has been in Los Angeles for
several months.
A. W. Logan left for Usage City
and will attend the Native Sons Of
Kansas convention at Ottawa. Mrs.
Logan is visiting at QuenemO.
A. l.. Young, one Of the City's popu-
lar mail carriers will take his vaca-
ton commencing tomorrow. Mr..
and Mrs. Young will visit friends in
Oklahoma.
Rev. DIR. Blayuey returned from
Lincoln Park chautauqua where he
took the place Of DR.. Frank Gunsaulus'
the famous Chicago preacher at the
Sunday service. =.
= Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kirk returned from
their three months trip to northwest
Kansas. They say corn from Belle
vile west has been seriously injured
by dry weather and heat.
Mrs. S. q. Langdon Of Muucie, Ind,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. N. Cole.
She Is on her way home from visit
to the coast, and has stood the trip
we'll considering her 76 years.
r. L. Calene was up from Enter
prise making arrangements for the
new books for his school district.
MIR. Calene says people generally are
much incensed by the commissions
order making the change necessary.
Prof. Austin C. Andrews, who has
been paincipal Of the Hiawatha high
school for the past two years and who
goes to Leaven worth high school next
year, arrived this afternoon to spend
. few days with his parents south Of
town.
J. B. Case Is home from Muskogee
where he attended q meeting Of the
transmissiSsippi congress executive
committee Of which he is chairman.
He will go East in few days to in
vite the president to come to the
congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelagius Williams,
who have been visiting Mr.. Williams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Will
Hams, will leave tomorrow for Abb
lenr where Mr.. Williams has a posi-
tiot as principal Of the high school
[EmPOria Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Binder Of Chi
cago announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Edna Mae, TO Mr..
Arthur Nelson Of Chicago. The
wedding will take place in November.
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