Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-08-27

the afternoon with him. And sur
enough the first one to board tn
train at Mountain View was Ton
whom 4 had not seen for twenty-five
years or more. But on and up w
went to the summit and there tina
magnificent hotel and its proprietor
showed US the greatest hospitality
even up into the steel tower where w
were at a height Of l4,147 feet abov'
sea level looking through a telescope
down upon the balance Of the worlC
around us as far as the eyes coult
carry. On our way down the Peal
we stopped over with Tom and set VI
nearly stickful of type for his paper
the Pixies Peak News. Then we tool
stroll into his flower garden and
picked few wild red raspberries
After several hours chat Of the past,
present and future we took our leave
and came down to the land Of com
mon humanity
Mrs. Fred Smelser, formerly Miss
Mary Long Of Cheever township, and
family also Rev. D. W.. zook and
family are at Glenwood, Iowa, this
week and until Aug. 80, attending the
annual campmeeting Of the Tabor
Faith Home association. Mr.. and
Mrs, Smelser will sail again for Yoka-
homa, Japan, the last Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay G. Sage, after
spending few weeks with Mr.. Sage's
parents at Chapman, have returned
to their home in Evanston Wyo.,
where Mr.. Sage is working for the
Western Union Telephone company.
Misses Lois and Ruth Harger have
been since July 10 camping with a
party Of Kansas University TALKS on
the Fraser river in Western Colorado.
The party has three tents and cook
tent set among the pines on the side
of Mt. Tabernash overlooking Fraser
canon. The fishing is said to be the
best in Colorado as the place is off the
beaten track OF resorters. Snow is
not far off and though the tempera-
ture is warm in day ice has
formed on standing water at camp
nearly every night during the sum
mer. They will return the second
week in September.
Mrs. George Walck and four chill
iren are leaving Kansas City this
week to join Mr.. Walck in Wyoming.
The Walcks were residents Of Abilene
IN the early eighties.
Rev. David Zook and family, who
recently returned from India bring
ng the orphan twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Martin, have placed the chill
iren with Rev. and Mrs. Noah Zook
md Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. George at
Goodman, Mo. They are reported as
Ioing nicely.
Bruce Hurd is at Colorado Springs
md the Pixies Peak country. He has
'een spending ten days in the Fraser
liver country with Frank Pennington
nd other Abileneites.
Miss Mace King is spending the
ummer at Epworth Heights, near
.udington, Mich. She is with G. C.
haler's family and they occupy High
cottage. 1t is high enough
ON top Of great sand dune where
ines grow thick. From the porch
here is a 40-mile view Of Lake Michi-
an and at the foot Of the hill the
'ide beach. About 100 cottages, all
anne or stone, are at this delightful
,sort. II
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Parker are
the summer at Macatawa, /
.ichigan, one Of the favorite resorts /
the lake region. Mrs. Parker q
rites to her mother, Mrs. /. s. Hal
m, that they are having a delightful I
me fishing. bathing, etc. 2
J. j. Minner, son Of L. d. Minner d
North Olive street, now lives on q t
rm on Whitman Island. northeast 4