Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
3. s. EngIe went to Topeka.


town.
Newton Cole spent Sunday at Her
lington.
@. M. spaulding was down from
Solomon.
Miss Edna Messenger spent Sunday
at Herington.
Arthur Farrell, Of Chapman, IVES an
Abilene visitor.
Prof. j. P. Koeller Of Enterprise
was In the city.
Mrs. r. Miller left for New York
City for visit with her daughter.
Rev. o. J. Mccullough returned
to Hope after visiting with his par
ents.
Andrew Wenger returned to his
home in California after visiting with
friends.
Miss Ida Patton, who has been the
guest of Miss Alma Jolley returned
to Enterprise.
Mrs. ]. R. Tilton was called to
Kansas City by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Maud Winters.
Mrs. J. v. DeWolfe and daughter,
Bessie, left for Pasadena, California,
where they will reside.
Mrs. M. G. Hemenway and daughter
Ruth, returned to Hope after visit
| ing Mrs. James Fiddock.
Mrs. ]. R. Tilton returned from
Kansas City called by the serious ILL
ness Of her sister Mrs. Wilbur.
Mrs. John ollhoff and Miss Marie
Kandt, of Harrington, stopped over be-
tween trains on their way to Junction
City.
Miss Owna Bert stopped off on her
way home to Los Angeles, Calf, from
Chicago to visit her uncle, David
Shirk.
Miss Laura Tiff and Miss Matte
Kaufman left for Yellowstone Park
and other western points to spend the
summer.
DR.. H. r. Bryan, who graduated
from the Medical school at Lawrence,
Kansas, left for McCracken where he
will practice.
Mrs. Maria Engle and daughter,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. s. Wagaman, left for their
home at Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. AIDA Wolgemuth of Mount
Joy, Pa, left for her home after a
six weeks stay with her sister, Mrs.
]. N. Engle of Donegal.
Mrs. Maria Engle and her daughter
Miss Emma, returned to their home at
Harrisburg, Pa, after a pleasant
months visit with friends here.
L. X. Bannon and family left for
Madison, Kan, where they will make
their future home. Abilene is sorry
to have them go and wishes them
prosperity.
David Climenhaga and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Climenhaga Of Stevens
vile, Ont, who came west to attend
the River Brethren conference and
to visit friends returned today.
Mrs. Hockersmith of Hagerstown,
Md, Miss Mary Engle of Hammels-
town, Pa, and Miss Ida Bomberger
of Lebanan, Pa. River Brethren con-
ference visitors returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Wyandt with
their children, Elizabeth and Dudley,
left for two months western tour,
taking in the Grand Canon, Los An
geles, San Francisco, Seattle and Dem
yer.
M. G. Hemenway, editor Of th'
Hope Dispatch, was in the Cit. Mr..
Hemenway has been spending a few
weeks at home between pleasure
trips but is getting ready to- go to
Seattle, Alaska and few other neigh
boring points.
Mayor W. L. Olson, editor OF the
Tribune, was down from Solomon.
He says that city is buster than ever
and everybody is happy and prosper
our. He is the only editor in Kan
sas who was ever popular enough to
be elected mayor without opposition.
Silas Baker, one of Hayes town
ships leading farmers, was in town.
Keep after good roads," said he.
"The Detroit road is not what 1t used
to be and farmers from Hayes town
hip who will soon want to haul wheat
to Abilene are entitled to a better
highway"
Miss Estella Kerns, OF Oakley, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. L. Van
ostrand. Miss Kerns has with her
a block quilt made by her mother.
Mrs. Louisa Kerns, which took first
prize, $4,000, at the Worlds Fair IN
Chicago. 1t is a beautiful piece Of