Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-26


Lawrence after visiting in the city
G. H. Brooks returned from the
Pacific coast reporting a good time.
Roy Fry went to Manhattan.
VIII Kochenower OF Hope was In
the city.
Miss Lillian Boyle of Solomon City
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. John
vandenberg.
Miss Louisa Floyd, who has been
visiting Miss Beatrice Nixon, went TO
Kansas City.
w. B. Wood, one Of the leading
farmers of Cheever township, was an
Abilene visitor. @
Miss Marion McInerney and Mrs.
Julia Short have gone to Colorado
for an outing.
Mrs. q. A. Kubach and sister re-
turned from Colorado reporting an
enjoyable time.
MAX and Margie Olson returned
to Kansas City after visiting with
Mrs. H. A. Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Morse and
daughter Mildred returned from COL
orado, reporting a good time
Mrs, Theo. Wilvert and little son
are home from Beloit, Wis. Mr..
Wilvert is in Michigan.
Levi Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
tel Taylor went to Canton, Ohio for
a visit among old scenes.
R. ]. Gump of Carton was In the
city. He says corn is not badly hurt
Mrs. Gump left for visit IN Indiana
Miss Florence Cuthbert went to
Chicago and Kansas CITY to buy
goods for her up to date millinery
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bertschinger'
Ralph Hemenway and A. J. Dayhott
Of Hope were here to see the Dali
game Tuesday. go
Mrs. c. Johntz and daughter, MISS
Pearl. have returned from a visit IN
Quincy and other cities In lninois
and in Kansas City.
Mrs d. A. Giants and children OF
Bucyrus, Kan, and Mrs. Frank Bonny
and daughter are visiting MI anu
Mrs. Charles Kubach.
M. L. Brandt was in from Moon
light He will have sale and move
IN finland, CAL, next month. Two OF
his daughters live there.
Mrs. M. H. Gardner left this morn
ing for a two months visit In Penn
svlyania. Her sister, Mrs. ]. e. Brown
of Topeka will accompany her.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smith and
children left this afternoon for San
Diego, CAL, where they will reside
A host of Abilene friends wish them
much prosperity. -.
w. H. Hansen returned from ILL
uois briging with him fine Perch-
eron horse, one Of the best ever seen
here. The animal weighs 1850 at
three years old.
Miss Ella Eagle left for st. Louis
to buy a fine stock Of fall millinery
for her store on Broadway. Miss
Elsie PREM is in charge Of the store
s..l..- har ohanOfa
H. D. Landes and H. w. Jacobs
returned from the Pacific coast re-
porting an enjoyable vacation. 1t is
understood that they will now COM
plete negotiations for those diamond
rings.
]. H. Petit of Los Angeles, CAL,
is visiting friends in the city. Mr..
Petit lived here in early days, leav-
ing in 1875 and has not been here
since. He is astonlshed at the city's
change for the better since those
days.
J. B. Ehrsam was up from Enter
prise today on business and made
the Reflector a welcome call. He
reports lots of work in his big ma
chine shops and is installing another
gasoline engine making the third
one, to use in emergencies.
JIM. Brewer is home from Pennsyl-
yania where he went to attend the
funeral of his Oldest sister. Mr.. B.
says that they are experiencing the
driest weather known in Pennsyl-
vania and that crops are gone and
lots Of streams dried up. He is glad
10 get home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dahlstrom,
Of Dickinson county, arrived in Beloit
last night to visit at the W. A. Dim
field home. Mr.. Dahlstrom returned
home this morning, but Mrs. Dahl
strom win remain several dAyA Her
two little children have been here for
some time visiting the DirnfieldG-