Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-11-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.

the CITY It.r' lt,H.
Patrick Seaman of Chapman was
in town. tI.r H:.l4
| T. D. Moseley of Dillon was in
the city. ssunl 1gil le't.IrN
! W. II. Hutchison was'in from
EWheatland. 4a t,'a'" ''
1 Low Lane of Jefferson township
was In town. }d '..H "'o'
Vic Wilson came in from sher.
man township hrH j,"f wv }
James and John Seaman came up
from Chapman "p' 'a' 'e''
Mr. and Mrs! l.. Il! Grigg came In
| from Upland. oag ~ twl''rd q"
Ed. Sprecher of Dillon was an
Abilene visitor. r. IiA h'"' ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Olson Of Upland
were In the city. U'n''''
Henry Kleopfer of Ramona was an
Abilene visitor. iI'ot r' h'0 VIZ
George Edgerman drove in from
Lincoln township. ii 2ea to ali'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Rowe spent
Sunday at Dillon. h".'"9 }''"
Mrs. Il. Fl. Munsell was up from
Detroit shopping. tr'2 '''l -
Mrs. Thomas O'Meara of Chapman
was an Abilene visitor. 80 ID" 't"'l'i
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Hostetter Of
Hope were in town. iA4H ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krause Of
Hope we're in the city, VI l"'El
Lloyd Metz and B. j. Longhofer
were up from Woodbine on business.
Miss Myrtle Hill of Hope was in
town on her way to Hope to visit her
brother. l"V2
's Mrs. Simon Schleichter Of Topeka
is visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Shirk. 4dia a91'a1 oo ~ % aAI'fS
Z J. D. Bradley, formerly Of Abilene!
now of Arkansas City is the gnest OF
his brother William Bradley.ri ta'
WIN. schlessrcr, one Ut the leading
Farmers or southeast Dickinson, was
in town ana called on the Reflector.
d, j. n. Favor, formerly sheriff here.
has been appointed under sheriff Of
AIit. ll|t.fftfh.. .hiil ~.
Sumner county. He resides al Wei
lington.
10. "A. Case u in Kansas City looky
ing after the startling Of retail butter
trade in that city for The Jensen
Creamery Co. net A.ufom 4o sour
DR.. Hannah Sherwood Of FATS City,
Neb., has located in Abilene ana has
her office over the Lyric. Sha has
been chief SUI seon Of the Fails (ity |
hospital. ~
Chas Kubach is at Rock Island,
ILL.,, introducing the concrete fence
post to the farmers, Of that vicinity,
Mrs. Kubach has Joined, him for the
winter. .,s
Mr., and Mrs. W, H. Logan are
home from a six weeks visit at the
Did home in Illinois, and with rela-
Liyes in Wisconsin and Missouri
they report an enjoyable time.
Samuel Freeman ofWashingtoh, D.
e., Is visiting his uncle s.. Cassat and
Henry Freeman They had not met
N 35 years. He will spend the,win-.
Ter with his son. Dr. Paul Freeman
at IT. Riley thga. ,l1lan '5aut a
-. II. James of Morgan county, i
Ohioa 10 visiting his sister, Mfs.'J.
!. Watt on North Buckeye. They
had not seen each other for 81 years
Ind the meeting was a merry one.
This is Mr.. James second trip to the
west. In 1885 he went to Iowa; was
there two years, got tired Of the new
county and drove an OK team back
10 Ohio, where he has lived since.
W. j, Gudzelman has returned
from an extensive trip in Illinois,
Indiana and Kentucky, He
reports one OF the biggest corn crops
In years in Illinois and Indiana. rum
ming from 60 to 100 bushels to the
acre. Mr.. Councilman has shipped
seteral carloads Of apples to that vic
unity. the fruit crop there being very
shorts
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