Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
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Miss Frances Moore left for To
peka to reside.
Mrs. Fred Brownrigg was dowr
from Solomon shopping.
Miss Anna Ryan was down from
Solomon visiting friends.
y. Elliot and F. B. Faley of New
bern were Abilene visitors.
Rev. M. Denny was in from Dill
lon and called on the Reflector.
Jacob Thomas, G. A. Probasco and
E. ]. Browning were in from Sher-
man.
Mrs. ]. H. Hooper and daughter,
Blanche, are home from Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cromer of
Manchester were shopping in the
city.
Mrs. John Julian came up from
Wellington to spend Easter with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin were
in from Hayes and called on the Re-
Hector
Rev. ]. H. Cakerice was in from
Pleasant Valley and called on the
Reflector.
Mrs. F. K. Southworth of st.
Louis, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Peterson.
Alvin Engle was in Kansas City
yesterday with car of cattle which
topped the market at $3.50.
Geo. Mourer who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. o. o. Mccoy, re-
turend home to Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. ]. McCardle left for a visit
at Kansas City, Mr.. McCardle &C
companied her as far as Junction.
Miss Lydia Schneider returned
from Florida where she visited her
father. He is well and prospecting.
Mrs. J. F. Spahr was called to Sa-
lima on account of the serious illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Walker.
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Brown have
moved back to Abilene and are oc-
their dwelling on North &C.
lar.
Frank Huff was in from Sherman
md called on the Reflector He took
,ut with him a big bundle of fruit
.rees.
Wilson Young and family left for
heir new home in Alberta, Canada.
We are sorry to, see such good citi-
.ens leave the county.
l.. F. Linde, who lives southeast
If Enterprise, was in the city. He
ays he has the best field of wheat
n his section and it looks fine.
Samuel Rankin of Fremont, Iowa,
s in town visiting old friends. Mr..
Rankin owned fine farm on Hol-
and creek which he sold 80 years
go.
S. ]. Ellison, general passenger
gent of the Great Northern, was In
he city visiting his mother. Sherm's
many friends are always glad to see
i'm.
Henry Hoffman was in from Elmo.
lie has just plowed up $50 acres OF
,heat and says his section Of the
ounty will not raise enough for seed
exc fall
Herbert Schiveley, accompanied
y his mother, returned home from
-ansas City where he has been con-
med in the Wesleyan hospital with
Uphold fever. He is recovering rap {
lily.
NJ. Low was down from Solomon. |
hey will move to Wichita to be
18th son who resides there. They
ill be missed by their old friends
ere and best wishes will follow e
lem to their, new home. '
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hersh are home Y
'om Wakeeney where they visited |
heir daughter, Mrs. Henry Ashcraft. I
here were present four generations s
I the family, son recently being {
orn at a daughter of Mrs. Ashcraft /
nd being a great grandson of Mr.. g
nd Mrs. Hersh. 7
William Glenn of Tribune is In t
lie race for lieutenant governor. He a
as been a member of the legislature v
nd has qualifications for filling the b
ifice capably. He says he proposes (
} favor no faction and the square &
cal papers seem TO think this very s
I'd politics-but 1t looks good to C
lie plain, everyday citizen. t