Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.

shopping In town.
Miss Ida Brown OF Longford u
shopping in town.
Miss Alice Engle Of Chapman wal
shopping in town.
Mrs. A. G. Bestline and daughterI
OF Detroit shopped in town.
Moses Barber OF Great Bend II
+, visiting relatives in the county.
Miss Nina Nichols IL home from
summers visit at ManitOu, Colo
Robert Murphy and Abner Page
OF Chapman spent Sunday here.
Clifton Clark OF Woodbine came
in to attend the athletic meeting
d. d. Hornaday. formerly Of Abb
Iene, is visiting friends for few
days.
Everett Hazelett went to Annapo-
lis to resume his studies at the naval
academy.
Jerry sheahan. solomon's wide
awake Democratic leader, was In
the city.
Fred Southworth returned to. his
home in st. Louis after visit with
relatives.
C. Kiemer and niece, Miss Frohm
left for California to be gone for
two years.
c. G. Collins left for Morris, Ill,
after visit at the Collins and Han
son rancho.
Mrs. o. A. Sterl is home from a
months visit with her parents in
Carrollton.' Ill.
Miss Lillian Schuerer returned to
Junction City after visiting at the
John Wilder home.
Clay Blackwell and John Krause
Of Woodbine came UP in an auto
to visit friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Minick Of
Los Angeles returned home after
relatives here.
Miss Edith Engle comes up from
her school at Navarro to take in
the first day of the. fair.
Mrs. Sam Gutsch and niece, Miss
Lydia Gutsch, and Mrs. Lockard Of
Hope are shopping in town.
r. A. Long and family and H. e.
Kuhns and family left for Califor-
MIA where they expect to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker of
Concordia are in town visiting with
friends and taking in the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Paynter left
Tor Wichita and Kansas City on the
way to their new home in pes
Moines, Iowa. s
Mrs. H. e. Ackers left for two
months trip to Baltimore. She will
top at Lawrence and visit her sons
Who are In school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Southworth
ire here from st, Louis visiting
elatiyes. Fred is employed in the
Doris auto factory and reports busi-
less good.
Frank Smith Of Manhattan Is in
own visiting relatives. Mr.. Smith
7as located in Herington for NUM-
er Of years but is now proprietor
I one of the finest drug stores in
fanhattan.
Mayor w. ID. Nichols and Capt.
Edgar A. Fry left for southern
'exas where Capt. Fry has several
ections Of fine land. 1t was pur-
hased years ago when land was
heap and has now become valua-
le.
w. N. Hawley, John Oberg, Jess
Iush, Sam McQuisten, VIM, Nor
an, Ed, Scripter, John Ketchem and
Iiss Kate Guffey of Harrington are
ttending court as witnesses In the
hley-Thompson case.
Chas, Kubach returned home last
light with a fractured ankle as re-
ult OF runaway team driven by
taking Mr.. Kubach from
lover to Higginsville, Mo. Mr.. Ku-
ach sustained a painful injury and
J confined to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hall stopped
yer in Abilene on their way from
ew Cambria to Chapman. Mr.. Hall
as county surveyor until he re-
gned a few months ago. He was
larried in Illinois few days ago
nd has been visiting with his par
nts at New Cambria. They will
lake their home at Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Baer left for
long visit at Harrisburg. Pa, to
IsIt with relatives and old friends
lere. Mr.. and Mrs. Baer left Har-
sburg az wears ago and came