Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-14

shopping from Detroit
Karl Riddle went 20 Harrington on
Engineering business.
Miss Minerva Hawk OF Detroit
vas in town shopping.
Mrs. Jacob Stoner was In town
from Manchester shopping.
s. w. Bebemeyer left on short
b. siness trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. James Ketchersid and daugh-
ter Lillian were up from Hope.
Mrs. s. steelsmith left for Idaho
called by the serious illness OF her
father.
Mrs. Charles Young left for an
EXTENDED visit In Missouri and New
Jeysey.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Ramsey left
for their home in Nampa, Idaho, at
ter Q visit here.
DIR. and Mrs. J. r. Payne have
returned from Miltonvale where
they spent the week.
Mrs. Asa Johnson and daughters
Grace and Ruth, went 10 AAnS0s
City for a weeks visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Luty Of Fl. Scott Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. @. b.
lCailicotte on West Third.
Auctioneer w. C. curphey was
down from Salina for the stock sale
at the Baer sale pavilion.
Mrs. o. E. wickliffe went to Kan
sas City for a months visit with
her son, l.. A. wickliffe, and fam
lily.
A. ]. Carruth OF Harrington was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. b.
I.andes last evening. He returned
home today.
d. w. Tappen went to Winfield TO
attend a meeting of the state asso-
citation Of probate judges. He Will
return Friday.
Miss Juanita Engle was home
from Solomon and spent the weeH
end. she is teaching in the public
schools there.
Jacob Bucher and sister, Mlsi
. Elizabeth BucheE OF Gettysburg
d Ia. are visiting at the Geo. F. MIN
ter home south of town.
8 Mrs. ]. w. Hollinhed has LEI
o for her home in Portland, oregon
> after a two weeks visit with ne
:. brother, David Matteson.
. Miss Florence Engle, who is teach
u ing in the high school at Manha'
) tan. spent Sunday with her parents
D Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Engle.
i Samuel Holton who was Gale
here by the illness of his father r.
h turned to his home in Peoria, Ill
Il as his father is improving.
Il Harry Mohler spent Sunday
1 kansas City where Mrs. Mohier
Il lin Bethany hospital, having recen
Il liz undergone an operation.
II Arthur Messick of Topeka. fol
II r1er Abilene boy, was one OF tn
II eighteen chosen as members OF u
4 Kansas State Normal Glee club.
II Principal Robb and M. P. Sal
Il born. with their wives, were U
Il from Chapman and attended II
! Templar reception last evening.
C. A. Snider is here from Ell
hart, Ind, called by the very serio'
illness of his mother, Mrs. d.
snider, who still continues very 10y
Fred Smith and A. e. Reynol'
went to Topeka as delegates fro
the Abilene lodge to the big l.. Q.
F. convention being held there tn
week.
bo Mrs. Henrietta Wall and MI
RS Nina Nichols left for three month
,e. trip throughout the Pacific stat
"a and will visit both expositions viii
IS enroute.
Mrs. May Weber had for CUES
ty. Sunday her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mr.
of- Jacob Heer of Junction City an
nd her brother, Henry Heer, OF R1ie
nd an extended visit.
of Mrs. E. Godfrey accompani'
cir Mrs. o. e. Wickliffe to Kansas CIT
a where she will make a short sta
lat on her way to Bentonville. Arka
Int sas. for an extended visit.
me Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hodge lie
no for Chicago where Mr.. Hodge WI
BIZ attend the annual meeting OF II
X, national federation of implemel
dealers associations, of which he
secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Weller ha'
Id moved here from Danbury, WI
oud viii reside on North Olive sire