Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-29
ABOUT PEOPLE

The Misses billing OF Hope were
here shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koeiling were in
from Moonlight to shop.
George Tucker OF Manchester
was in town on business.
o. G. Lockard OF Hope, coroner
was in town on business.
George Anderes was up from FL
mo to attend to some business mat
ters.
Mrs. Walter Engle Of Navarro
was among the shoppers from out
of town.
Mayor Marion Wright Of Solomon
was a business visitor here Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bebemeyer OF In
dustry we're here shopping and Wis
iting friends.
D. s. strole, one Of Navarre's
prosperous citizens, was In town
with his family.
John Poore left for HIS home In
Greensburg. Mrs. Poore left Tuesday
for Greensburg.
Miss Agnes Ayers returned to her
home in Manchester after short
visit with friends here.
]. M. Wehler went to California
to visit the San Diego fair. He ex-
poets to locate at, San Jose. Cal.
Mrs. James Eyster who has been
visiting at the Henry Eyer home,
left for her home in Thomas, Okla.
Henry Fink OF Garfield and V.
J. True Of Hayes, deputy assessors
were in and brought in their books.
william Boyce OF Wheatland was
in and left his deputy assessors
books. He has completed his asses
sing.
Mrs. w. H. Kerr of Harrington
was here settling the estate OF her
husband, a former Rock Island Of
fetal
G.. A. Burke, assessor Of Willow
dale, was in and brought with him
his books. He has completed his
work.
Mrs. Wilson of Wakeeney, who is
visiting relatives at Navarro, was in
town shopping, and returned to Ma
varre.
Mrs. ]. F. stull returned to her
home in Palco. She has been stay
ing for a few days with Mrs. s. ].
Poore.
Mrs. Thomas Hislop who has been
at the home of Miss Kate
Mustard, returned to Saskatche-
wan, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ausherman,
from the Industry neigh
borhood, were in town. They will
live on the old Ben McCosh farm.
Rev. J. H. Cakerice left for Law
renee where he will conduct a SER
les of meetings at Pleasant Grove
church south of Lawrence.
Miss Anna M. Coffenberger writes
rom Spokane, Wash, that she and
Mrs. Burton E. Bowen will leave to-
,ether for the Philippines early in
Nay.
A. ]. Anderson, one of the coun-
US enterprising farmers living
ast of Enterprise, was in the coun-
y seat on business and called at the
reflector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Collier and
laughter, living north of Chapman
pent Sunday at the home of Mr.. ,
md Mrs. George Delker of East !
seventh street. 8
Mrs. c. A. Dickson arrived Sun l
lay from Kansas City, called by 9
he serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
:. W. Morse. Mrs. Morse was about |
he same today. &
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Volkman Of
Noodbine were in town shopping {
md visiting friends. Mr.. Volkman
8 one Of the Woodbine neighbor- I
hoods progressive farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Shockey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson of Riley,
Kan, left for their home. They mo-
ored as far as Detroit Sunday but
we're compelled to stop there be-
,ause of rain. They expect to re-
urn next Sunday and take the car
back to Riley.
Matt Weightman, treasurer of
Shawnee county and candidate for
he Republican nomination for state
treasurer next year, was in town.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Weight
nan. Mr.. Weightman owned a drug