Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-01

land were here on business.
George Lank, postmaster at Sol
onion, was here on business.
DR.. e. N. Farnham of Hope was
business visitor in the city.
Ed. Arnold and Glenn Morris of
Chapman were here on business.
]. r. Williams of Enterprise was
up on business Monday evening.
William Sigg, trustee of Rhine
hart township, was in on business.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Sorrels left
for Kansas City where they Will
live.
E. T. Motley is up from Kansas
City visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Brenizer.
Mott H. Thayer left for Chicago
to buy horses, which he will ship to
New York.
Mrs. Will Carpenter returned to
Denver Sunday after visit here
with relative.
Mrs. Anna Stauffer and daughter,
Mrs. A. D. Martin. of Hope are
here shopping.
Mrs. E. w. Glenn and daughter,
Mrs. Morehouse, were here from
Manchester shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Motley OF
Kansas CITY returned home after a
visit at the A. S. Brenizer home.
o. L. Brandt and family will
leave Thursday for Graden, Kan.
where they will make their future
home.
DR.. and Mrs. s. S. McGinnis left
for their home in Tribune, Kan"
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
R. Baer.
Mrs. Matte A. Foreman of Omar
go, ILL.,, who has been visiting .rela-
tives at the ]. A. Fiddock home,
left for Blairstown, Mo-, where she
will visit.
Rev. H. z. Bower, the new Evan
gelical pastor, and his family are
expected this afternoon or tonior-
row. They expect to drive here In
their motor car from jewell City,
which has been their home.
The Rev. Daniel Motley, pastor
Of large New York City church
arrived for a visit with his old
friend, I. Slaybaugh. They were
boyhood friends. Rev. Motley is
making a trip through the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kaufman,
Raymond and Mrs. Eshelman, ]. Il.
Engle, M. L. Hoffman and a num-
Der of others are attending the state
convention Of the Sunday schools
of the Brethren in Christ church,
which is being held at the Bethel
church near Moonlight.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Hanne and son
left for their new home at Randolph
where Rev. Hanne will take up his
new pastorate. He has been pastor
of the Evangelical church here for
the past two years. Miss Clara
Hanne will remain here until the
close Of the school year.
Miss Ruby Norman has returned
from her winter season with the
American Girls ON the Redpath ~
ceum circuit. Miss Norman will be
at home until June when she Will
begin a 13-weeks' chautauQua sea-
son. Miss Norman has made a dis
tinct success in her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Laney return"
ed to Concordia today after having
visited friends and relatives in Abb
lene and other places for two or
three weeks. Mr.. Laney has been
touring the western and southwest
ern part of the state looking for
location Concordia Blade.
Mrs. Bertha sheahen, who has
been III at the home Of Mrs. 2. B.
Mason for the past two months, left
for Charleston, w. Va, with her
mother. Mrs. L. E. Burdette, who
was called here owing to her
daughters serious condition. Mrs.
Mason accompanied them to their
home.
Ralph Cooley, who was the first
tester the county COW testing asso-
citation here employed, will help
Elmer Engle at the latter's farm
four miles west Of town for two
or three months. Mr.. COOley's home
is in Manhattan but for some time
he has been in the dairying business
in Minnesota.