Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-05-20
ABOUT PEOPLE

William oCN@ "a Ae-oN 49,
down on business.
Mrs. Anna Hastings went to En-
terprise 10 visit friends.
p. A. Bowman returned from a
business trip to st. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs. Koelling Of Talmage visited
friends here for the day.
b. r. Hogin of Kansas City is
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. c. Romig.
Miss Marjorie Bert OF Detroit was
In town visiting friends and shop
ping.
Miss Maude Scripter visited with
friends at Chapman Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Nickel went to En-
terprise for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Johnson OF Talmage
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. J.
e. johnson.
C. r. Knisely OF Talmage was
here on business and visited the
Reflector.
Ed. Thisler OF Burgin, KY, is
here visiting his brother, o. L.
Thisler OF Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bertschinger
and her mother, Mrs. Fiske, were
here from Hope shopping.
Herbert Naylor spent the week
end with relatives near Talmage and
returned to Manhattan.
Perrie Pitts and oliver Broberg
are in Abilene visiting Mr.. Pitts
sister, Mrs. F. ]. Rumold.-Manhat-
tan Mercury.
B. S. Titus, 51O Enterprise, went
to Great Bend to assist monument
firm there in decorating work for
a short while.
George Harden of Talmage stop
ped over here on the way to Wichita
where he will attend the grand lodge
of the knights of Pythias.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson left
for a two months trip to Califor-
mia. They will visit their son,
France, at San Jose and go to both
the fairs.
Sidney Holman left for a visit
with home folks in Gentry Arkan-
sas. After vacation of two weeks
he will go to Kansas City to locate
Mrs. w. S. Anderson returned
from a visit with her son, w. G..
Anderson, at Winfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Benignus and
little SON are here from Hutchinson,
his mother, Mrs. G. A.
Benignus.
c. T. Estes is home from bust
ness trip to Kansas City. While
there he attended the opening of
the new Muehlbach.
Mrs. Martha Latin of Cawker
city, who visited here yesterday
with her friend, Mrs. w. M. VIM,
eft this morning for visit with
her daughter In Abilene.-Beloit
Call.
Col. E. c. Little returned to Kan
sas City after attending court
here. He is enjoying a good sized
boom for the Republican nomina-
ion for congress in the Second dis
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DR.. and Mrs. e. e. Hazlett left
or an extended visit in Annapolis,
Nd. They will be present when
Everett graduates from the U. s.
academy.
Mrs. E. X. Peck and son, Kelso,
eft for Central, ILL.,, where they will
yisit her mother for a week. From
here they will go to Minneapolis, '
Mimi, to reside.
Miss Grace Peters and mother,
Mrs. o. J. Peters will arrive this
evening on the U. P. flyer from
Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Peters has been
slowly and is able to sit
lp a short time each day.
Mrs. H. M. Fink, who has been
III and staying at the George Sex
ton home while a physician has
been attending her, has improved
md has returned to her home west
II town,
Mrs. Jennie VAIL went to Ellis
worth where she will attend the
exercises of the high
school, Her niece, Miss Geneva In
gram. who has frequently visited u
lere, will be one of the graduates. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Crispin have
'eturned from Dickinson county,
Xan WHARF thew moved last fall U