Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-15

= Colorado Springs, to visit her 81
} tiers, Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan and Mr.
, Walter Dodge.
J Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Peters accom-
panied the body of Miss Sarah Pail
; here for burial. Mr.. and Mr.
Peters live in Centralia, Kan, an
own hotel there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Badger, Mr.. an
Mrs. Mark Miglario motored u
from Abilene last evening and spen
the evening with Miss Winifret
Ryan.-Salina Union.
Frank Bourbina and family hay,
moved back to Abilene from Edna
Texas, and are living on Soutl
Buckeye. Kansas looks best after
all, Mr.. Bourbina says.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Myers, Mrs
q. C. Anderson, Mrs. R. H. Seeds
and Miss Gertrude Cough motored
to Hope last night to attend a ses.
sion of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Makins, DR.. E.
Makins, James Makins and DR.. Leo
Makins of Topeka, motored to
Gypsum Sunday and were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gribben, jr.
Howard Eaglen of Salina, and
brother of Chapman, were called
here by the serious illness of their
sister, Mrs. Chester Baer. Mrs.
Eaglen, their mother, is here now.
]. T. Prendergast beat all records
on seeing the Frisco fair. He is
just back from a ten days trip, dur
ing which he saw the sights and
visited his son, Tom, at Los Ange-
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Burroughs,
and Mrs. Issac Burkholder of Plain
Vile, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs, N. B. Martin, left for Bea-
trice, Neb., where they will visit
friends.
George S. Crazy of Pasadena,
Calf, is visiting his sister, Mrs. ].
p. Cress, nine miles north, and ex-
perts to be here two On three
Mr.. Crary is glad to meet
lis old friends again.
c. H. Loudon, Prof. W. S. Robh.
henry knight and Gantz McNeal of
chapman were here on business.
Mr.. Loudon is one of the county |
Ugh school trustees and he and |
1r. Robb attended board meeting.
C. c. High left for his nome in
lltaugh, Calf, after visit with his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. High.
Fe will stop at Colorado Springs,
'enver and San Francisco on the
'ay. The Hihgs enjoyed a Family
auniCn for some time.
Mrs. ]. r. Paynter and son,
urry will leave Thursday for their
,me an St. Louis, after six
eeks' visit here. Curry broke his
llarbone when he fell from bed
few days ago, but the bone was
t and he is doing we'll now.
Mrs. L. Johnson of Enterprise was
re shopping. She was aceDmpan- y
! by her sister, Mrs. Emma Keller
Leaverworth, who with her L
lighter. Corrine, is visiting at the W
hnson home. Mrs. Keller and =,
lighter will leave Saturday for San &,
ancisco. vi
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver and M
SIS Elizabeth Carver and Mr.. and NJ
s. Edgar Snavely of Baltimore, r,
:, motored to Council Grove Nom
2 and have returned. Mr.. and ;ba
5. Snavely are visiting the Car wi
S. Sunday family reunion n
! held at the Carver home on u,
st Seventh. a.,
Ir. and Mrs. Adam Fry, former re
dents of Abilene, are here from Tn
rfield, Pa, for a visit. Mrs. Fry his
sister of John Kugler, and she 4he
Mr.. Fry have other relatives 4io
,. They have broken up house bee
ping at Fairfield, and have not COZ
nitely decided where they will res
tie. They may decide to stay
J, Mr.. Fry says.
ider and Mrs. ]. r. Hantz and
Hantz' nephew's son, Staurt =
lbs arrived Saturday. Mr.. .u
tz attended the general confer -
Of the Church of the Brethren
Hamburg, Pa, and Mr.. Jacobs
rned with him for VISIT. They
ID Mrs. Hantz in Kansas City,
e she visited while Mr.. HAntz
at the conference. -
ss Imogene Warren and Miss hon,
crime Christian, who have been ana
IL Miss Maud Irene Whitehead.
for their home Miss Warren's a,
r. s. H. Warren and a party