Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-11
ABOUT PEOPLE

was III tlC SAIy.
Dennison German of Chapman Wis
tied local friends.
Miss Cholia Petit was in towr
shopping from Talmage.
Miss Mary Nottorf of Elmo II
visiting with Abilene friends.
p. A. Baird of Elmo was in towr
and made the Reflector a call.
A. H. Shelter was in from Elmo
doing business at the court house
Mrs. Harry Toliver left for Fair
fax, Mo-, called by the death of a
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cans left for
Massillon. Ohio, for visit with rel
atives.
S. II. McElhenny of Sherman has
sold his farm and will move to To-
peka.
Henry Schmuth of Herington
transacted business at the court
house.
Miss Bessie Bowel is here from
Beloit for the Malott-Humphrey
puptials.
Isaac Shockey left for Florin,
Pa, to attend the River Brethren
general conference.
Miss Lucille Broughton of Clay
Center is a guest at the w. H,
Broughton home.
A. K. Heller was up from his
fine farm near Enterprise and call
ed on the Reflector.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace of
Sac City, Iowa, are visiting with his
sister, Mrs S. Steelsmith
Mrs. Frank Miller, who has been
a guest of Mrs. Frank Geoffroy,
left for Wichita, her home.
Miss Jennie Laird went to EN-
poria to visit her sister, Rebecca,
who is attending the normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eckel drove
from Industry in their auto and
visited their daughter Sunday.
Miss Emily Swick returned to
Lawrence after visiting several days
At the H. L. Humphrey home.
w. d. Fulton of Talmage and VIM
Miller of Garfield township, trans
acted business at the court house.
J. A. Engler, F. w. Karl and
Frank Swanger returned from Kan
'as City where they went with cat
lie.
Miss Ruth Romberger went to
Topeka where she will enter st.
Frances hospital for 3-year ap-
R. D. Hull of Hope, G. w. Staatz
f Woodbine and William Moore of
Detroit transacted business at the
curt house.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Atwood and
aughter Dorothy went to Topeka.
IF. A. will attend the Kansas State
lculCdl doSOCldLlOus
Mrs. H. N. Dyer, Mrs. E. o. Far /.
If and little daughter went to Kan
Is City where they will visit .
eek with relatives. .,
Wylie w. Cook, assistant state 81
easurer, is in the city He is a O
ndidate for the Republican NOM W
alton for treasurer. VI
Maynard Hoffman, Reynold Rog- d
S and Kenneth Conklin went to
Lwrence to visit their older broth W
s, Howard, Ames and Tracy, re- HI
ectiveE. OF
Mrs. A. L. Young, Mrs. G. C. An al
rson, Mrs. Frank Woodward and IS
8. Robert H. Seeds went to Wich-
to a grand chapter meeting Of "'
3 Eastern Star. They will return
turday. -
Fred Biehler was up from his
e farm east of Woodbine and
de the Reflector a welcome call. a.,
has lived there for 3S years .
d has rented most of the land =,
i intends to take life easier -,
W. H. Goodwin and family of W,
poster, Ohio, are spending few !, G
eks with his parents, Mr.. and -
5. John Goodwin of Hayes. Mr.. -,
odwin is assistant superintendent -,
the Ohio State experimental sta 80
! at Wooster, having been there
the past nine years. ro
Hiss Gladys Tufts is home from
coin, Neb., until May 10, when
goes out on circuit A of Hor-
s chautauqua as Fairgrounds SUI Wf
visor. She will tour the south Pr,
tern and Pacific states. de,