Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
ABOUT PEOPLE

A. L. Duckwall motored to Belle
Frank Schwab of Chapman, was
visitor to the city.
Vile on business.
Mrs. A. d. Martin of Hope, wa,
shopping in the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis of Industry
spent the day in the city
Miss Grace Patton OF Beloit, is the
guest Of Mrs. Ira Johntz.
II. D. Wilson was here from June
ton City, transacting business.
J. W. Hamilton, mayor of Long
ford, was in the city ON business.
S. F. Gutsch and p. V. Howe were
up from Hope transacting business.
Miss Mary Smith returned Friday
to Lawrence to resume her studies in
college.
Miss Daisy SEEDLINGS returned
from Colorado, where she spent the
summer.
Clifford Roger left for Alton, H.,
where he will teach music the com
ing year
Miss Mary Elizabeth Engle left for
Salina, where she will attend the
Kansas Wesleyan University.
Mrs S. E. Duckwall, G. e. Duck
wall and Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Waga-
man motored to Great Bend for a
visit
Miss Lulu Spangler left for Otta-
wa to attend the wedding of Alva
who formerly lived in Alb
ilene.
Miss Elizabeth Wyandt left for
North Hampton, Mass. Her mother,
Mrs. c. c. Wyandt, accompanied her
to Chicago.
p, b. Robson left for Mexico, Mo
for a visit. His son James, left yes
ierday for the same city, where he
will attend school
Miss Gladys Burton left for Lawr-
nee to enter the University of Kan
,as. She was accompanied there by
ler grandfather j. N. Burton.
Alva Kinderdick was in Abilene
listing relatives. His mother, Mrs,
:. l.. Merrifield, accompanied him to
ottawa. Miss Lillian Kinderdick will
.ttend college at Ottawa this year.
Misses Marie Hassler is home from
he Pennington school, where she
caches Miss Hassler is quite i'll
nd Miss Mildred Wilkie will take
Ter place until she is able to resume
er work
Mrs. l. c. Woods, who has been
listing with her cousin, Mrs. Ella
Jason, left for her home in New Or
cans She was accompanied by her
unit, Mrs Joseph Bleakley, who will
isit there for several months.
George Callahan left for Camp
where he will take charge
+ the Parker shows. He has been
18th the Parker Amusement Co. for
number of years. lie visited with
is parents here the past two weeks
Mrs. j. A. Mcclellan left for her
ONE in Colorado. Little Margaret {
cClellan will remain with her aunt, +
RS. n. b. Martin, for the winter. /
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Fullington, of q
ayarre, were summoned to Wakee- l
~ last night by a message inform Z
them of the death of Mrs. Full G
gton's mother, Mrs. r. c. Wilson. c
j. NJ. Carver, wife and daughter q
earl are home from a months visit II
Colorado. They made the trip in
cir car and report a fine time. u
If. Carver is much improved in i
,alth. q
Rev. Dr. d. C. Dutton spent the
orning in the city. He has just =
)sed a very successful season on the y
autauqua platform, fulfilling his y
lends expectations that he would ="
owe one of the top notchers as
,turer. over 800 copies Of his IS
reater Life Library" have been u
Id. He went home to Kansas City d'
noon. "a
Miss Mary E. Wolyerton, county
perintendent, had record days yes n
day and today for out-of-town Wis
rs. They are: Miss Neya Clark,
Chapman, Miss Edna Blorn of En-
prise, Mrs. William Stout of De- II
it, Henry Linden Of Enterprise, in
IS Hazel Bryson of Cheever, o. L. pr
isler of Chapman, Supt. w. o. III
Irk of Solomon. NJ. L. Stark of Elk la
y, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schlesner and la
IS Agnes Burnfield OF Elmo, David
nghofer of Woodbine, E. A. Allen
Hayes, Miss Emma Weber OF Man
tan, John Osborn Of Enterprise,
and Mrs Chas. Gugler of Wood
e, and Miss Mary Karr Of Tai
ge.