Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-03-09
CARLTON

Mrs. Della Brown OF Hutchinson
arrived Thursday evening to be pres
ent mt the funeral Of her mother here
Friday.
Miss Lucy Greenwood Of Salina
visited Carlton relatives a few days
the past week.
Rev. Martin arrived here Saturday
to conduct morning and evening SER
vices ut the Baptist church here sun
day. He IL an evangelist who mas
been holding protracted meeting at
the Baptist church In Gypsum for the
past three weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Jones and family OF
Manhattan spent several days visit
ing relatives here this week.
A few OF our CarltOnites attended
the wrestling match at Wichita last
Friday.
Most OF the sick folks are able to
be out again who had been suffering
from flu, grippe, etc, last week.
Dave Calhoun's baby Is under the
car Of the doctor, having severe
case Of bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. Young returned from Marion
Saturday ia the home Of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Edwin Hagen where he mas
been for some time and expects TO
remain for the spring.
Mrs. +. Phillips died at her nome
Wednesday morning OF pneumonia
She had been ailing about TWO
weeks but not seriously Ill only four
days and her death was very unex-
pected. The funeral was held from
the Presbyterian church OF which she
was an active member practically All
.her life. She was also a member OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid ana
Missionary Societies and nara ana
faithful worker Of that church, al
ways willing to do her part. Inc
funeral was conducted by MINISTER
of Solomon. Hesides her husband
three sons and two daughters ana
several grandchildren she leaves
large host of friends who were
present at the funeral OF one VINO mas
lived among them for great many
wears as well respected citizen.
The floral offerings were many ana
beautiful. Burial was In Falrview
cemetery.
Miss Sarah Boyce is able to re-
sumo her school duties again AFTER
severe attack of the flu.
VIM. Phillips and daughters OF
Gypsum attended the funeral Friday
of the late Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Jas. Carney and family of Linds-
borg spent Sunday with relatives IN
the vicinity of Carlton and Gypsum.
Mrs. d. d. Chance is reported on
the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney ana
daughter Mabel were Abilene callers
Monday.
Carl Jones of Manhattan spent
Sunday with Marion TOlbert.
Floyd Chance expects to leave for
Salina soon to remain for some time.
Thurza Patterson spent Sunday
night with her grandparents here.
VIM. Boyce Jr., and VIM. Morti-
mer are DOIn SICK.
Mrs. Grover McAdams who re-
Gently returned from the hospital IN
Abilene is said to be seriously Ill
again.
An auditor was here Monday on
business regarding the Farmers
Union.
The lecture course held here in the
new hall Friday evening was not at
tended as well as usual owing to the
bad weather.
Mrs. NJ. Bartels is at the homes
of her daughters Mrs. Henry Law
and Mrs. Clarence Shut helping care
for members of both families who
have been quite sick.
Babe CrOley has been real SICK TOT
several days as the result of flu ana
penumonia in a light form.
Mrs. Jas. HOWE and daughter or
Mt. Pleasant attended the funeral OF
the late Mrs. Frank Philips here Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Abbott OF
Wichita are staying at the country
home Of Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Eliason west of Carlton.
Mrs. J. +. Ireland who has been
suffering from complication OF dis
eases for the past two weeks Is
niue improved and is able to sit up