Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15
Personal Mention.

Gen. John W. Phelps, who amused
himself and a few other people, by &C
cepting an anti masonic nomination for
the presidency in 1880, and who is now
nearly 20 years of age, WAS married in
Brattlehoro, VT, on Monday, by Bishop
| Bissel, to Mrs. Anne B. Davis, aged
about 80.
Emperor William has once more stood
godfather to the newborn seventh son,
whose brothers are all living, OF poor
couple in Alsace, to whom the emperor
sent fifty marks and allowed his name
| to be entered on the church register OF
the parish Of Stossweier. The aged en-
FED. 40 1'' 'e
Twenty-Five years ago Sir John Rose,
Of Morton, Rose & Co.. OF London, was
Canadian lawyer; to-day he is mil
lionaire, baronet, and knight Grand
| Cross OF st. Michael and St. George.
One of his daughters is married to Mr..
Sloane Stanley, who succeeds to half
the immense fortune Of the late Asshe-
ton Smith; another is wife of Captain
Clarke, A. d. c., to the prince Of Wales,
and his son is engaged to daughter Of
Earl Cathcart, Lady Rose was Miss
! 4SmplS, Ill ItmGIltdQ.
Sarah Bernhardt has been getting her
life insured, in favor of her son Maurice.
| The managers ofthe insurance company,
! the Era says, having heard SO much of
the fragile condition OF the actress, in.
| sisted upon having the separate opinion
| of as many as i've medical men. Each
| gave IN his conviction that Madame
| Bernhardt was in the enjoyment of per-
! feet health, and possessed, moreover,
| remarkable physical strength.
| Joseph W. Sweet was not man to
make display Of his wealth. He was
rated in the tax book of Providence as
owning 5000 in real estate and $4,000
IN personal property. But on his death
he is found to have LETT nearly half a
million.
Surgeons Briggs and Blackman, of
| Nashville, Tenn, performed success
fll operation on General D. G. Buell.,
| removing the left half Of the lower Jaw,
the bone of which had been injured
some years ago by fall from horse.
The Generals prospects for recovery are
regarded as certain.
| The trustees Of Columbia College, in
J New York city, have prepared plan to
receive young women for a four-years
course outside of, hut under the supervi-
sion Of, the college, graduates to be en-
titled TO the same honors as young men
who have taken the regular course.
Ex-senator Tabors first wife, whom
he discarded as soon as he became a
millionaire, is said to remain faithful in
her affection for him, and though she is
now rich, she declares that the happiest
days of her life were when she kept his
! grocery store at California Gulch. She
prays that he may soon lose his wealth,
when. she believes. MS Oshkosh bride
will desert him and he will be glad to
return to his first and true love.
Mark Twain once wrote a famous story
called "The Jumping Frog THE frog
who would a-wooing go' has now leaped
into reality and fame through the Clari-
on, of Morehouse, in Louisiana: "While
Miss Zella, daughter of f. +. Taylor, was
walkin. in the street she discovered that
frog was pursuing her. When she
would stop the frog would stop; when
| she quickened her step, the frog did the
same. She became alarmed, ran into
her fathers house, the frog still follow
ing her. She ran through the hall of the
house, the frog in close pursuit. The
young lady finally sprang upon bed,
when the frog strangely disappeared and
was not seen again"
Miss Emma Abbott has closed her sea-
son Of thirty-6ve weeks, in which she
has given $50 performances, and pro.
| duced twenty-one operas. In a few
weeks she will sail for Europe. It is
stated that the season inst closed has
been the most profitable in her career
History repeats itself. A young man
at Abbevile, Ala, last year worked for
man with the understanding that at
| the end Of the year he was to have as
| as compensation for his services the
mans daughter for wife and double
barreled shot gun. At the end of the
year the gun was delivered to him, and
| he married the girl.
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