The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08
Personal Paragraphs,

Captain Arthur Spring, a merchant OF
Callao, Peru. about three years ago left
a fortune of 81, 800, 900 to his cousin,
John Spring. Inquiries were set or foot
ior the latter, but he was not discovered
TIL three weeks before his death, which
happened at Virginia City, Nevada, s
few days ago.
young lady in Salem, Mass, who is
a very clever amateur artist, has dec.
GRATED q set Of tiles about one of the fire
places III the ancestral mansion which
her family has occupied for generations.
with sprays of apple blossoms, painted
from boughs taken from a tree
which George Washington planted on
tue grounds, and which is still flourish.
Ing.
In the Connecticut house of represen-
tatl7es is jeffrey o. Phelps, of Lewis
burg, serving his first term. Mr.. Phelps
father, Jeff y O. Phelps served one
term in the house AID one in the sen.
ate. His grandfather. Jeffrey @. Phelps,
Hr., served i've terms in the house. His
great-5iandlather, Noah A.. Phelps,
served five terms. His sreat great
2 an father, Noah Phelps, served nine.
teen terms. His great, great, great
grandfather, David Phelps seven terms.
dis great, gred,, great. REORGANIZATION
eighteen terms.
T,,o a,aho., r,
-. Hde.puisu 'ne Nlo"h
Prince and Princess Of Denmark, Pr,n-
cess Victoria, the wife Of Prince VIII
liam of Prussia, and other royal person.
ages, VIII attend the marriage of the
D,,a~.~ No. ~
Princess Eiizabeth. of Save.Altnnheru.
"n'cn VIII De solemiiiZed soen al
l Is reported Una the duchess Of
Montrose, VINO offended her family by
marrying Mr.. Crawford. aleadi 40 snort,
| ing mar in ENGLAND intands to ,,roc,, IL,
her love for her second h,,sbnna. WIN
| lately died. by erect p,r il, hi. ,nen,ory q
,oub of uunTaceaartea rr.nianr Ghn
has bought a fine site in London st an
immense cost, and says she will erect
upoi u u mon.snehI nat WI beat the
t,on is 60 sho s s,.s', ~ nut tI Siet alati .
of wl,nse ma ,r,i at s.n.,j
| cher to her dareaspd Nausolr. INV.
| the name to a,nbliioua rnnnIunan arch,
| lteciure.
9eofGe L. ~. ilealy, curing chet IN
New York, said: When l. was paint
| ing Prince Bismarck [ found him very
grumpy. But b fore the work was com.
pieted he became very alabIe and asked
iue to paint u portrait OF his vile and
dauglltLr. i)ore? Yes, [ know han well
! recall That the last time saw him he
,yon,on w,i,nS, %r,ro -, 49, H. 80
cel.ed.
ca ,,.. IN Ill.,.
.'@ nAs .ho oi"n'
warrior tili1 .e Is WAen some Missouri
stocilmen called on him the other day.
Missouri he assured them, sig the
lau -hlng stock OF the Union.' adding
thar Georgia even was heading her in
progress, that she was comparatively as
unieve!oped as tue interior of Africa,
when, AS the centre oflte United States,
she Should be in the van OF civilization.
Nrss M,.lar d,,,r or So cIrn.
-. ':e o,iioi
ia i'".'i~a "ip4, neg
mothers society friends Sunday IN Parl.
by falling to make her much iicraid.d
debut as soprano in the choir o. the
Passio aist Church, in Avenue !Ioche.
The church was crowded III anticioation
If the event by an ultrn-Eashionah!e
gathering, which had been educated 10
expect great performance from the
American h%eiress, aud who were beWi.