Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-14
PERSONALS.

Harry Root, the Atchison Cham
f1jO31 man, was in town Tuesday and
spent a few hours with his friends
and patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. French, su-
perintendent Of the poor farm, have
returned from Denver where they
were visiting their children.
Miss Minnie Mcbride passed
through this city Sunday evening, on
in Logan and Phillipsburg.- KiTlCj71
Chief.
Judge H. @. SpauIding and wife
have returned from st. Joseph, Mo,
where they. were taking medical
treatment. They both received much
benefit.
Prof. Z. J. Loar and daughter,
Miss Julia Close and Miss Norris will
attend the Teachers State convention
at Topeka, beginning on the 26th
instant.
-Messrs. Palmer & Anderson, edi-
tors and prOprietors of the KirWin
Chief were callers at this Office last
Monday. They are both pleasant
gentlemen.
F. B. Irish, representative of
the Kansas Newspaper Union, was in
town on Saturday. Mr. Irish is a
/ whole sOuled courteous gentleman
with whom it is a pleasure to trans
act business.
Mrs Mary Hustin, residing three
] IA
J. Jefferson, will this week start for
Minnesota where she goes to visit a
daughter. She expects to be absent
five or six months.
Mr.. I. Ainslie has returned from
Grant City, Missouri. His family
stopped on the way to visit relatives.
They Will arrive soon. The HERALD
extends a cordial welcome to them in
behalf of Phillipsburg people.
VIM. J. Jefferson, a good farmer
who resides three miles west of Phil
! lipsburg, informs us that he this year
raised the best crops he has raised
since he came to the county several
years ago. Of course he likes Kan
sas.
Frank Taylor, of Hastings, Ne
braska, was in town a few days this
week. He has p head Of cattle that
are being fed on his farm Of a half
section q miles south east of town
He informs US that some Of them are.
as fine as any cattle in the west.
We notice among the visitors at
this term Of court some Hill City
folks. among whom are z. @. Tr1tt,
I County Attorney, VIM. Lawson, an
editor and w. r. Hill. the founder Of
Hill City, and also another gentle
man whose name we did not learn.
The HERALD's good friend, F. w
Turk, of Woodruff, was social call
| er last week and he made us happy
by planking down the ducats for the
HERALD another year. He has twice
resided IN California and may &C
there the third time, but he has {
high opinion Of Kansas.
"A. W. Robertson, Of the State
/ Bank Of Phillipsburg, was IN the city
yesterday, and reports business IN {
/ fiOur1shing condition, and consider
able corn in the north part Of the
county The state bank has com
pleted one Of the finest brick build
idgs IN the West.-HjII city Star.
Mrs. Valentine Draher. of Ind
lana is here and appeared as a wit
ness against her husband In Distric
Court yesterday. She is poor anC
has five children. It viii be remem
bered that he was tried for marrying
Cassie Keller, a young girl whose
parents reside near PhlIIpsburg
when he already had a lawful wife
Mr.. L Ainslie and family lef
Tuesday morning for their Kansa
home. Phillipsburg. They went vi
Sheridan, and VIII visit several day
with relatives at Burlington, Kansa;
? The Star wishes them much success
and VIII be a weekly visitor Nj
AInshe says he can use a wind mill 1
/ the grasshopper state, and so selecte
I No. 153--Grant city (HO.) Star
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