Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-21
PERSONALS.

EEES5ON Ais.
E. @. Cook, Of GlenwOod town
ship, has moved to Arkansas.
An aunt of Mrs. E. j. Palmer,
from Illinois, is here on a visit
j. D. Matteson, clerk of the dis
trict court elect, has moved to town.
j. F. Thompson, editor of the
Selden Times, was a caller on Tues
day.
Mr.. w. H. Kratts expects his
wife to return soon from her visit to
friends in West Virginia.
Hon. H. n. Boyd, the irrepress-
ible editor of the Logan Freeman,
was a social caller last Monday.
Mr. Charley James and wife, Of
Phillipsburg, were visiting friends in
the city Sunday.-KjrlcjI5 Chief.
Among other good friends Of the
HERALD who called this week was
Elisha Hawley Of Sumner township.
Editor Beacon, of the Smith
/ Center Pioneer, was a social caller
last Tuesday. He. reports his town
improving.
-Ex-Coroner j. r. Edwards was
a caller last Friday. He says the
J Democratic party IS sure to win four
years hence,
Mrs. Judge Cole will return
home this week from Long Island,
where she has been visiting friends.
She Is in poor health.
Hon. w. H. Mcbride, Of Osborn
and County Attorney A. G.. Mcbride
Of Oberlin, attended court at Phillips
burg this week.
Mrs. J. @. Latsbaugh's mother
! Mrs. Smalley, has returned from Chi
cagO where she has been visiting rel
atives several months. She viii re
main here during the winter.
Prof. @. Vincent, of the 'Inde
pendent Newspaper Union, Of Win
fed, Kan, was in the city Wednesda.
and made this Office a social call. H
is personally a pleasant gentleman.
The HERALD's old friend, A D
Buckley, Of Republican City, was
caller on Monday. He had poo
health when he came here seyera
years ago. He recovered his healt
and is we'll pleased with this part o
the west.
Hon w. @. DOnCarlos, one c
= Kirwin's brightest attorneys, has bee
in the city this week attending cOur
y Uncle Don has many friends in thi
city who are always glad to see hin
t Smith Center Bulletin.
? And this and last week the Majc
: attended court in Phillipsburg. Ma
D iDOnCarlos Is not only an able lawye
but a genial and courteous gentlema
r. whom it is a pleasure at all times
, meet. The Majors law practice is e.
tending to other counties, which fax
we are pleased to note. He IS a ski
full lawyer.
Harry Mckee, deputy county re
e corder, left Phillipsburg on Tuesda
:; and went to HOpkintOn, Iowa, to az
u cept the position Of Professor of Per
e manship and Commercial BOOk-keeI
ing in the college at that place. d
did not seek the place but 1t was tel
;, dered him, and he. after mature COZ
: sideratiOn. accepted 1t. MIR. Mcke
q is a young gentleman Of eXemplaI
habits, and is worthy Of the conf
denee and high respect IN which
n is held by all those who know hi
{. best. The HERALD cOmmends him
S, the people among whom he goes, an
e wishes him success in the arduOI
g and responsible position to which
has been called
# Our old democratic subscrib
+ W c. SOule who resides three mil
4 east of Long Island was a caller
: Monday. he came to this oOun
- from Cass county. Iowa, SIX yea
ago. He has kept out Of debt, II
- proved his farm some, raised gOC
= crops and is we'll satisfied with Il
country. He Is opposed to plantiI
X corn with a lister. 1T plants the co
= too thick. and delays the working
3. the crop a week or two when the il
a fmer ought to be cultivating it. U
ed + reason Why farmers do not get alOl
n better. 1Ir. Soule thinks, Is becaU
at they buy too many farm implemeI
% on credit and they borrow too mu
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