Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-22
FRAMES AND TRI
PHRsONAL-

friends at osborne
Geo. w. Stinson VIII crate at 7
Oberlin July 4th-
Hon. w. ii. Mcbride was in ,
town this week on business
The Osborn F'cTmer says that
Mrs. o. J. AIcFadden IS very Ill
Mrs. H S. Polling and children
are visiting friends at Alma Neb-
Miss Gussie Wells, the artist, has
gone to her home in Sarnac Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sallee are off to
Wisconsin on a visit to their Old
home.
Mr.. Petty, OF Montgomery coun- /
ty. Iowa, was here visiting his son D.
I. Petty a few days ago
DIR. Weatherby, of Missouri, was
here last week looking after his ex-
tended real estate interests.
S. w. Pearson and wife after
visiting their children here a week or
two have gone on a visit to q son IN
KiOwa county.
Miss Kate Troup spent the fore
mart Of the week in Phillipsburg
visiting friends and relatives-K5I'-
acj1l Independent.
The HERALD's good friend Mack
Davis. of Pleasant Green, was a call
/ er on Monday. He thinks crop pros
! poets are good.
Miss Emma Bissell returned from
Baldwin, where she has for the past
year been attending college, on sun
day last.-KjrlUi1l Independent.
j. A. Walker, of Summerset, Pa
who was here several weeks last fall
and who bought property here, IS
now in town and expects to remain a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sallee, FranI
l Strain, Reuben Rogers and b. +.
Horns are in Chicago attending the
5 National Convention as lockers on
5 They are all for Gresham.
R. F. Wilkinson, of Great Bend
{ was here last week visiting his sister
= Mrs. G.. F. Hall. He is a telegraph
operator and will get a position a
some point on the Q. K. q n.
e Miss Myrta Bissell, of Phillips
burg, is the guest of her friend, Mis-
r. Minnie Mcbride, and her cousins
= Mrs. G.. w. Cooper and Mrs NJ L
y Smith, Osborn Farmer.
Mr.. @. w. DObler the poPula
81 photographer, returns from OsbOr
~ today and will remain in PhlIllpsbur
for a few days. He will move tn
s. car as soon as it can be got ready.
a Judge H. @. SpauIding and Wi
10 have planned an extended visit cas-
ward. Mrs. S. is still in very pOt
It, health but will be able to tray6
a The Judges health is also very Il
ut from good
A large party of young fol
at went to the depot last Friday eve
ne inc to meet Miss Jesse Pratt, WI
,st has been attending school at El
poria and who returned home tin
~ evening to spend vacation
he John Herring, of Solomon tow
70. ship. this week renewed his subscrl
ton to the HERALD another year. !
is a democrat but says the HERALD
no a good paper for news and IS fair
on all its political argument and he ca
ay not do without it. He thinks we W
l"O raise good crops this year.
C. w. Young, one of PHILLIP
y" burp's most prominent citizens,
99O cOmDanied by D. II. BENEFITS, OF Il
~ lOgg Iowa. was in the city last Iu
l6 day and Wednesday, and made
Tribune a pleasant and welcome Ct
vas MIR. Bennett is looking for a IOcat
Of to open a hardware stOre.-C0
the Tribune.
'g- F. T. NJ. butcher thinks that
the farmers in each neighbOrh'
the would sink such a well as the Q.
-ess & II. are putting down at PhIlll
ron burg, and put in a wind mill Il
Of might irrigate their farms at no V
heavy expense and always raise CT
araa whether it rains or not.
this There will be a political j.
hill discussion at Marvin, Saturday eN
ad-" inc, June %, and at PhiIhpsbl
Thursday evening, June Is, betW
hrs L. F. Fuller, of Logan, Union La
re- and G.. w. StinsOn, Of this place,
yin publican. All are invited to after
- CO1I8IITTE
Prairie View has two base
Tho clubs known as the first and sec
o C-Io nine. There was a hotly cOnte
W match between them on Saturday
rooi which the score stood 81 to 80 IN
or of the second nine. There Wi
-, a match game on the 4th OF July
hel i a prize.
and C. A Spaulding and Prof. .
ice Loar are very strong friends OF !
Geo. W. Jones who is a candldat
State Superintendent, and they