Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07
PERSONALS.

N w. Pyles is now in Denver
Colorado on business.
Judge Cole was up to Almena on !
business last Wednesday.
Lew Baker, of Smith Center,
spent last Sunday in this city.
j. L Petty, formerly of this
place IS now in Salt Lake City, Utah.
"A W. Robertson was down to
Hill City, his former home, this week.
Miss Leila Young has gone to
Topeka to receive treatment for her
eyes.
Mrs. Flora Smith has gone to To
peka to consult a physician about her
eyes.
-Wm. VanDrew, Of Walnut town
ship, IS visiting his son William, a few
days.
j. M. AcNay and wife are going
on visit Of a few weeks to friends in
Iowa and Illinois.
Two strangers from Hastings,
Nebraska, were here this week look
ing over Phillipsburg.
Mr.. Stump, Of Downs, was visit
ing his friend Lawyer n. B. McCOr-
mick this week
"A. S. Zimmerman leaves next
Sunday for Frankfort to take posi-
ton in a bank there.
Capt. Taylor, of Hastings, Neb.,
who has a lot of live stock in this
county, was here this week.
Mrs. DamerelI, Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska, is in the city the guest Of
Mrs A. w. Robertson.
. W. w. Gill, an attorney Of Cove
City, has arrived and decided to locate
here and practice his profession.
Mrs. M. E. Hewitt, of Glen Ell
der has been in the city several days
visiting her brother H. E. Prentice.
Mrs. Frank Mckay and children
have gone to Iowa to attend the fu-
neral Of her mother who passed away
a few days ago.
The HERALD's good friend R. NJ.
/ Pendants made us happy this week
by planking down the collateral for
/ the HERALD for two years.
E. J. Palmer, who is baggage
master on the GOOdland and COlOra-
! do Springs division spent Thanks
giving day at home in Phillipsburg.
John Jordon, of Plum township,
kcalIed on business Monday. He was
feeling rather badly as he has two
sons in Colorado and both are sick.
Gilman Carl, Of Smith county.
/ last year a member Of the law firm OF
| Smith & Carl, Of this place, made us
a call last Monday. He will teach a
term Of school in Rocks county this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Hall have
returned from Illinois where they re-
turned in response to a telegram that
! Mrs. Halls mother was dangerously
/ i'll She passed away soon after Mr..
Hall arrived.
Mrs. HickenlOoper, Miss Clara
Eldred and Prof. LOar attended the
II Teachers Convention Of North West
ern Kansas at BelOit last week. They
report that they had a very interest
ing and profitable session
Venerable Mrs. CaIkins, Of La
fayette, Ind, is visiting a few days
in the family Of @. D. Jones. She Is
the mother Of Hon. Vim. Calkins, one
of the foremost men Of Indiana, also
of Mrs. VIM Bissell, Of Phillipsburg
Kan. where she will spend the WIN
ter.-NOrtOn Champion.
Lon Gruwell, an old settler Of
GlenwOOd township, was a caller or
Monday. He has been a successful
farmer and he gives it as his opinion
: that the farmers of this county are II
the habit of planting their corn to-
thick. Scores Of farmers have tOlC
the HERALD the same thing.
Daniel Foy, a good citizen o
Walnut township, and his wife, ar
visiting for a few days with their sol
: Morrill, Foy and other friends IN thu
/ place. Mr.. FOy Is an enthusiast
u Kansan. He likes the climate, ha
/ had reasonably good success farming
e and believes this is a healthful cOun
t try. MIR. Foy is a good farmer; n
came here from Illinois.