The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PERSONS WHO HAVE COME AND GONE.
WHO THEY ARE,-WHAT THEY SAID
AND WHAT THEY DID.

i. Morris and wife, Of Cresson
were in the city Monday.
! Judge Pratt is holding district court
at Stockton this week.
Mrs. Garland left Monday for
Osborne to visit her husband.
&C. Pierce, an old friend of A. N
Harper, is visiting here.
-Messers Harris and Baxter are
back from flying trip to Kirwin.
Miss Mcfarland was quite sick
Thursday, but is getting better.
D. Fulcomer, of Idaho, is visit
ing the Stewart family north of town.
mMessrs Vedder and Wondor, of
MSllllbrook, were in the city Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. Hall has been very sick
Tor the past week but is now con-
valescent.
Mrs. D. Williamson made .
flying visit to Stockton Monday and
returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Henrie and daughter Sadie
of Big Bend, were visiting with the
family Of A. Hall, Sunday.
Col. Bill Higgins of Topeka is
out amog the coyote delegation push
ing his claims for Secretary of State
Fl. D. Craven, one of the subtantial
farmers of Phillips county and the
father OF Joseph Craven, was IN town
Wednesday.
Charley Reese is back from a trio
through southern Nebraska. Charley
IS highly pleased with what he saw
OF the country and reports good crops
and seeming abunda ice of money
and the good things of this life.
A. L. Mcpherson visited Logan on
business Tuesday. While there, he |
informs us that he visited the residence
property of W. A. Reeder and there
saw fruits and vegetables of al kinds |
that king would envy.
Rev. James H. Hubbard. Pre-
siding Elder of the Colorado Confer
ence, will hold quarterly meeting in
Nlcodemus, at the A. NJ. Z. Church
beginning on July %. The Elder will |
60 from this place to Big Bend where
he will also hold quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Jones has spent the week
IN Stockton where little Georgia has
been under the care of physician.
An operation was performed on the lit
tie fellow that relieved him greatly
and at last account he was RAPIDLY
recovering.
-Chas. Miller has returned from
Edmond and is employed in the office
OF W. +. Hill, assisting Mr.. Kamp-
myre ia his work. Mr.. Hill is daily
transacting an immense amount Of
business besides giving his attention
to the building up of Hill City. W
K. Hill is the little giant of this section
and to him is largely due the prosper
lty that Hill City is now enjoying.
J. c. Lowery having passed q
examination before the Dis.
-rict Court at Stockton Monday, was
duly admitted to practice law. Mr.
Lowery by his quiet gentleman de-
neanor, and studious habits has won
he admiration and friendship of our
citizens who will watch his advance
nent with pIeasuse. He is loud in his
praises Of the manner in which he was
treated by the members OF the Stock
on bar The Cyclone congratulates
Mr. Lowery on his triumph and wish :
lim success, confidently believing
hat as opportunities offer themselves
our Jess will win his spurs"
The Rev. Mr.. Palmer,
financial agent Of the Stockton Ac-
'ademy, paid US visit in the inter
st of his school. The Academy
will be opened Sept in the new and |
elegant building rapidly approaching
completion. With faculty compos-
ID OF earnest scholarly, christian
men and women, we take pleasure
n recommending the Academy to
hose of our young people desilous !
u obtaining higher education near
aome ard At small expense 1