Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-30
PERSONALS
Sid Miller, of Concordia, was in
town on Monday.

GLGAONSAN E4LiAOs !
Sid Miller, Of Concordia, was in
town on Monday.
After an absence of several weeks
r. A Handy is again with US.
Mayor j. w. Lowe was over in
Nebraska on business a few days this
week
j. s Barnes was down at Smith
Center two or three days this week
on business.
g. @. Woods, Of Woodston, took
the excursion train at this place last
Tuesday evening for Denver.
Editor Cunningham, of the Lo-
gan Republican, went to Colorado !
Springs on the grand @. K. & ~ ex-
cursiOn.
Hon. G. A. Lewis, Of Phillips
burg, made this Office a friendly call
on Monday while in this city.-LOng
Island Leader.
Il Ainslie is at home this and last
week at Grant City Mo. His family
viii return with him the next time he
comes.
Elmer Kelley, of McCook, Neb.,
was Misunderstanding with friends in
town Monday. Years ago he was en-
plOyed in this Office.
County surveyor Stubert is in
this part Of the county this week,
hunting up and establishing corner
stones to farms. Long Island Leader
Doctor Reading, of st. Joe, Mo,
was here the first Of the week to visit
his sister, Mrs. VOgle, who has been
and still is seriously i'll from typhoid
/ pneumonia.
-Ex-COunty Treasurer W II. Mel
/ son, OF Smith county, has been here
since last Monday morning examin-
ing the county treasurer's books. He
is employed by Treasurer Nipps.
Rev I. S. Hall, of the M. E.
church has returned from Colorado
where he owns 800 acres Of land which
! he purchased without seeing it. He
is well pleased with his real-estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Robertson
have gone to Phillipsburg, to spend
/ the winter with the family of their
son, A. W. They will return to Os-
born in the spring. Osborn Farmer.
John Now. Of Bolin, Wisconsin,
has arrived and will take a position
as salesman in E. B. Sewel5s store.
He is Mrs. SeWelFs brother. He has
been i'll for several days since his ar
rival
N. w. Pyles went to Kansas City
on Monday to lay in a stock of jewel
ry. He also intends going to Denver
to purchase a large assortment Oh
mountain jewelry'' to be ready fOl
/ the holidays.
Ira Kelley, the live editor of the
Colby Tribune was IN town last Sun
day. He was surprised and graft
fed by the Improvements which hac
been made since he left. He Is vel
pleased with Colby.
j. O. Dean, of Long Island, was
In town on Monday after nearly three
months absence. He reports his sol
Elwood as liking Oregon very much
His health has improved great!
since going there.
j. D. BOnar, who was admitted
to the bar a few months ago has de
cided to go eastward and seek a lOca
ton for the practice Of his profession
He has formerly been a school teach
er and we learn was a good one.
IS. j. Hartman attended the Stat
| Convention Of County Clerks at To
peka last week. He says a grea
: many matters pertaining to count
2 affairs were discussed and many valu
able ideas and methods were advanC
e ed Among other things recommend
ed was that the present plan Of as
sessing property be abolished and
2 County Assessor be appointed
o Rev. O. J. 3IcFadden arrived i
Z the city yesterday In charge Of an EN-
r grant party, enrOute from Osborne
S Kansas, to Pasor0vels, California, VI
r. the Missouri Pacific and Santa Fl
f While In the Missouri Pacific yards
l. with his stock and goods, a thief eI
s tered the ear and broke open his VI
u Use, rObbing him of over 500 Ma
L shall Price Is working up the case an
y expects to capture the thief--Atch
son Champion N0U. 18th.