Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-13
FRAMES AND TRI
PERSONAL.


Ed. B. johnson has retured from
j. n Sallee was down to Smith .
Center on business last Tuesday
w. n. Doyle, of Republican City
was a caller one day last week.
j. C. Latsbaugh's little daughter
has been very i'll several days.
Mrs. Jacob Nipps is visiting
friends at Topeka.
R. A. Handy thinks he will go
to Dakota and spend a few weeks
where 1t IS cooler.
Miss Jennie O'COnner has been
employed as an assistant IN the Phil
lips County Bank
E. S. Latsbaugh, of Sedan, Kan,
and Of the firm Of j. @. and E. S.
Latsbaugh, is here visiting his cOnsin.
j. B. Hicks of Plainview town
ship reports that crops are very
promising IN his part Of the county.
Elder Turner is canvassing for
subscribers for a valuable book 1t
is cheap at the price he sells them at.
Fred Close has caused a nice
awning to be built in front of his brick
on the west side occupied by Lats-
baugh.
G. A. Blue, of St. Louis, a mer-
chant tailor has located in Phillips
burg to follow his profession. The
HERALD bids him welcome.
Linn Binford, who has been for
some time engaged In the telephone
! office, will IN few days return to his
! home in southern Kansas.
-C. O. Atkins and family, of Lin
coin, Nebraska, who were here visit
ing Mrs. Atkins sister, Mrs. Dague,
returned home last Tuesday.
Reuben Rogers returned from his
Iowa visit last week. He says crops
look nice in Taylor and adjoining
counties, but he likes Kansas better
than Iowa.
E. S. Stroup, of Bow Greek, was
a welcome caller last Tuesday. He
reports less rain in his locality than
here, but says crop prospects are
good
County Clerk Hartman has gone
to Topeka on business, being sent by
our Commissioners to attend the
/ State Board of Equalization. He
may be absent a week.
Jas. A. Breaky, of Jefferson
county, Pa, with his family arrived
about three weeks ago intending tc
locate here, but has decided to re-
turn.
Melvin Spaulding who has beer
In Phillipsburg since last fall will II
a few days leave for his home in Sar-
atOga county, New York. He thinks
he may be with US again next winter
Elder B. r. Turner has returned
from Arkansas. He comes home dis
gusted with the part Of the south be
was in. He says they are not all re
constructed down there and he il
sorry John Sherman was not nOmin
/ ated for President.
We understand that severa
years ago, Mr.. James Bradley of this
place, went south a strong Democrat
Mr.. HickenlOOper, his brOther-in-law
says he has returned to Kansas a. Re
publican, and says he wants to live il
a state where the Republicans hav,
made the laws.
In this HERALD may be seen thu
announcement of A. p. AIcElrOy as
candidate before the Republican con
ventiOn for County Superintendent
of Public instruction. Mr.. McElrO,
is an old citizen of the county, ha
been a successful teacher for years
He is a good, sound, progressive Re
publican, a scholar and gentleman
and if elected would make an efhcien
officer.
Under the head of announce
ments may be seen the name Of Eval
Hebrew, of Bow Greek township 70
; Clerk of the District Court. Nh
- Hebrew came to Kansas fifteen year
ago when but nine years of age. h
is an enthusiastic Kansan, IS ger
; tleman of the most exemplary habits
possesses all the necessary qualltics
lions to discharge the duties Of tn
! Office acceptably, and has man
, friends who will urge his claims
p w. B. BOoz has returned from
= four months visit to old friends /
Kings county, n. Y. He had a yer
l pleasant time. He caused the HEI
. AID to be sent to John A. Suffer, {
70 that place who is a grandson Of th
once noted Gen. Suffer, Of Gallo.
MIA. Mr.. Suffer has heard a grei
deal about Kansas, and thinks /
may come out and see the country
perhaps invest here. Mr.. BOOz say
. he talked up Kansas in good sty
7 while east.