Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-23

PERSONALS

j. NJ SaIlee spent a day this week
III Smith Center on business.
Mrs. Til Dickey started on a visit
the first Of the week to Denver, Col
James Isler and George W. KeI-
" have removed to northwestern
Nebraska.
The aged parents of Mr.. a. W.
Robertson viii arrive soon and re-
main all winter.
Mrs. Latsbaugh expects her
mother soon from Chicago She VIII
remain here all winter.
Mrs. Brown. sister OF Mrs. STREET
ton, who has been visiting friends at
st. Joseph has returned.
Mrs. r.. Rodgers has returned
from St. Joseph Mo. where she has
been taking medical treatment.
Mrs. Z. F. Horns and children
have returned from their visit with
relatives at Wichita.
Editor Palmer, OF the Kirwin
CHIEF, was In town on Tuesday and
made a social call at this Office.
Prof. V. III. Noble, County Sup
erintendent of Smith county, was IN
town visiting friends last Thursday.
Mrs. W. II. Mcbride and daugh-
ter Minnie, Of Osborne, are visiting
the family of DR. Wallace and other
friends.
Frank Mcbride, son Of w. II.
Mcbride, has purchased the Webster
Enterprise aud Will remove to Ora
ham county.
Judge w. H Pratt is still in
Oregon in the vicinity of Salem. His
letters to friends are to the effect that
he likes the country.
Mrs. W. H. Kratz and her sister,
Miss Boyer. left this week for West
/ Virginia Miss Boyer is returning
home and Mrs. Kratz goes on a visit.
County Clerk S. j. Hartman is
| this week attending a state cOnven-
( ton of county clerks at Topeka. He
/ will probably return home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Hall
were called east last week by a tele-
gram announcing the dangerous i'll
ness Of Mrs. Halls mother at her
home in Illinois.
j. NJ Sallee, Clerk of District
| Court, Of Phillips county, was IN the
city to-day and made US d pleasant
call. He has a farm IN Washington
township, this county, and was over
looking after it.-Snljtb Center Pho
1eer.
C. w. Bailey is the name of our
new agent here. He came to this
place from Marvin, Phillips county.
and has been in the employ of the
company for the past five years. He
! has moved into the house formerly
occupied by Jack WilcOx.-AItOn
Empire.
John G.. Gebhart and wife left
! last Sunday for the Pacific coast
They will stop at Denver and Salt
Lake City From the latter place
they viii go to Washington Territory
thence to Oregon, from Oregon tC
! southern California and then home
via the Southern Pacific.
j. L Petty, who left here a few
months ago, writes John Dawson
from his Old home in Montgomery
county, Iowa. He still thinks that Is
a more desirable country than this
bat that he, young marriagable mar
should think 50 Is not to be wondered
at. His best girl probably resides
somewhere IN Montgomery county.
Rev o. j. McFadden, the NJ E
minister, preached his farewell ser
mon to his congregation SUNDAY
night and started for PasorOvels
Cal. the following morning, wher,
/. he viii labor in the Lords vineyard
In the future Mrs NJ and son de
parted for Iowa Monday night t
.. visit for a few mOnths.-OsbOTp
Farmer.
Prof. a. S. Zimmerman will leav
Phillipsburg soon to accept a position
r in a bank at Frankfort, Kansas
: This is to be regretted. He has beel
the leader and instructor of our Cor
net Band for about two years an'
has given it the deserved reputation
of being one of the best IN northern
Kansas. He is not only good musi
/ clan but a gentleman of good charaC
/ ter and is deservedly popular wit
. / all our people His many friend
here will wish him success in busi
ness and long life wherever his 10
: may be cast in the future.
E. A. Mitchell was a caller o
Tuesday. He has resided in FreedOI
? township fifteen years and has raise
g thirteen good crops IN those fftee
D years. This year he raised 300
t bushels Of corn and IS now feedin
. 100 hogs. His corn averaged 43 bush
/ els to the acre. Mr. Mitchell has III
o bounded faith in this part Of Kansa.
He says now that the Republican