Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-09
PERsONAT,e

Prof LOar has a sister visiting
him from Illinois.
Mrs. h Wallace returned this
week from a visit to Osborne. Kansas.
-Theo. Smith and family are ex-
pected home from Colorado about
the Goth.
Edwin Mcdowell has taken his
old place at the round house for a
while
John Lane, Of the Kirwin Grph-
&c, made US a fraternsl call last Mon
day.
"A. G. Hays, Long Islands at
tOrney, was In Philipsburg, Monday
on business.
C. 81. Edgecomb came up from
Marvin last Friday to shake hands
with Congressman Turner.
Lawyer Frank Mckay went to
Prairieview Tuesday to attend camp
meeting.
Miss Ollie Osborne, of the Reg
lister of Deeds Office, has gone to
her parents in Nebraska,
G. A. SpauIding, local attorney
for the Rock Island, went down to
Topeka the first of the week.
Mrs. @. W. Pomeroy started on
Tuesday evening for Great Falls,
Montana, to JON hcr husband
Our foreman, Geo. W. Danforth.
writes that he is having a royal good
time among old acquaintance in
! Ohio.
Harry Lefingwell will start soon
/ for another term at Manhattan Col
Iege. Harry is on the right track,
and will make a good man.
u. S. q. johnson, who has been
visiting his brother, o. E. johnson.
Of this city, has returned to st. Louis,
| Missouri,
Miss Phebe Anderson, of Wet
more, is visiting her old school mates,
Mrs. D. A. BickfoId and Mrs. @. W.
Pomeroy, of this city.
Henry Mcdowell and wife went
out west last week to spend a few
months in the vicinity of Jaqua, Chey-
enne county.
Miss Olletta Lowell and Mrs.
Sadie Shuck, nee Sadie Lowell, of
Kansas City, are visiting friends in
PhilIipsburg.
About the last of August Jesse
Pratt, Julia Close and Alice Carman
will start for Emporia to attend the
State Normal.
Charles Hull, E. w. Warner,
Horace MOultOn, r. I. Palmer and
DR.. Irusdale, all Of Kirwin, were at
the hub last Friday to pay their re-
spects to our worthy Congressman,
b. j. Turner.
Dent Cheseldine, PhilIipsburg
boy, has secured a position as travel
ing salesman for a st. Joe Grocery
house. Dent has many friends here,
and they will all join in wishing him
success In his new undertaking.
Prof. T. j. Loar returned last
week from his trip to Tennessee, where
he went to attend the National Teach
| ers' Association. On Monday he left
for MankatO, where he will conduct
the county normal.
Harry Root, of the Atchison Chap1D-
ION, is running at large in this corner
of the State. But he is harmless.
save tina malady he has OF absorbing
political inspiration from the atmos-
phere, and Of transmitting 1T to that
sterling paper, the Champion.
Mrs. E. J. French, wife of Super
intendent French, of the poor farm.
returned last Saturday from Glasco.
where she attended the funeral of a
grandson. Her granddaughter, Mss
Woodward. came home with her to
spend a few weeks.
Our friend Mr.. BlakesIee. of Bel
mont township, made US a pleasant
call last Monday. Mr. Blakeslee's
corn crop this year is first class. He
raised considerable corn last year
notwithstanding it was a bad year
for the average farmer.
Mr.. q. w. Bowman, manager for
the Logan Lumber Co., at Prairie
View, was In Phillipsburg Monday
and made US a pleasant call. Mr..
Bowman recently came to this county
! from IuscarRWas county, Ohio, and
likes Kansas very much.
-Messrs. j. w. Calender. Presi-
dent Of the Exchange Bank, Of Stock
ton, and M. P. Isenberg, Of the same
| place, were IN PhiIlipsburg on import
ant business on Thursday Of last
week These gentlemen admired our
beautiful city, and spoke encourage
! IngIy Of its active indications Of bust
ness prosperity.