Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

PERSONALS.
Mrs. j. II. Ssllee visited friends
near Agra the first Of the week
Mrs. Frank Smith. Of this city,
visited friends IN Kirwin this week.
Harry Leffngwell Is home from
Manhattan College to spend the holt
days.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N Page and
daughter visited friends at Almena
last week.
Charlie Tubbs went TO his home
near Long Island Thursday morning
for few days visit.
Charley Page and wife of this city
are spending the holidays with friends
at Athena.
Miss Jennie O'C0nnor, Of near Mar
yin, was IN Philllpsburg the first OF
the week visiting friends.
Mrs. Joe Morse left last week for
Grisw0ld, Iowa, where she will spend
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Bert Wilson of Norton stopped
over and spent Christmas in Phillips
burg while on her way to Topeka.
R. T Shearer and wife were at Logan
last Saturday. bCr. She8rer installing
the officers Of Logan Lodge A. F. &
A. NJ
Miss Belle C8rman, who is attend
/ ing school at Emporia, is home spend
| ing the holidays with her parents near
town.
@. w. Hull, Of Kirwin, was on our
| streets Tuesday. We presume Char
ley came up to a live town to purchase
Christmas presents.
Samuel Rosenberg, of Phlllipsburg
was in KirWin over Sunday visiting
/ his brother Isaac ROsenberg.-R jjT-
tcj1D Independent.
A. @. Hays and wife, w. D. Hays
and wife, and Mrs. W. d. Helrie, of
Long Island, were registered at the
Bissel House last Saturday.
Emma Bissell, who has been attend
ing the Baker University, at Baldwin
City, Kansas, is home spending the
holidays with her parents in this city
Miss Julia Close, who has been at
tending school at EmpOria, came
home Tuesday evening to spend the
| holidays with her parents in this city.
r. M. Handy, who is now located
at Otis, Colorado, is here for a few
days visit. Mort is looking much bet
ter than when he left here some three
| months ago.
Editor McNay and wife, w. w.
Colby and wife, T. j. LOar and wife,
Miss Ivy Loar and Miss Clara Eldred
are attending the State Teachers As
ISOLATION at Topeka this week.
R. A. Dague, editor of this paper,
is spending the week with his family
in Denver. By a letter received from
him we learn that Mrs. Dague does
not improve in health very rapidly.
MIR. e. P. Travis, one of Smith
cOunty's prosperous farmers, made
the HERALD boys n pleasant call on
Tuesday. He, with Mrs. Travis. is
visiting with his brother, Dr. Travis
of Marvin, and other relatives for a
few days.
Joseph Weeks and family leave this
week for Gravel Ford, Oregon. where
they expect to locate. Mr.. Weeks is
one of Phillips county's best farmers
and cit. zens, and we are sorry to lose
him. but wish them success and pros
perity in their new home.
Peter Bergman, French & John
ston's timer, left Monday to spend a
few weeks at his home in Leaven-
worth. Pete IS a first class young
man, sober and industrious, and at
tends to his duties as regularly as
clock work, and deserves a vacation
once a year, which he generally de-
votes to a visit to his parents.
MIR. c. Reasoner of Osborne was. IL
! PhiIlipsburg the irst of the week and
made this Office a pleasant call Mr.
ReasOner is the father of Miss Flor
/ ence Reasoner, who conducted the
l Phillips County Institute, in this city
two years ago. He has represented
Osborne county. in the Legislature
several times, but for the last few
years has been a correspondent al
| Washington, d. @. He is now ne.
| gotiating for the purchase of a news
paper at Norton, and if successful
viii locate there.
Fred Scr1bnar formerly 0F Stock.