Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22
PERSONALS.


peka on business this week
Miss Sarah Lynch spent last Sun
day with friends at PrairIeview.
Miss Bert Wilson, Of Norton, was
In the city few days last week
Mrs. John BisselI visited her
daughter in Norton last Monday.
Lawyer Black, of Bloomington.
Nebraska, was in town tins week.
Lawyer Lewis was down to Smith
Centre on legal business Tuesday.
Miss Belle Morton has returned
from her visit to friends in Nebras-
ka
"A. B. Wilder, an old newspaper
man of Scandal, was a visitor at this
Office Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Shearer who has been
visiting her friend Mrs. DR. Ewart,
Of Logan, has returned.
w. B. Hannaway, an industrious
young man we'll known here, has gone
to Sedalia, Mo, to study telegraphy.
John Worneck left last Monday
for Colorado Springs, where he has
secured permanent employment all
winter.
Mr.. Crandall, of the firm Of Nor
ton and Crandau, has sold out and
cOntemplates removing from Phil
lipsburg.
Elder B. r. Turner has left us
again, having gone to the eastern part
Of the State. He hopes to get work
as a CongreS atiOnal minister.
Sheriff Mcclure was in town
Thursday and Friday, serving subpB-
mas for the January term of court.
He also had papers in another liquor
case.-I11teT Ocean.
"A. Troupe, formerly of Kuwin,
Sundayed in PhIllipsburg last Sun
day. He is now proprietor of a whole
sale notion house III Topeka. His
many friends will be glad to hear Of
his prosperity.
Isaac Moore. late Of this county,
writes Weeks q Morse that he is now
in Chicago, that he has lately travel
ed 1000 miles with a team, has seen
lots of country and he has seen none
that he likes better than Phillips Co.
Kansas.
Mrs Harry Archer, Of Phillips
burg, accompanied by Miss NJ NJ
Taylor, assistant principal of the
schools at that place, spent last Sun
day in Kirwin, visiting the Misses
Lane. KjrlCj11 Graphic.
20. Bruner has returned from
Oregon, where he spent several
weeks this summer. He visited Doc
tor Carman who is practicing medi-
cine in that State. The many friends
of the Doctor will learn with pleasure
that he is doing a good business, Is
we'll, and satisfied with that State,
We are reliably informed that
w. H Nelson, of this city, has been
| rendered a position in the New Natl
enal Bank Of New York City, which
has recently been organized with Kan
sas capital, and that he will go there
in the very near future and make that
city his hOme.-jSH1jth Centre BUUe-
tin.
Professor Loar and Supterinten-
dent Colby will attend the Northwest
Kansas Teachers Association, at Con
cordia, next week. Professor Loar
will address the Association during
its session, on the morals Of teachers .
All the Phillipsburg teachers expect
! to attend the State Association at To
peka the last week in December.
Professor Loar also delivers an adj
dress on that occasion
-MaiQr w. @. Don Carlos and
wife left Sunday evening, for Seattle.
Washington territory, where they in
tend to make, their home in future.
The Major is an old citizen of Kir-
win and has always been willing and
anxious to help with anything that
would help to build up the city. His
legal practice was large and success
full. We are sorry to see the Major
leave but hope he may meet with sue
cess in his new location. Kiirlcin
Chief.