Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-10-04
PERSONALS

PERSONALS.
The Logan Republican says that
Capt q. Huff viii soon locate in Phil
lpfburg
Miss Ella, Buckley spent few
days last week visiting friends at
Goodiand
r. II. Archer, a prominet citizen
of Williamsburg, Ky, is III town Wis
Iting his brother-in-law, 3. Albaugh.
John B. Turner of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has been here several days
visiting his uncles John and Vim.
Bissell
Geo. r. Hall has sold his bust
ness and will this week go east with
his family. He thinks he viii locate
In Iowa.
Mr.. r. A. Handy returned the
first Of this week from Red Cloud
Nebraska, where he had been looking
after his lumber interest.
Elder B. r. Turner, who has been
preaching for the CongregatiOnalists
IN the north western part of the State,
is in Phillipsburg again having finish
ed his work out there.
Judge Polling is spending four or
five days Of this week at Long Island.
County Clerk Hartman is attending
to the business Of the Probate Office
In POIngs absence.
w. y. Turpin, liz efficient c.
Z. & n station agent at this place,
has taken a few weeks lay-of. He
will attend, this week, his brothers
wedding at Wichita, Kansas.
Attorney SpauldIDg, of Phillips
burg, was in KensingtCn a short time
last week. Mr.. Spaulding is one of
| the brightest attorneys IN Phillips
county Ke1sjglgtO7l Mirror.
Donald Mcdonald started this
week on trip to Chicago and points
t in Canada on important business the
exact nature of which Mr.. Mcdonald
does not care to make public, at this
time.
Miss Hlghlie Powell, of Fairbury,
Ill, sister of j S Powell and Mrs v
B. Darnell, of Crystal Twp, this cOun-
ty, visited a few days last week with
Miss Ivy Loar. She will teach in
School District No. 1913.
Joseph Pimlott, Of Beatrice, Neb.,
has been in town several days He
is looking over town and country
with view to buying property. We
believe he talks some Of making
! Phillipsburg his future home.
Mr.. @. Hickenlooper returned
from a visit to Iowa few days ago
A fine vein of coal has been discover
ed on Mr. HIckenlOOper's Iowa land
and be has given a coal company an
option on a 200 acre tract for one
year at $40 per acre.
We are informed that JAS w
Thrasher, formerly Of Plum town
ship, and we'll known in Phillips
burg, as a contractor and builder, is
now on his way back from Montana
where he removed a few months ago
He prefers Kansas to Montana, 81
we are told.
Mr. H Kronheimer, now a resi-
dent Of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, called tt
see us last Saturday He resided
here six years ago and still owns {
farm in this county. He says he see.
d WOnu6EIu1 Improvement III ul11l kJo
burg and Phillips county since he lef
here six years ago.
Mrs. Springer Of Gof, Nemaht
county, is here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plotner. Sh
says that the display Of fruits, vegta
bles and other farm products now Of
exhibition on the west side Of tn
) square is finer than anything she say
at the County z air in Nemaha county
Miss Leila Young left last Mon
day evening for Topeka where sh
will remain a few days and then g
on to Ohio, Ill, on a three month
visit Miss Leila has a large numbe
Of friends here who ali join in wish
ing her a pleasant time and a speed
: and safe return to the social circle
: of Philiipsburg.