Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
PERSONALS.

Hon w 81. Mcbride was In the /
city Tuesday Of this week.
H S. Polling had a very pleasant
trip to Colorado last week
Rev. Beckhart is this week at /
tending a Ministerial Convention at
Miss Eunlce Norris left this week /
on a visit to friends in Rush county, |
Kansas.
F. T. NJ Butchers father from
the east will soon arrive and will visit J
awhile here.
j. P. Hicks, of PIainview, was a
caller last Friday. He says crop
prospects are fine.
Arthur Gordon, of Kearney, Ne
braska, is visiting friends In this city
a few days this week.
Mrs. Ed. Wilcox, of Hill City,
Kansas, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Robertson, of this city.
H n. Bennett went down to st.
Joseph on business and for a rest last
Saturday and returned on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Walton has ordered her
paper sent to Cloud, Ohio, where she
expects to remain during the summer.
Hon. D. L. Smith, of Long Is
land, and his brother-in-law L. F.
Pickle, were in Phillipsburg Monday.
George DIcHenry, of Horton, is
here visiting his sister Mrs. G.. r.
Chism. He cOntemDlates locating in
this county.
Little Oracle Wallace accom-
panied her mother to St. Joe last
week, but returned again to take care
Of her papa.
Misses Emma and Mary Bissell
returned this week from Baldwin
where they have been attending
school.
/ Mr.. Williams, of Marvin, Kansas,
/ is In the city. Mr.. w. is looking for
a location to establish a dry goods
store. AtlUOOd Journal
Miss Amy Wilson, of OHIO, Ill, a
niece of G.. w. Young, of this city,
arrived last Friday evening and con
templates spending the summer here.
j. P. Redman of Long Island,
had business at the ''hub'' this week.
J. P. is an old railroad boy, but says
| he is now we'll cOntented on the farm.
Miss Clara Eldred left on last
Sunday morning for Holton, Kans.,
where she expects to attend the sum
mer term Of school at the HOltOn
! University.
Rev. Simmons has received a let
ter from his wife, who is visiting heI
parents in Kentucky. and she writes
that her father is very sick and no
expected to live.
R. A. Handy, Mr.. Theodore Smith
and family, Mr.. O'Donald and family
of Topeka, and R. A. Dague and fam
lily, will soon leave for Colorado K
spend the summer.
Editor NcNay, of the Dispatch
and about forty citizens of Phillips
burg are here to-day visiting the cit,
and witnessing the ball game.-AJ
ne11U AdrGa1ce.
Ed Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Cole, of Phillipsburg, are the guest
! of Gus Cook and wife to-day. The,
are here to witness the match gam
of ball.-AID1ea10 AdUG1lce.
Mrs. D. G. Burgleston, Of Clar
india, Iowa, has been here visiting he
father Joel Shoemaker, a few mile
in the country. She returned
Iowa the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. McGuir
were in the city Saturday and Sun
; day last. They called on their friend
while here, including the inter Oce0
family.-LO11g Island Inter Ocean.
Miss Fanny Boyer, of Virginia,
, sister of Mrs. w. II. Kratz, of thi
f city, who spent several months her
last year, returned again last wee
! and expects to spend the summe
here.
j. r. Breakey, of PhiIlipsbure
2 was in this place Saturday, interview
S ing our school board. applying fC
S our fall and winter school. He come
. we'll recommended. Is one of Phi
. lips county's examining board.-LOn
r Island Leader.
W. j. Witham, of Crystal tow
: ship, was in town Wednesday. M
j Witham says during his sixteen yea1
. residence in Phillips county never h5
:. he seen such fine prospects for graz
d and says all the farmers in his neigi
r borhOod are in the best of spirits.
/. We neglected last week to max
mention of the return OF Donald nj
J Donald from the east where he ha
been for six weeks looking up the il
3 terests of his firm. Mr.. Mcdonald
i very enthusiastic over PhiIlipsburg
future, and he thinks Kansas is alt
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